Over 20 kids adopted for local National Adoption Day event
Today marked a very special day for brand new families in Yuma. National Adoption Day is a day to celebrate new families being created, and…
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UPDATE: Suspected double homicide near downtown Yuma
The Yuma Police Department (YPD) investigates a suspected homicide and attempted-double homicide occurring in the 1200 block of W…
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Road Report: Expect closures linked to Yuma sewer-line project
As part of the Yuma Commerce Center sewer-line project, Avenue 7E will be closed to all traffic between 30th Street and 32nd Street for sewer line…
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Colorado River Crossing Balloon Festival begins floating at sunrise
The 31st annual Colorado River Crossing Balloon festival soars into the weekend.…
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San Luis mayor says drinking water is safe
Residents in San Luis, Arizona are concerned after receiving a letter stating their water tested positive for bacteria. That’s why the City of…
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The City of Somerton flips the on-switch on light parade
Come December 17th, the City of Somerton will be a beacon of light for South County. The city plans to host its 12th Annual Light Parade.…
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SYH Update: The annual food drive has hit its goal
Being part of an industry that empowers its public through knowledge has its moments. On a daily basis, the industry delivers the latest information…
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City recognizes passing of former Councilmember Bobby Brooks
The recent passing of longtime business owner and member of various boards and service organizations Bobby Brooks has touched the hearts of many…
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$10.6 million grant approved for Hotel Del Sol renovation
A new transportation hub, coming to downtown Yuma. Hotel Del Sol renovations will soon begin thanks to federal money from a Department of…
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Yuma mayor talks 10.6 million dollar transit grant
The U.S. Department of Transportation has awarded the City of Yuma 10.6 million dollars in funding to develop a new transportation…
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Migrant caravan leaves Southern Mexico
The North American Leader’s Summit comes as a group of thousands of migrants begins to make their way to the United States.…
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Local non-profits gear up for National Adoption Day
Saturday Nov 20 will mark what some kids have been waiting years for, National Adoption…
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Rep. Grijalva announces $2.6 million for improving Yuma County’s water system
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has granted $2,690,671 toward improving the Yuma County Improvement District’s water system…
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UPDATE: Man fatally struck by car while crossing the street near Yuma Palms Mall
The Yuma Police Department (YPD) has identified the 72-year-old man who lost his life near the Yuma Palms Plaza on Tuesday as Gustave…
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Attempted homicide in Yuma, one in serious condition
On November 18, the Yuma Police Department responded to a call regarding shots fired at S. 17th…
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A local business owner continues to live up to his promise of helping others
The thought of a child living on the streets is unimaginable. Add that to the fact that they lived in a city with millions of people.…
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Knowing is half the battle, a local group is aimed at educating the public about pediatric cancer
If you call Yuma County home, then you know the Campa Family. For four years the Yuma community prayed alongside the Campa’s as their daughter Kate…
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Yuma Police Department invites community to join Neighborhood Watch Program
The Yuma Police Department has given an open invitation for the community to join the Neighborhood Watch Program to help prevent local crime and…
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SPECIAL REPORT: Deserted in the Desert – Agents talk about kids who cross alone
Special Report tonight at 5.…
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Global supply chain issues hitting home for local business owners
During the holidays, both businesses and customers are ready to buy and sell, but this year doing both will be a bit more…
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