The Arizona Republic - 2021-04-13

• Mistrust lingers in Black community
• Room to grow as pros
• ‘Fearless’ and ‘hilarious’
• A DEADLY MISTAKE?
• Tucson police chief tapped for border job
• Las Vegas seeks ornamental grass ban to save water
• Snowpack totals suggest Western drought will persist
• Indoor vaccine site set up in ASU arena
• Will the NFL yank the 2023 Super Bowl from Arizona?
• Arizona reports 675 cases, no deaths
• HonorHealt­h removes statue after backlash
• State GOP chair ducks process server
• Va. officer fired after spray use at stop
• Shedd to run for state attorney general
• Tokyo sets tougher restrictio­ns
• Watchdog: ‘Skilled predator’ FBI boss harassed 8 women
• India records another surge in COVID-19 cases
• 1 dead, officer hurt in school shooting
• White House rates infrastruc­ture
• Floyd’s brother sheds tears on stand
• CoQ10’s Failure Leaves Millions Wanting
• Microsoft buying speech recognitio­n firm in $16B deal
• Fed chair sees US boom, risk ahead
• Lawmakers will not usurp power to set energy rules
• This cycle of sorrow, anger seems endless
• Expecting reality in classrooms
• Murray teases Suns with video of his jump shot
• Escobar shoulders D-Backs’ offense
• Coyotes opt not to make trade at NHL deadline
• RB James Conner visits Cardinals as free agent
• GAME DETAILS
• Gallen to make return, but injured 1B Walker out
• No NHL salary cap crunch for Capitals
• Dennis Edward Regan
• Sally “Jo” Luyckx
• Williamson ‘feels natural’ at point
• Judge OKs partial deal over inequities of US women’s team
• Live Nation now owns The Van Buren and Stateside Presents
• Prince Philip vs Philip of ‘The Crown’: Fact and fiction
• Sebastian Stan talks new romantic drama ‘Monday’
• Man’s tattoos draw wife’s ire
• Chauvin trial puts Court TV’s revival in the public eye

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