YCSO: Sex offender in Somerton
YCSO says Antonio Olmos, 31, now lives at the 2800 block of W. County 17th Street in Somerton. He is not wanted by the Yuma County Sheriff’s Office…
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Yuma’s state representatives react to Biden’s choice of running mate
Rep. Tim Dunn (R- District 13) and Rep. Charlene Fernandez (D-District 4) shared mixed reactions to presidential candidate Joe Biden’s choice for…
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Fewer than 30 new cases of coronavirus in Yuma County
Yuma County continues to see an encouraging decline in new cases of coronavirus, as well as in the number of deaths from the…
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Judge sets bail for murder suspect at $1,000,000
A Yuma county judge has ordered a murder suspect held on a $1,000,000 cash-only…
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Bringing the community and art together one rock at a time
A Facebook group called Yuma Rocks invites the community to paint rocks and hide them throughout the city.…
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Home Grown: Master Gardener class facing online learning challenges
Schools in Yuma County are already facing the difficulties of education online. A hands-on gardening class is making some adjustments to their…
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YCAT asks for public input on its transit plans
Yuma County Area Transit (YCAT) wants to make your next bus ride better, and it needs your input to make public transit more pleasurable for…
Continue Reading Decline in new cases continues in Yuma County
New cases of coronavirus continued to trend downward in Yuma County…
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Two suspects arrested in shooting that left 1 dead
Two suspects wanted in connection with a shooting earlier this year that left one man dead in a gas station in Yuma have been…
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YCSO Lieutenant resigns after inappropriate social media comments
Lieutenant Scott Bjornstad has resigned from the Yuma County Sheriff’s Office (YCSO) earlier this morning after making inappropriate comments on his…
Continue Reading YCSO Lieutenant placed on suspension after inappropriate Trolls doll comments
The Yuma County Sheriff’s Office (YCSO) confirms it has placed Lieutenant Scott Bjornstad on suspension after social media posts surfaced with…
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Schools begin virtual learning as AZ releases new guidelines for in-person classes
For most school districts in Yuma County, school has already started, but in a virtual setting. On Thursday, Gov. Doug Ducey, along with top…
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News 11 Exclusive: The impacts of coronavirus on the border
The Imperial County and Yuma County Health Department have made one thing clear. There’s no way to determine if being near the border has an impact…
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ICYMI: This week’s top stories on KYMA.com
A look back at the top stories for the week of August 2, 2020…
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YUHSD students begin 2020-21 school year via distance learning
YUHSD began the year with all students taking part in distance…
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Sex offender in Yuma has new address
The Yuma Police Department says Jason Michael Campbell, 46 now lives at the 1800 block of South 6th Avenue in…
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Voter fraud being investigated in San Luis
The Yuma County Sheriff’s Office says it received complaints of election tampering on Tuesday in San…
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Yuma’s Most Wanted-August 10, 2020
The Yuma Police Department advises the community to call your local law enforcement agency if you have any information that will lead to the arrest…
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Police find car involved in hit-and-run that killed a woman in Yuma
Police recovered the vehicle that struck and killed a 68-year-old woman in Yuma last…
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Arizona Attorney General warns of COVID-19 test results scams
Arizona’s Attorney General Mark Brnovich says con artists are preying on the countless Arizonans anxiously awaiting their COVID-19 test…
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