More than 1,000 apprehended by agents in three days
A trend Yuma sector border patrol agents have been seeing for months has continued with nearly 1,000 illegal immigrants crossing into the Yuma area…
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Local vendor told not to sell ‘MAGA’ hats at craft show in Yuma
A local vendor is speaking out after she was told not to sell ‘Make America Great Again’ hats because park owners say it is too…
Continue ReadingUN: Environment is deadly, worsening mess, but not hopeless
Earth is sick with multiple and worsening environmental ills killing millions of people yearly, says a new U.N. report. Climate change, a global…
Continue ReadingTrump: US grounding some Boeing 737s after Ethiopia crash
The U.S. is issuing an emergency order Wednesday grounding all Boeing 737 Max 8 and Max 9 aircraft “effective immediately,” in the wake…
Continue ReadingMexico launches search for 19 missing migrants
The Mexican government said Wednesday it is launching a formal search for 19 migrants who were pulled from a bus last week by armed men in the…
Continue ReadingYuma armed forces park replaces falling plaques
The Yuma Armed Forces Park is honoring the men and women who served their country with an engraved plaque, however , those plaques have been falling…
Continue ReadingMayor Nicholls to deliver State of the City address
Mayor Douglas J. Nicholls will present the ‘State of the City’ address at the ‘Goodmorning Yuma’ breakfast Thursday morning.…
Continue ReadingMcSally says she’ll vote to uphold Trump’s border emergency
Arizona Sen. Martha McSally said Wednesday she’ll vote to uphold President Donald Trump’s emergency declaration freeing up money to build…
Continue ReadingPlane crash survivor proving skeptics wrong
A 20-year-old man is proving skeptics wrong with his recovery after suffering a traumatic brain injury in a plane crash in the year 2017. Not many…
Continue ReadingBarricade situation in Yuma
One man has been taken into custody after barricading himself inside a trailer. Yuma Police identified the man as 33-year-old Alejandro Cunningham.…
Continue ReadingJudge orders temporary restraining order against local swap meet
The Imperial County court ruled on Wednesday in the case of City of Calexico versus Santo Tomas Swap Meet. Council Member Bill Hodge, said, “A…
Continue ReadingMan accused of barricading himself for hours appears in court
The man who police said barricaded himself inside a Yuma mobile home for hours Tuesday made his initial appearance in Yuma Justice Court Wednesday.…
Continue ReadingImperial County Fire treating structure fire as a crime scene
Firefighters in Imperial Valley thought they were responding to a medical aid call for a possible suicide but found a structure fire instead outside…
Continue ReadingSuicide attempt survivor motivates student to seek help for mental health
Emilio Trinidad was 21-years old when he tried to take his own life. Now he’s sharing his experience with students at Imperial Valley…
Continue ReadingSouthwest Junior High alienta a estudiantes a continuar estudios universitarios
Por medio de un programa para los estudiantes de quinto a octavo grado la escuela Southwest Junior High School ha podido apoyar a sus jóvenes…
Continue ReadingAttorneys on strike for second day
Imperial County Deputy DA’s were on strike for the second day today. Attorneys said supervisors have not reached out to them to find a middle…
Continue ReadingNew things coming to the Yuma County Fair
The sixty-seventh annual Yuma County Fair is just around the corner and families can expect new things coming to the fair including new local bands.…
Continue ReadingNearly $158K worth of meth confiscated by CBP officers
Customs and Border Protection arrested a 25-year-old man who was suspected of smuggling nearly $158,000 worth of methamphetamine at the San Luis Port…
Continue ReadingAPS says customers will see savings this year
Arizona Public Service said that it will pass $86 million more in federal tax reform savings on to customers beginning in April. APS said this is the…
Continue ReadingYPD receives donation for active shooter kits
The non-profit, Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation, awarded $19,104 to the Yuma Police Department Tuesday. The grant will pay for 65 active…
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