Arizona’s coronavirus death toll climbs past 6,000
Arizona’s death toll from coronavirus climbed past 6,000 Tuesday, while number of cases approached 250,000.
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Arizona Secretary of State urges patience at the polls
As voters lined up early on Election Day, Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs urged people to bring their patience.
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Live Blog: Decision 2020
Monitor this blog throughout this historic election day for a real time account of Election Day events and happenings as they unfold.
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Feeling election stress? You’re not alone
Poll shows majority of Americans feeling anxious during intense political season
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Crash leaves one woman dead in Gadsden
A crash on Highway 95 left a woman dead early Tuesday morning in Gadsden.
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Trump, Biden fight hard for Arizona’s 11 electoral votes
As a bona fide swing state for the first time in memory, Arizona has been lavished with attention by President Donald Trump and his Democratic rival, former Vice President Joe Biden.
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Arizona nursing home, Haven of Lakeside, linked to 11 deaths, 73 positive cases in COVID-19 outbreak
(KYMA, KECY/ABC15) – An Arizona long-term care facility is now reporting 11 deaths, and dozens of positive COVID-19 cases among residents and staff members, according to public health officials, reported by ABC 15 Arizona. In a statement on Monday, Navajo County officials said they are working with Haven of Lakeside to contain and stop the
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La gobernadora de Sonora, Claudia Pavlovich, da positivo por COVID-19
La gobernadora de Sonora dice que tiene síntomas leves.
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The governor of Sonora, Claudia Pavlovich, tests positive for COVID-19.
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Patrulla Fronteriza de Yuma salva a dos personas de ahogarse
Los agentes de la Patrulla Fronteriza del Sector de Yuma rescataron a dos inmigrantes indocumentados de ahogarse en el Canal de Salinidad.
Continue Reading Yuma Sector Border Patrol agents save two people from drowning
Yuma Sector Border Patrol agents rescued two undocumented immigrants from drowning at the Salinity Canal.
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Miembros del cartel de Sinaloa arrestados en Mexicali
La policía arrestó a 12 hombres de un cartel de Sinaloa en relación con dos asesinatos en Mexicali.
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Police arrested 12 men from a Sinaloa cartel in connection with two murders in Mexicali.
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Judge limits California governor’s powers during pandemic
A judge on Monday preliminarily ordered California Gov. Gavin Newsom to stop issuing directives related to the coronavirus that might interfere with state law.
Continue ReadingTrump, Biden cede stage to voters for Election Day verdict
Nearly 100 million Americans voted early, and now it falls to Election Day voters to finish the job, ending a campaign that was upended by the coronavirus and defined by tensions over who could best address it.
Continue ReadingURGENT – More than 100 million ballots were cast before Election Day
(CNN) — More than 100 million Americans have voted nationwide before the polls opened on Election Day, according to a survey of election officials by CNN, Edison Research and Catalist. These votes represent more than 47% of registered voters nationwide. Twenty-one states and Washington, DC, have seen more than half of their registered voters cast ballots
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The extra warmth will stick around beyond Election Day, with the possibility of record warmth by week’s end.
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Two Arizona Cardinals have tested positive for COVID-19, and some local swimmers are ready to move on to state competition!
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State expectations!
After the waves have settled for the Yuma Union High School District city championship meet, a number of select local prep swimmers have qualified for state competition.
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Southern California businesses prepare for post-election unrest
Business owners in Santa Monica aren’t leaving the fates of their stores up to chance.
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