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Toyota VP on EVs: "I don't think the market is ready'

By Karen Kidd | Aug 26, 2022

A Toyota executive said the cost of electric vehicles (EVs) is too high and the number of charging stations too few in the United States – including Arizona – for most consumers.

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Heisenberg Report: Biden administration 'owns' rising electricity costs pre-Ukraine invasion

By Karen Kidd | Apr 28, 2022

An online news portal reported in February, two weeks before Russia invaded Ukraine, that President Joe Biden "owns" rising electricity prices.

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'Sinusitis can impact quality of life': Understanding sinus conditions starts with the nose

By Karen Kidd | Apr 15, 2022

Sinusitis and other sinus-related ailments, even colds, can leave a nose feeling stuffy and full, but sometimes there's more going on with the nose that might otherwise be apparent

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Spring is here and that means hay fever for allergy sufferers

By Karen Kidd | Apr 8, 2022

Spring arrived on time this year with warmer days, grass growing quickly, flowers blooming and allergic rhinitis, usually known as "hay fever."

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Arizona Senate to vote on bill that would close 'weakest link in the chain of custody,' sponsor says

By Karen Kidd | Mar 29, 2022

Legislation now in the Arizona state Senate that would ban the use of unmonitored ballot boxes during election cycles would eliminate a weak link in ballot custody, the bill’s primary sponsor told Grand Canyon times.

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Flagstaff hotel general manager urges Rep. O'Halleran to stop lenders' COVID-19 'vulture tactics'

By Karen Kidd | Apr 11, 2020

Lenders are using "vulture tactics" to prey on borrowers hard struck by the COVID-19 pandemic's economic impact, a Flagstaff hotel general manager said in a recent letter to her congressional representative.

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Community health centers ask court to order Arizona Medicaid to pay for all federally mandated services provided

By Karen Kidd | Nov 12, 2019

Almost a dozen community health centers and an industry advocacy group are suing the State of Arizona for alleged failures to pay actual costs for providing certain services to Medicaid-eligible patients.