Yuma School Superintendent: Education has suffered because of pandemic
As uncertain times still surround us through the pandemic, students have also suffered a loss. A loss of education, camaraderie, and an environment…
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A local nature lover says it’s up to all of us to keep our parks clean
Melanie Stepanovic recently moved to the Yuma area and the first thing on her to-do list was to visit the local parks. Melanie considers herself an…
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Eyewitness to viral drive-thru incident in Foothills speaks out
Many Yuma locals have been watching one of the latest viral videos from the area.…
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Yuma woman jailed on $1.2 million bail
A Yuma woman sits behind bars on more than a million dollars bail facing a dozen felony charges including attempted murder, aggravated assault, and…
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UPDATE: YCSO investigates fiery mystery
The Somerton Cocopah Fire Department (SCFD) has released more details on a fiery wreck that left one person dead in the South County Wednesday…
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Updates to one city ordinance could bring more people to downtown Yuma
During Wednesday’s City of Yuma Council meeting, proposed changes were brought forth by city attorney Richard Files that addressed residential use…
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Foundation of YRMC brings awareness to childhood cancer
September is National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. The Foundation of Yuma Regional Medical Center (YRMC) is looking to shine a light on the…
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SPECIAL REPORT: Yuma’s Agricultural Haven
Agriculture is a staple in the desert southwest, especially in Yuma County which has acted as an agricultural hot spot for the better part of over a…
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YPD says dead scam comes back to life
The Yuma Police Department reports Thursday it has seen the resurgence of a phone-call scam from…
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Organizers tell News 11, upcoming ‘Fall Festival’ is one for the books
For most people living in the Desert Southwest the county fair is special in one way or another. Besides being an economic boost. the event has…
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BBB scam expert wants to warn those with good intentions
As wildfires devour California’s majestic forests and hurricanes pummle communities, onlookers watch in horror. Being so far away, many turn to…
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Yuma residents respond to new Biden vaccine mandate
Businesses in Yuma will now need to have their employees vaccinated, if there are more than 100…
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Theme announced for 2021 Electric Light Parade
A beloved tradition will return to the streets of Downtown Yuma this holiday…
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Flu shots now available at Yuma County Public Health District
It won’t be long until flu season is upon us, and the Yuma County Public Health District (YCPHD) wants to make sure you’re protected.…
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Rash of vehicle burglaries reported in Yuma neighborhood
The Yuma County Sheriff’s Office (YCSO) asks for the public’s help solving a rash of vehicle burglaries in a local neighborhood.…
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How do you feel about the Yuma Police Department? YPD wants to know
The Yuma Police Department (YPD) invites the public to join a call-in session to offer comments on the agency’s policy and training methods.…
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Candidate for Arizona Governor Office visits Yuma
Two candidates running for two separate offices make their rounds in Yuma County.…
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Yuma residents weigh in on California Recall Election
We wanted to find out what Yuma locals are thinking of the historic California Recall Election and we got some mixed reactions today. The Coronavirus…
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Career experts say some employees may be missing out
Many employees don’t look any further than their company’s health benefits and/or its retirement package. But, career experts say there may be more…
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Rep. Grijalva backs bill that invests in America’s families
U.S. Representative Raul Grijalva (D-AZ) held a press conference Monday to discuss how the House plans to lower the cost of child care and higher…
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