Firehouse Subs helps local heroes serve the community
Our local first responders risk their own lives to make sure our safety is a priority. Each year, Firehouse Subs helps them fulfill their needs to…
Continue ReadingMonth: September 2018
Border Patrol unions back Arizona Gov. Ducey for re-election
Local and national Border Patrol unions are officially endorsing Republican Arizona Governor Doug Ducey in his bid for a second term. The unions…
Continue ReadingHeat behind record number of deaths in Phoenix last year
Extreme heat contributed to more deaths in metropolitan Phoenix last year than initially thought. The Arizona Republic reported Monday that Maricopa…
Continue ReadingArizona Attorney General moves against Purdue Pharma
The Arizona Attorney General’s office has taken legal action against Purdue Pharma, manufacturer of the opioid painkiller OxyContin. The filing…
Continue ReadingFall trends with Nick Stenson
Celebrity hairstylist Nick Stenson is sharing some fall trend tips with News 11 and even invites those who are not willing to take the risk to give…
Continue ReadingUS marks 9/11 with somber tributes, new monument to victims
Americans are commemorating 9/11 with somber tributes, volunteer projects and a new monument to victims, after a year when two attacks demonstrated…
Continue ReadingNew District Manager for Hefferman Memorial Healthcare District
Tomas Virgen has been named the new manager for the Hefferman Memorial Healthcare District of Calexico. The new position will include management of…
Continue ReadingOrion space capsule to finish testing in Yuma
Throughout this week, NASA is conducting a series of tests on the Orion space capsule one last time in the Yuma area. The tests are to evaluate the…
Continue ReadingYUHSD fair coming October 2
Yuma Union High School District is holding its annual college, career and military fair on Tuesday, October 2, at Cibola High School. The fair…
Continue ReadingHigh school student creates video for $200k scholarship fund
A student at Cibola High School in Yuma is working on an advocacy campaign to get the message out about the stigmas associated with kids that attend…
Continue ReadingYuma woman alleges she was sexually assaulted in a cab
Editor’s Note (Sept. 10): To clarify, this case is not closed. The Yuma County Attorney’s Office is asking law enforcement for more…
Continue ReadingBond increased for man who allegedly attacked YPD officer
Gilbert Gallegos is now facing five felony charges including burglary and aggravated assault after Yuma police say he attacked an officer. Monday his…
Continue ReadingCleared murder suspect now in court for drug-related offenses
The Yuma man once accused of killing a woman at a motel, who later had all charges related to that case dropped, was in Yuma Justice Court Monday for…
Continue ReadingShooting victim speaks about area of home before death
One of the 5th Street shooting victims spoke to News 11 about the area he lived in on August 17. Grady Baxter, 20, spoke after witnessing a high-risk…
Continue ReadingPet Talk: Meet Bonnie and Khan
Everyone needs a little Pet Talk. Tonight we meet a black and white cat named Bonnie and a mastiff mix named Khan. News 11 has the details on these…
Continue ReadingHead Coach Wilks on Cardinals loss: ‘This one game doesn’t define our season.’
An upsetting loss for the Arizona Cardinals at State Farm St adium with a 24-6 loss vs. the Washington Redskins, allowing the Redskins to get their…
Continue ReadingLocal agencies join forces to help aid immigrant families released by ICE
Sure Helpline Crisis and the Brown Bag Coalition announced today that they were joining forces to help immigrant families after they’ve been…
Continue ReadingLocal store evacuated due to fire
The Yuma Fire Department said a local store had to be evacuated Monday morning due to a fire. YFD the fire was reported a t about 9:40 a.m. at the…
Continue ReadingYCSO looking for owner of stranded horse
The Yuma County Sheriff’s Office is looking for the owner of a horse found Monday morning. YCSO said the horse was in the area of W. County 16…
Continue ReadingFood safety month raises awareness of foodborne illness
September is National Food Safety Education month to raise awareness about things you can do to help protect your family from food poisoning. In wake…
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