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As omicron fuels a shortage of COVID-19 tests, Arizona schools scramble to meet need

Arizona school districts that rely on regular batch testing or test-to-stay programs are being affected by the nationwide COVID-19 test shortage.

As people spend more time in the wild, interactions with wildlife, especially large predators like mountain lions, are on the rise.

Tempe approved an $800,000 settlement to a man whose son was killed during a high-speed police chase in 2019.

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The crash happened at around 5:30 a.m. Friday near Warner and Rural roads.

The man fell off his bicycle and was attempting to get back up when he was hit and killed by a driver near 12th Street and Glendale Avenue.