President Trump announces U.S. attack on nuclear sites in Iran
The president posted a statement on Truth Social, and also distributed to the media via email, saying “We have completed our very successful attack…
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U.S. Border Patrol finds drug smuggling tunnel from Tijuana to San Diego
The tunnel was nearly 40 inches high and 30 inches wide, and in some areas, 50 feet deep. It had electrical wiring, lighting, a ventilation system,…
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New frozen yogurt shop opens in Yuma
Chillzz Frozen Yogurt offers an assortment of fresh new flavors along with a multitude of delicious…
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Heat relief comes as winds elevate fire risk
Gusty winds and much-needed cooler temperatures are moving through the Desert Southwest this weekend, bringing both relief and…
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Mosquitos in Imperial County test positive for West Nile Virus
Officials are reminding everyone to protect themselves by wearing insect repellent, covering up with long sleeves, and staying indoors. They’re also…
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Plays of the Year: Top 5
We countdown the top five high school plays of the 2024-2025 school…
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Baby elephant at the Oregon Zoo plays in the mud
Tula-Tu, an four-month-old Asian elephant at the Oregon Zoo, was filmed frolicking in a mud puddle around the feet of her mother, Rose-Tu, in early…
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CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Rainbow curves into supercell in North Dakota
Footage captured by Landon Moeller shows a rainbow arcing into what he described as a 50,000-foot…
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Iran faces narrowing window of diplomacy amid mounting pressure from the U.S.
We’re down to 14 days now in the two weeks President Donald Trump is giving himself to decide whether to attack Iran as he’s allowing the Iranians…
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Martha’s Vineyard celebrates 50 years of ‘Jaws’
On June 20, 1975, movie history was changed forever when Steven Spielberg’s ‘Jaws’ was released in theaters and made everyone think twice before…
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Solar farms in Arizona forces owls to relocate
Volunteers are constructing 25 underground burrows in an isolated field near Paulden, Arizona. The future tenants are dozens of Western Burrowing…
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WWII Veteran’s remains returns to Kansas after about 80 years
Wichita native and U.S. Army Air Forces pilot, First Lieutenant Herbert G. Tennyson’s aircraft was shot down in 1944 off the coast of Papua New…
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Hazardous air quality hits Imperial Valley due to nearby fire
The fire, known as the Border 6 Fire near Campo and Tecate, has burned over 200 acres on the Mexico side. Smoke from the blaze has drifted north into…
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Plays of the Year: #10-6
We enter the top 10 of our plays of the year…
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State leaders react to the local USDA office remaining open
Multiple politicians, such as U.S. Senator Ruben Gallego and State Senators Tim Dunn and Brian Fernandez, advocated for the USDA office to remain…
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U.S. Highway 95 portion dedicated to honor a former Yuma City Council member
Yuma leaders are working on a formal proposal to designate a portion of U.S. Highway 95 as the Gary Knight Memorial Highway. Knight served as an…
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News 11 Weather: Summer starts with Wind Advisory
Local temperatures will dip back to our seasonal average if not below heading into the…
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Alzheimer’s awareness grows in Imperial County as more families seek support
Nearly 15% of seniors in the region are living with Alzheimer’s. Staff at DayOut, an adult day center in El Centro, say they’re seeing changes…
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Locals react to Trump’s threat against transgender athlete policy
California allows transgender students to join the teams that feel right to them, but President Trump warned on his social media that if the state…
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Funding cuts impact local non-profits
Western Arizona Council of Governments (WACOG) provides several services for locals like transportation, legal assistance, and senior nutrition…
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