Month: September 2020
Military Matters: Staff Sgt Bullard
EDITORIAL NOTE: The original segment aired on Monday, September 29, 2020. During the original segment, a graphic identified Staff Sgt. Bullard as a “Cannabis Cultivation Supervisor”. This was a technical error from our producers while producing a story that also aired during the same newscast. We immediately pulled the video and have re-aired the segment
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News 11 Weather Authority
Another ridge of high pressure coming in from the West is expected to elevate our mercury close to 10 degrees above normal.
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News 11 Sports
A new Stanley Cup champion is crowned, while a former ASU football player “weighs in” on the return of Pac-12 football.
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Excitement in the air
Mark Walton bleeds maroon and gold.
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13 On Your Side Weather: Warm temps continue, slight winds
13 On Your Side Weather: Warm temps continue, slight winds.
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13 On Your Side Sports: Doc Rivers steps down as coach of the LA Clippers
Doc Rivers steps down as coach of the LA Clippers.
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Maestros apoyan Propuesta 208 rumbo a las Elecciones 2020
Maestros apoyan Propuesta 208 rumbo a las Elecciones 2020
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Acusado de atropellar y matar a mujer se declara no culpable
Acusado de atropellar y matar a mujer se declara no culpable
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Acusados de matar a su hija se declaran no culpables
Acusados de matar a su hija se declaran no culpables
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President Trump on the defense ahead of debate
On the eve of the first debate, the candidates have a new high-powered talking point: President Donald Trump’s taxes.
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Wildfires rage on in California
Northern California is on fire right now, and the wall of flames just keeps growing.
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Crossroads Mission: local vets need help now more than ever
Number of young homeless veterans on the rise
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Surfing brings success for job seekers
Finding a great job is rarely easy, but the coronavirus outbreak has made securing the perfect position even harder. That is unless you make use of an important tool that wasn’t impacted by the pandemic at all: the internet.
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Officials provide progress report on on Somerton High School
City manager says YUHSD still looking at enrollment numbers SOMERTON, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – Somerton’s city administrator says he’s confident the city is making progress towards its goal of having its own high school. Cabrera says the city has already selected a location for the school; on the corner of Main Street and Cesar Chavez
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ADOT warns of travel delays along U.S. 95
The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) advises drivers to plan for temporary closures and delays along U.S. 95 north of Yuma later this week.
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Red Cross in dire need of volunteers
The Red Cross Yuma Chapter is looking for volunteers to help assist the community during times of need.
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Border Patrol snags 16+ pounds of meth during weekend seizures
El Centro Sector Border Patrol agents took a substantial amount of methamphetamine out of circulation during a pair of weekend drug busts.
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Cindy McCain to join Biden campaign
Cindy McCain will advise Joe Biden’s presidential transition team as it prepares for the former vice president to take office if he wins in November.
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Yulil Alonso-Garza discusses why she is running for IVC board of Trustees
Garza says she is running her campaign on a progressive platform. Advocating for low-income, undocumented, and homeless students.
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