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PHOENIX (AP) — The federal Transportation Security Administration in Phoenix has temporarily closed two of four security checkpoints in Sky Harbor International Airports largest terminal.

Try to find a hotel, to try and find a town that had power. its too much. there are a lot of questions. i still think more consequences to this, as well. we want to turn to the question of whether the omicron variant is peaking in new york city. the seven-day positivity rate in manhattan dipped monday for the first time since the latest surge. the rolling average was 11.9% back on december 27th and has been steadily increasing. it hit 18.7% january 2nd, then dropped off to 18.3%. if south afri...

The u.s. seven-day rolling average of cases is now standing at a record 400,000. now, more than 103,000 people in the u.s. are hospitalized with coronavirus. thats the first time the total reached six figures in nearly four months. states are reporting surges in child hospitalizations, the highest they have ever been. 500 children being admitted daily. >> that is the scene, right, as the omicron variant is complicating a return to school, with some of the largest districts actually shifting to r...

PHOENIX — Arizona health officials on Monday reported the highest number of new COVID-19 cases in a year.

PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona on Friday reported over 7,700 additional confirmed COVID-19 cases, the most reported on a single day since last January.

PHOENIX (AP) — The federal government is sending medical personnel to Arizona to help with its COVID-19 surge.

The rolling three-day average number of Oklahoma COVID-19 hospitalizations topped 500 on Thursday for the first time since late October, the Oklahoma State Department of Health said.

PHOENIX (AP) — Health officials in Arizona on Sunday reported 2,840 additional confirmed COVID-19 cases and one more death. The latest numbers released by the state Department of Health Services

PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona on Tuesday reported only 450 additional confirmed COVID-19 cases and 102 more virus deaths as state officials said it’d be another couple of days before the

Coronavirus infections in Oklahoma appear to be plateauing, although new cases continue at a higher rate than six months ago, a health official said Wednesday.