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Peoria considers new position to address homelessness

2/11/2021
The city of Peoria has plans to help their fight against homelessness during the next year.

Peoria Unified family shares COVID-19 cautionary tale

2/9/2021
Michael Murphy knows personally the havoc COVID-19 can wreak on a family. Over the Christmas holiday, he and his wife Jennie as well as their four children all contracted and developed serious …

St. Mary’s Food Bank shifts gears during COVID-19

2/8/2021
PHOENIX — Hunger in America is on the rise, putting more pressure on food banks already struggling to keep up with the unprecedented need during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Glendale topless club among businesses surviving …

2/7/2021
Few employees are immune to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic among local businesses, particularly the small business community.

Peoria Unified closes Ironwood High due to rising …

1/29/2021
The Peoria Unified School District has ceased in-person learning at Ironwood High School temporarily until Feb. 10 due to rising COVID-19 metrics, officials said.

New framework to inform instruction during pandemic at …

1/29/2021
The Peoria Unified School District has shifted its approach in regards to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Some residents call for termination of Peoria Unified …

1/29/2021
A group of Peoria Unified School District residents are writing formal complaints in response to a recent sick-out that caused the closure of 13 schools for one day.

ADHS: Peoria area ZIP codes have 21,864 cases

1/28/2021
Arizona Department of Health Services reported 4,671 new coronavirus cases and 176 new deaths Thursday, for a total of 743,232 cases and 12,819 deaths.

As city recovers, Peoria removes some budget …

1/28/2021
When the pandemic struck in March, Peoria council and budget officials leaned on the side of fiscal precaution, stalling any new hires and adopting a “baseline” budget for fiscal year …

Local lecture to focus on 1918 flu pandemic

1/27/2021
The Litchfield Park Historical Society and Church at Litchfield Park will present “The Spanish Flu of 1918: A Pandemic’s Local Legacy,” a free hybrid Zoom/in-person lecture, at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 2.

Funeral homes overwhelmed

1/25/2021
Sun Cities funeral directors are working hard to keep up with the need for their services, but they are finding ways to cope.

County: Liberty High in Peoria declared as outbreak …

1/22/2021
The Marricopa County Department of Public Health has declared Liberty High School as an outbreak, according a letter from the Peoria Unified School District.