Governor dismisses concerns about surge in Arizona coronavirus cases
Governor Doug Ducey (R-AZ) waived off concerns about the state’s continued surge in coronavirus cases during a press conference Thursday afternoon.
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Senator Lisa Otondo on the pandemic: ‘Yuma County can do better’
Arizona State Senator Lisa Otondo believes the Yuma County community could do better when it comes to taking the necessary precautions to help slow the spread of coronavirus.
Continue Reading Governor Ducey to address state amid surge
Governor Doug Ducey will address the state Thursday afternoon as the number of coronavirus cases in Arizona continues to climb.
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Small businesses urged to collab when recouping from pandemic
It’s important for not only residents to put dollars into our community, but for businesses to put their dollars together.
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YRMC protects the people who protect the patients
As we see an increase in coronavirus cases in Yuma County, Yuma Regional Medical Center says they have been monitoring their nursing workforce daily.
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RCBH expands testing efforts throughout Yuma County
Regional Center for Border Health (RCBH) makes up 70% of Yuma County’s coronavirus testing and continues to reach to members of their community.
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Suspension of prison visits extended to July 13
The visitations at all Arizona prison complexes are entended for 30 more days.
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Correctional Officers demand extra pay during COVID-19 outbreak
Correctional Officers (CO’s) at the Arizona State Prison Complex in Yuma are fighting for extra pay, as they come face to face with inmates who are waiting for coronavirus test results.
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Arizona State Prison in Yuma sees increase of COVID-19 cases
The Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation, and Reentry (ADCRR) announced Friday, 35 new cases of coronavirus, bringing the total to 97 inmates with COVID-19.
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Arizona schools chief released reopening guidelines
Schools are receiving extra federal cash to help pay for more staff and cleaning and other costs of dealing with the coronavirus.
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Guidelines for re-opening schools expected today
Public health guidelines for K-12 schools will be released today.
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Kelly hosts coronavirus roundtable with small town Arizona mayors
Democratic Senate candidate Mark Kelly recently gathered mayors from some of Arizona’s smaller cities for a discussion on the problems facing their communities during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Yuma Complex inmate shares coronavirus fears
State prison officials confirm – coronavirus is lurking within the walls of the Yuma Prison Complex. Now one infected inmate is sharing his fears about the virus’ spread with News 11’s Crystal Jimenez.
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YRMC CEO: “We are not at capacity”
Since the hospital’s first case of the virus in March, over a hundred hospitalized COVID-19 patients have bounced back, and are no longer in hospital care.
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Grand Canyon to expand access to its South Rim
The Grand Canyon is expanding access to its popular South Rim entrance. It’s even planning to let visitors in around the clock beginning next month.
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Arizona schools to re-open in the fall
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey says schools will re-open in the fall following a spring semester cut short by coronavirus.
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Arizona governor to update state’s coronavirus response
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey will provide an update to the state’s response to the coronavirus pandemic Thursday afternoon.
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Yuma Prison Complex correctional officers get better COVID-19 testing
The Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation, and Reentry (ADCRR) announce COVID-19 testing at the Arizona State Prison Complex in Yuma for its correctional officers and prison employees.
Continue Reading Arizona governor to present ‘good news’ on state virus fight
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey is expected to brief the public Thursday on the state’s efforts to slow the spread of the coronavirus, and he says the news will be good.
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Arizona child care centers struggle to survive during virus
Less than a third of Arizona’s preschools and child care centers remain open as the industry struggles with the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
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