Arizona governor urges residents to prepare for flu season
Gov. Doug Ducey (R-Ariz.) raised a red flag Monday about another illness potentially deadly illness besides coronavirus.
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Gov. Ducey to address flu season in Arizona in the age of coronavirus
Governor Doug Ducey (R-Ariz.) will join with public health leaders Monday afternoon to announce a major push for influenza vaccinations.
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Scottsdale bars get liquor licenses pulled for coronavirus non-compliance
State health officials suspended the liquor licenses of two popular Old Town Scottsdale bars Saturday for failing to abide by coronavirus-related restrictions.
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Arizona surpasses 5,000 deaths from coronavirus
Arizona surpassed a grim milestone Saturday when deaths from coronavirus topped 5,000.
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Some Arizona Gyms aim to open today as virus cases decline
Gyms across metro Phoenix and Tucson are expected to reopen Thursday as coronavirus transmission numbers in three major Arizona counties are likely to drop to moderate levels that allow them to restart their businesses.
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Four rural counties reopen for in-person school
Arizona state health officials say coronavirus conditions have improved to point where it’s safe for four rural counties to reopen schools.
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Watch Now: Arizona governor provides coronavirus update
Governor Doug Ducey (R-Ariz.) will provide an update Thursday afternoon on the state’s battle against coronavirus.
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Arizonans who lost job due to virus won’t get full extra pay
Unemployed Arizonans who were expecting to receive an additional $400 a week under an executive order President Donald Trump signed last weekend will only receive $300 extra.
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Is Yuma County finally flattening the curve?
In July, volumes of patients being hospitalized with COVID-19 climbed daily, but local health officials believe the county is officially coming down from that peak.
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11-year-old boy seeks life-saving treatment in the U.S.
Several people travel from the United States to Mexico to get access to cheaper, lifesaving medicines and healthcare. But for Alfredo, he had to go to the U.S. to receive lifesaving healthcare.
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Arizona unveils reopening plan for bars, gyms, water parks
The Ducey administration unveiled the standards as the state’s coronavirus outbreak has slowed and it faces a Tuesday deadline for creating an application process for reopening gyms.
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Arizona health officials release benchmarks for business reopenings
The Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) released guidance Monday on when the state’s closed businesses can finally reopen their doors.
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Arizona sets virus spread guidelines for school reopenings
Officials say parents should not expect to see a return to normal at their child’s school anytime soon.
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Scammers claiming to have COVID-19 results
Attorney General Mark Brnovich warns Arizonans to watch out for COVID-19 test result scams.
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Rep. Raul Grijalva certain he contracted COVID-19 on Capitol Hill
Grijalva confirmed, so far he is asymptomatic and will be self-quarantining for 14-days.
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Rep. Grijalva tests postive for COVID-19
WASHINGTON D.C. (KYMA/KECY) – Arizona State Congressman Raul M. Grijalva has confirmed Saturday that he tested positive for COVID-19. The Congressman issued the following statement after testing positive: “The Attending Physician of the Capitol informed me that I tested positive for COVID-19. As a result, I will be self-isolating in quarantine at his recommendation. I
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Ducey declines to support unemployment increase in Arizona
Governor Doug Ducey (R-Arizona) declined to support an increase in the state’s unemployment payments, instead urging the federal government to renew payments for those left out of work by coronavirus.
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Arizona Governor Doug Ducey will provide an update on the state’s coronavirus response Thursday afternoon.
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With little guidance, schools offer range of ‘pandemic schooling’ plans
When Gov. Doug Ducey and Arizona Schools Superintendent Kathy Hoffman ordered state schools to open for some type of in-person instruction on Aug. 17, they gave school administrators the flexibility to design a plan that best suits their districts.
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Arizona Governor Doug Ducey will hold a briefing on the state’s response to the coronavirus pandemic Thursday afternoon. Many expect Ducey to address plans for the upcoming fall semester.
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