Arizona sends strike team to YRMC amid staffing concerns
The coronavirus pandemic has made staffing an issue for hospitals all across the country, and Yuma Regional Medical Center (YRMC) is no exception.
Continue Reading
The coronavirus pandemic has made staffing an issue for hospitals all across the country, and Yuma Regional Medical Center (YRMC) is no exception.
Continue Reading
Yuma County says we could get our first batch of COVID-19 vaccines within the month. This, as the county, has seen an increase in COVID cases.
Continue Reading
The grant provides restaurants up to $10,000 to reimburse costs.
Continue Reading
An outbreak has occurred, at the prison in Yuma. At least 655 inmates have tested positive.
Continue Reading
Not too long ago, work from home jobs were far and few between. Just as the pandemic has changed daily life for everyone in the world, it has also changed the number of work-from-home jobs.
Continue Reading
In this week’s Local Links segment, Saigon Pho brings the Vietnamese culture to Yuma through food.
Continue Reading
Yuma Regional Medical Center’s (YRMC) President and CEO released an open letter to the community Tuesday to address the hospital’s status facing a surge in new coronavirus cases.
Continue Reading
The Regional Center for Border Health has been providing coronavirus testing since the onset of the pandemic in March. Months later, they’re starting to see a familiar scene: car after car stretching for at least a mile.
Continue Reading
The Arizona Department of Corrections Rehabilitation and Reentry said it had taken broad actions to mitigate coronavirus’s spread within its facilities.
Continue Reading
SAN LUIS, Ariz. (KECY/KYMA) – Mayor Gerardo Sanchez of San Luis announced on Saturday evening that he has tested positive for COVID-19. The mayor of the border town released the news of his test results on a statement in his Facebook page. He mentioned having mild symptoms but did not specify what symptoms he was
Continue Reading
On Saturday, Yuma County held another COVID-19 testing event at Cocopah Casino in Somerton. Originally, Yuma County could only accommodate 700 tests but due to the high demand, the county was able to get 300 more saliva tests so at least 1,000 tests were collected out there.
Continue Reading
Local mayor thinks this is one area. Covid-19 is spreading.
Continue Reading
The thought of daycare during the pandemic may give some parents pause, but local child care centers say they’ve changed their procedures to protect little ones from coronavirus.
Continue Reading
From full-on shutdowns to a significant drop in foot traffic, businesses in downtown Yuma are doing everything they can to stay afloat.
Continue Reading
With another national surge in COVID-19 cases within the last few weeks, hospital emergency departments nationwide and in Yuma are once again seeing an influx in triage areas.
Continue Reading
Despite hundreds of cases being reported across Yuma County in recent weeks, the county said there haven’t been any discussions about implementing lockdown restrictions.
Continue Reading
The kits allow for in house testing with results in as little as 15 minutes.
Continue Reading
Yuma County is hosting another saliva-based coronavirus testing event at Cocopah Casino this Saturday for everyone with or without symptoms.
Continue Reading
Bare Naked Soap Co. says some customers take issue with the shop’s mask requirement. But its owner wants to remind those who refuse to mask up, that little piece of cloth is making a big difference for small businesses.
Continue Reading
Yuma County is hosting another COVID-19 saliva test.
Continue Reading