Parks and Recreation will be presenting local skatepark design to the City Council
The city of Yuma is working to rebuild Kennedy skatepark and today the latest design will be unveiled to the city…
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Car crash on 24th Street in Yuma
Today, two cars crashed into each other on 24th Street in…
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Home Grown: USDA approves Arizona hemp production licenses
In today’s Home Grown, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has approved a state hemp plan for…
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COVID Strike Team lends hand to YRMC
As COVID cases continue to soar, Yuma Regional Medical Center (YRMC) is working around the clock to care for the influx of patients. Thankfully, the…
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Do dreams come true? We asked that of today’s local youth
Across the nation communities celebrate the life of one of the greatest Civil Rights leaders to ever can himself an American. Dr. Martin Luther King…
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Yuma locals march in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.
Many gathered to march, in honor of Martin Luther King…
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MLK parade march in Yuma
If you have the day off Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day and are looking for something fun to do in Yuma to honor MLK, there is a parade around…
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Local gardening clubs show their locally grown plants at the Home and Garden show
The Home and Garden show drew a big crowd this past weekend. It was a great place to learn about new home products, but what about our locally grown…
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Car crash takes place near Ave C and 28th St in Yuma
Yuma Police Department has released details about a car crash from earlier Sunday morning in Yuma that sent two people to the…
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Charlie Gregston Memorial Junior Rodeo held
Earlier Sunday morning there was a rodeo out in Yuma, but the participants are just a little younger than people might be used…
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First sidewalk chalk art contest held at Colorado State Historic Park
Kids of all ages in Yuma, got a chance to express their artistic skills on Saturday morning. Over at the Colorado State Historic Park, the first ever…
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Art in the Park held for first time since COVID-19 pandemic
The local art community welcomed back one of it’s favorite events on Saturday. Art in the Park made it’s return to Gateway Park. Festivities…
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If knowledge is power, this class will give you a power boost
Politics is a hot-button issue and is at the top of conversations at most gatherings. And, that’s exactly why more and more people are taking…
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YRMC reports increase in hospitalizations, low staff capacity
The fast-moving Omicron variant causing hospitalization numbers to soar to a level we haven’t seen in several…
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Local health care provider reacts to new vaccine mandate
Places like Sunset Health have been trying for months to get the public vaccinated. However, the Supreme Courts decision to mandate vaccines for…
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Park Manager Tammy Snook is inviting everyone to a Chalk’ing good time
For many of us chalk was part of our daily life, at one time or another our names made their way to a corner of a teacher’s chalkboard.…
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The Yuma Union High School District is receiving funding to purchase new school buses
The Yuma Union High School District is receiving over $200,000 to help purchase new…
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Man arrested, accused of aggravated assault and armed robbery
Today, United States Marshals arrested a man who was accused of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and…
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Mayor Nicholls, Supervisor Lines join Congressional Border Security Caucus meeting
This week the Congressional Border Security Caucus held its first meeting of the year to discuss the impacts of the current border…
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To some, the desert is just dirt and cacti, but to others – it’s an adventure
For those of us living in the Desert Southwest, the mere word “Desert” ignites excitement. While many simply identify the desert as rocks, cacti,…
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