Preparations underway for 79th Annual Tony Awards
Singer Pink is hosting the 79th Annual Tony Awards, taking place Sunday, June 7, 2026, at 5 p.m. Pacific on CBS and streaming on…
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SCOTUS allows Alabama to use new congressional map ahead of 2026 midterms
The map, which was drawn in 2023, eliminates a majority Black district from the state. It was previously struck down by a three-judge panel that…
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Cleveland Browns trade Myles Garrett to Los Angeles Rams
The Cleveland Browns traded defensive tackle Myles Garrett to the Los Angeles Rams Monday. In return, the Browns received outside linebacker Jared…
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Nearly 30 WWII Veterans arrive in Atlanta for fifth Normandy Legacy Flight
Over the weekend and into Monday, nearly 30 World War II veterans from across the United States arrived in Atlanta ahead of the fifth Normandy Legacy…
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Israeli strike damages hospital, injured 30 staff
The attack caused “significant damage…to the emergency department and intensive care unit,” according to the World Health Organization’s (WHO)…
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Two injured in mall shooting in Arizona
The Phoenix Police Department says the shooting happened just after 8:00 p.m., and officers remained on site to secure the…
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House Ethics Committee investigates Rep. Jimmy Gomez over sexual misconduct allegations
The probe stems from a report by the New York Post that alleged Rep. Gomez was seen kissing an aide outside a backyard party in 2023, but the aide…
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Curfew around ICE facility in New Jersey lifted
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka said, in a statement, the curfew and designated free speech zones around Delaney Hall was lifted at 9 p.m. Eastern Tuesday…
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Votes are still being counted in the latest round of primaries
Votes are still being counted Wednesday morning after the latest round of primaries heading into this fall’s midterm…
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Tracking a continuing warming trend
Temperatures will be trending in the low to mid 100s this week, which is warmer than normal. It’s now June, so we are feeling a little bit like…
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Ticks are appearing more frequently as summer approaches
Brown dog ticks are commonly found in Arizona and can live their entire lives indoors. The National Pest Management Association (NPMA) says there are…
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Yuma City Council learns stormwater update
Every year, state and federal laws require a report on city stormwater quality. This is to ensure the water going back into the Colorado River is…
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Monsoon Season 2026 Outlook
Monsoon season is ALMOST here, and it’s important to make sure you are always ready. Take a look at our 2026 Monsoon Outlook, so you can prepare now…
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Cooling technology tested in Yuma fields could help farmers beat extreme heat
Researchers are evaluating a large-scale evaporative cooling system designed to create a more controlled growing environment directly in open farm…
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Safe Haven baby boxes to be installed in Yuma County
The program began after Baby Sonny was found abandoned in a trash can near a Yuma hotel on May 1,…
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Applebee’s in Calexico to close this month
The announcement comes just one month after the closure of the Calexico 10 Theatres, located only a few feet away from the…
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White House Correspondents’ Dinner rescheduled for next month
President Donald Trump has announced the White House Correspondents’ Dinner has been rescheduled for July 24, and will be held at the Waldorf Astoria…
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Imperial County residents cast their vote in the California primary
Voting centers across the county will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. as voters cast their ballots in several key…
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Strong Beginnings Project holds Sensory Classroom Initiative
The Strong Beginnings Project is inviting the Yuma community to nominate teachers who they think would benefit from a sensory-friendly…
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District One superintendent appointed to State Council on the Education for Military Children
Yuma School District One says their superintendent, Denis Ponder, has been appointed to Arizona’s State Council on the Education for Military…
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