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FOR THE WEEK OF MAY25: Sanitation tunnels in Mexican cities, preventing evictions in the midst of COVID-19, and finding poetic inspiration during the pandemic. Plus, the latest business and fronteras news.

FOR THE WEEK OF MAY18: A city in China has supplied some Phoenix first responders with its protective gear, a school district in Flagstaff is taking a different approach to online learning, and for the first time in its history, Mexico is recognizing Afro Mexicans in the census. Plus, the latest in local and science news.

FOR THE WEEK OF MAY11: it’s far from business as usual for Arizona restaurants, we check in with two; growing peaches in Canyon de Chelly; and how limited PPE makes it tough to care for those with disabilities in day programs and group homes. Plus, the latest in business, fronteras, and education news.

FOR THE WEEK OF MAY4: Libraries in Arizona operate a little differently during the coronavirus pandemic, a mentorship program for refugees continues on, and wildfire season may be fast approaching. Plus, the latest in local and business news.

FOR THE WEEK OF APRIL27: We check in with Wickenburg in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, the UArizona president’s medical background has helped the university’s COVID-19 response, and TGen is seeking volunteers from those who have recovered from the coronavirus. Plus, the latest in local, fronteras, and business news.

FOR THE WEEK OF APRIL20: Gig workers are still waiting for help during the COVID-19 pandemic, we check in with two locally owned bookstores a year after our series on bookstores, and refugees are especially vulnerable to the coronavirus but safety videos made in several languages might help. Plus, the latest in local, education, and science news.

FOR THE WEEK OF APRIL13: Could there be fallout from all the animal adoptions as the coronavirus pandemic drags on? Arizona Republican lawmakers dismiss calls to emergency expansion of voting by mail; and the Arizona COVID-19 genomics union was recently formed to track the virus’s origins and impacts. Plus, the latest in local, education and Fronteras news.

FOR THE WEEK OF APRIL6: Coronavirus cases on the Navajo Nation are climbing, but so are the number of people helping each other; Mexican authorities call attention to the lack of equipment and staff needed to fight the coronavirus; and one good outcome of social distancing is fewer cars on the road which leads to better air quality. Plus, the latest in local, education and business news.

FOR THE WEEK OF MARCH30: Navigating the sea of misinformation in the midst of coronavirus concerns, women in Sonora are taking over a male-dominated distillate industry, and Phoenix Sky Harbor is claiming a victory in the fight over ridesharing fees. Plus, the latest in education, science, and business news.

FOR THE WEEK OF MARCH23: How are ‘grandfamilies’ coping with the impossible situation the coronavirus puts them in? Mexico City bans plastic bags and there is controversy; and schools are still evaluating when to reopen. Plus, the latest in local, science, and business news.