Good roads, bad drivers: Arizona interstates deadliest in nation, report says
Arizona’s interstate highways are in generally good shape, but they experienced the highest rate of fatalities in the nation in 2018, according to…
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McSally makes up ground against Kelly in new poll
A new poll released Tuesday shows Sen. Martha McSally narrowing the gap between her and Democrat Mark…
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Rent assistance to Imperial Valley residents
Non- profit organization Spread The Love assists Imperial Valley residents with rent and…
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Mark Kelly Senate campaign raises nearly $13-million
Mark Kelly’s Senate campaign announced Tuesday it’s raised nearly $13-million in the second…
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Man accused of bizarre yogurt shop dispute ordered into drug and alcohol testing
The man accused of pulling a gun on a the owner of a Foothills frozen yogurt shop will have to submit to drug and alcohol testing before he heads to…
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Remembering Leo: A life lost to COVID-19
For many families, COVID-19 has hit close to…
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Slight decrease in new YRMC COVID-19 hospitalizations
Yuma Regional Medical Center (YRMC) officials are hopeful after seeing a slight but not insignificant decline in new admissions during the second…
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Mexicali police chief abruptly resigns without explanation
The Mexicali Police Chief MarÃa Elena Andrade abruptly resigns after being on the job since…
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Stolen truck last seen in Westmorland, family says
UPDATE:The Yuma County Sheriff’s Office says the truck was last seen in Westmorland, according to the Valdez Family. YCSO has yet to locate the…
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Rural Metro Fire partners with American Red Cross for blood drive and COVID-19 antibody testing
Rural Metro Fire has partnered with American Red Cross to help fulfill Arizona’s blood and platelet shortage. Now with your blood donation, your…
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New cases once again top 200 in Yuma County
After a one-day respite from high numbers, new cases in Yuma County once again surpassed the 200 mark on…
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First U.S. coronavirus vaccine performing as hoped
Early-stage testing shows the first coronavirus vaccine tested in the U.S. boosted people’s immune systems exactly the way scientists had hoped it…
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San Luis residents give out schools supplies to students
San Luis residents doing their part to make sure students and teachers are ready for school to…
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Body found in abandoned building in Brawley
Brawley firefighters discovered a body while fighting a small blaze. Now police need your help finding out how the man…
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Trump administration backs away from international student rule
The Trump administration has rescinded a rule that would have required international students to transfer schools, or leave the country, if their…
Continue Reading Imperial County reports 5 more deaths from coronavirus
Coronavirus has claimed five more lives in Imperial County. The latest casualties bring the countywide death toll to…
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Watch Now: California Health and Human Services Secretary provides update on coronavirus testing
California Health and Human Services Secretary, Dr. Mark Ghaly is hosting a video conference to provide an update on the state’s efforts to get…
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Coronavirus testing, what you should know
The Yuma County Health Department says for those testing for the coronavirus to provide the correct contact information when…
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Brawley police officer pleads not guilty to multiple rape charges
A Brawley police officer has pleaded not guilty after he was charged for an alleged rape that happened while on duty.…
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Unemployment will decrease by July 25
Arizonans receiving benefits are coming to an end. It’s set to expire on July…
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