KAWC seeks volunteers to host music programs for KOFA Border Radio
According to a press release, this coincides with KAWC marking 55 years of “broadcasting across Yuma and La Paz…
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State and federal lawmakers react to Adelita Grijalva’s win
Lawmakers across the country are sharing their reaction to Adelita Grijalva winning the Special Primary…
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Fire crews respond to explosive house fire in Tucson
The blaze began shortly before 1:00 p.m. Tuesday in Tucson near East Rita Road. According to the Tucson Fire Department, multiple callers reported an…
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Amazon Books executive director shares her picks of books to read this summer
One of the joys of the season is a great summer read, but the hardest part is finding the right…
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Southern pudu fawn debuts at Queens Zoo
The tiny pudu fawn was born on May 22, weighing just two pounds, according to a press release. The zoo said southern pudus are “near-threatened”…
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Sony rolls out new headsets for NFL head coaches to use this fall
Company officials say the new headsets can withstand a variety of extreme weather, like the freezing temps for games in Green Bay or the sweltering…
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Minnesota man accused of fatally shooting state’s former House Speaker and her husband indicted
Vance Boelter, the Minnesota man accused of fatally shooting the state’s former House Speaker and her husband, has been indicted on federal murder…
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California man arrested in deadly shooting of ‘American Idol’ music supervisor and her husband
Robin Kaye and Thomas Deluca were found dead in their home in Encino with multiple gunshot wounds on July 14. The suspect has been identified as…
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Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth orders 2,000 National Guard troops to be removed from L.A.
The troops were deployed to the streets of L.A. last month in response to protests over immigration…
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Half of Americans dissatisfied by release of Jeffrey Epstein info
A new CNN poll shows half of Americans say they’re dissatisfied with the amount of information the Trump Administration has released about the…
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Yuma hemp farm opens doors for Arizona agriculture
In Tuesday’s Home Grown report, a local hemp farm in Yuma shows just how vital the plant could be for Arizona’s economic…
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Vehicle burglary suspects reappear in court
Enrique Rios III and Clarita Carr were taken into custody Wednesday, July 9, and initially seen in court last…
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Thousands raised for local restaurant’s fundraiser for Texas floods
A local restaurant in Yuma, Saigon Pho, raised almost $3,000 for the flood victims in Texas. Vinny Vo, owner of Saigon Pho, says, “Lots of people in…
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Voting centers to replace polls in Imperial County
Starting next year, voters won’t be tied to one polling place. Instead, they’ll be able to vote at any voting center in the County, and they’ll have…
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2025 Emmy nominations announced, ‘Severance’ leads with 27 nominations
The best in television get honored each year with Emmy Awards, and on Tuesday, the nominations were…
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Lerner & Rowe to host backpack giveaway
The giveaway will take place Wednesday, July 23 at the Yuma Fairgrounds starting at 4:00 p.m. It is first come, first…
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‘Stop the Cuts’ rally happening in El Centro this weekend
The rally, hosted by Democrats United Imperial Valley and Indivisible activists in the county, will run from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. at the…
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Electric hypercar in Britain drives upside down
The McMurty Spéirling is the first car to drive upside down, using fans that spin 23,000 rotations per minute, generating twice the car’s weight in…
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Beyoncé’s unreleased music stolen in Atlanta
According to an Atlanta Police Department (APD) report, the burglary was reported July 8 in a parking deck near a popular…
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South Rim visitors react to Dragon Bravo Fire in Arizona
Fire activity on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon has forced the closure of several trails and campgrounds. Meanwhile, life goes on at the South…
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