YUHSD: Spectators permitted to attend spring sports
The Yuma Union High School District athletic programs will now allow guests to attend spring events starting Friday, March 12,…
Continue ReadingThe Yuma Union High School District athletic programs will now allow guests to attend spring events starting Friday, March 12,…
Continue ReadingStaggering numbers of health care workers — more than one in five — have experienced anxiety, depression or post-traumatic stress…
Continue ReadingAlaska becomes the first state in the nation to make COVID vaccinations available to anyone older than…
Continue ReadingThe European Union’s (EU) medicines regulator has recommended authorizing Johnson & Johnson’s single-dose Covid-19 vaccine. The…
Continue ReadingThe Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine provides less protection in cancer patients than healthy individuals following a single dose, a new real-world…
Continue ReadingBiden’s challenge Thursday night will be to honor the sacrifices made by Americans over the last year while encouraging them to remain…
Continue ReadingThe massive COVID-19 relief bill Congress approved Wednesday will pump more than $150 billion into California’s…
Continue ReadingAn increasing number of states and communities say they are planning to resume or expand in-person learning a year into the coronavirus pandemic, as…
Continue ReadingSAN LUIS RIO COLORADO, Son. (KYMA/KECY) – Vaccination priority for the first phase along the border town in Sonora are now coming to an end. Medical…
Continue ReadingImperial County has graduated to the red tier, also known as the substantial tier.…
Continue ReadingThe Director of the Yuma County Public Health Department (YCPHD) says the county could get more and more doses of the Johnson & Johnson…
Continue ReadingUltrathin dolls could be detrimental to young girls’ body image, a new study has shown. Researchers observed 5- to 9-year-olds playing with…
Continue ReadingSomerton City Hall reopened to the public this week after being closed for nearly three months.…
Continue ReadingFreezing Thin Mints before devouring them, one by one, is as fancy as some of us get during Girl Scout cookie season. But this year, two pastry chefs…
Continue ReadingEarly in the pandemic, young people from all racial and ethnic minority groups had higher Covid-19 case rates than non-Hispanic White people under…
Continue ReadingNearly one in 10 Americans — more than 32 million people — are now fully vaccinated against Covid-19, according to data from the Centers…
Continue ReadingSo far in Arizona, 75% of all COVID-19 deaths have involved patients over the age of 65. Throughout the pandemic, assisted living and long-term care…
Continue ReadingIf you’ve gone into your local independent grocery store recently, chances are you’ll still find a shortage of items like toilet paper, paper towels…
Continue ReadingThe coronavirus variant B.1.1.7, which was first identified in the United Kingdom, is associated with an estimated 64% higher risk of dying from…
Continue ReadingAlaska, one of the states leading the US in vaccinations, has made the Covid-19 vaccine available to any resident ages 16 and…
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