Controlled fire off of 32nd and 5E
The City of Yuma Fire Department (YFD) reports a controlled fire is currently underway off of 32nd Street and Avenue…
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Yuma County seeing a shortage of primary care physicians
If you have tried making an appointment with your primary care doctor, over the past year, you know it can be a long wait. Across Arizona over 550…
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San Luis City offices to be closed for Miguel Gonzalez Day
The City of San Luis will be closed on Monday, October 25, in observance of Miguel Gonzalez…
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YRMC considering a merger with for-profit company
Yuma Regional Medical Center is considering a partnership with for-profit company LifePoint…
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Border Patrol seizes cloned delivery truck
El Centro Sector Border Patrol agents say they recently busted a fake FedEx truck being used to transport undocumented…
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Imperial County preparing for flu season
The Imperial County Public Health Department (ICPH) announces multiple opportunities for locals to receive their flu shot, as well as prepare…
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Border Patrol busts stash house and recovers cache of semi-automatic weapons
A coalition of federal and local law enforcement says it has busted a smuggling operation and recovered a cache of semi-automatic weapons.…
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Yuma Fire Department issues warning to public after deadly mobile home fire
Investigators believe oxygen sparked a fire that killed a Yuma man early Sunday morning. It quickly spread throughout most of the…
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Home Grown: Preview of AgTech event demonstrating automated weeding
In today’s Home Grown, Growers are getting ready for the University of Arizona’s AgTech event at the Yuma County Agricultural…
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Arizona Business and Education Coalition celebrates Career and Technical Education
The Arizona Business and Education Coalition (ABEC) celebrated Career and Technical Education (CTE) today. The CTE program brings hands-on experience…
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Yuma County Sheriff’s Office to participate in Prescription Take-Back Day
The Drug Enforcement Administration will be hosting National Prescription Take-Back Day on Saturday, October 23, 2021 from 10 a.m. to 2…
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City of El Centro celebrating Dia de los Muertos
The City of El Centro announces a “Dia De Los Muertos Altar” celebration to be held at the Community Center at 375 S. 1st…
Continue Reading Brawley parents speak out against vaccine mandate
Parents in Brawley are upset. They are advising their children to walk out of school to protest a vaccine…
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Construction beginning on long-awaited Somerton High School
A new high school for Somerton students is one step closer to becoming a reality for the community.…
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Arizona Department of Economic Security launches program to help needy families pay utility bills
The Arizona Department of Economic Security is launching a program to provide $36 million of assistance to help needy households pay utility bills as…
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YCSO Foothills substation re-opening
The Yuma County Sheriff’s Office (YCSO) announces its Foothills Substation located at 13190 E. South Frontage Rd. has officially re-opened to the…
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Catholic Community Services celebrates 60th anniversary with 6th annual Toast To Hope event
While there are many great charitable organizations throughout Yuma, not many have been around as long as Catholic Community Services, or CCS, who…
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BREAKING NEWS UPDATE: Yuma man killed in early morning mobile home fire
The Yuma Fire Department (YFD) and Yuma Police Department (YPD) responded to a mobile home fire early Sunday morning.…
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Armed robbery takes place at Loan Max on 4th Ave. in Yuma
An armed robbery took place today at Loan Max on 4th Ave. Yuma Police Department says that the robbery happened at 11:53 a.m. Saturday…
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Yuma County Fair back after months-long delay
The Yuma County Fair made its official return on Friday Oct. 15, and after being delayed several months due to the COVID-19 pandemic, local residents…
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