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A Phoenix Veteran and Her Family Were Among the Americans Stranded in Honduras

A Phoenix Veteran and Her Family Were Among the Americans Stranded in Honduras

By Hannah CritchfieldMarch 26, 2020

Brittaney Jo Lehman and her husband, of Rochester, Minnesota, ended up booking a $17,000 charter for a seven-person flight.

Amid Pandemic, Phoenix’s New Water Restrictions Leave Homes With a Trickle

Amid Pandemic, Phoenix’s New Water Restrictions Leave Homes With a Trickle

By Elizabeth WhitmanMarch 26, 2020

Instead of halting water shutoffs, Phoenix implemented new water restrictions for customers who can’t pay their bills during the coronavirus pandemic.

Phoenix Delayed Notifying Airport Workers That Co-Workers Got COVID-19

Phoenix Delayed Notifying Airport Workers That Co-Workers Got COVID-19

By Steven HsiehMarch 26, 2020

Notification did not begin until Friday, after one of the three coronavirus-positive Sky Harbor employees died of COVID-19.

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Phoenix Police Officer Tests Positive for COVID-19

Phoenix Police Officer Tests Positive for COVID-19

By Meg O'ConnorMarch 26, 2020

The city said the officer was on vacation, developed symptoms, and has not returned to work for more than two weeks.

508 Coronavirus Cases Confirmed in Arizona as Outbreak Spreads to 13 Counties

By Meg O'ConnorMarch 26, 2020

6,600 Arizonans have been tested for the virus. With a population of nearly 7.2 million, that means .092 percent of Arizonans have been tested.

OnTrac Call Center Staffers Say the Company Won’t Let Them Work From Home

OnTrac Call Center Staffers Say the Company Won’t Let Them Work From Home

By Steven HsiehMarch 26, 2020

“Every time you hear someone cough, it’s like a gunshot went off.”

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Arizona Officials Predict COVID-19 Hospitalizations Will Peak in May

Arizona Officials Predict COVID-19 Hospitalizations Will Peak in May

By Steven HsiehMarch 25, 2020

Yet Arizona currently does not have the hospital bed capacity to handle a surge in coronavirus hospitalizations.

Requests for COVID-19 Testing Swamp Banner’s Drive-Thru Sites and Hotline

Requests for COVID-19 Testing Swamp Banner’s Drive-Thru Sites and Hotline

By Elizabeth WhitmanMarch 25, 2020

“At this time there are just not enough tests for everyone who wants one,” said Dr. Cara Christ, director of the state Department of Health Services.

Hickman’s Family Farms to House Arizona Inmate Workers During COVID-19 Pandemic

Hickman’s Family Farms to House Arizona Inmate Workers During COVID-19 Pandemic

By Elizabeth WhitmanMarch 25, 2020

Nearly 140 women will be moved from Perryville prison to facilities at Hickman’s Family Farms so that the egg company has workers during the pandemic.

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Got PPE? How to Donate Masks, Gloves, Gowns to Arizona Hospitals and Clinics

Got PPE? How to Donate Masks, Gloves, Gowns to Arizona Hospitals and Clinics

By Elizabeth WhitmanMarch 24, 2020

These places need masks, respirators, gloves, hand sanitizer and more.

Arizona Hospital System Tells Employees They Can Wear ‘Social Comfort Masks’

Arizona Hospital System Tells Employees They Can Wear ‘Social Comfort Masks’

By Elizabeth WhitmanMarch 24, 2020

Meanwhile, the hospital is curbing the use of face masks and N95 respirators among front-line health care workers.

‘Incredibly Broad’: Mayor Gallego Criticizes Ducey’s Essential Services Order

‘Incredibly Broad’: Mayor Gallego Criticizes Ducey’s Essential Services Order

By Steven HsiehMarch 24, 2020

“I don’t think it is the best use of the governor’s time to have to approve those changes, nor do I think it is sustainable for them to do it.”

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Ducey Pauses Evictions for People Affected by COVID-19

Ducey Pauses Evictions for People Affected by COVID-19

By Hannah CritchfieldMarch 24, 2020

People affected by COVID-19 will not be evicted for the next 120 days.

Navajo Nation COVID-19 Cases Rise to 71

Navajo Nation COVID-19 Cases Rise to 71

By Hannah CritchfieldMarch 24, 2020

Ten more Navajo Nation community members tested positive today. Then 10 more tested positive.

326 Coronavirus Cases Have Been Confirmed so Far in Arizona, With Five Deaths

By Meg O'ConnorMarch 24, 2020

Yesterday, Ducey said Arizona is “not the same as other states.” Hours later, Pima County officials announced a third person died from COVID-19.

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Phoenix vs. The Pandemic: How Valley Residents Are Taking on the Coronavirus Crisis

Phoenix vs. The Pandemic: How Valley Residents Are Taking on the Coronavirus Crisis

By Steven Hsieh and OthersMarch 24, 2020

We spoke with 18 Valley residents about how they’re adjusting to our new reality. Here are their stories in their own words.

Homeless People Flooded Out of Riverbed Camps in Metro Phoenix

Homeless People Flooded Out of Riverbed Camps in Metro Phoenix

By Ray SternMarch 23, 2020

“We’ll wait for the waters to recede, then start over.”

Third Death Due to COVID-19 has Occurred in Arizona, the First in Pima County

Third Death Due to COVID-19 has Occurred in Arizona, the First in Pima County

By Meg O'ConnorMarch 23, 2020

PCHD said they received the positive lab report Monday night. It’s unclear whether the woman died today or had already passed when they got the result.

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Domestic Violence May Increase During COVID-19 Isolation, Experts Say

Domestic Violence May Increase During COVID-19 Isolation, Experts Say

By Hannah CritchfieldMarch 23, 2020

Home isn’t always safe for people who are living with their abusers.

Ducey: Arizona Is ‘Not the Same as Other States,’ No Shelter-in-Place for Now

Ducey: Arizona Is ‘Not the Same as Other States,’ No Shelter-in-Place for Now

By Elizabeth WhitmanMarch 23, 2020

COVID-19 cases in Arizona are rising rapidly, and limited data means officials don’t know the full scope of the outbreak here.

Arizona Has the ‘Worst’ Unemployment Benefits. Don’t Expect That to Change

Arizona Has the ‘Worst’ Unemployment Benefits. Don’t Expect That to Change

By Steven HsiehMarch 23, 2020

Could you get by on $240 a week?

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Arizona Man Dies After Trying Substance Touted by Trump to Treat COVID-19

Arizona Man Dies After Trying Substance Touted by Trump to Treat COVID-19

By Steven HsiehMarch 23, 2020

Chloroquine phosphate is commonly used to clean fish tanks.

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