What Stronger Together Family gym looks like when it reopens for business
Coronavirus cases in Yuma County continue to increase but Arizona Governor Doug Ducey says all gyms and pool could reopen on May 13th.
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Local prison food contractor tests positive for coronavirus
Trinity Services Group (TSG), a food contractor for Arizona State Prison Complex in Yuma, confirms one of its employees, who works in the prison tested positive for COVID-19.
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One more coronavirus death in Yuma County
Health officials confirmed the county’s fourth death from coronavirus Wednesday.
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Desert Southwest Comeback: JCPenney among retailers to open in Yuma
Governor Doug Ducey gave permission for non-essential retailers to reopen for business, and JCPenny in Yuma is included.
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Mayor Nicholls on state re-opening: “People really need to take personal responsibility”
Tuesday, Arizona Governor, Doug Ducey, announced by May 15, the entire state of Arizona’s stay at home order is expected to be lifted.
Continue Reading Yuma County sees spike of 35 cases
The Yuma County Public Health District confirmed 35 new cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) Monday, bringing the total to 246.
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Regional Center for Border Health to offer additional drive-thru testing
The Regional Center for Border Health (RCBH) announced Tuesday afternoon it will hold an additional drive-thru coronavirus testing clinic.
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El Charro Cafe employee tests positive for coronavirus
An employee at El Charro Cafe in Yuma has tested positive for coronavirus.
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InsulTech confirms two employees test positive for coronavirus
YUMA, Ariz. – InsulTech in Yuma has confirmed two of its employees have tested positive for coronavirus (COVID-19). Our news team reached out to the company after several InsulTech employees reported that more than one employee was infected and that the company was not being transparent or taking any measures to keep them safe. The individuals,
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MCAS gym open, a test for re-opening more in Yuma
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – The MCAS gym in Yuma is the only gym open in the county. With special regulations in place, the gym now serves as a test before reopening other gyms in Yuma County. Commanding Officer at MCAS, Col. David Suggs used the space in the gymnasium to spread-out machines more than
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Chile Pepper Employee Tests Positive for Coronavirus; closures coming
Two favorite Yuma restaurants are temporarily closing, after an employee tests positive for the coronavirus.
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Diego’s Mexican Food prepare for the new normal
Arizona’s Governor Doug Ducey is allowing restaurants to reopen their dining rooms starting today.
Continue Reading There are now 211 cases in Yuma County
The Yuma County Public Health District confirmed 12 new cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) Monday, bringing the total to 211.
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Golden Corral reopening in Yuma today
Golden Corral reopens its Yuma location with cafeteria-style modifications.
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Yuma restaurant not ready to provide dine-in services
A Yuma seafood restaurant is wary about offering dine-in services, even after Arizona restaurants were given the green light to do so starting today.
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Sunset Health in Somerton held COVID-19 testing Saturday morning
Over at Sunset Health in Somerton, people started lining up around 5:45am to get tested for COVID-19.
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Cars pack Yuma Civic Center parking lot for COVID-19 testing
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – Saturday morning, Yuma Regional Medical Center offered free Coronavirus testing for the public. It brought a massive turn out. People showed up as early as 5am; while the number of coronavirus cases in yuma county are on a steady rise. 300 tests were administered on a first-come, first-served basis to
Continue Reading Yuma County sees steady rise of cases as Testing Blitz continues
The Yuma County Public Health District confirmed 17 new cases of coronavirus Saturday, bringing the countywide total to 193.
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Yuma’s local salon reopens for business amid pandemic
All salons and barbershops are welcoming back to its customers in Yuma County after being shut down for a month due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Children in the pandemic: Understanding what’s going on
As children are learning how to deal with being home all day, a new children’s book is aiming to help children understand what is going on during the coronavirus pandemic.
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