Yuma schools are still searching for bus drivers
School bus drivers are still in great demand throughout Yuma…
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COVID-19 surge affecting local restaurants in Yuma
COVID-19 cases just continue to rise, and while it affects all industries of Yuma’s economy, local restaurants have been among those affected the…
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Yuma County’s COVID-19 positivity rate at its highest since beginning of 2021
High COVID-19 cases are being reported in both Yuma and Imperial counties Wednesday. The counties are both showing high positivity rates…
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Hospital District Board approves YRMC construction projects
According to the Hospital District Board, YRMC CFO David Willie will present financial information to the board during their regularly scheduled…
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Army to raise maximum enlistment bonus
The U.S. Army is now offering a max bonus of $50,000 for anyone who enlists, because of recruitment…
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Elementary students in Yuma go back to class with full COVID protocols
It’s back to class for thousands of elementary school students across Yuma County, and for now, not even COVID is stopping them from hitting the…
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Home Grown: Biochar soil made with charcoal can help withstand fusarium wilt
In today’s Home Grown, biochar is a new type of soil farmers are…
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Military COVID cases have tripled since Christmas
COVID-19 cases have surged almost three-fold in the military since just before…
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Arizona governor lays out plans for last year in office
Gov. Doug Ducey (R-AZ) delivering his 2022 state of the state address Monday afternoon all part of opening day at the Arizona State…
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Local quilters uses their art to give back to the community
The Desert Lily Quilters made more than one hundred quilts as a way to give back to the…
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Rotary Clubs of Imperial Valley celebrate 100 years of service locally
The Rotary Clubs of Imperial Valley came together Saturday for a special event. The clubs celebrated over 100 years of…
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Yuma students head back to school following Winter break
Students across Yuma County are returning to in-person learning after the Winter holiday…
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Update: Police identify driver who died in fatal crash on 16th Street
Three vehicles were involved in a serious crash on 16th Street in Yuma Thursday…
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Yuma Bed Bath & Beyond closing permanently
Bed Bath & Beyond is revealing the location of 37 of the 200 stores it plans to close in coming weeks, including our Yuma location on Castle Dome…
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Local medical program educates medical students pursuing healthcare careers
We always talk about “shop local” but what about “stay…
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It’s a centuries-old art form that is still leaving people in stitches
Quilting dates back centuries, and is considered to be more than just a trade. The act brings together imagination and talent and creates art.…
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Derek Runnion’s dad feels murder plea agreement is not sufficient
A father is speaking out after learning that the two suspects tied to the murder of his son will be offered a plea…
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Yuma locals and visitors reflect on January 6th riots on first anniversary
A year ago the U.S. Capitol was invaded by many supporters of then President Donald Trump in an attempt to overturn the results of the 2020 election.…
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237 migrant children still separated from their parents
Attorneys are still trying to reach the parents of 237 migrant kids separated at the U.S.-Mexico…
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City of Yuma holds first council meeting of the New Year
The Yuma City Council held its first public meeting of the new year. On the agenda, something that affects everyone walking in downtown…
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