Local groups prepare for the President’s Address
Before President Trump addresses border security funding on Tuesday, 13 On Your Side spoke with local organizers who said it’s important for…
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Chamber repairs fallen plaques at Armed Forces Park
The Yuma County Chamber has 18 plaques left to repair that have fallen off the walls at the Armed Force Park. This is due to a byproduct of faulty…
Continue ReadingAPS announces bill assistance for federal employees affected by shutdown
APS announced a $1.5 million increase in assistance for customers who are struggling to pay their electricity bills due to a sudden financial…
Continue ReadingArizona imprisonment rate doubles, ranked fourth highest in the country
Arizona currently has the fourth highest imprisonment rate in the country and the number of women in prison in Arizona has doubled since 2000 by 104…
Continue ReadingTemporada de impuestos; informacin que debe saber
La temporada de impuestos está a la vuelta de la esquina, y muchas dudas existen en torno a este tema sobretodo actualmente debido al cierre…
Continue ReadingTwo hospitalized in T-bone crash
Two people were hospitalized as a result of a T-bone crash on Highway 95 Tuesday afternoon. According to the Somerton Cocopah Fire Department, the…
Continue ReadingSalinas police locate man who licked doorbell
Officials with the Salinas Police Department say they have located the man seen licking a doorbell in the now viral video. 33-year-old Roberto Daniel…
Continue ReadingFatal two-vehicle wreck near Arizona-New Mexico border
Authorities say a 5-mile stretch of westbound Interstate 10 in southeastern Arizona is closed because of a fatal two-vehicle wreck near the…
Continue ReadingHome items are getting smarter and creepier, like it or not
One day, finding an oven that just cooks food may be as tough as buying a TV that merely lets you change channels. Internet-connected…
Continue ReadingSeven dead in shooting in Mexican city of Playa del Carmen
Seven men have been killed in a shooting attack at a bar in Mexico’s Caribbean coastal city of Playa del Carmen, authorities said Monday. State…
Continue ReadingFacility’s CEO resigns after vegetative patient gives birth
The CEO of a private health care facility in Phoenix has resigned after reports that a patient gave birth despite being in a vegetative state for…
Continue ReadingRising from the ashes: The Press Cafe & Bistro prepares to reopen
It’s been a long year for two local business owners after their restaurant was rocked by a kitchen fire, forcing them to gut the place and…
Continue ReadingArizona Sheriff acknowledges missteps in shelter probe
The sheriff of the state’s largest county on Monday acknowledged missteps in his office’s investigation of a shelter for immigrant…
Continue ReadingNew charges filed against alleged California rapist
California prosecutors have filed 28 additional charges against a man known as the NorCal Rapist, bringing the number of alleged victims to seven in…
Continue ReadingCalifornia inmate stabs correctional officer
Authorities say an inmate at a state prison in central California stabbed a correctional officer at a drug abuse treatment facility. Officials said…
Continue ReadingPresident Trump to visit Southern border Thursday
President Donald Trump will be visiting the Southern border on Thursday to meet with those on the front lines of the national security and…
Continue ReadingNew hospital to be built in Tucson and create 600 jobs
Plans are underway for a new hospital in Tucson that could bring as many as 600 jobs. The Arizona Daily Star reported Monday that Northwest…
Continue ReadingYuma County Sheriff: ‘Every sheriff in this country is a border sheriff’
Yuma County Border Sheriff Leon Wilmot, who has testified his border concerns to Washington, said the funding needed for border security comes at the…
Continue ReadingGadsden Elementary District Marching Band returns from Rome
The Gadsden Elementary School District’s Marching band is back in Yuma after performing the New Year’s Parade in Rome, Italy. Over 70…
Continue ReadingSalvation Army advisory board reaction to dropping Boys and Girls Club goes unanswered
One of the former board members of the Salvation Army, who donated to the Boys and Girls Club building in 2014, claimed they still have not heard…
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