“Rodeo de Regreso a Clases” este Sábado 12 de Julio en Yuma Civic Center
“Rodeo de Regreso a Clases” este Sábado 12 de Julio en Yuma Civic Center
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Programa de patología, habla y lenguaje en NAU Yuma
En Yuma, una nueva alternativa educativa busca responder a la creciente demanda de especialistas en lenguaje y comunicación.
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Local U of A Cooperative Extension hosts 2025 Cotton and Citrus Day
In Tuesday’s Home Grown report the local University of Arizona Cooperative Extension and the Arizona Pest Management Center held a cotton and citrus growers field day.
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Local family starts over after losing everything in house fire
The family is inviting the community to help them clean up what’s left of their home this Sunday at 8:00 a.m.
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Locals in Yuma seek to help Central Texas flood victims
Local businesses and residents are coming together to help donate to those affected by the Central Texas floods.
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Arizona’s Children Association gifts 100 Yuma families home library kits
Over the past months, the Yuma Arizona’s Children Association has been gathering home library supplies to deliver to 100 Yuma families to help boost academic success and early reading levels.
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Imperial County workers hold demonstration strike ahead of Board of Supervisors meeting
The union is holding firm on its demand for a 10% raise over two years, but the county is only offering 6%, split between 2025 and 2026.
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News 11 Weather: The heat returns
Another Excessive Heat Warning enters the area beginning Wednesday morning through Thursday evening.
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UFC CEO Dana White donates $10,000 to Jeff Brady’s family
UFC CEO and President Dana White has donated $10,000 to the GoFundMe for the family of Jeff Brady. Brady was well-known in the Mixed Martial Arts community around San Diego.
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Dog in Arizona rescued after falling down a mine shaft
A rescue crew successfully extracted the nine-year-old dog, Hailey, after she fell about 100 feet down the shaft.
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Aumentan las muertes por calor extremo
Por su parte Protección Civil hizo un llamado a la población a reforzar las medidas preventivas durante esta semana, ya que se esperan temperaturas que podrían superar los 47 grados centígrados, además de la humedad que se registra la cual se convierte un factor de riesgo.
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Calexico man found guilty of selling methamphetamine
According to the Imperial County District Attorney’s Office, the man, Carlos Correa, was arrested in March of 2021.
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How President Trump’s budget law will impact Americans
According to the nonpartisan Penn Wharton Budget Model, those making less than $18,000 a year, who don’t pay much federal taxes but do rely on benefits, stand to lose 2.9% of their income which is almost $900.
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Families of two Yuma women killed in Colorado crash sue tour company and driver’s estate
The crash killed 28-year-old Diana Robles and her aunt, 60-year-old Ofelia Perez, both from Yuma. It happened in September of 2022.
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Chatinos y Mixtecos piden mayor disponibilidad de intérpretes en sector de salud
Sandra Iveth Santos SALINAS, Calif., (KMUV-TV) – El martes, los comités comunitarios indígenas “La Voz Mixteca de Santa Rita” y “Chatinos Alzando la Voz” presentaron cinco de las prioridades que consideran deberían implementarse en cuanto al servicio para las comunidades indígenas, al recibir cuidado de salud. “Sabemos que no queremos que sea tarde, queremos que
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Arizona Senator Mark Kelly travels to Romania to strengthen NATO alliance, reaffirm support for Ukraine’s defense
During his trip, Kelly met with U.S. troops “stationed near the Black Sea, observed Ukrainian pilots training on U.S.-built F-16s, and toured key NATO missile defense infrastructure,” according to a press release.
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One dead, two hospitalized following bee attack in Arizona
First responders say the victims were working on the roof of a retirement community in Scottsdale when they were stung. One resident says he heard screams at about 9:30 a.m. Monday.
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TSA to make changes to its shoe screening policy
A senior government official tells NBC News the agency will allow passengers at select airports to keep their shoes on when going through airport security as part of a test program.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson meets with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
Netanyahu met with House Speaker Mike Johnson, where the two were expected to discuss the recent military action against Iran and efforts to reach a ceasefire agreement with Hamas in Gaza.
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DOJ review of Jeffrey Epstein case finds no evidence of client list
According to a DOJ memo released over the weekend, there is no evidence that would lead to additional prosecutions tied to Epstein’s sex trafficking ring.
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