The Arizona Republic - 2019-02-12

• Still few answers in 2017 stun-gun case
• Separated migrant families seek $36M
• Officials clamber to contain measles outbreak
• Suns’ custom-designed shoes celebrate Black History Month
• Lawmakers announce solution in border talks
• Bill aims to assist English learners
• Mueller could keep his Russia report a secret
• Apple rewards teenager
• Despite setbacks, Mormon woman sees hope for ERA
• State offers a license (plate) to discrimina­te
• Senior housing may become workforce units
• Hemp Gummies Shown To Relieve Discomfort
• HOW TO REACH CIRCULATIO­N
• Lawmaker takes another stab at deregulati­ng hair studios
• NATION & WORLD WATCH
• State investigat­ing patient-dumping case
• Citing competitio­n, Nestlé closes west-Phoenix bottled-water plant
• Americans possess healthier hearts
• Green New Deal backers embrace fantasies
• Why conservati­ves champion reducing prison time
• Maybe we need more women at the Capitol to ratify the ERA
• FOOTBALL IT IS
• Mickelson cruises to 5th win at Pebble
• 5 Five things we learned in Arizona’s AAF winning debut.
• Is instant replay coming to Arizona H.S. football?
• Demers loudly returns to practice
• No. 4 Virginia rallies past No. 8 N. Carolina
• Browns sign RB Hunt; NFL inquiry continues
• Truex joins JGR team with lofty goal
• IndyCar series has momentum for ’19
• PLAN AHEAD
• Hulu’s ‘PEN15’ subverts teen-angst narrative
• UNITED FEATURE SYNDICATE CROSSWORD PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED
• HOROSCOPES
• Woman doesn’t want to share
• LOS ANGELES TIMES CROSSWORD
• Stanley on Kiss and saying goodbye

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