Local fighter goes pro
A local mixed martial arts fighter is now a professional after signing to Los Angeles Charger legend Shawne Merriman’s professional MMA…
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City of Yuma shares code enforcement advice
The City of Yuma is advising homeowners to contact the Planning and Neighborhood Services Department if they want to add additional structures to…
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New trial date set for Somerton man accused of shooting neighbor
A new trial date has been set in the case of a Somerton man who shot another man leaving him paralyzed from the waist…
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Governor Hobbs signs housing bills into law
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has just signed two bills looking to expand housing options in…
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Hit and run suspect sentenced
The Yuma woman who pleaded guilty after a hit and run was sentenced to two and a half years behind bars on…
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Rep. Gallego announces efforts to recruit, train, and retain more law enforcement officers
Congressman Ruben Gallego (D-Arizona) has backed up the Strong Communities Act, a bipartisan legislation meant to build stronger relationships…
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Arizona SkinCare Institute celebrates anniversary with free event
The Arizona SkinCare Institute said it is celebrating its second anniversary with an event on Saturday, June 1, and everyone is…
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Yuma Jazz Company holds Summer Jazz Series
Sunrise anchor Samantha Byrd spoke with a member of the Yuma Jazz Company to talk about their upcoming…
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STEDY prepares students for career readiness
It’s almost time for high school graduations and while many students are getting ready to go to college, some are ready to start their…
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Yuma County Board of Supervisors share their thoughts on HCR 2060
The Yuma County Board of Supervisors shared on Monday how immigration measure HCR 2060, also called “Secure the Border Act” could impact our…
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Yuma High School presents “Jailhouse Art”
The Yuma High School Art Program hosted its annual end-of-year art exhibit titled “Jailhouse…
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State seeks to alleviate housing shortage
The Arizona House and Senate recently approved two bills looking to increase housing in the state, however not everyone is in favor of these two…
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Yuma man accused of killing an elderly couple pleads not guilty
The Yuma man accused of killing an elderly couple inside their home in April has entered a plea of not…
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San Luis votes on first-ever property tax with Proposition 422
Currently, San Luis, Arizona doesn’t have a property tax and this proposition, if passed, would require homeowners to pay between $200 and $500…
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Fundraiser to benefit high school students
A local non-profit is holding a fundraiser to help kids in Yuma be better prepared to learn with new…
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Gila Ridge teacher joins ASU Impact Corps
A local teacher joined a university initiative to help students pursue higher…
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Yuma County hosts “topping out” ceremony for new administration services building
The Yuma County Board of Supervisors signed the final steel beam to be placed atop the new Yuma County Administration Services…
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City of Yuma Parks and Rec share summer events
Sunrise anchor Samantha Byrd spoke with the recreation manager about events and programs happening this…
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Offices for the City of San Luis closed for Memorial Day
In a press release, the offices will close on Monday, May 27, but will reopen on Tuesday, May 28. However, emergency services will remain open during…
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Director of “The Last Stop in Yuma County” talks about film
“The Last Stop in Yuma County” was released earlier this month, marking the feature film debut of Francis Galluppi, a Los Angeles-based…
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