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A recent study showed that Arizona ranked middle of the pack when it came to having enough slots to accommodate families seeking child care.
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Arizona health officials worry that coronavirus fatigue is setting in as the pandemic rages on and coroanvirus cases continue to surge.
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A Census Bureau report shows that post-9/11 veterans are more likely to be employed in jobs that are immune to recession compared to the general population.
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University of Arizona researchers monitored the role of insomnia during the coronavirus pandemic and found more than 50% of participants had sleep troubles.
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Health experts in Arizona and across the country worry the ongoing coronavirus pandemic is hiding a worsening opioid crisis in the United States.
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Background checks for gun purchases in Arizona hit their highest level ever, driven by a convergence of fears from a pandemic, protests and politics.
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With less than 1% of U.S. medical students identify as transgender or gender nonconforming, those transitioning face hurdles to finding medical care.
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Three tribal leaders are included on the slate of 11 Democratic electors who will cast the state’s votes for President-elect Joe Biden on Monday.
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Enthusiasm across Arizona was higher in the 2020 election than in 2016, and final results show the contrast was even more stark in Indian Country.
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Administrators, staff members, teachers, parents and – especially – students are grappling with how to best learn during a pandemic.