Ag laborers working day and night
In tonight’s Home Grown report, winter vegetable season is in full swing in Yuma County and Imperial County, but it wouldn’t be possible without…
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YPD to enforce DUI detail for Halloween weekend
Yuma police will be conducting an impaired driving detail for Halloween weekend to keep everyone on the road…
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Dancing for a Dream winners
The non-profit charity event “Dancing for a Dream” is still adding up how much money they raised from their 7th annual charity…
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Lower River Junkies to host golf tournament
A San Diego non-profit organization will host a golf tournament to raise funds for the Yuma…
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Economic Development Administration grants $500K for Tech Hubs
The U.S. Economic Development Administration has selected the Lithium Valley Clean Tech Hub Consortium as one of its grant recipients for the first…
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Local thrift store sells used costumes for Halloween
One local thrift store, My Kids Closet, is selling used Halloween costumes that are sustainable and budget-friendly.…
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Mobile exhibit to travel through Yuma to Main Street on Thursday
Be on the lookout as the Tunnel to Towers 9/11 Mobile Exhibit travels to the 300 block of Main Street on…
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California police mistake eight-year-old boy’s identity
A pregnant mother, driving her son to football practice, says she was pulled over by Sacramento police. Officers pointed their guns at her car, and…
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Montana man investigated in disappearance of 14-year-old is arrested on child sex abuse charges
A 36-year-old man living in Montana with a teenager who mysteriously disappeared from Arizona four years ago has been charged with two felony counts…
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AWC professor shares genome editing research at international conference in Japan
Arizona Western College’s (AWC) Professor of Agriculture Dr. Hikmet Budak was able to present his research to geneticists during an international…
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Arizona Representative Raul Grijalva announces $31 million in energy assistance funds
In a press release, the funds will go to low-income families across the 50 states, District of Columbia, three territories and over 125 tribes “ahead…
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Attorneys General announce action against social media companies
Attorneys General across the nation will hold a press conference to announce action against social media companies regarding the mental health of…
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Indiana woman gives birth during Cleveland Browns-Indianapolis Colts game
Tylan Jones had everything planned for the delivery of her third baby, but baby Kemry wanted to make a big…
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Seven people dead in pileup on a Louisiana highway
Authorities say the cause of the pileup was largely due to a combination of dense fog and smoke from nearby wildfires that, when combined, creates a…
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California college students hold peace march
Marchers held a moment of silence for the victims of the violence, just as the courthouse clock-tower bells…
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Las Vegas Aces hold championship parade on the Strip
Hundreds of fans turned out to get a glimpse of the champions, making their way down the famous Las Vegas Strip while riding on buses, waving and…
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Alaskan Airline plane, en route to San Francisco, diverts to Oregon
A Bay Area pilot is facing 83 counts of attempted murder after allegedly trying to turn off a plane’s engines as it was headed toward San Francisco…
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FedEx truck crashes into Arizona home, injuring three people
Authorities say that one person was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries and two others were treated at the…
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California governor visits China and says his state will always be a partner on climate change
Democrat Gavin Newsom’s visit comes as U.S.-Chinese relations witnessed a sharp deterioration in recent years due to trade disputes, U.S. support for…
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Four years after fire engulfed California scuba dive boat killing 34 people, captain’s trial begins
The Labor Day tragedy in 2019 spurred changes to maritime regulations, congressional reform and civil lawsuits. Now four years later, a federal trial…
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