“I am going to focus 100% of my time on public service and leave campaigning for another day,” McSally said.
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A ranger who called in, Brian Krauss, said he was "absolutely" in favor of closing trails.
Meanwhile, the hospital is curbing the use of face masks and N95 respirators among front-line health care workers.
Here's what we know so far.
The songwriter is thinking like a folkie during these trying times.
We checked in on restaurants across the Valley to see how these first few weeks have been going.
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Here's what we know so far.
The good, the bad, and the just plain ridiculous.
COVID-19 and the coming heat are a "perfect storm" for a miserable quality of life for some groups of people.
Is Kelli Ward the future of this party?
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.
Agave seems to be having a moment across greater Phoenix.
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The American Idol finalist on his journey through hell and back.
According to authorities, Hernandez is an admitted "incel," had been bullied by people in his life, and believed women didn't want him.
Breathing nightmares. Global benders. And much more.
Less than $2 a gallon? One dollar?
How downtown Phoenix restaurants and bars are contending with Ducey's recent order.
People affected by COVID-19 will not be evicted for the next 120 days.
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There are many reasons why a sea of green arrived at Governor Doug Ducey's doorstep on Thursday.
"It’s crickets, man," he said. "You hear nothing."
The finest liquids (and the finest places to consume liquids) in the Valley.
Families are still seeking access to support people with disabilities.