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Arizona Congressman Ruben Gallego recounts chaos at U.S. Capitol during deadly riot
Arizona Democratic congressman recounts chaos during deadly U.S. Capitol riot
Ruben Gallego says he never thought his Marine Corps combat training would have to be used within the chambers of Congress.
PHOENIX - Several lawmakers from Arizona were inside the U.S. Capitol Building during the
The skirmishes between protesters and police came shortly after Trump addressed thousands of his supporters, riling up the crowd with his unfounded claims of election fraud at a rally near the White House on Wednesday ahead of Congress joint session to count the Electoral College votes.
Dr. Marjorie Bessel, Chief Clinical Officer at Banner Health addressed answered question today on a white variety of topics related to COVID-19.
Dr. Bessel discussed vaccine distribution, capacity, staffing, medical issues associated with the virus and mitigation efforts. Below is a transcript of the Q&A section of Dr. Bessel’s press conference provided by Banner Health.
Banner Health: Our first question comes from Brittany Thompson from 3TV and CBS 5 here in Phoenix. “Some health experts have said US hospitals may have to ration nurses, respirators, and care. Is Banner close to rationing care, and is there a certain number that would trigger such a plan?”
Arizona researchers: COVID-19 could become humanitarian crisis in the state
By FOX 10 Staff
A graph showing COVID-19 cases in Arizona from March 1 to Dec. 6. (University of Arizona)
PHOENIX - The University of Arizona s COVID-19 modeling team is sounding the alarm on what they believe may be a humanitarian crisis by Christmas.
Researchers say virus cases in Arizona are doubling about every 14 days now, and things will likely get worse in the coming weeks.
Dr. Joe Gerald says the state could hit 80,000 cases and 500 deaths per week by January. The surge may be worse than the one experienced over the summer because no new policy changes are being made to slow the spread this time around.