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Vaccine mandates, refugees from Afghanistan, and the monsoon season's toll on roadways

Tony Paniagua hosts this week's edition of Arizona 360 View Full Schedule

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Back to school during a pandemic in Sunnyside USD

				Superintendent Steve Holmes tells Tony Paniagua how the district has managed despite the ongoing pandemic.
			

From afar, Afghans in Tucson watch US withdrawal

				Afghans in Tucson discuss the community they have found in the area and the future of the country where their families still reside. 
			

Arizona AG says Tucson vaccine mandate is illegal

				Reporter Nicole Ludden from the Arizona Daily Star on what the announcement means for local governments.
			

Learning in an era of digital classrooms

				Amanda Tashjian, of the University of Arizona College of Education, offers insight on best practices for adapting in school and at home.
			

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Afghanistan, child tax credit, and Arizona's economy

Tony Paniagua hosts this week's edition of Arizona 360

Vaccine approval, redistricting and back to class at Arizona colleges

Plus, how migrant and refugee groups in Arizona are preparing to help Afghans.

Water cutbacks, new Census data and small businesses grapple with the pandemic

Plus, an update on COVID-19 booster shoots.

Pima County overdose deaths, eviction resources, mask and vaccine mandates

Plus, how some evictions are playing out in court.

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