DHS Secretary Mayorkas to visit Yuma on Wednesday
Alejandro Mayorkas of the Department of Homeland Security will be visiting Yuma to discuss what’s been happening at the…
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YCEH offering free training sessions for volunteers to help with the yearly PIT survey
Every year the Yuma Coalition to End Homelessness conducts a survey to see how many locals are currently living on the…
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Yuma school on lockdown after stolen vehicle crashes nearby
Yuma High School underwent a lockdown today at about 12:17 p.m. while police were investigating a nearby crash involving a stolen…
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Home Grown: Eye gnat program keeps pesky bugs away from your home
In today’s Home Grown, if you live on the Yuma Mesa and are bothered by pesky gnats, you’re not alone, but there is something you can do to get rid…
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Job experts say a degree can go a long way, but the right one can go even further
Degrees are more than just a simple piece of paper. For prospective employers, a degree is a stamp of approval. So, having a degree can mean the…
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YRMC to require COVID-19 vaccine for all employees
Yuma Regional Medical Center (YRMC) will start imposing the federal COVID-19 vaccine…
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State Rep. Joanne Osborne leads meeting on Arizona drug issues
Joanne Osborne is the State Representative of District 13, part of which is in Yuma…
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Missing woman last seen on Catalina and 4th Avenue
The family of a missing woman passed out flyers regarding Rebecca…
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Update: Man who died in motorcycle crash identified
On Saturday, Yuma Police Department (YPD) officers investigated a three vehicle crash on 8th Street and S. Avenue…
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Local artist paints portraits for those who have lost loved ones to COVID-19
Those who lose a loved one all have different ways of coping. For one Yuma artist, he’s dealt with his loss by sharing his talents with others who…
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Locals catching COVID-19 multiple times
Vaccinated or not, testing positive for COVID-19 twice, maybe three times is becoming more common. It’s debunking what many people thought was true -…
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The Honey Pot hosts its first Farmers Market in Foothills
The Honey Pot hosted its first farmers market in the Yuma Foothills bringing lots of locals together as a way to help support small…
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Investigators are looking into what caused a fire in North End
Fire crews with the Yuma Fire Department were on the scene on the afternoon of Friday, January 21, for reports of smoke coming from a home.…
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Two women charged with alleged child abuse at MCAS plead not guilty
After a 10-month preliminary investigation, 27-year old Valerie McKinstry and 27-year-old Katherine McCombs appeared in court on Friday afternoon,…
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Eye-Health experts say an eye exam is just as important as a physical exam
With the start of the new year, many parents are taking this time to schedule their child’s annual exams. But, many times the child’s eye exam gets…
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YPD: Fire between 4th Street, 5th Street
Today, the Yuma Police Department (YPD) advised caution about a fire in…
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Department of Homeland security to require vaccination for all non-citizen travelers
Starting at midnight on January 22nd, the Department of Homeland Security will be requiring all non-citizens traveling to the U.S. to be fully…
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YRMC doctor says rise in hospitalizations will continue for several more days
Yuma Regional Medical Center is dealing with an overwhelming number of hospitalizations. This, on top of the current staff shortage its been seeing…
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Proposed budget from Gov. Ducey could help Yuma Crossing
The Yuma Crossing National Heritage Area could soon be getting a big boost. A proposed budget from Arizona Governor Doug Ducey would give the park…
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Gubernatorial candidate focusing on Yuma in recent campaign ad
We’re less than seven months away from the August primary election in Arizona, with the race for governor, one of the top stories we’re keeping…
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