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Mar 25

Arizona to lift mask mandates, reopen businesses

By Associated Press

The governor of Arizona is prohibiting government mask mandates and allowing bars and nightclubs shuttered for months to open their doors without restrictions.

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Mar 07

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In Arizona, a struggle over a sacred site of the Apache tribe

By Benedict Moran

In southern Arizona, the proposed site of a new mine is pitting the mining company, Resolution Cooper, against the San Carlos Apache people. The site sits above one of the largest untapped copper reserves in North America and is worth…

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Feb 03

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Arizona community divided over border wall after Biden’s policy changes

By Amna Nawaz, Adam Raney, Lena I. Jackson

In Arizona, people are feeling the impact of President Biden's order to halt border wall construction. While the wall's presence has already had a profound impact on border communities, its enduring legacy under a new president remains unclear. Amna Nawaz…

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Feb 03

Arizona lawmakers renew push to criminalize abortions in latest challenge to Roe v. Wade

By Chloe Jones

An Arizona bill proposed on the 48th anniversary of the landmark ruling is among the most direct challenges to the Roe v. Wade decision in nearly half a century: It calls for the decision to be ignored altogether and aims…

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Jan 22

Arizona launches legal marijuana sales with dozens of licenses for dispensaries

By Associated Press

The state Health Services Department on Friday announced it had approved 86 licenses in nine of the state's 15 counties under provisions of the marijuana legalization measure passed by voters in November.

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Jan 06

Senate rejects challenge to Biden Arizona win

By Associated Press

The Senate has overwhelmingly turned aside a challenge to President-elect Joe Biden’s victory in Arizona, guaranteeing the result will stand.

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Jan 06

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Senate rejects challenge to Biden Arizona win

By Associated Press

The Senate has overwhelmingly turned aside a challenge to President-elect Joe Biden’s victory in Arizona, guaranteeing the result will stand.

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Jan 06

Arizona deemed ‘hot spot of the world’ amid virus surge

By Terry Tang, Associated Press

Health officials in Arizona reported a triple-digit number of new virus-related deaths for the second day in a row and more than 7,200 daily cases, with hospitals strained by a record number of patients.

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Dec 30

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Arizona health care workers face ‘catastrophic’ conditions amid surge in COVID cases

With the number of COVID cases and hospitalizations surging in many parts of the country, health care systems and their staff are becoming further strained, including many areas in Arizona. In Phoenix, six hospitals are now diverting incoming emergency patients…

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Dec 17

Damage from border wall includes blown-up mountains, toppled 100-year-old cactus

By Anita Snow, Associated Press

Recent construction has sealed off the last major undammed river in the Southwest. It's more difficult for desert tortoises, the occasional ocelot and the world's tiniest owls to cross the boundary.

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