KNAU STAFF Coconino County To Double COVID-19 Vaccine Capacity When Doses Are Available By KNAU STAFF • Jan 20, 2021 AP, file Coconino County officials want to double capacity to administer COVID-19 vaccinations as soon as additional doses are available from the federal government. Navajo Nation Reports 75 Communities With 'Uncontrolled' COVID-19 Spread By KNAU STAFF • Jan 19, 2021 Navajo Nation Council Navajo Nation health officials say there’s now uncontrolled spread of COVID-19 in 75 communities on the reservation. U.S. Forest Service Begins Ownership Transfer Of Sacred Site For Copper Mine By KNAU STAFF • Jan 15, 2021 AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin, File The U.S. Forest Service has released the final environmental review for a controversial land exchange in Arizona. Park Service Finds 'No Significant Impact' For Grand Canyon Telecommunications Plan By KNAU STAFF • Jan 14, 2021 Ryan Heinsius / KNAU National Park Service officials say a proposal to expand telecommunications in Grand Canyon National Park won’t have a significant impact on the area. Arizona Sets Virus Deaths Record, Hospitalizations Top 5,000 By KNAU STAFF & Associated Press • Jan 13, 2021 AP, file Arizona has set a new one-day record for daily deaths from COVID-19 as hospitalizations from the surge topped 5,000 for the first time. Pages« first ‹ previous 1 2 3 4 … next › last »
