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Tucson bars sue Pima County over mandatory curfew

Several Tucson-based bars and restaurants have filed litigation against Pima County in attempts to overturn its mandatory 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew they say disproportionately affects the private sector of businesses that depend on revenue from operations during these hours. Owners of Cobra Arcade Bar, HighWire Lounge and The Maverick have joined in a lawsuit against Pima County and several county representatives they say are responsible for the curfew passed Dec. 15, including County Administrator Chuck Huckelberry and the board of supervisors who voted 3-2 to instate it. Huckelberry proposed the curfew as the coronavirus pandemic continued to set records for both infections and deaths, which have been far surpassed since the beginning of December.

State leaders promise to speed up delivery of COVID-19 vaccine

State leaders promise to speed up delivery of COVID-19 vaccine Governor Ducey s new order changes approach. and last updated 2020-12-31 19:40:00-05 PHOENIX — Lines were busy at Valley vaccination sites Thursday as some medical workers scheduled to receive their COVID 19 vaccination had to register again because of a glitch in the online sign-up. A day earlier, Arizona Health Services Director Dr. Cara Christ talked about the challenges of getting people vaccinated in the state. “This is a monumental task that public health has,” she said. “We do vaccinations all the time. But this is the vaccination of the entire population.

Arizonans 75 and older next in line for vaccine as Covid-19 cases climb to third highest in nation

Arizonans 75 and older next in line for vaccine as Covid-19 cases climb to third highest in nation
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Arizona health officials release weekly coronavirus report

Arizona health officials release weekly coronavirus report MGN New cases Thursday top 7,000 PHOENIX, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) - The coronavirus continues to spread across the state at an alarming rate. That s the news from the Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) weekly report the pandemic. ADHS confirmed another 7,046 new cases of the virus Thursday. For the sixth time in nine days, deaths from the illness topped 100. The 115 additional victims brings the statewide death toll to 8,294. Health officials also said a record 4,221 patients are now hospitalized for coronavirus. Only 8% of the state s hospital beds are available. Intensive care unit (ICU) space is down to just 7%.

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