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Arizona health officials on Friday reported 3,225 new COVID-19 cases, eclipsing 3,000 for the first time in more than six months, and 23 additional deaths from the disease.
Arizona’s congressional incumbents have the advantage of name recognition and massive fundraising leads – but analysts say they might need both as congressional redistricting has “put us all in a state of limbo” for the 2022 House races.
Phoenix Police Chief Jeri Williams was suspended briefly and reprimanded in connection with bogus gang charges filed against people arrested at a Black Lives Matter protest and a controversial challenge coin.
Two Maricopa County Sheriff's Office detention employees have died of complications from COVID-19 recently, bringing the number of Valley law enforcement personnel fatalities from the disease to four announced in the past week.
Arizona health officials on Thursday reported 2,970 new COVID-19 cases, the most in a day in more than six months, and six additional deaths from the disease.
Arizonans showcasing their interests with specialty license plates resulted in millions of dollars going to charitable organizations in the state in the past year, with three license plates netting at least $1 million each.
The Glendale City Council on Tuesday approved a collaboration with the Arizona Cardinals and a commercial real estate firm to plan a mixed-use project on the southeast corner of 95th Avenue and Cardinals Way, just south of State Farm Stadium.
More than half of Arizona’s House delegation cast votes by proxy this year, including two who were among the top remote voters in Congress and another who once called proxy voting “shameful and unconstitutional” but did it anyway.
Arizona's three public universities on Wednesday each updated their COVID-19 policies to add classrooms to the list of places where face coverings will be required when classes start in the coming weeks.
Arizona health officials on Wednesday reported 1,970 new COVID-19 cases, ending a weeklong stretch of days above 2,000, and six additional deaths from the disease.
Disgraced Arizona state Sen. Tony Navarrete resigned Tuesday, the Senate said, less than a week after he was arrested on charges of sexual conduct with a minor.
