Positive cases of COVID-19 are nearly 18-hundred in Arizona. State health officials say there are 1,769 cases of coronavirus in the state with now 41 deaths. State health officials says Coconino County is up to 126 cases, Navajo County is at 148, Yavapai has 41 cases and Apache has 22. In Maricopa County there areFull Story
NAU Athletics has taken the interim tag off of Shane Burcar and has named him head coach of the Lumberjacks men’s basketball program. The decision was announced on Wednesday. Burcar led the team to 16 wins, which is the most in program in the last five seasons. NAU athletic director Mike Marlow says the schoolFull Story
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April 3, 2020, 7:02 pm
Coconino County Has 139 Confirmed Cases Of COVID-19 With Ten Dead
Coconino County Health Officials say there are now 139 confirmed cases of COVID-19 with ten deaths. Of the 139 cases, 32 are in the Greater Flagstaff Area, 24 are in Page and 82 are in tribal jurisdictions. There have been 544 negative tests with 68 tests pending. The age group with the most cases continuesFull Story
April 3, 2020, 6:55 pm
Positive COVID-19 Cases Up To 270 On The Navajo Nation, 12 Confirmed Dead
The numbers continue to go up on the Navajo Nation. Health officials say there are 270 positive cases of COVID-19 on the reservation, with 12 confirmed dead. There have been a total of 2,353 tests administered, with 1,796 negative results. There are 112 positive tests in Navajo County, 83 in Coconino County, 22 in ApacheFull Story
April 3, 2020, 2:31 pm
Governor Ducey Deems Salons And Some Other Businesses, Non-Essential
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey has released additional guidance on essential services. Added to the closed list of businesses that must shut their doors by 5 p.m. Saturday are: barbers, hair and nail salons, tanning salons, tattoo parlors, spas and massage parlors. Also closing will be amenities at public parks, which includes basketball courts, and restrooms.Full Story
April 3, 2020, 1:33 pm
Three Dogs Are In Good Health After An Abuse Situation In Chino Valley
Three dogs are doing better after they were taken for treatment earlier this week after an abuse case in Chino Valley earlier this week. Yavapai County Sheriff’s deputies were called to the area in the 24-hundred block of North Resting Place on Monday. The caller told dispatch 34-year-old Bryan Ellis had returned to a propertyFull Story
April 3, 2020, 1:12 pm
The Navajo Nation Is Getting Tougher With Its Curfew And Shelter In Place Orders
Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez is getting tougher with members and businesses not adhering to the curfew and the “shelter in place” order. Navajo Police chief Phillip Francisco says police will start giving out citations for those not compliant with the orders. He says people be cited for violating “the shelter in place order, theFull Story