The Arizona Republic - 2022-04-29

• Opioid law could help pain patients
• Schools fight learning loss from pandemic
• Red flag weather warning issued for northern Ariz.
• Russian activist jailed after speech in Arizona
• Moderna seeks OK for vaccine for little kids
• Amid threats, economic growth may last
• Biden says teachers helped him with stutter
• Nikola unveils new electric truck factory in Coolidge
• GOP candidate Gaynor ends bid for governor
• How to stop electing extremists
• Chaco Canyon needs buffer against oil, gas drilling
• Musk’s Twitter purchase no gift to humanity
• GOP can’t handle corporatio­ns that start to make woke noise
• Explosions rock Kyiv again as Russians rain fire on Ukraine
• Arizona is start, end for Kyle Petty’s Charity Ride
• SPORTS ON TV
• Suns entered Game 6 with history in mind
• Mercury prep for season with Griner still detained
• Varlamov leads Islanders over Capitals
• 76ers finish off Raptors with 132-97 Game 6 blowout
• ‘No doubt about it’: Varsho could contend for Gold Glove honors
• Reliever Wendelken heads to injured list
• Rahm part of 5-way tie for lead in Mexico
• David Alan Felix
• Michele Hylton
• Rudolph J. Raimonde
• Daniel Nieves
• Mike (Michael William) Kennedy
• Miami HS athlete Escobedo galvanizes mining community
• O’Connor, Salpointe win state titles
• Neeson, Pearce make ‘Memory’ memorable
• Broadbent and Mirren are great in ‘The Duke’
• WHAT TO WATCH
• In-laws offer sweet deal for home … with a catch
• Holocaust ordeal, aftermath told in ‘Survivor’

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The Arizona Republic - 2022-04-30