Thanks for playing our Radio News Quiz, sponsored by Canyon Ranch Tucson. From all correct entries, we’ll randomly select one winner each month for a two-night weekend stay at Canyon Ranch Woodside.

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The daily news question is announced at 5:49 pm every weekday. Send your answer to us using the form above for your chance to win!

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Prizes:

Winners of the KQED News Quiz receive a Special Canyon Ranch Woodside Experience Package. It includes three days, two nights at the Canyon Ranch Resort in Woodside, California for two in shared accommodations; $200 nightly resort credit per person towards spa, sports, and wellness services; three nutritious farm-fresh meals daily, and unlimited snacks and non-alcoholic beverages; Use of all facilities including the spa, pools, trails and tennis courts ; Over 20 complimentary activities daily including fitness classes, art classes, guided hikes, and wellness presentations; and complimentary on-site parking. Approximate prize value is $6,425. Restrictions: Stays valid based on availability at time of booking. Valid for 12 months from issuance. May be transferred.

Contest Rules:

To enter, submit your answer to the on-air question presented in the 5 pm hour weekdays; deadline for the day’s question is until 5 pm the following weekday. You may enter once per day. At the last day of the month, one winner will be randomly drawn from correct entries to receive the grand prize. Winner will be notified by e-mail. Multiple email attempts will be made to contact the winner, but if there is no response by the last day of the month, another winner will be picked. You must be a California resident and 18 years or older to participate. Employees of KQED are not eligible to enter.

Here are previous answers:

March 10 Question: Today on Morning Edition, experts stated the worst of what crisis is over?

Answer: Fentanyl

March 11 Question: According to All Things Considered, weather conditions have forced a location change for only the fourth time in its history of what race?

Answer: Iditarod

March 12 Question: Grace Won on Forum today investigated the possible effects of the shutdown of what federal agency?

Answer: Department of Education

March 13 Question: Today’s Morning Edition featured the author of a new graphic novel based in a future where the United States and China are at war. What year is it set in?

Answer: 2035

March 14 Question: The World reported this week on wastewater from airplanes. Turns out, studying that wastewater is good for tracking what?

Answer: The spread of disease between countries.

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