COVID-19 Update

Aug. 26, 2020

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Bars, gyms and waterparks could possibly re-open as early as Thursday in Maricopa County. At the same time, ASU is reporting its first cases of COVID-19. We talked about all of this with former State Health Director Will Humble.

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Will Humble, former State Health Director

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