University of Arizona Professor shot and killed, community reacts
Thomas Meixner was a beloved husband, father and professor. He spent decades teaching at the University of…
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Gov. Ducey makes new appointments to Superior Courts
The Yuma County Superior Court created a vacancy based on the approval of a new division by the Yuma County Board of…
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Sinema’s bipartisan bill to combat border tunnels approved
The U.S. Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee unanimously passed Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema’s…
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AWC students complete Restaurant Startup Boot Camp
Arizona Western College (AWC) teamed up with the Local First Arizona Foundation to provide aspiring food entrepreneurs a unique…
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YFD makes selection for Asst. Chief of Operations
Following the appointment of Dustin “Dusty” Fields as Yuma Fire Department (YFD) Chief, a selection process for Assistant Chief…
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Trump’s Arizona slate risks turning off independent-minded voters in key Senate and governor’s races
Megan Lindsay, a 48-year-old teacher, had a recurring thought as she surveyed the Donald Trump-backed candidates in Arizona’s Senate and governor’s…
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Pres. Biden launches administrative review of marijuana
In a statement this Thursday, President Joe Biden launched an administrative review of…
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Oregon woman’s killer takes a plea deal instead of going to trial
The man charged with the death of an Oregon woman has pleaded guilty to first-degree…
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Man accused of allegedly defrauding victims offered plea deal
The man accused of allegedly defrauding victims out of hundreds-of-thousands of dollars will be offered a plea…
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Update on the Perez-Arzola twins murder case
One of the two 22-year-old twin brothers charged in connection to the fatal shooting of a 15-year-old Yuma boy is heading to…
Continue Reading Five of six people charged with vandalism make first court appearance
In Riverside, CA, five of the six people charged with vandalism made their first court appearance this…
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DEA announces largest ever methamphetamine seizure ever after raid in southern California
On Wednesday the Drug Enforcement Agency announced that it seized approximately $33 million worth of methamphetamine and cocaine last month in a…
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Contentious negotiations lead water agencies to come up with plan to save Colorado River
A group of California water agencies have come up with a way to cut water usage in an effort to save the Colorado River amid severe water cuts…
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University of Arizona police search for a shooting suspect
One person was wounded Wednesday after a shooting at the University of Arizona and campus police said there were searching for the…
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Yuma local leader among chosen for Arizona’s Historic Infrastructure Board
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey appointed four individuals to serve on the Water Infrastructure Finance Authority (WIFA) board to help secure Arizona’s…
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Mark Kelly has edge in Arizona Senate race that hinges on abortion, economy, immigration
Arizona is another battleground where strong opposing forces underpin the…
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Imperial County preparing for election day
The Imperial County registrar of voters says it wants to make this year’s mid-term elections as convenient as possible for…
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Low-income communities learn to tackle climate-fueled heat
Reggie Carrillo knows firsthand that where you live can determine how hot your neighborhood…
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EF-1 tornado rips through northern Arizona community, damaging homes
Officials confirmed an EF-1 tornado ripped through northern Arizona, causing damage to homes on Monday afternoon.…
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Lawsuit filed to restore Arizona abortion access
According to American Civil Liberties Union of Arizona, an Arizona physician and the Arizona Medical Association filed a lawsuit in state court…
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