Athletes wrap up training for local Special Olympics Powerlifting competition
After 10 weeks of training and hard work, our local athletes are ready to lift for the Special Olympics in…
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Councilwoman Karen Watts running for mayor of Yuma
As primary elections approach quickly, new candidates for the mayor of Yuma are entering the race, including Councilwoman Karen…
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Brawley boys tennis team eyes IVL tournament
The Imperial Valley League tennis tournament kicks off this Tuesday with revenge and bragging rights on the line…
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San Luis candidates pledge for clean campaigning
Unlike most primary elections, the San Luis candidates signed a pact to a clean…
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Week of the Young Child celebration held at the Heritage Library
Yuma residents got together at the Heritage Library earlier today to recognize resources for local kids. It’s all part of the ‘Week of the Young…
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UPDATE: Shooting victim identified
The Yuma County Sheriff’s Office (YCSO) has identified Serena Isabel Cadena, 30, of Yuma as a person of interest in this case and has deemed her as…
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Multiple fires break out at West Wetlands Park Loop, park closed until further notice
Yuma Fire Department (YFD) responded to a brush fire at West Wetlands Park Loop and came upon multiple fires as tall as the surrounding…
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Yuma native music composer returns home for premiere
Yuma native, Tim Jones, an American composer and musician who has composed several scores for film and television, returned home to Yuma on…
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Restaurants to be honored at America’s Small Business Development Center
Two restaurants in Yuma have been awarded for excellent achievement by America’s Small Business Development Center…
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National Distracted Driving Awareness Month
10,000 people died nationwide in car crashes in 2021 due to distracted…
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New bill would delay end of Title 42
U.S. Senators Mark Kelly and Kyrsten Sinema from Arizona submitted a bill that if passed could delay the end of Title…
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Suspect in Chevron armed robbery avoids prison, let go on probation
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – Just months after an attempted armed robbery in a Yuma Foothills Chevron that turned into a nationally recognized story,…
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Second man involved in Foothills home invasion robbery pleads guilty
The second of three men accused of committing a home invasion robbery in the Yuma Foothills has pled guilty and will soon face time behind…
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Yuma City Council approves thousands in grant funding for new police cameras
Thousands of dollars in funding is coming to the Yuma Police Department. The money is going to the body cameras worn by police officers, and soon…
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Fourth Avenue Junior High promotes hands-on learning
Two different classes at Fourth Avenue Junior High School had hands-on, real-world experience learning in the classroom…
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Cat season is here
It’s cat season which means you may see more kittens than usual roaming our…
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Local Ukrainian woman’s mom still in war torn country
A Ukrainian woman who has called Yuma home for ten years, still has friends and family in the war torn…
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Yuma parents can sign children up for free summer camps
Thanks to a 100 million dollar grant from the State Government, families across Arizona will be able to enroll their children in free 8-week camps…
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Family members show support for victims of MCAS child abuse case
Several family members of more than 12 children who were allegedly abused by two former Child Care Development employees at Marine Corps Air Station…
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How Ukraine, Russia war affects local wheat exports
According to the Associated Press, Ukraine and Russia account for a third of global wheat and barley…
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