Finding her passion for basketball as a child, Morris will be taking her game to the next level, a journey that’s been a long one both metaphorically…
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El Centro native Marco Peralta lands full time gig with MLB’s Angels…
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Each year the Southern California area has about ten thousand earthquakes. So it’s always important to stay alert for when the next earthquake…
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While some say a picture can speak a thousand words, there are two pictures side by side within the walls of Yuma High School that stretches a legacy…
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After a journey that took him across two countries and three different states in the US, Arizona Western mens basketball player Yaxel Lendeborg will…
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For most pregnant women, they worry enough about the health of their baby but for migrants there are so many more challenges. That’s where local…
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The Cocopah Museum, another Treasure of the Desert…
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When you think of all the things the U.S. Army does for our country, one thing you may not think of is why it’s important for them to predict the…
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A 2022 HUD report estimates that Arizona has more than 13,000 homeless…
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The number of children in the foster care system in the United States is close to 400,000. In Yuma County, that number may be larger than you think…
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From Somerton, Tommy and Alfonso Zavala have been coming to the track to race since they were six years…
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Mental health has no gender, age, or ethnicity. Someone you may know can be suffering from mental…
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Saddles of Joy says the equestrian program benefits both the youngsters and the horses who forge a special…
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To avoid a massive surge of crossings after May 11, the government is making migrants use an app to seek protection in the…
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The American Lung Association’s annual state of the air report gave a failing grade to Imperial County for its unhealthy air…
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Each and every day, humans battle themselves from the daily pressures to perform – whether it be a job, academics or…
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Another Treasure of the Desert Southwest that was Arizona’s first state prison and now serves as a local…
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But Jackson and Turango have not only served their community as referees…They also served our country’s armed forces. Jackson in the Marines…
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A special report from Abraham Retana where he spoke to minors in Mexicali to learn about immigration through their…
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Every year, the biggest gathering of nomads in the entire country takes place in Quartzsite,…
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