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Gov Ducey to end extra $300 in Arizona unemployment benefits; state will give bonuses to those who get jobs

Gov. Ducey to end extra $300 in Arizona unemployment benefits; state will give bonuses to those who get jobs Ryan Randazzo, Arizona Republic © Meg Potter/The Republic Gov. Doug Ducey Gov. Doug Ducey on Thursday said he will end the $300 supplement to jobless benefits that were put in place because of the pandemic, effective July 10. That will leave the thousands of Arizonans collecting a maximum $240 a week in benefits. Ducey said Arizona would set aside $300 million in federal money to offer a one-time bonus of $2,000 to people who get a full-time job, while those who return part-time will receive $1,000. Several states already have announced ending the additional federal benefits that were authorized because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Those other states are Alabama, Arkansas, Iowa, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, North Dakota, South Carolina and Tennessee.

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Rep Paul Gosar defends the peaceful patriots who rioted on Jan 6

Rep. Paul Gosar defends the peaceful patriots who rioted on Jan. 6 Laurie Roberts, Arizona Republic © Meg Potter/The Republic Rep. Paul Gosar walks to his car after speaking at the Arizona Republican Party state meeting at Dream City Church in Mesa, Ariz. on Jan. 23, 2021. Fresh off of cozying up to white nationalists and QAnon kooks, Rep. Paul Gosar on Wednesday delivered a spirited defense of the victims of the Jan. 6 insurrection at the nation’s Capitol. The rioters, that would be. CLIP: @RepGosar at January 6th U.S. Capitol Attack hearing: The DoJ is harassing peaceful patriots across the country.

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Why open a state vaccination site in Scottsdale when the vaccine is needed in Maryvale?

Why open a state vaccination site in Scottsdale when the vaccine is needed in Maryvale? Laurie Roberts, Arizona Republic © Meg Potter/The Republic A vaccine recipient waits for their 15 minute observation period to end at WestWorld of Scottsdale in Scottsdale, Ariz. on April 22, 2021. The state is now practically begging people to get vaccinated for COVID-19. Appointments are no longer needed at the state’s seven mass vaccination sites, and state Health Services Director Dr. Cara Christ says supply is starting to exceed demand. That would be fantastic news, except for the fact that there’s still plenty of demand – or there should be given that only 40% of the state has had at least one vaccination.

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Arizona Gov Doug Ducey signs sweeping anti-abortion bill into law

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey signs sweeping anti-abortion bill into law Maria Polletta, Arizona Republic © Meg Potter/The Republic March 22, 2021; Phoenix, AZ, USA; Governor Doug Ducey speaks at the 2021 Wildfire Season Outlook Briefing at the Arizona State Capitol on March 22, 2021. Credit: Meg Potter/The Arizona Republic PHOENIX Gov. Doug Ducey on Tuesday signed a contentious bill making it a crime to perform abortions based on genetic conditions, despite OB-GYNs and attorneys warning it was medically unsound and unconstitutional. Medical providers who terminate pregnancies based solely on conditions like Down syndrome or cystic fibrosis could face prison time under Senate Bill 1457, unless the abortion involves a condition that is considered lethal. The measure also confers civil rights on fetuses at any stage of development, with an exception for embryos created via in vitro fertilization.

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New indoor COVID-19 vaccination site launches at WestWorld of Scottsdale, location draws criticism

New indoor COVID-19 vaccination site launches at WestWorld of Scottsdale; location draws criticism Jamie Landers, Arizona Republic A new indoor COVID-19 vaccination site launched at Scottsdale s WestWorld exhibition center Thursday morning, getting Arizonans out of the summer heat as the widespread rollout continues. The Arizona Department of Health Services, Cigna and Scottsdale are among those partnering to operate the site. Through June 30, it will be open from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., seven days a week, accepting both walk-ins and appointments. At a news conference Thursday, Kim Shepard, president of Cigna’s Arizona market, said with the help of about 95 volunteers, the hope is to distribute 5,000 Pfizer shots a day.

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