The Arizona Republic - 2020-06-27

• Payson tries to move on after wildfire
• This is what it was like to wait 13 hours for virus test
• Banner Health, Dignity Health activating surge plans as cases rise
• TODAY’S HIGHLIGHT
• Adjusting on the fly
• Aquila all contained; Bighorn over 88K acres
• Gov. Ducey finally says Arizona is in trouble
• Rememberin­g the Granite Mountain Hotshots this year
• AG sends cease and desist letter to church that hosted Trump
• COVID-19 continues Arizona spike; over 3,400 new cases
• US consumer spending up 8.2%
• Sen. McSally hopes tax credit would help US travel industry
• How we secured 11 million pieces of PPE for Arizona
• Wallace ready to put focus back on racing
• Coyotes picking No. 1 overall? Here’s how that could happen
• No quarantine planned when NHL camps open
• SPORTS ON TV
• 20 recent NFL 1st-round picks on hot seat
• Pocono twin bill weekend loses luster without fans
• Mickelson shoots 63, takes lead at Travelers
• SS Ahmed: You can’t ‘hibernate your whole life’
• 16 NBA players test positive for COVID-19
• ’19-20 season reboot opens vs. Wizards
• Shady hike is a fun summer outing
• Where to find fireworks displays across Arizona
• Moodiness may signal trouble
• LOS ANGELES TIMES CROSSWORD
• Wonderspac­es immersive art space reopens
• MORE than storage
• Simple steps take a garden to the next level
• ‘Agrihoods’ combine suburbia, farm living
• Think twice about signing long-term loans
• Don’t be tempted to top off your gas tank

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