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Health experts warned the US that Thanksgiving gatherings and travel would lead to an increased spread of COVID-19.
Despite data indicating the effectiveness of masks in limiting the spread of the virus, Arizona doesn't have a mask order in place.
Bookmark this page for a running list of ongoing testing blitzes, as well as some stationary centers that offer the tests.
Help with rent and utility payments is still available through federal COVID-19 relief programs.
Members of Congress have proposed new relief packages, but they don’t address all of the protections set to end Dec. 31.
With more than 288,000 Arizonans are without jobs and federal eviction protection set to expire soon, families may find it tough to afford Christmas gifts.
Residents not performing "essential activities" are required to refrain from leaving their residence from 10 p.m until 5 a.m. until Dec. 22.
Even with pandemic-era protections to help renters facing eviction, hundreds of eviction notices are served to Arizona tenants every week.
