Career Expert Lea Soto-Graham says be versatile when choosing a major
Each year, high school students and returning students choose a college major. And, in many cases, their major may be career-specific.…
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Holtville residents on the defense against coyotes
Holtville residents have been on the lookout for coyotes. Residents are concerned with the rise in missing pets and folks said it’s due to the rise…
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Yuma County sees spike in COVID cases over the weekend
Concerns over the countywide and nationwide uptick in COVID cases recently leads Yuma County to consider another mask mandate despite Gov. Ducey’s…
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City of Yuma closed due to flooding
The City of Yuma let it be known Sunday afternoon that City Hall had a major plumbing failure, causing extensive water damage to parts of the…
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Somerton renovates multi-use court at Joe Muñoz Park
While Somerton residents may be used to playing basketball in their driveway, they can now do so at the upgraded, and renovated court at Joe Muñoz…
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Local gymnast talks mental health and competing
Athletes prepare year-round to be the best at their respective sport, but it’s not all fun and games. Pressure is all around from coaches, teammates,…
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Dogs in Yuma suffering from heat stroke and high temps
With the heat outside still well above triple digits, pet owners may want to check in with their dog to make sure they’re…
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Wives of Calipatria inmates speak out against conditions inside prison
Inmates at Calipatria State Prison have been without air conditioning for over three days. Now inmates’ family members are speaking out and demanding…
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Migrants crossing the border in more ways than one
Activity at the U.S. – Mexico border in Yuma continues to rise despite the heat. Criminals are not only smuggling humans, they’re also bringing…
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ICSO: Accused murderer recaptured
An accused murder is back in custody in the Imperial Valley.…
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City of Yuma welcomes new finance director
The City of Yuma has a new Director of Finance: Douglass Allen, bringing more than 25 years of management experience. He also served as the Chief…
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Gravesites vandalized at local cemetery
Residents are infuriated over reports that a local cemetery had been vandalized. Now, police need your help to find the person or persons responsible…
Continue ReadingMigrants from all over the world attempt to cross through Yuma Sector
New numbers from Yuma Sector Border Patrol, showing the top 10 countries, migrants are coming from. Brazil is #1, with 20,000 apprehensions just…
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Somerton High School to get $30 million in funding
Governor Doug Ducey recently approved over $30 million in funding for the new Somerton High School project. However, the approval was just part of an…
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Rising social media star from Holtville
A rising social media star from Holtville has gained almost 4 million followers on Tiktok in the span of six months all while serving his country.…
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Arizona asks for public input on new legislative district lines
The Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission (IRC) is holding a public hearing, in Yuma County, next week to discuss the future of the state’s…
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Blood drive helps residents give back in a meaningful way
El Centro Regional Medical Center (ECRMC) and Life Stream are hosting a blood drive at Dr. Martin Luther King Sports Pavilion in El…
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MCAS Yuma hosts active shooter simulation
Three active shooters at Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Yuma, but don’t worry– it’s only a simulation to keep our men and women in uniform…
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Dr. Christ to leave her ADHS role at the end of August
Governor Doug Ducey announcing on twitter that Dr. Cara Christ will be leaving her position as Arizona Department of Health Services’ director on…
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A new normal for students in the upcoming school year
While masks are not required at schools, the youngsters are still not eligible to receive the COVID vaccine. Parents, faculty, and staff are left…
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