Calexico senior with autism scores first home touchdown on Senior Night
A touchdown can change the scoreboard, but for Calexico High School senior Sergio “Keko” Molina, crossing the goal line Friday night meant much more.
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Vitalant holds blood drive in Yuma at Elks Lodge 476
Vitalant held a blood drive in Yuma Saturday morning at the Elks Lodge 476.
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San Luis Frontera Rotary Club pack 10,000 meals
The San Luis Frontera Rotary Club packed 10,000 meals to help make a difference Saturday morning.
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Friday Night Lights Week 8
The KYMA sports crew breaks down the best plays and recaps scores from across the Desert Southwest during the eighth week of the high school football season.
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Gunman in West Philadelphia opens fire on two police officers, killing one
A gunman shot and killed a police officer and injured another in West Philadelphia overnight, officials said.
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Hurricane Isaias leaves one person dead in Alabama after tree falls on home
One person is dead in Alabama after Hurricane Isaias ripped through the southeast.
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The Health Consortium holds 2026 Coffee Run 5K
The Health Consortium made up of Arizona Western College, the City of Yuma, and Crane Schools held a wellness event at AWC Saturday morning.
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Botched execution inmate Christa Pike discharged from hospital
Death row inmate Christa Pike is out of the hospital and back in a Tennessee prison following her botched execution more than a week ago.
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FIRST ALERT ACTION DAY: Tracking weekend storms and strong gusty winds
The remnants of Tropical Cyclone Rachel are moving into the Desert Southwest this weekend, bringing chances for showers and thunderstorms, strong winds and a significant cooldown across Yuma and Imperial Counties.
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FIRST ALERT ACTION DAY: Tracking Tropical Storm Rachel heading to the area to bring rain and winds this weekend
Tropical Storm Rachel is heading our way this weekend, which is expected to bring heavy rain and high winds. Weather Authority First Alert Action Days are issued Saturday evening through Sunday for the Desert Southwest.
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Yuma County preps for weekend storms
With harsh storms expected across the county this weekend, Yuma County residents are being encouraged to take proper precautions now before it’s too late.
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Laura Huber outlines priorities in State Senate race
With water being one of the biggest concerns facing the state, she wants stronger groundwater regulations while making sure Yuma farmers have the water they need to keep growing food.
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Yuma proclaims October Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month
According to the CDC, one in 175 pregnancies in the United States ends in stillbirth, and roughly 25% of pregnancies end in miscarriage.
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City of El Centro offers sand and sandbags for residents
The City of El Centro is preparing for potential rainfall this weekend by making sand and sandbags available for residents beginning Friday.
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Brawley community holds prayer for teen shot outside her home
Residents, church members, and bikers gathered at Abe Gonzalez Park to pray for the teen’s recovery and to support her family.
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Missing California woman found alive after surviving fall
The Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Office said Mary Beth Granbery had to be airlifted from a Northern California hiking area.
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Navi Pillay wins Nobel Peace Prize
She’s a judge on the International Criminal Court (ICC), who used to be an anti-apartheid lawyer in South Africa.
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U.S. doctors to help perform more than 50 surgeries in Mexicali
A total of 83 medical specialists are participating, with mostly surgeons, anesthesiologists and therapists performing reconstructive surgeries on children and young people with congenital anomalies and burn injuries.
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Robert Shields runs for Imperial City Council
Shields has deep ties to the community. He has lived in Imperial for 15 years, went to school locally, and his family roots in Imperial date all the way back to the 1950s.
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El Centro Aquatic Center to host free ‘Floating Pumpkin Patch’
The El Centro Aquatic Center is hosting its annual Floating Pumpkin Patch Saturday, October 10, featuring a grand Renaissance theme. The event runs from noon to 3:00 p.m., and admission is completely free for the public.
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