Arizona Attorney General says businesses can require vaccines
Private Arizona businesses can require their employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19 but must allow reasonable religious and medical exemptions…
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Arizona 2020 election audit report due to GOP-led state Senate
The company that conducted Arizona’s review of the 2.1 million ballots cast in Maricopa County during the 2020 presidential election is set Monday to…
Continue ReadingFDA grants full approval to Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine, opening door to more vaccine mandates
The US Food and Drug Administration on Monday granted full approval to the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine for people age 16 and older. This is the…
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Suspect on the loose after drive-by shooting
A man was airlifted to the hospital following an attempted homicide near downtown…
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WEEKEND REWIND: A migrant bust, Gila Bend, loopholes in mask mandate, Yuma administrator under investigation
From a mass migrant bust to Gila Bend’s monsoons and a Yuma administrator under…
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California hiker dies in Death Valley, heatstroke suspected
Authorities say a San Francisco man died while hiking in Death Valley National Park, where temperatures can be among the hottest on Earth.…
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Undercover cop, man exchange gunfire in Tucson
Tucson police are investigating a gunfight between a plainclothes officer and a man that took place on…
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Car wash held to help victims of a recent murder
The Yuma community is gathering around the family of two victims of a double homicide. So far over thousands have been raised for them, but on…
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ICPHD: Free COVID-19 vaccinations, no appointment necessary
The Imperial County Public Health Department (ICPHD) is offering free vaccines, with no appointment necessary. This effort is part of the…
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Ducey tours Gila Bend flood damage
One week ago a devastating flash flood swept through Gila Bend. Friday, seven days after the water started rising, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey…
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Mexicali doctor in custody on sexual abuse charges
A Mexicali doctor accused of medical malpractice and sexual abuse remained in custody Friday…
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U.S. extends non-essential travel restrictions with Canada and Mexico
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announces Friday morning that it is extending non-essential travel restrictions at the Canadian and…
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ICSO: Skip the mask, get a ticket
Imperial County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents to wear a mask or it may result in a citation, jail time or both.…
Continue ReadingBiden focuses on ‘getting this job done’ as chaotic evacuation from Afghanistan grows desperate
By Kate Sullivan and Kevin Liptak, CNN President Joe Biden on Friday tried to put an optimistic face on the chaotic evacuations taking place at…
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Arizona man dead after saving coworker from floodwaters
Coworkers, brothers-and-sisters-in-Chirst, and neighbors who knew Jesus Perez always called him…
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State lawmakers respond to Ducey’s plans for handling coronavirus in the classroom
Days after Arizona Governor Doug Ducey announced plans for a program that rewards schools for not adopting mask and vaccines, while penalizing those…
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Exclusive: Yuma Sector Border Patrol marine operations monitor migrants crossing the Colorado River
A portion of the U.S. – Mexico Border in our area runs right next to the Colorado River, splitting it between Arizona, California, and Mexico. From…
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Sentencing for convicted gang member delayed
A Yuma man recently convicted on multiple charges of gang activity and assault had his sentencing delayed for at least another…
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Arizona Supreme Court keeps new school tax alive, for now
The Arizona Supreme Court says a new tax on high earners approved by the state’s voters in November can remain in effect while a lower court…
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UPDATE: Yuma firefighters continue to battle Monument Fire
California authorities sent out a mutual aid requests to fire departments all across the state Monday, August 9, concerning the “Monument Fire.”…
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