PHOENIX -- Gov. Katie Hobbs issued an executive order late Thursday, Sept. 11, designed to ensure that COVID-19 vaccines remain available in Arizona to those who want -- regardless of what new directives come out of the federal government.

But it won't necessarily mean that insurance companies will pay for them. Copy article link

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