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  • AARP Arizona Thinks More Needs to Be Done to Keep The Power On For Seniors

    April 14, 2020

    AARP Arizona is asking the state’s Corporation Commission to avoid future utility rate hikes by cutting out unnecessary expenses.

  • Race, Mental Health, and Dirty Politics: The Complex Web of Kanye West’s Presidential Campaign

    August 10, 2020

    Whether Kanye West’s presidential campaign is real, a distraction, or something more sinister, it is already a complex story of race, mental health, political tricks, and personal ambition.

    Race, Mental Health, and Dirty Politics: The Complex Web of Kanye West’s Presidential Campaign
  • Trump Pressures Governors to Fully Reopen Schools Even as Coronavirus Surges—Or Else

    July 8, 2020

    “It’s clear that our nation’s schools must fully reopen and fully operate this school year. Anything short of that robs students, not to mention taxpayers, of their future,” DeVos said during a call with governors.

    Trump Pressures Governors to Fully Reopen Schools Even as Coronavirus Surges—Or Else
  • More Cases, School Closures, Reduced Store Hours, and Other Coronavirus News

    March 16, 2020

    Arizona government agencies, nonprofits, and businesses announced new measures over the weekend for dealing with the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.

    More Cases, School Closures, Reduced Store Hours, and Other Coronavirus News
  • Arizona Surpasses 6,000 Coronavirus Cases, With 16 Deaths at One Assisted Living Facility

    April 24, 2020

    A Chandler assisted living facility has now seen 16 residents die from COVID-19, while four death row inmates in Florence have tested positive.

    Arizona Surpasses 6,000 Coronavirus Cases, With 16 Deaths at One Assisted Living Facility
  • Biden Proposes $2 Trillion Plan to Fight Climate Change and Create Millions of Jobs

    July 14, 2020

    “When Donald Trump thinks about climate change, the only word he can muster is ‘hoax.’ When I think about climate change, the word I think of is ‘jobs.’”

    Biden Proposes $2 Trillion Plan to Fight Climate Change and Create Millions of Jobs
  • ‘They’re Scared’: Arizona Inmates Denied Masks, Access to COVID Tests

    July 22, 2020

    Despite nearly 1,000 inmates and corrections staff testing positive for COVID-19, little is being done to curb the spread of the virus in Arizona prisons.

    ‘They’re Scared’: Arizona Inmates Denied Masks, Access to COVID Tests
  • Tribes Stiffed Over $70 Million in Relief Funds

    May 26, 2020

    The Treasury’s outdated formula for dispersing funds has shortchanged Arizona tribes by more than $70 million.

    Tribes Stiffed Over $70 Million in Relief Funds
  • Mutual Aid Groups: The State Failed These Arizonans. Their Neighbors Are Stepping Up To Help.

    July 7, 2020

    Neighborhoods are organizing mutual aid collectives to provide much-needed relief not offered by state or federal agencies.

    Mutual Aid Groups: The State Failed These Arizonans. Their Neighbors Are Stepping Up To Help.
  • It’s Almost Been a Year Since Alicia Navarro Went Missing From Her Glendale Home. No One Knows Where She Is.

    July 7, 2020

    “If this would have been JonBenét Ramsey or a blonde-headed little girl, I feel like the media would put this on the news every damn day.”

    It’s Almost Been a Year Since Alicia Navarro Went Missing From Her Glendale Home. No One Knows Where She Is.
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