Flagstaff News
Positive Cases Of COVID-19 Up To 167 In Coconino County
Coconino County is up to 167 positive cases of COVID-19 with ten deaths. The number of positive cases in the Greater Flagstaff area is up to 37 with 32 in Page. There are 97 positive cases of coronavirus in the county in tribal jurisdictions. So far there are 618 negative tests with 79 tests pending.Full Story
There Are 30 New Positive Cases Of COVID-19 On The Navajo Nation
Thirty new positive cases of COVID-19 has brought the total to 384 on the Navajo Nation. Health officials say there has been another death, bringing the total to 15. The total negative tests is now 2,134. Of the 384 positive cases, 156 are in Navajo County, 102 in Coconino County and 37 in Apache County.Full Story
Navajo Nation Institutes A 57-Hour Curfew On The Reservation For This Weekend
The Navajo Nation has implemented a reservation-wide, 57-hour weekend curfew to begin this weekend due to the community spread of the coronavirus. Health officials say the intent and purpose of the emergency order is to further restrict movement of people on the Navajo Nation between 8 p.m. Friday until 5 a.m. Monday. Officials say failureFull Story
High-Speed Chase Starts In Bellemont, Ends In Flagstaff With Suspect Still At-Large
A high speed chase that started in Bellemont, ended in Flagstaff late Sunday night. DPS officials say a state trooper saw a vehicle traveling at around 100 miles-per-hour on eastbound Interstate-40 near Williams at around 10:39 p.m. The trooper attempted to pull the 2020 black Chevy Camaro over, but it continued toward Flagstaff. DPS backedFull Story
Arizona’s COVID-19 Cases Are Over 24-Hundred With 65 Deaths
Arizona’s cases of COVID-19 are now over 24-hundred with 65 deaths. State health officials say there are now 2,456 cases in the state. State officials say there are 163 cases now in Coconino County, 210 in Navajo County, 50 in Yavapai County and 25 in Apache County. Most cases are in the 20-to-44 year oldFull Story
Parents Of The Children Who Died In Tonto Basin, Charged In Connection With Their Deaths
Two parents of the children, who drowned after they were swept away by floodwaters in Tonto Basin late last year, are being charged in connection with the incident. The father of Colby and Willa Rawlings, Daniel, has been charged with ten counts of reckless manslaughter and child, or vulnerable adult abuse, by the Gila CountyFull Story
Coconino County Still Conducting A Drive-Up Testing Site At Fort Tuthill
Coconino County continues to run a drive-up specimen collection sites in regards to the coronavirus. The drive-up site has been moved back to Fort Tuthill County Park, operating from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Sunday through Thursday. To utilitze the site, people will need a referral from a medical provider to be tested for COVID-19.Full Story
Coconino County Up To 161 Positive Tests Of COVID-19
Coconino County is up to 161 positive cases of COVID-19 with ten deaths. The number of positive cases in the Greater Flagstaff area is up to 35 with 30 in Page. There are 95 positive cases of coronavirus in the county in tribal jurisdictions. So far there are 591 negative tests with 45 tests pending.Full Story
There Are Now 14 Deaths On The Navajo Nation From COVID-19
There has been another death on the Navajo Nation from COVID-19. Tribal health officials say the death now brings the total to 14 from coronavirus. The majority of those who have died from the virus have been people older than 60-years-old. There was also 33 more positive cases of COVID-19 Sunday, bringing the total toFull Story
Vehicle Plows Into A Business Early Sunday Morning In Flagstaff
Flagstaff Police and Fire crews were called to a single-vehicle accident early Sunday morning in Flagstaff. The accident happened at around 1:30 a.m. on Milton Road near the railroad bridge just north of NAU. Witnesses tell KAFF News a vehicle plowed into “Summit Divers and Watersports” business at 103 South Milton Road. The accident alsoFull Story
