Yuma locals and state senators react to bombings of Iran nuclear sites over the weekend
Locals throughout Yuma County share mixed reviews about the United States bombing of…
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Military Matters: Permits required for Barry M. Goldwater Range West access
MCAS Yuma says this is due to an increase of multiple military units and government agencies in and around…
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Motorcyclist dies in Yuma crash where speeding and impairment were factors
A man has died following a crash where speeding and impairment were factors, according to Yuma Police Department…
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Locals come together to support Eric Martinez
It’s been over a month since Eric Martinez was critically injured in a hit-and-run, and this weekend, the community stepped up to show their…
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Two injured in crash on County 14th Street
The crash happened at around 2:05 p.m. Saturday at the intersection of W. County 14th Street and S. Somerton…
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New frozen yogurt shop opens in Yuma
Chillzz Frozen Yogurt offers an assortment of fresh new flavors along with a multitude of delicious…
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State leaders react to the local USDA office remaining open
Multiple politicians, such as U.S. Senator Ruben Gallego and State Senators Tim Dunn and Brian Fernandez, advocated for the USDA office to remain…
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U.S. Highway 95 portion dedicated to honor a former Yuma City Council memberÂ
Yuma leaders are working on a formal proposal to designate a portion of U.S. Highway 95 as the Gary Knight Memorial Highway. Knight served as an…
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Funding cuts impact local non-profits
Western Arizona Council of Governments (WACOG) provides several services for locals like transportation, legal assistance, and senior nutrition…
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Vitalant hosting Summer Life Savers Blood Drive starting in July
The Summer Life Savers Blood Drive by Vitalant will be at the Yuma Main Library from July 31 to August…
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Yuma hit-and-run suspect plea deal denied by judge
45-year-old Alfredo Enriquez Flores had his plea deal rejected by Judge Roger Nelson Thursday…
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Back to School Rodeo to be held in July
The event will be held Saturday, July 12 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Yuma Civic Center (1440 W. Desert Hills…
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Venue change denied in trial of suspect involved in Yuma house party shooting
21-year-old Abraham Colin is facing two counts of first-degree murder and five counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in the deaths of…
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Trial dates set for Yuma man accused of sexually abusing child
48-year-old Randall Medders is facing five counts of child molestation, five counts of child abuse and 10 counts of aggravated assault with sexual…
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Sergeant takes the stand in twins accused of murder trial
On Wednesday, the jury heard from a Yuma police Sergeant Nickolas Davis who recounted the night the crime took…
Continue Reading Man hospitalized in Yuma crash due to speeding and impaired driver
At about 3 p.m. on June 18, officers were called about a crash between an SUV and a motorcycle in the area of W. 32nd Street and S. 8th…
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First arrest made since U.S.-Mexico collaboration campaign launch
The campaign had barely started when someone came forward with crucial information. U.S. border patrol says they got a tip the next day, leading to…
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Yuma City Council holds hearing on property tax increase
Yuma City Council has approved its budget for the upcoming fiscal year, and property taxes will remain the…
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Public input needed for Yuma transportation plans
They say these proposed plans will improve traffic and safety through roadway and intersection…
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Yuma Elementary School District One bringing more mental health resources to students
Yuma Elementary School District One is partnering with Cartwheel, a trusted mental health partner for K-12 schools, to support the mental health of…
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