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Arizona / 12news.com

Coronavirus in Arizona on Dec. 23: Here is everything you need to know

PHOENIX — In an effort to track the changes with the coronavirus outbreak in Arizona, 12 News has started a daily live blog. There have been 467,215 confirmed cases of coronavirus and 8,125 coronavirus-related deaths reported in Arizona as of Tuesday. The state does not record how many people have... Read more

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they're trying to get you ready for communism leading with fear shutting down the oil industry putting everybody in electric cars so they can cut off the electricity and then where does that leave you??? communism!!!!

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Arizona / ktar.com

Arizona reports 6,616 new coronavirus cases, 115 more deaths

PHOENIX – Arizona health officials reported 6,616 new coronavirus cases and 115 additional deaths on Christmas Day, while a record number of COVID-19 patients are spending the holiday in the hospital. The state’s documented totals increased to 486,935 COVID-19 infections and 8,409 fatalities, according to the Arizona Department of Health... Read more

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How many died from drugs, cars, cancer etc. Snooze

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Arizona / azmirror.com

Arizona hospitals fuller than ever due to COVID spike

As 2020 comes to a close, Arizona hospital beds are filling up with COVID-19 patients at a historic rate. There are currently more hospital beds occupied by COVID patients in Arizona than at any point since the start of the pandemic. According to data from the Arizona Department of Health Services, more than 6,450 Arizonans were using in-patient, intensive care and emergency department beds as of Tuesday. Read more

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Lies. Keep the panic going. Hospitals run at between 70% and 80% at their lowest point. That's the magic area between "too full" and layoffs.

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