Cyprus faces prospect of serial killer. searches for bodies
Cyprus faced the prospect of a potential serial killer Friday after police said a detained military officer confessed to killing five foreign women…
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Children with autism enjoy day of bowling
In honor of autism awareness month the Autism Support of Imperial County held a special bowling event for children with autism and youth. Creating an…
Continue ReadingArizona utility finally comes clean about political spending
Facing what it saw as a threat to its monopoly from a surging rooftop solar industry, Arizona’s largest utility secretly funneled millions of…
Continue ReadingDecomisan plantio de amapola en Baja California
A traves de un operativo de inteligencia, la Policía Estatal Preventiva descubrió un plantío de 18 mil plantas de amapola en los…
Continue ReadingEXCLUSIVE: Farmers and IID fight for water rights
A growing number of Imperial Valley residents said the area is in serious danger, threatened by a possible change in how water rights are implemented…
Continue ReadingArizona drivers beware: no more texting and driving
Arizona drivers beware, there is now a law in place banning you from using your cellphone while driving. As of last Thursday, the Arizona House voted…
Continue ReadingEXCLUSIVE: Dropped in the Desert
Along the southern border, Yuma Sector U.S. Border Patrol agents are now busy at work running a humanitarian mission due to the high number of…
Continue ReadingCity of Yuma administrator to retire
The City of Yuma will soon be looking for a new city administrator after Greg Wilkinson announced his retirement Thursday morning, according to the…
Continue ReadingGrijalva proposes new legislative plan for immigration crisis in Yuma
Day two of Congressman Raul Grijalva’s visit to Yuma focused on how to end the current immigration crisis in the area. Grijalva met with city…
Continue ReadingYuma Road Report, Week of April 25
Here is a list of the upcoming projects and road construction that will be affecting the busy streets of Yuma. City Projects 1st Avenue, 16th Street…
Continue ReadingYCSO deputy shares inappropriate “felt cute, might delete later” selfie
A Yuma County Sheriff’s Office deputy is under fire after sharing an inappropriate selfie on social media tied to the “Feeling cute,…
Continue ReadingWoman injured after car veers into ditch
A woman suffered injuries after her truck veered into a ditch as she allegedly tried to evade another vehicle at W. County 13th St. and S. Ave. F…
Continue ReadingCop, teacher, others accused of trying to lure teens for sex
Authorities have arrested a police officer, a high school teacher, a minister and 13 others in a sting New Jersey officials said Wednesday was aimed…
Continue ReadingU.S. Border Patrol begins fingerprinting migrant children
U.S. Border Patrol has begun fingerprinting some migrant children. It’s a shift from prior policy and comes as the number of family members…
Continue ReadingFood poisoning remains persistent problem, US report finds
As recent illnesses tied to raw turkey , ground beef , cut melon and romaine lettuce suggest, U.S. food poisoning cases don’t appear to be…
Continue ReadingEx-Vice President Biden launches 2020 presidential campaign
Former Vice President Joe Biden formally joined the crowded Democratic presidential contest on Thursday, betting that his working-class appeal and…
Continue ReadingFuneral procession for Sgt. Ryland Croutch Thursday
A funeral procession is set to take place for Yuma County Sheriff’s Office Sergeant Ryland Croutch on Thursday, the Yuma Police Department…
Continue ReadingInmates sue over what they call inhumane conditions at jail
Twenty current and former inmates at a troubled county jail in Cleveland say in a lawsuit that they repeatedly have been denied medication or mental…
Continue ReadingFBI, IRS agents search Baltimore mayor’s homes, City Hall
Federal agents raided the homes and offices of Baltimore’s embattled mayor on Thursday amid widening probes to determine whether she used sales…
Continue ReadingHandcuffing of 9-year-old prompts probe of police practices
Video of a Washington, D.C., police officer chasing and handcuffing a 9-year-old boy on Monday has prompted a review of police practices. Attorney…
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