Yuma’s Camel Farm closes after 20 years
A longtime Yuma landmark is closing its doors after a long battle with People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) and the U.S. Department of…
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Are some students in need of a breath of fresh air?
Schools across the country are considering an outdoor learning initiative as a bridge between in-person learning and safety during this…
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City of San Luis to add new temporary fire station
The San Luis Fire Department (SLFD) has come up with a way to better serve the city’s east side.…
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Non-essential travelers see no border wait times at San Luis Port
Across the southern border people are experiencing delays up to six-hours just to cross through the pedestrian walkway or by car to get into the…
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RV industry thrives through pandemic
While many industries were devastated, some even destroyed by the COVID-19 pandemic, one industry is…
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3 arrested in drug, gun, cash bust in Yuma
The two men and a woman were taken into custody…
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Update: Power restored to all but 18 Yuma customers
More than 1,200 Yuma homes and businesses have no power in the midst of an excessive heat warning.…
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Murder suspect arrested after police chase
The Yuma Police Department identifies the suspect as 24-year-old Izak Lucero. Lucero faces multiple felony charges and 1st-degree…
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Yuma County sees decline in COVID-19 testing
In en effort to ramp up testing in Yuma County, only 10 percent of the goal was met in mid-August.…
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Making A Difference: Yuma man organizes graffiti paint out
When Joshua Longos saw graffiti in his Yuma neighborhood, he decided to do something about…
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Yuma company stages census celebration
One Yuma company wants to make sure its employees know they count…literally.…
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Cibola High School receives grant
Yuma Union High School District (YUHSD) recently a sizable grant to use for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) programs.…
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Update: Woman arrested in connection with suspected arson fire at Yuma motel
Police have arrested a woman suspected of intentionally starting the fire at Fifth Avenue Motel early Wednesday morning.…
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Local schools now required to report COVID-19 cases to health department
The measure applies to public, charter, and private schools with children from K-12th grade, including child care centers and…
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Credit scores stable despite pandemic
Since the government passed the CARES Act, it has given people a break on paying bills; therefore, credit scores haven’t been affected as…
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The City of San Luis is growing and so is the need for emergency services
The City of San Luis is by far one of the fastest-growing cities in the Desert Southwest, doubling in size the last two decades.…
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Border Patrol finds 6 undocumented immigrants in stash house operation
Border Patrol agents say it received an anonymous tip indicating the location of the home being used to hide undocumented…
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Dentistry is crucial to boost immunity
Teeth cleanings might look different following the pandemic, but dentist offices aim to ease coronavirus…
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Humane Society of Yuma ends low-cost spay and neuter program
The Yuma Humane Society (HSOY) announced Tuesday it will stop offering low-cost spay and neutering services effective…
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Victims found dead during welfare check identified
YCSO identified the victims as 37-year-old Ronnie Manuel Rather and 39-year-old Paige Genaw from…
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