The Arizona Republic - 2021-04-10

• TWO DECADES CHASING A FUGITIVE
• Ballot recount plan impossible and biased, consultant­s warn
• Prince Philip dies at 99
• OK to ignore mask rules
• Sea turtles declining rapidly off West Coast
• Drought is fueling 500-acre Margo Fire
• Resurgent beavers nourish ecosystem along the San Pedro River
• State adds hundreds of older cases to total
• Biden boosts schools, environmen­t in budget
• Virus cases, deaths surge worldwide
• NATION & WORLD WATCH
• Interior Secretary Haaland visits Bears Ears National Monument
• Tempe to keep mask rules in place for all businesses
• No-knock warrants limited in Kentucky
• Expert: Lack of oxygen killed Floyd, not drugs
• Airlines pull Boeing Max jets after notice
• Amazon warehouse workers reject Ala. union bid
• What I’m teaching my kids about George Floyd
• ARE WE DOING OUR BEST FOR TRANS KIDS?
• OF THE MOMENT
• House ethics committee investigat­ing Rep. Gaetz
• LOW ENERGY OPENER
• Rose retains Masters lead, but his edge shrinks
• D-Backs optimistic after sluggish start
• The Suns gained valuable experience in their back-to-back split this week,
• Keselowski and Truex eager for more success
• Padres’ Musgrove throws no-hitter
• NBA ROUNDUP
• NHL ROUNDUP
• Coyotes’ Caggiula claimed by Sabres
• Rising FC opener slated for ESPN2
• NCAA tournament complaints spike
• Referee’s collapse in Elite Eight game saved his life
• In front of ‘American family,’ Austria’s Wiesberger fires 66
• EXPLOREAZ HOW TO PLAN THE BEST Southern Arizona
• Salt River Tubing reveals opening day for 2021
• Man weighed down by sadness
• LOS ANGELES TIMES CROSSWORD
• Grand Canyon’s east entrance to reopen
• Redbud trees are shining beacons of spring
• Edmunds tests Tesla’s range
• RAV4 hosts a massive feast for uninvited guests
• Montesa at Gold Canyon

The Arizona Republic - 2021-04-09

The Arizona Republic - 2021-04-11