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Employees at all three state university’s in Arizona are required to be fully vaccinated for COVID-19 by December 8th. The announcement comes on the heels
COVID-19 remains high in Coconino County. County health officials released its weekly case numbers on Friday. Last week there were 318 positive cases in the
Yavapai County is seeing a substantial spike in new COVID-19 cases this week. County health officials say since Monday there have been 289 new cases
Yavapai County health officials are urging residents, who have not yet been vaccinated from COVID-19, to get vaccinated. Officials say Yavapai County has had 138
Coconino County is following the state health department by opening the door for those 55-and-older to get their COVID-19 vaccination. The 55-and-older group joins those
The Navajo and Hopi nations still have daily curfews in place as the fight continues against the COVID-19 pandemic. The Navajo Nation has a daily
COVID vaccinations will resume Wednesday in Coconino County. Health officials say the delayed shipment of vaccines were delivered Monday. The county added 200 new vaccination
Coconino County Health officials are opening up vaccinations to the rest of Phase 1B. People in phase 1A and priority populations in 1B are still
Coconino County Health officials are opening an additional 11-hundred COVID-19 vaccination appointments for next week at the Fort Tuthill County Park vaccination site. Registration will
Coconino County health officials have begun giving COVID-19 vaccinations to Phase 1A people. County public health staff vaccinated the first person against COVID-19 Monday at
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