After months of being closed, Morenci Unified School District’s daycare, The Wildkitten Den, has re-opened.
PHOENIX — As the number of Arizonans who have contracted COVID-19 has raced past 100,000, testing for the novel coronavirus that causes the respiratory disease has become a priority. Some of that testing now is being done through saliva, a process that’s easier and less expensive.
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The Arizona Department of Transportation recently released its annual Motor Vehicle Crash Facts Report and it revealed Graham, Greenlee counties together had 10 fatal crashes in 2019, three of them involving alcohol.
The Arizona Department of Health Services reported 117 new COVID-19-related deaths Tuesday morning and 3,653 new cases.
County and state health officials are doubling down on their insistence that people wear face masks and maintain their distance as the number of COVID-19 cases continue to surge throughout the state.
Twelve more Graham County residents and one more Greenlee County resident were diagnosed with COVID-19 Sunday, bringing the total number of cases since the start of the pandemic to 152 in Graham County and 26 in Greenlee.
Fireworks sparked a fire that threatened a home in Morenci Saturday night.
As of Sunday, 140 COVID-19 cases have been documented in Graham County, 21 in Greenlee County and 811 in Cochise…
The Greenlee County Health Department announced Saturday night four more county residents have been diagnosed with COVID-19, bringing the total number of their cases to 25.
As of Saturday morning, 127 COVID-19 cases have been documented in Graham County, 21 in Greenlee County and 740 in Cochise County.
With renovations underway on Clifton’s historic Zorrilla Bridge, built in 1917-18, the town is looking forward to redoing an even older bridge in the next two years.
Three more Greenlee County residents have been diagnosed with COVID-19, bringing to 21 the total number of cases documented since the start of the pandemic.
As of Friday morning, the state has confirmed 125 COVID-19 cases in Graham County, 19 in Greenlee County and 710 in Cochise County.
Duncan will still be celebrating the Fourth of July on Saturday, but the decision to do so wasn't a unanimous one and it came after being discouraged by the Greenlee County Health Department.