October is Domestic Awareness Month
October is Domestic Awareness Month and there is one city within Yuma County that sees this type of crime more than any other…
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Over 100 pounds of fentanyl pills found at Calexico Port of Entry
Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers found ammo and fentanyl pills in two separate smuggling…
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Kofa High student joins Arizona’s Youth Arts Council, advocates for Yuma’s artistic future
Kofa High School senior and Student Body President Savannah Molenar is now representing Yuma County on the Arizona Commission on the Arts Youth…
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Southwest volleyball uses all five sets to advance to next round of Division IV playoffs
The Eagles were initially on the ropes after losing set one, but came back strong to advance to the next round of the San Diego Section bracket EL…
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Meet the Arizona State Senate District 23 candidates
A local Arizona State Senator is running to keep his seat, but there is a Republican contender looking to take his spot. Incumbent Senator Brian…
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Meet Yuma City Council candidates
Two candidates running for one spot on the Yuma City Council. The candidates are Martin Garcia and Mark…
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Onvida Health to host 15th Annual Walk to Remember event
The 15th Annual Walk to Remember is taking place this weekend hosted by Onvida…
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El Centro man pleads guilty to threat sent to DEA agent
Jacob Enriquez was charged on June 6, 2024 when he sent an email, filled with profanity, to torture and kill the DEA agent and his…
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Level 3 Sex Offender Notification – Jess Ragsdale
YCSO says Ragsdale pleaded guilty in 2015 on one count of possession of child pornography. He was sentenced to 84 months in…
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Onvida Health CEO Dr. Robert Trenschel takes on new role
Onvida Health’s President & CEO Dr. Robert Trenschel is taking on a new and very important…
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22,000 voters have already cast their ballot
With the general election less than a week away, and early voting coming to an end, we have an update on how many people have already voted in Yuma…
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SPECIAL REPORT: Is the Yuma Territorial Prison haunted?
Is Downtown Yuma really haunted? We’re creepin’ it real with us to see if it’s haunted and if visitors are in for a trick or a…
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SLPD hires private company for traffic control amid congestion
San Luis City Council has approved a contract with Precision Protective Security Services to manage traffic control in high-traffic…
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Gadsden Elementary School District hosts fundraiser to send marching band to London, UK
Gadsden Elementary School District (GESD) hosted a fundraiser event on Wednesday in preparation for a major upcoming field…
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Man accused of local nightclub shooting needs evidence to be reviewed
22-year-old Jiovanny Isaiah Ochoa was formally charged with eight felonies including three counts of attempted murder and three counts of aggravated…
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Six candidates running for Holtville City Council
There are a couple more candidates running for the Holtville City…
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Yuma man agrees to plea deal after committing fraud at local auto center
A Yuma man will not face any time behind bars after agreeing to a plea deal by the state for committing fraud at a local auto…
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Behind the scenes of Share Your Holiday Turkey Drive
The event is held to help provide meals for families in need in time for Thanksgiving. All proceeds will go to the Crossroads Mission and to local…
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Grant to improve Imperial Irrigation District power grid
New improvements to strengthen power grid reliability are coming to Imperial County after the Imperial Irrigation District (IID) was awarded a…
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Onvida Health & Arizona Western College break ground on new Health Career Center
Onvida Health and Arizona Western College (AWC) broke ground for their new Health Career Center in Yuma on…
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