Back to School Rodeo: a one-stop-shop for parents and children
On Saturday, the City of Yuma’s annual Back to School Rodeo will be Yuma’s one-stop-shop to get everything your child needs to head back…
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Pareja homicida suicida en Mexicali
La vivienda del matrimonio Medina Mendoza, se convirtió en una sangrienta escena de crimen la tarde del miercoles . Los hechos ocurrieron en…
Continue ReadingYPD is hiring as new pay plans take effect
Raises for the City of Yuma first responders are now official after the city finalized the budget for the next fiscal year Wednesday night.…
Continue ReadingImperial County hosting activities to celebrate Child Support Awareness Month
The Imperial County Department of Child Support Services ( ICDCSS ) recognizes August as Child Support Awareness Month, and is showing their…
Continue ReadingSummer heat precautions in Yuma
It might seem like common sense not to leave your child or loving pet in a car during these hot temperatures, but sadly just this week, Yuma Police…
Continue ReadingCharros “Espuelas de Oro”
La charrería mexicana popularmente se le conoce como el deporte más mexicano que existe. Felipe Mier , capitán del equipo…
Continue ReadingThe heat goes on: June toastiest on record, July may follow
The heat goes on: Earth sizzled to its hottest June on record as the climate keeps going to extremes. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric…
Continue ReadingNetflix subscriber drop hints at streaming-service fatigue
How much is too much for streaming video? A dramatic slowdown in worldwide growth at Netflix — including the first quarterly drop in its U.S.…
Continue ReadingPuerto Ricans try to forge movement to oust governor
Cruise passengers drifted through the streets of Old San Juan Thursday as shop owners took plywood down from store windows and painted over graffiti…
Continue ReadingArizona waterfall featured in Beyonc ‘Lion King’ video
For a few hours, Beyonce had a famed blue-green waterfall in northern Arizona to herself. The Havasupai ( hav-uh-SU ‘- peye ) Tribe says it was…
Continue ReadingState’s unemployment rate unchanged at 4.9 percent in June
Arizona seasonally adjusted unemployment rate remained unchanged at 4.9 percent in June as the labor force increased by nearly 10,400 from the…
Continue ReadingThe women accused in cutting the baby from womb charged in baby’s death
A mother and daughter who are accused of cutting the baby from a Chicago woman’s womb are now also charged with murder in the baby’s…
Continue ReadingMexican to seek return of “Chapo” Guzman’s drug money
Mexico’s president said Thursday he will use legal channels to try to get the fortune of convicted drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo”…
Continue ReadingArizona man removing bees gets stung more than 40 times
An Arizona fire department rescued a worker for a bee removal service after bees attacked the man. The Green Valley Fire Department says bees got…
Continue ReadingA baby dies after his grandfather gives him a sip of alcohol
A baby in China dies after his grandfather decided to give him a sip of an alcoholic drink at an event celebrating him turning one month old. The…
Continue ReadingHouse approves $15 minimum wage, Senate prospects are dim
House Democrats approved legislation Thursday to raise the federal minimum wage for the first time in a decade, to $15 an hour, but the bill has…
Continue ReadingThe Latest: Epstein denied bail in sex trafficking case
The Latest on the sex trafficking charges against Jeffrey Epstein (all times local): 11:30 a.m. A federal judge has denied bail for jailed financier…
Continue ReadingExcessive Heat Warning: dangerous heat
The National Weather Service in Phoenix has issued an excessive heat warning on July 11 to take in effect on July 12 at 10 a.m. through 8 p.m. in…
Continue ReadingCellar Fire near Prescott burning more than 6500 acres
The Cellar Fire burning 16 miles west of Prescott grows to nearly 6,500 acres as of Wednesday evening. Azcentral reports that the Cellar Fire was…
Continue Reading10 arrested during sit-in protest at ICE headquarters in DC
Protesters angered by the federal detainment of migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border blocked access to the Immigration and Customs Enforcement…
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