Episode 20: Tim Keller
Our latest guest on Small Town Smack Talk is Kofa athletic director, Tim Keller, who gives us his insight on the latest state of the King’s…
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DIY Murals created by You
Yuma County is getting more beautiful with colorful murals created by you. The Yuma Art Center along with other local agencies are working together…
Continue ReadingConducirn entrevistas de inmigracin en Imperial
La oficina de Servicios de Inmigración y Ciudadanía de los Estados Unidos confirmó que pronto las personas que viven en Yuma y…
Continue ReadingHotel tax could force customers to look elsewhere if it passes
A local measure in the upcoming general election aims to bring money to Calexico. Despite its financial benefit, it could scare tourists from staying…
Continue ReadingMan arrested after attempting to smuggle three immigrants
A 30-year-old man was arrested by Border Patrol agents after he attempted to smuggle three illegal immigrants by evading the Interstate 8 Immigration…
Continue ReadingLocal mother loses baby girl to perinatal loss
More than thirty-three thousand women in the United States have lost their baby to perinatal birth. Perinatal birth is commonly known as two…
Continue ReadingYPD alerts residents of sex offender
The Yuma Police Department is alerting the community of 62-year-old sex offender Thomas Clifford Landers who is now residing in Yuma County. Landers…
Continue ReadingKofa HS student honored at ‘Heart of Yuma’ awards ceremony
Vanessa Sotelo is a Kofa High School freshman who was recognized at the 2018 Heart of Yuma Awards Ceremony as an “Outstanding Young…
Continue ReadingBorder Patrol arrest driver attempting to smuggle 9 immigrants in tractor-trailer
Border Patrol agents working at El Centro Sector arrested a driver attempting to smuggle nine undocumented immigrants locked in the bed of their…
Continue ReadingCBP arrest another impostor using facial technology
A third individual has been arrested by the U.S. Customs and Border Protection using their new cutting-edge comparison technology on Tuesday, October…
Continue ReadingShay Oil bringing employment opportunities to San Luis
Shay Oil has been fueling Arizona since 1961 and has grown from a few locations to about 20 locations. The fuel and convenience store is now adding…
Continue ReadingArizona man rescued from mine plans to keep hunting for gold
An Arizona prospector realizes he’s lucky to be alive after surviving nearly three days at the bottom of an old abandoned gold mine shaft in…
Continue ReadingEvents at the library: Week of October 29
WEEK OF OCTOBER 29: Spooky Stargazing On Tuesday, October 30, families are invited to the Main Library at 7:00 p.m. for Spooky Stargazing! Put on…
Continue ReadingEvent held for residents to encourage lifestyles changes
Sunset Community Health Center will be hosting a “5K Walk/Run for Diabetes” event to encourage lifestyle changes to enhance families…
Continue ReadingAmerican Dream Academy inspires parents and students to pursue academic dreams
Are you a parent who wants to know more about how to help your students be successful during their journey through high school and college? The…
Continue ReadingHumane Society of Yuma continues seasonal adoption special through month of October
Black cats often follow a superstitious stigma around the Halloween holiday, but the Humane Society of Yuma is hoping to help owners believe that…
Continue ReadingSome Halloween laws might scare you
How old is too old to trick-or-treat? And what time should Halloween festivities begin and end? Growing up in central Illinois and the western…
Continue ReadingCrash on I-10 causes lanes to close
A crash on Interstate 10 at Litchfield Road is causing a several-mile backup, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation. A crash closed…
Continue ReadingMan fatally shot after stopping to help motorist on highway
Police say a man was shot and killed when he stopped to help a motorist who appeared stranded along a Southern California freeway. The Union-Tribune…
Continue ReadingWait times for citizenship applications stretch to 2 years
More than 700,000 immigrants are waiting on applications to become U.S. citizens, a process that once typically took about six months but has…
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