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Total COVID-19 cases in Arizona now more than 500,000

Pandemic shows no signs of abating

Arizona reports 6th day of over 100 virus deaths in 9 days

Many hospital are operating above normal capacity

Ducey appoints Furuya to fill vacancy on Court of Appeals

Furuya will replace retired Judge Kenton D. Jones

Judge will not force Maricopa county to obey Republican subpoena on Arizona vote

Plaintiffs did not did not follow the appropriate procedure to enforce a legislative subpoena

Arizona civil rights leader, former councilman dies at 93

Goode fought to improve low-income black neighborhoods

Ducey still not doing enough, says Banner top clinical leader

The state's largest health care chain is over capacity at several facilities.

Mixed immigration families could be eligible for the next COVID-19 relief benefits

U.S. citizens who live with an undocumented person have previously been barred from receiving any federal aid.

Arizona weekly unemployment drops

The last week of PUA shows a drop in claims.

UA names Jedd Fisch new football head coach

The announcement came less than two weeks after the university fired head coach Kevin Sumlin.

Arizona reports over 5,000 new known virus cases for 7th day

Only 8% of all hospital beds and 7% of adult intensive care unit beds were not in use and available, according to the state.

Congress approves almost $1.4 billion for border wall

The money was brought to the floor Monday along with a broader COVID-19 relief bill.

Hermosillo among hardest hit Mexican capitals economically during pandemic

Among capital cities, Hermosillo had the fourth-largest loss of formal jobs and businesses, one group said.

Arizona virus death roll tops 8K with 2nd-largest daily rise

The Pima County Health Department on Monday warned that Tucson’s health care system was in danger of being overwhelmed.

New state benchmarks mean bars, restaurants can stay open

Relaxed rules were enacted last week with little notice.

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