Yuma man charged in connection with Oregon woman’s death
Prosecutors claim Aguilar-Hernández admitted to investigators he planned to murder 22-year-old Kirstion Fish of Oregon after he picked her up from…
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Lawyers Still Can’t Find Parents of Separated Migrant Children
Lawyers looking for the parents of children separated at the U.S. Mexico border are still waiting for contact…
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Meet the U.S. Naval Academy’s First Black Commanding Officer-In-Charge of Student Body
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (KYMA/KECY) – For the first time in U.S. Naval Academy history, a Black woman will be in charge of the student body. Midshipman First…
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District using SLHS remote transition as “a good reminder”
San Luis High School students won’t be back in the classroom in-person for the rest of this month after the school district reported six coronavirus…
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Loved ones lost to COVID-19: Jose Luis Santiago
Jose Luis Santiago was a man who carried an air of dignity and respect. It’s one of the things about him in which his family took particular pride.…
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Downtown art continues to expand in Yuma
The City of Yuma with the aid of the Yuma Aret Center is adding a unique touch to Yuma’s historic downtown…
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El Centro police search for suspects in deadly weekend shooting
The El Centro Police Department (ECPD) is searching for the suspect, or suspects, connected to a deadly weekend…
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Rep. Tim Dunn gets first flu shot
State representative steps up to encourages others to do the same YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – Since symptoms of the flu and COVID-19 are so similar,…
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One in custody in connection with Roll murders
The Yuma County Sheriff’s Office (YCSO) says it has made an arrest in connection with the murders of two men in…
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Ducey announces $19 million in school funding in wake of pandemic
Governor Doug Ducey and Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman announced Tuesday $19 million in targeted grant funding to support…
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ICPHD to host drive-thru flu shot clinic
The Imperial County Public Health Department will host a drive-thru flu shot…
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Imperial County could see COVID-19 vaccine mid-December
As local COVID-19 numbers rise, the Imperial County Public Health Department is planning ahead. It’s preparing for a time for when a COVID-19…
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Ducey releases video update on Arizona coronavirus
Governor Doug Ducey, (R-Ariz.), released a video message to state residents Tuesday to reassure them the state is prepared for the second wave of…
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Kelly gets temporary DC office
U.S. Senator-elect Mark Kelly, (D-Ariz.) has been assigned temporary office space in Washington, D.C. as he moves another step closer to assuming his…
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Arizona National Forests lift fire restrictions
Several of Arizona’s national forests announced Tuesday they’ll lift fire…
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Arizona sees another one-day spike in new coronavirus cases
Arizona health officials confirmed more than 3,400 new cases of coronavirus Tuesday. That’s the most in one day since late July. It brings the…
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Mexicali prepares for “Black Friday” amid the pandemic
This year the commercial event will look different with 12 days of…
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Local business gets recognized as the business of the year
Local business gets recognized by Assemblymember Edgard…
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Couple arrested for allegedly locking man in liquor store, forcing him to work
A California couple is charged with human trafficking on accusations they kept a man from India locked in their liquor store, where officials say he…
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Construction at the Calexico-Mexicali Port of Entry continues
The new project includes railroad tracks, a vehicular bridge, and a new pedestrian crossing that was recently…
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