Inflation affecting local small businesses in Yuma
Costs are going up for small businesses in Yuma, and local business owners are having to adapt as they continue to see increased expenses.…
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Maniacs wanted, local nonprofit challenges the world
It’s disheartening to think that just over a year ago we lost a very special Yuman. Kate Campa became a household name and her community stood by…
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Yuma cemetery to expand with new gardens
The Yuma cemetery has expanded to add new features more will be provided for local…
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Yuma teacher severely injured in ATV crash
A local teacher was riding her ATV through her neighborhood in the Foothills on January 30th when she had trouble making a turn and…
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Four Yuma Marines formally charged with felony vandalism
Four Marines from Yuma were accused of damaging a ride at the San Diego Zoo and were formally charged on…
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Shots fired by 32nd St, Avenue A
On Tuesday, activity was seen near Vista and Kofa High School with the Yuma Police Department saying a drive-by shooting…
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Agents rescue migrant from drowning in Salinity Canal
On Thursday, January 3, Yuma Sector Border Patrol agents rescued a migrant from the Salinity…
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Are diamonds a girl’s best friend?
With Valentine’s Day just around the corner we ventured out into the land of love. When it comes to tokens of love, precious gems usually top the…
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The rodeo is a glimpse into our past and paves the way for our future
The Annual Silver Spur Rodeo is by far one of the most anticipated sporting events in the Desert Southwest. It’s an opportunity to peek into the old…
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Arizona Attorney General calls border crisis an “invasion”
Mark Brnovich, Arizona’s Attorney General, releasing a legal opinion, saying the recent border crisis legally qualifies as a quote “invasion”.…
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After 38 years The Oak Tree is closing its doors
After 38 years of business it’s time to say goodbye for The Oak…
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U.S. Census Bureau shows 31.9% increase in Yuma business applications
COVID-19 caused hardships on the small business industry but new data is shining the light on future businesses in…
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Two families ask the community for help finding who killed their loved ones
Two separate crimes and two dead… leaving many devastated and looking for answers. The Yuma Police Department (YPD) is asking our local community…
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Concerns over illegal dumping in Yuma County
YCSO says they’ve investigated 177 cases of illegal dumping in just the past two years…
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AWC Foundation granted $3k from local business owner for South Yuma County Math Project
Nieves Riedel, longtime local business owner donated $3,100 to the Arizona Western College (AWC) Foundation for middle school students who are…
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YUHSD: Somerton High School’s mascot pick is down to 2
A survey conducted by Yuma Union High School District (YUHSD) for Somerton High School’s mascot shows finalists as the Toros or the Scorpions.…
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Annual Horseman’s Banquet held ahead of Silver Spur Rodeo
The Silver Spur Rodeo may not be coming to town until Feb 11, but Saturday night, sponsors for the event got together to celebrate, while also…
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Congressman Raul Grijalva speaks on issues at the border
Saturday morning locals around the border area met at the San Luis Medical Mall. Locals gathered to talk about what problems they face in the border…
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The Honey Pot Farmhouse hosting farmers market to help small local businesses
The Honey Pot Farmhouse market hosts a farmers market every Friday in the foothills bringing lots of locals together as a way to help support small…
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Time-travel minus the Delorean, the 16th Century is coming to you
There was a time in history when the phrase “losing your head” had a different meaning. A time when arguments were settled with steel.…
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