Measles Cases Rise Again in Arizona After Months of Decline
July 15, 2026
After a decline, Arizona sees a rise in measles cases. Mohave outbreak ends, but new cases appear in other counties.
After a decline, Arizona sees a rise in measles cases. Mohave outbreak ends, but new cases appear in other counties.
Saline Township approved a smaller tax break for a new data center after settling a lawsuit over zoning disputes.
Arizona’s election chief insists the state complies with voter laws and dismisses DOJ’s offer to assist with oversight.
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The average Michigan household has paid an extra $502 on gas since military action against Iran began in February.
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