Arizona Could Face Hospital Bed Shortage in Worst-Case Coronavirus Spread
Could Arizona handle a widespread coronavirus outbreak, such as those seen in Italy and China? It doesn’t appear so.
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Arizona Closes Schools Statewide Through March 27
By the time of the announcement, several districts had already canceled or postponed classes.
Arizona Still Doesn’t Have Answers to These Critical COVID-19 Questions
Basic questions, unanswered.
ASU, University of Arizona Switching to Online Classes Over the Coronavirus
“The university has been busy planning and preparing for the possibility of transitioning to an online teaching and learning environment to help manage the potential spread of COVID-19.”
Phoenix-Area Chinese Restaurants Are Seeing Sales Plunge Amid Coronavirus Scare
One restaurant reported a 40 to 50 percent drop in sales amid coronavirus scare.
ASU Conservative Group Invites Pizzagater Mike Cernovich to Campus
Here we go again.
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Tohono O’odham Chairman to Congress: Trump’s Wall Is Destroying Tribal Sites
“For us, this is no different from DHS building a 30-foot wall along Arlington Cemetery.”
The Arizona Republic Will Stop Endorsing Candidates
Readers don’t want “another media kingmaker.”
Ducey’s Office Called Pharmacy Board Head Before He Flip-Flopped on Rx Bill
The bill could empower insurance companies to deny coverage to patients who take medications for mental illnesses.
Arizona Troopers’ Union Engaged in Turf War With ADOT Cops
Policing probably isn’t the first thing that comes to mind when you think of ADOT.
Gila County Cop Attacked by Gunman Can Get Workers’ Comp For PTSD, Court Rules
“The claim was denied wrongfully by Gila County and justice has been done.”
Ducey’s Pharmacy Board Flip-Flops on Bill Giving Prescription Info to Insurers
“It was clearly, clearly a misunderstanding.”
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Banner Health Pushed Bill Letting It Screen Hires Through Rx Database
“If you were in a car accident and you hurt your back and you had to be on Tylenol with codeine for a couple weeks, that’s your business.”
Freeport-McMoRan’s Planned Mining Waste Site Includes Tribal Homelands
The company plans to use the property to store tailings, the toxic, sludgy byproduct of mining.
No Charges Filed Against Tempe Officer Who Shot Teen in the Back
It was Allister Adel’s first major decision on a high-profile police shooting since she took office in October.
Arizona Quietly Sells 16,810 Acres to Freeport-McMoRan for Mining Waste
That’s about the size of Manhattan.
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Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin Architecture School Is Shutting Down
The school could not come to an agreement with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation to keep the graduate program running.
Drunk-Driving Lawmaker Accuses Reporter of Drug Problem After Question on Affair
“If you have a problem with substance abuse, I am more than willing to talk to you anytime you need because I think you do.”
5 Things Arizona Cities Can’t Do Thanks to State Pre-emption Laws
Plastic bag bans? Inclusionary zoning? Not in Arizona.