Local organizations help homeless with heat relief
With the excessive heat, it can be hard for homeless individuals to find shelter from the heat and stay hydrated throughout the day.
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With the excessive heat, it can be hard for homeless individuals to find shelter from the heat and stay hydrated throughout the day.
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Evento para Mujeres este Sábado 8 de Junio 9am a 12pm
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Two of the five layers of protections explained YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – Barriers, alarms and supervision are the first steps to prevent drowning, writes the Greater Yuma Water Safety Alliance (GYWSA) Barriers include: Fences Gates Doors Pool covers Active alarms include: Alarms when a door or gate to the pool area has been opened
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While still in the triple-digit range, lower temps are expected by the end of the week for the area.
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Protesters in San Francisco and Oakland, California are calling for a permanent ceasefire and end to aid for Israel.
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The U.S. Senate blocked the Right to Contraception Act on Wednesday in a 51 to 39 vote.
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Local migrants say they are concerned with their future moving forward after President Biden signed the executive order that went into effect Wednesday morning.
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Our first round of heat for 2024 has arrived. A First Alert Action Day is in effect through Friday for the Desert Southwest due to excessive heat.
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El gobierno de Mexicali se encuentra en alerta ante la orden ejecutiva del Presidente Joe Biden que limita el numero de solicitudes de asilo político para los migrantes que cruzan la frontera de manera irregular.
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The Office of the United States Attorney Southern District of California to hold a news conference to announce law enforcement action in Imperial Valley.
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Arizona House of Representatives who represent Yuma County, Rep. Mariana Sandoval for District 23 and Rep. Tim Dunn for District 25, share their thoughts on President Biden’s Executive Order that he signed Tuesday.
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A 99-year-old British woman, who was so determined to help in her country fight in World War II that she lied to join the service, is on her way to Normandy to mark the 80th anniversary of the D-Day invasion.
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The Greater Memphis Chamber made the announcement during a news conference on Wednesday, saying the company, xAI, will build the world’s largest supercomputer.
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Multiple placed highly out of hundreds of participants YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – The Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (MCJROTC) at Kofa High School have received recognition at the National Rifle Association (NRA) championship. The recognition is as follows: Cadet Mildreth Hernandez (Third overall, received the Bronze National Championship Medal) Cadet Jasmine Escalera
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At least 13 people were detained after a group of students and alumni barricaded themselves inside the office of University President Richard Saller Wednesday morning.
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German researchers found drinking alcohol while on a flight could decrease blood oxygen levels to worrisome levels during sleep.
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The capsule launched aboard an Atlas V rocket a little before 11:00am Eastern. The test flight is a major milestone for the project, which has been plagued by delays.
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The group released research on Tuesday, finding 45 million adults will have some form of cardiovascular disease or a stroke by 2050. That’s up from 28 million in 2020.
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The Yuma Cooperative Extension (YEC) says this is a plant that they consider extremely invasive and it’s pretty much taken over Maricopa County and it’s starting to spread throughout the state, including Yuma.
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Taylor Knibb approaches her second Olympics with a fresh mental game — and now competing in both triathlon and cycling time trial, she’s got a plan for it all.
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