Yuma County brings election experience to students
The Yuma County Election Services visited Gila Ridge High School, presenting an election experience to students.
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The Yuma County Election Services visited Gila Ridge High School, presenting an election experience to students.
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On Tuesday, several government officials, including House representatives, conducted a press conference about the U.S.-Mexico border crisis.
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There’s a new candidate running for mayor in Yuma, and it’s someone locals should be familiar with. Council woman Karen Watts held her first public campaign event earlier today.
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Mayor of Yuma, Doug Nicholls, is running for re-election.
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“A dark day in Arizona history,” Democrat Reginald Bolding commented in regards to the new bills that Governor Ducey passed into law on Wednesday afternoon.
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On Wednesday, the governor of Arizona signed legislation Senate bill 1138 and 1165 which deals with transgender rights.
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United States Senate candidate, Mick McGuire, from Arizona, visited Yuma to host a fundraiser for his campaign and to speak with local leaders about issues affecting our area.
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Today U.S. Senators from Arizona Mark Kelly and Kyrsten Sinema sent a letter to President Biden, advising him against ending Title 42 without a response plan in place.
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Title 42 has now been in place for over two years, and used by two different presidencies.
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United States senate candidate, Jim Lamon, from Arizona, visited Yuma today to host a Latino coalition roundtable event.
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YUMA. Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – Local nurse practitioner and city council member, Karen Watts, is running for mayor. Karen Watts has decided to step up and run for mayor after being on the city council for the past four years. Karen Watts was born and raised in Yuma and in her time on the council,
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The Yuma County Democratic Party gathered signatures earlier today, which will help put candidates for elected positions on future ballots.
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Susan K. Thorpe, Yuma County Administrator, shares her retirement completing over six years with Yuma County and 38 years of public service.
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Mayor of Yuma, Doug Nicholls, delivered his State of the City Address Thursday.
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As the crisis at the border continues, U.S. Senators Mark Kelly and Kyrsten Sinema (both D-AZ) are pushing for more money to tackle the crisis.
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The race for Yuma City council is heating up with the Arizona primary less than five months away.
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More than a dozen republican lawmakers in Arizona have proposed a new bill that would allow them to reject election results.
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The Arizona Senate Judiciary Committee is proposing a new law that would require public colleges and universities to allow anyone with a concealed weapons permit to carry a gun.
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The Biden Administration is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to review its case to end a Trump-era immigration program.
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Yuma County is represented by multiple congressional and legislative districts.
But as of Wednesday, those lines look different, and local leaders feel the changes, though small, are for the best.
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