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Banner Health providers in Phoenix vote to unionize (opens the original)
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Get your morning recap of today's local news and read the full stories here: tucne.ws/morning PHOENIX â A group of Phoenix primary care physicians and advanced practice providers who work for Banner Health have voted in favor of unionizing. The deadline for voting was Aug. 26, and the votes were tallied Sept. 2 at the National Labor Relations Board's offices in Phoenix. Nearly 70% of the votes tallied voted yes: The final count was 149-66 in favor of unionizing, said Dr. Justin Watkins, a Gilb
Updated flu shots are available in Arizona. Should you get one now? (opens the original)
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See the A1 covers from the past for this day in history. Updated flu shots are available in pharmacies in Arizona and across the United States, and medical experts recommend getting one by the end of October to help protect oneself and others from the seasonal respiratory virus. With mixed messaging about vaccination coming from the federal government and misinformation about vaccines circulating on social media, it may be confusing for the public to know what to do about getting themselves and
Suit: Patients inseminated with doctor's sperm (opens the original)
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A physician living in Scottsdale is accused in a lawsuit of secretly and "maliciously" inseminating multiple patients with his own sperm. The legal action filed Aug. 6 in Wisconsin Circuit Court says that Joseph Laedtke Heider, 43, recently discovered through Ancestry.com that Dr. Frederick Dettmann is his biological father and that he has multiple half siblings. Heider discovered his connection to Dettmann after submitting a DNA sample to Ancestry.com, which revealed multiple half-siblings and
ASU drops effort to seize 124-year-old historic Phoenix home (opens the original)
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See the A1 covers from the past for this day in history. PHOENIX â Arizona State University is ending its attempt to seize a 124-year-old historic downtown Phoenix home, which means the Louis Emerson house will remain where it is. ASU confirmed Friday it will withdraw its court case against Emerson House owner Robert Young and his tenant Barry Schwartz. ASU was trying to use eminent domain to take the property. Eminent domain refers to the government's right to take possession of private prope
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