YFD honoring the hundreds of first responders lost on September 11
As we approach the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks, the City of Yuma Fire Department (YFD) is coming together to remember those who lost…
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SPECIAL REPORT: Yuma’s agriculture business during a pandemic
Yuma is best known for its massive multi-billion dollar agriculture business. But like every other industry, COVID impacted our agriculture…
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Local growers looking for a few good men and women
It’s by far one of the oldest professions, working the land. In the Desert Southwest, agriculture translates to billions in revenue.…
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Yuma County discusses plans on new downtown administration complex
For months, the Yuma County Board of Supervisors have been discussing plans to build a brand new four-story building across the street from the…
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Fewer students enrolling in Pre-K amid pandemic
Families are taking extra precautions to keep their little ones safe. The Western Arizona Council of Governments (WACOG) reports many open seats…
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The City of San Luis is set to launch its ‘Community Clean-Up’
It’s a common occurrence, something breaks like a washer or dryer, and since you don’t have the means to take it to the dump, it sits in the…
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A local motorcycle club will pay tribute to the firefighters lost on 9/11
The saying “looks can be deceiving” is perfect for the men and women of the Harley Owners Group of Yuma. Straddled on of iron steeds, roaring down…
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Colorado River Reservoir at 40% capacity, lowest level ever
It’s no secret the Colorado River Basin is experiencing one of its worst droughts in record…
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New study shows cheaper cost of living in Yuma
For those who are looking to find another reason to live in Yuma, one new study may be just the…
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A new business is planting roots in East County
Ativo Senior Living is just the latest business to plant roots in the Yuma Foothills. The facility provides assisted living and memory care services.…
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UPDATE: State seeking death penalty in Yuma double murder case
Prosecutors with the state of Arizona filed documents stating they are seeking the death penalty against the man accused of murdering a 25-year-old…
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Rep. Gosar attributes rise in teen drug use to two major national issues
Tens of thousands of dollars are coming to Yuma to make sure kids don’t try drugs or fall into…
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Career experts say the Goodwill is more than just job listings
Depending on who you speak to the Goodwill, means something different to everyone. For some people it’s a thrift store, for others it’s an employment…
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Fire department rescues person stuck 50 feet in the air
The Yuma Fire Department (YFD) confirms crews rescued a landscaper stuck in a bucket truck at least 50 feet in the air in the 3700 block of W 15th…
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Americans rethink their End-of-Life plans amidst the pandemic
Just before the pandemic Choice Mutual Insurance conducted a survey of 1.500 Americans. The survey covered a wide range of end-of-life questions…
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Yuma’s Community Kitchen one step closer to fruition
In just a few short months, Yuma will be home to two kitchens built for…
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Shoppers panic buying once again
As coronavirus rates and breakthrough COVID-19 cases are on the rise, locals stock up on necessities and hunker down…
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YCSO reports most boaters were on their best behavior this Labor Day
The Yuma County Sheriff’s Office Martinez Lake substation is keeping busy this time of year with many people flocking to the various…
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Not as many teens getting their driver’s license
When many teens turn 16, one of the first things they do is try to get their drivers license. However, because of one main reason, teens are waiting…
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City of Yuma changes trash pickup schedule this week, City Hall closed
The City of Yuma made a reminder stating that Yuma City Hall will be closed on Monday, Sept. 6 and to plan for trash pickups one day ahead of…
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