Arizona bringing 600 nurses from out of state to help hospitals with surge
The Arizona Department of Health Services announced a deal to bring in nearly 600 out-of-state nurses for hospitals expanding capacity under surge plans.
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Pandemic could worsen Arizona’s teacher shortage
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Phoenix temperature dips below 90 for first time in a week
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Pollution advisory issued for Phoenix area on Wednesday
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Phoenix police officer accused of injuring woman during traffic stop
A Phoenix police officer is facing misconduct allegations from a woman who says body-camera footage showed she was roughed up and injured during an arrest this year.Comments -
Arizona reports record 97 new coronavirus deaths, 3,257 cases
Arizona reported a record 97 new coronavirus deaths and 3,257 more cases Wednesday, bringing the state's totals to 131,354 cases and 2,434 fatalities. -
More law enforcement deaths in 2020 due to coronavirus than bullet wounds
Statistics gathered by the Officer Down Memorial Page suggest that nearly twice as many law enforcement officials have died this year from coronavirus exposure than from bullet wounds. -
Mesa educators to protest premature resumption of in-person learning
Mesa educators and their supporters are set to take to the streets to protest Arizona schools returning to in-person education prematurely amid the coronavirus pandemic. -
Biden's $2 trillion climate plan aims to reframe debate
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Navy: Progress on warship fire, but ship's fate uncertain
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Court denies fitness group's challenge of Gov. Doug Ducey's closure order
The U.S. District Court, District of Arizona has denied franchisors' of boutique fitness studios challenge of Gov. Doug Ducey's decision to close all indoor gyms last month. -
First coronavirus vaccine tested in US poised for final testing
The first COVID-19 vaccine tested in the U.S. revved up people’s immune systems just the way scientists had hoped, researchers reported Tuesday -- as the shots are poised to begin key final testing. -
Harassment claims reinstated in Juan Martinez ethics case
The Arizona Supreme Court has reinstated sexual harassment allegations in an ethics case against a former prosecutor best known for winning a conviction in the Jodi Arias murder case. -
Records show several complaints against trooper who shot Dion Johnson
Records released Monday showed several complaints against the Department of Public Safety trooper who fatally shot Dion Johnson in late May. -
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Sheriff Paul Penzone used to be skeptical about the idea of body cameras for deputies, but now he sees what a valuable tool they can be. -
New strike force aims to test 60K Arizonans for COVID-19 in 12 days
State and federal agencies are teaming up on a coronavirus testing strike force that will test up to 60,000 Arizonans at two Phoenix sites over 12 days. -
Arizona gets nearly $6 million in federal funding to fight homelessness
Arizona nonprofits and government agencies are getting nearly $6 million in federal funding to combat homelessness. -
Funeral service held for Peoria officer who died in motorcycle crash
Hundreds of police officers and others attended a funeral service Tuesday for a Peoria police officer killed in an on-duty motorcycle crash after a demonstration at a school. -
Dave Ramsey says: Term life policy suits single mom of toddler
A single mom should get a good term life policy equal to the amount that she'd like to supplement her son’s care, Dave Ramsey recommends. -
Foreign student rule pulled in face of lawsuits that included Arizona schools
Facing multiple lawsuits, including one including Arizona's universities, the federal government rescinded a rule that could have forced international students to leave the country.
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