May 10, 2022Covid-19 News: Increase Cases and Triple Viral loads in Durango Wastewater SurveillanceKSUT | By Sarah FlowerSitting adjacent to Santa Rita Park is the Santa Rita Water Reclamation Facility located in Durango, Colorado, photo taken on Wednesday, April 13,...
Covid News: Hospitals are still full as Omicron continues to declineKSUT Tribal Radio | By Sarah FlowerPublished February 1, 2022Listen to AudioA medical health worker prepares a coronavirus vaccine shot at a drive-up event. /Crystal Ashike Durango (KSUT) - The...
Indian Health Service's chief medical officer says, "the People really stepped-up" by Sarah Flower | KSUT Tribal Radio | January 16, 2022 http://tribalradio.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/IHS-Interview-Tribal-Radio.wav Native American tribes across the...
By Maggie Mullen • Oct 15, 2021 An image of COVID-19 data for American Indian communities across the country. Johns Hopkins Center for American Indian Health / News brief When Navajo Nation saw its first cases of COVID-19 in March 2020, Jourdan Bennett-Begaye started...
By, Sarah Flower Thousands of Southwest Colorado residents received the Covid-19 vaccine this weekend. KSUT’s Sarah Flower spoke with Liane Jollon of San Juan Basin Public Health about the success of the local vaccination events, and the need to stay vigilant to...
