Yuma County could paint itself blue for the upcoming 2020 presidential elections. Currently, in the county, there are more than 30-thousand registered Democrats and about 25-thousand registered Republicans. However, Bryan Rasmussen, Vice Chairman of the local Yuma County Democratic Party, said that it’s all about the voter turnout. ” Is the difference between a non-voting
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Folks in Yuma got a little glimpse of Gotham City Friday night. The Batsignal briefly lit up the Yuma water tower, but it wasn’t a call for help. It was a call for super hero fans to assemble. CW6 borrowed the Batsignal to announce the arrival of a new, super-exciting super hero show. ” Batwoman
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El hombre de Colorado condenado por matar a su familia dice que nunca habría matado a su esposa embarazada y sus dos hijas si no hubiera conocido a su compañera de trabajo , informa el New York Post. Los informes dicen que Chris Watts, de 34 años , confesó en una carta de prisión que
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Este viernes se llevó a cabo La Feria de la Salud dirigida a personas migrantes que deambulan en la zona centro de Mexicali como parte de las acciones del mes de la salud binacional que se celebra en el Valle Imperial y Mexicali. Migrantes y personas deportadas sin seguridad social que viven en las calles
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If you went to the premiere of ” The Joker ” last night, you may have noticed some extra security. The extra law enforcement wasn’t the sign of a problem, but rather a case of the theater being proactive. Those inside the theater for last night’s showing say they did see extra security. still theater
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A court-appointed expert says understaffing , inadequate funding, and privatization are all hurting the quality of health care in Arizona’s prisons. Marc Stern released his report Friday as part of a settlement in a lawsuit over the quality of inmate care. In the 2014 settlement, the state promised to improve health care for inmates, but
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October is breast cancer awareness month. It’s an annual campaign to educate women on symptoms and treatment of the disease. Breast cancer is by far the most diagnosed cancer for women in the U.S. and it’s one of the deadliest cancers, only second to lung cancer. Yuma Regional Medical Center’s ( YRMC ) Cancer Center
Continue ReadingOrganizers of Wednesday’s job fair in Yuma are declaring the event a success. Now they’re preparing to put even more people back to work. A variety of local agencies teamed up for the fair. They gathered more than a hundred potential employers under one roof at the Yuma Convention Center. The Yuma Private Industry Council
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A jury convicts a former Department of Homeland Security supervisor of helping criminals bilk immigrants out of millions of dollars. Jurors found Johnny Martin guilty of lying to federal investigators. He faces up to five-years in prison. Prosecutors say Martin passed confidential information from law enforcement databases to criminals posing as Homeland Security agents. They
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A team of rescuers swoop in and save the day for a baby whale snagged in shark netting. The calf got tangled in shark netting along Australia’s northern coast. It swam all the way down the coastline to Sydney before it got the help it needed. A small team of rescuers leaped into a rubber
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A rescue cat saves the day when she protects her new owner from a poisonous snake. 81-year-old Jimmy Nelson’s daughter adopted the cat to keep her father company. She never imagined the frisky feline would save her dad’s life. Nelson awoke one night to the sound of his new cat playing. It turns out the
Continue ReadingBernie Sanders’ campaign confirms the 78-year-old presidential candidate suffered a heart attack earlier this week in Las Vegas. Sanders went to a hospital Tuesday night complaining of chest pains. Doctors placed two stents in a blocked artery. They say Vermont Senator is making good progress. They released him Friday morning. Sanders says he’s feeling great.
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El Departamento de Policía de Yuma aconseja a la comunidad que llame a su agencia local de cumplimiento de la ley si tiene alguna información que conduzca al arresto de cualquiera de los más buscados de Yuma. No intentes aprehenderlos tú mismo. Para denunciarlos, llame al 911, 78-CRIME o (928) 782-7463. Angelita Lopez-Contreras Mujer hispana,18.
Continue ReadingImperial County has some of the worst air quality in California. Now Valley leaders are taking steps to clear the county’s air. On Friday, county and state officials celebrated the completion of a parking lot that will actually help Calexico high school students, and the surrounding community, breathe a little easier. The pavement project took
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The United Nations’ cultural agency UNESCO has appointed Mexican actress Yalitza Aparicio as its goodwill ambassador for indigenous peoples. The 25-year-old actress made history as the first indigenous performer nominated for a best actress honor at the Academy Awards this year for her performance in the film “Roma”, in which she speaks in an indigenous
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The Supreme Court agreed on Friday to take up an abortion case this term, adding an explosive issue to an already robust docket of controversial issues in the middle of the 2020 presidential election. The justices will consider a Louisiana law that requires doctors to obtain admitting privileges from a nearby hospital. This is the
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When it comes to doctor availability, the current prognosis for Arizona is not good. Which is why local health companies are creating incentives to bring in a flow of new doctors to Yuma County. Sunset Community Health is feeling the impact of the state’s doctor shortage. David Rogers, CEO of Sunset Health said they have
Continue ReadingDr. Phil continues its 18th hit season with an exclusive interview with the family of Botham Jean, killed by Dallas officer Amber Guyger, last September. Don’t miss the exclusive interview on Friday at 4 p.m. on Channel 11. Jean’s mother and father, Allison and Bertram, brother Brandt, and sister, Allisa Charles-Findley, talk exclusively for the
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The Colorado man convicted of slaughtering his family says he never would have killed his pregnant wife and two daughters if he hadn’t met his co-worker mistress, reports the New York Post. Reports said, Chris Watts, 34, confessed in a prison letter that he would never kill his family, revealing that he had been seeing
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