MOHAVE COUNTY – The National Weather Service is predicting a significant weather event between February 5 through February 8, that will impact the Mohave County region and all TV translator sites.    Steps have been taken to be ready to quickly respond to any TV outages if they do occur.   During this time, anyone experiencing a loss of signal to the television signal, please report the problem to the signal maintenance sub-contractor Wecom via the customer support hotline at 928-753-3829.   Please do not scan the television until the cause of the problem has been determined.   If someone does scan during the signal outage that television will likely lose the memory of those channels until its scanned again when they are restored.

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MOHAVE COUNTY – Late Wednesday afternoon, the Mohave County Health Department (MCDPH) Nursing staff was notified of seventeen new COVID-19 confirmed positive cases.  Eleven of them are in the Bullhead City service area; three are in the Kingman area; three are in the Lake Havasu City area. There are also two deaths. Some of these cases are linked to a long term care facility.

Of the two deaths, both were previously reported cases.  One is of a person 50-59 in the Kingman area and one is a 90+ person in the Bullhead City area.

Eight of the Bullhead City area cases are persons who are recovering at home and linked to another case. Two are 60-69; two are 70-79; three are 80-89; and one is 90+.  The remaining three Bullhead City area cases are individuals whose cases are under investigation. One is 30-39; one is 40-49; one is 70-79.

Two of the Kingman area cases are recovering at home and linked to another case.  One is in the 19-29 year age range and the other is 60-69.  The third and final Kingman area case is a person 30-39 and the case is under investigation.

The final three cases are in the Lake Havasu City service area.  One is hospitalized and is 30-39; one is 40-49, recovering at home and is linked to another case, the last one is 80-89 and the case is under investigation.

There are now 64 positive confirmed cases in the Lake Havasu City area, including seven deaths, 213 in Kingman, with a total of 29 deaths there, 9 cases in “North County,” formerly referred to as “Other”(composed of a number of smaller Mohave County communities,)  and 59 in Bullhead City, including four deaths.  There are now a total of 40 deaths in the county from the disease. Total positive cases, 345.

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MOHAVE COUNTY – Late Saturday afternoon, the Mohave County Health Department (MCDPH) Nursing staff was notified of four new COVID-19 positive cases with one of them being a death.

One of the cases is a 90+ person in the Bullhead City area and the case is under investigation. One case is in the Lake Havasu City area and is 80-89, at home, and linked to another case.  The final two are both in the Kingman area. One is a 60-69 individual and the case is under investigation.  The final case is a 90+ person, who has died and the case has not been reported before.

There are now 59 positive confirmed cases in the Lake Havasu City area, including five deaths, 205 in Kingman, with a total of 23 deaths there, 9 cases in “North County,” formerly referred to as “Other”(composed of a number of smaller Mohave County communities,)  and 26 in Bullhead City, including one death.  There are now a total of 32 deaths in the county from the disease. Total positive cases, 299.

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