Rural Metro responds to vehicle collision on First Street and Ave C
At approximately 10:00am on Sunday, Rural Metro Fire responded to a vehicle collision in the area of First Street and Ave…
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Weather disaster at Saddles of Joy
One of the businesses affected by Saturday’s monsoon, Saddles of Joy Inc., in need of…
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Red Cross responds to Strand Avenue house fire
Late Friday afternoon, Red Cross responded to a housefire on Strand…
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Registrar of voters declares extension for Declaration of Candidacy
The Imperial County Registrar of Voters has announced the filing period for several contests included in the Consolidated General Election scheduled…
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City council members to meet on Wednesday
The Yuma City Council members will meet in-person and online via Zoom, in accordance with Arizona’s Open Meeting Law and to protect the public and…
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FLASH FLOOD WARNING for Yuma County
FLASH FLOOD WARNING remains in effect until 3 pm this afternoon for Yuma county.…
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More rain activity continues
Risk for thunderstorms continues for the Desert Southwest today and into our upcoming weekend.…
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Yuma man set for murder trial next month changes to guilty plea, still faces maximum 25 years
One of the two men charged in connection to a fatal shooting at a Chevron gas station in 2019 pleaded guilty in Yuma Superior Court on Thursday, just…
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Murder case that ended in a shocking mistrial set for new trial next month
After an unexpected mistrial in the murder case against Izak Lucero, the state will get another opportunity to prosecute him in September.…
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UPDATE: Kofa High School closed Thursday and Friday due to power outage
Yuma Union High School District has announced that Kofa High School is closed Thursday, August 11, due to a loss of power to the school and…
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Quechan community affected by monsoon storm
The Quechan community is recovering after Wednesday night’s monsoon storm knocked down dozens of power lines, cutting power for…
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UPDATE: Over 60 downed power poles in Winterhaven; some power restored
Many parts of our community are still without power after severe storms came through the desert…
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YMPO wants public opinion on possible new railway lines in Yuma
Dozens of locals are saying “not in my own backyard,” to a proposed train corridor that could run right through…
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Data shows students concerned about returning to class
Being young can be difficult for some and with the stresses of school and pressure of social media, mental health is a concern many parents…
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Former YPG guard accused of child sexual abuse headed to trial
After settling matters in the judge’s chamber on Tuesday, the two sides in the case against Roberto Hernandez Garcia are ready to move forward with a…
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Yuma man rejects probation offer, instead will stand trial with a maximum sentence of 60 years
Despite the chance to accept 36 months of probation offered in the state’s plea offer, Antonio Campa-Robles, 26, rejected the offer and has decided…
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Yuma man sentenced to nine years in prison for attempted murder, armed robberies
After being incarcerated for nearly two years, Jacob Alijah Allen will now head to the Arizona Department of Corrections after pleading guilty to…
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Domestic violence victim in Imperial County speaks out
According to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, 1 in 4 women and 1 in 7 men have been victims of severe physical violence by an…
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Less than 25% of registered voters hit the polls
Yuma County officials release preliminary results for the recent primary election. According to the county’s website, only 24.43% of registered…
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Arizona’s critical teacher shortage continues for 6th year
The school year is underway, but are there enough teachers to fill the…
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