Phoenix Investigates Working Conditions After 911 Dispatcher’s Health Failure
Pamela Cooper remains on life support.
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This Week in COVID: 55+ Now Eligible For Some Shots, and Ducey Gets His
Appointments open at noon.
Phoenix Employee on Life Support After 15-Hour Shift in the City’s Understaffed 911 Dispatch
It’s estimated that around one in five of the approximately 187 police dispatchers contracted COVID-19 in December and January alone.
CVS Joins Pharmacies Offering COVID-19 Vaccine: Here’s How to Find Openings
Learn how to check on appointments
This Week in COVID: Storms Delay Vaccines, Banner Resumes Visitation
Flags are at half-mast to recognize the 500,000 in the United States who have died from COVID-19.
Dark Money Groups Use Dirty Tricks in Phoenix Council Race Despite New Rules
One thing both campaigns agree on: The measures in place to control dark money and require transparency are insufficient.
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Phoenix Council Candidate Allegedly Punched Her Child in the Nose on Mother’s Day
The race for an open Phoenix city council seat has turned sharply personal in its final few weeks.
‘They’ve Got to Be Watching Me’: Fearing Feds, Arizona Man Backs Off Online Pot Seeds Biz
Who would have thought?
This Week In COVID: 65+ Vaccine Eligible in Maricopa County, COVID in City Hall
Wastewater testing detected COVID-19 at Phoenix City Hall.
Stop Pot Monopolies From Gobbling Up Arizona’s ‘Social Equity’ Licenses, Group Urges
Arizona’s 26 remaining “social equity” licenses are the only chance many have of breaking into the state’s cannabis market.
Will Phoenix Shelter Beds Deal Open the Door to a Camping Crackdown?
The city has started issued urban camping tickets again.
Phoenix Candidate Wants Investigation Over Misleading Trump-Themed Flyer
“Make Phoenix Great Again,” read the flyer.
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State Senator Ugenti-Rita Suspended From Twitter After Exposing Sexist Troll
She says it’s part of Twitter’s left-wing agenda.
This Week in COVID: State and County Vaccine Fight ‘Unlikely’ to Cause Disruption
Appointments will continue.
Longshot Federal Gun Registration Bill Would Require Psych Exams
Second Amendment supporters are alarmed.
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21,000 New State Vaccine Appointments Open Up for February [UPDATE: They’re Filled]
They’re at Phoenix Municipal Stadium.
This Week in COVID: Cases Are Down, but Infectious Variant Threatens Progress
Vaccines are still in short supply.
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553 County Vaccine Doses Discarded Due To No-Shows, Technical Issues
Experts say this is normal.
New Phoenix Vaccination Site Hamstrung by Short Supplies
The new Phoenix Municipal Stadium mass vaccination site will do 500 vaccinations out of its 12,000 capacity.
More Infectious U.K. COVID-19 Variant Detected in Arizona
It’s likely been here undetected for a while.
The FBI Has Now Connected Local Troll Baked Alaska To a 2016 Election Fraud Scheme
He’s named as a co-conspirator.