PHOENIX -- Arizona schools continue to increase the amount of each dollars they spend on instruction.
PHOENIX -- Citing medical risks, state health officials are now making COVID-19 vaccines available for adults at least 55 years old.
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PHOENIX -- Arizonans who find themselves out of work through no fault of their own could get their first increase in benefits in 17 years.
Graham and Greenlee counties received last week's shipment of COVID-19 vaccines Monday and are back to giving shots. Health officials expect to get this week's shipment on time.
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