Local law enforcement readily trained to treat opioid overdoses
In the past year, the Arizona Department of Health Service’s real-time data shows the state has seen 1,639 deaths suspected of an opioid…
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Border Patrol finds $395K worth of meth hidden in vehicle
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers at the Andrade port of entry discovered approximately $395,000 worth of hard narcotic hidden inside…
Continue ReadingBorder Patrol: Operation Blazing Sands make arrests in human smuggle attempt
Border Patrol Agents arrested a suspected alien smuggler in Brawley Tuesday night. The apprehension was part of Operation Blazing Sands, a joint…
Continue ReadingBorder Patrol arrest alien smuggler after failing to yield
U.S. Border Patrol agents assigned to the Indio Border Patrol Station arrested a man who evaded arrest for three hours on Tuesday afternoon. The…
Continue ReadingCBP officers stop drug smuggle attempt in Calexico
El Centro Sector Border Patrol agents assigned at the Calexico Station intercepted a methamphetamine smuggle attempt at the Calexico Port of Entry.…
Continue ReadingEl Centro PD to conduct DUI checkpoint
The El Centro Police Department is conducting a DUI and driver’s license checkpoint on Saturday from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. The checkpoint will be…
Continue Reading‘Psychedelic Sweets’ exhibit for local neon artist
The Yuma Art Center is giving a local artist some well deserved exposure with an exhibit to display his neon creations. The exhibit is called…
Continue ReadingEx-Quartzsite police employee pleads guilty to stealing cash
A former Quartzsite police evidence technician has pleaded guilty to stealing about $25,000 from the department. State prosecutors say Christy Conley…
Continue ReadingMan to stand mental competency trial over death of local attorney
After several court-ordered mental evaluations, defendant Ion Laurint will stand trial on September 25 th . A jury will determine if he’s…
Continue Reading5th annual Origins Art Exhibit: “Art without Borders”
We want to let you know about an art exhibition taking place in San Luis, Arizona that is open to the public and currently looking for local artists…
Continue ReadingSan Felipe invita a probar un buen Ceviche en Labor Day
Sí usted es amante del buen ceviche y los mariscos el puerto de San Felipe llevará a cabo el Ceviche Fest en su octava edición…
Continue ReadingTwo-vehicle collision sends one to hospital
A two-vehicle collision that happened on Highway 95 and Julie Lane Monday evening has sent one individual to the hospital, authorities said. The Yuma…
Continue ReadingThe Salvation Army to close thrift stores in Yuma
The Salvation Army has made the decision to close its thrift stores in Yuma. The Family Thrift Stores on Catalina Drive and South Fortuna Road will…
Continue ReadingIVC prepares students for career opportunities
Thanks to funds from a state initiative, the Imperial Valley College opened a new Career Services Center that aims to help students find job…
Continue Reading8 cuerpos descubiertos en las calles de Cancn
Ocho cuerpos han sido descubiertos esta semana en las calles de la ciudad turística mexicana de Cancún. The Associated Press informa…
Continue ReadingAgentes descubren un tnel de drogas despus de una importante redada de drogas
Investigaciones de Seguridad Nacional (HSI) y la Patrulla Fronteriza realizaron una conferencia de prensa el miercoles por la mañana…
Continue ReadingMexican authorities release images of San Luis tunnel
Mexico’s Secretary of National Defense released new images of the border tunnel found in San Luis, Ariz. that connects with a property located…
Continue ReadingFacts on Cotton
In today’s Home Grown we take a closer look at one of Arizona’s five C’s: Cotton! Did you know cotton is over 5,000 years old? Here…
Continue ReadingMan arrested said he was beaten by police for no reason
El Centro resident Richard Escalante claimed to have trouble walking and with his vision due to police beating he suffered during his recent arrest.…
Continue ReadingWallethub: Arizona ranks fourth worst state for women’s equality
While women make up 50 percent of the population, some say it’s still difficult for women to break the glass ceiling in the workforce. In 2017,…
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