Arizona Disbands Coronavirus Modeling Team as State Nears 10,000 Cases
Arizona's number of COVID-19 cases continued to rise Wednesday, two days after the state disbanded a team of researchers working on coronavirus models.
Arizona's number of COVID-19 cases continued to rise Wednesday, two days after the state disbanded a team of researchers working on coronavirus models.
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The restaurant usually hires 25 bartenders for its annual Cinco de Mayo party. This year, staff will be sending the margaritas home.
A University of Arizona professor says differing opinions on COVID-19 often come down to personal experiences and an urban vs. rural divide.
Arizona's number of coronavirus deaths held steady Monday at 362, but cases increased to nearly 9,000, according to the state health department.
Some small Arizona businesses reopened their doors Friday despite the governor's order. They have yet to receive stimulus relief.
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The CARES Act expanded eligibility for unemployment in late March, but many workers in Arizona won't see payments until mid-May.
As Arizona awaits a decision on its stay-at-home order, a University of Arizona epidemiologist says reopening businesses on Friday would be a risky move.
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