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Month: March 2017

PET TALK

We are bringing back a fan favorite. PET TALK is meant to bring awareness to animals at our locals shelters that are in desperate need of finding their forever homes. We will feature a dog and cat each week. First up is Bubba. Bubba is a black and white male kitten. He is super loving

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Hombre se estrella contra barda y casa

Un hombre se encuentra tras las rejas despues de estrellarse contra la barda de una casa, y luego en esa misma casa. Carlos Gutierrez, de 26 años, enfrenta varios cargos por daño criminal, asalto agravado, por manejar peligrosamente, por ir ebrio y por escapar de la escena del accidente. El accidente sucedió el sábado alrededor

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Police ticket for hands free law

After enacting the Hands Free Law in Yuma police pulled over 357 drivers in 2016. Among those drivers only half of them were ticketed. Those fines ranging from $100 to $200 if using your phone resulted in an accident. Although Arizona doesn’t have a hands free law, Yuma police hope this law will make streets

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Security upgrades at Mid-Winter Fair

A child separated from parents; a person causing a disturbance; somebody injured not getting immediate medical attention – situations the Imperial County Sheriff’s Office wants to avoid at the 109th Midwinter Fair and Fiesta. Their focus is on families having fun. Lieutenant Jimmy Duran said, “We want to make sure they feel comfortable coming to

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Arizona proposed medical aid bill

A proposed Arizona bill that was approved by the senate on Wednesday may help aid the medical payment process for those that have unexpected medical bills. SB 1441 is a proposed bill that senator Debbie Lesko, of Peoria, Arizona helped create. This bill would cover services that were provided in emergency situations where the patient

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