Baby Jaxson, shot four times during standoff, is alive and awake
“He’s alive. He’s doing good. We love him. We need him in our life, and so we’re thankful,” Michael Norman said his grandson is making positive…
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Spring-like temperatures and breezy
Temperatures will be in the 90s all week long, with breezy conditions being possible each day through Saturday.…
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San Luis holds Special Election for Prop 422
The City of San Luis is holding a Special Election on Tuesday, May 21, for residents to vote on Proposition…
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Local fighter goes pro
A local mixed martial arts fighter is now a professional after signing to Los Angeles Charger legend Shawne Merriman’s professional MMA…
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City of Yuma shares code enforcement advice
The City of Yuma is advising homeowners to contact the Planning and Neighborhood Services Department if they want to add additional structures to…
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New trial date set for Somerton man accused of shooting neighbor
A new trial date has been set in the case of a Somerton man who shot another man leaving him paralyzed from the waist…
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City of El Centro hosts its 2024 Public Works Expo
The City of El Centro hosted its annual Public Works Expo on Tuesday during National Public Works…
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Governor Hobbs signs housing bills into law
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has just signed two bills looking to expand housing options in…
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Imperial Irrigation District launches tree planting grant in Imperial County
The Imperial Irrigation District has launched a grant to combat heat and beautify communities with trees in Imperial…
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Register now for the Family Summer Reading Program
Registration is open for the Camarena Memorial Library’s Family Summer Reading Program and the community is invited to…
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Imperial Valley College and UCLA partner in new study
Imperial Valley College and the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) have partnered to provide insights into the lithium industry in Imperial…
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Help support local family who were injured in car crash
A GoFundMe was created for a family injured in a car crash and is asking for the community’s…
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Hit and run suspect sentenced
The Yuma woman who pleaded guilty after a hit and run was sentenced to two and a half years behind bars on…
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Rep. Gallego announces efforts to recruit, train, and retain more law enforcement officers
Congressman Ruben Gallego (D-Arizona) has backed up the Strong Communities Act, a bipartisan legislation meant to build stronger relationships…
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Former Arizona grad student convicted of first-degree murder in 2022 shooting of professor
A former University of Arizona graduate student was convicted Tuesday of first-degree murder for fatally shooting a hydrology professor on campus,…
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Arizona SkinCare Institute celebrates anniversary with free event
The Arizona SkinCare Institute said it is celebrating its second anniversary with an event on Saturday, June 1, and everyone is…
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Yuma Jazz Company holds Summer Jazz Series
Sunrise anchor Samantha Byrd spoke with a member of the Yuma Jazz Company to talk about their upcoming…
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Identical twin sisters named co-valedictorians at a New York college
A historic first took place at the 212th Hamilton College Commencement over the weekend as identical twins Chloe and Olivia Chiota were named…
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Cassette tapes embracing a surge in popularity
The portable, erasable, and inexpensive cassette tape created a pop culture movement in the 1980s, but now, cassette tape albums are seeing a surge…
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Former President Trump pulls video mentioning “Unified Reich”
At two points in the video, text below a larger headline read: “Industrial strength significantly increased…Driven by the creation of a unified…
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