UPDATE: Extreme heat kills 7-month-old left in car
Mesa Police Department confirms a woman left her 7-month-old in a car parked at the Superstition Springs Mall Saturday…
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FDA approval of the Covid-19 vaccine could mean more people will get vaccinated for an unexpected reason
Carmel’s Republican Mayor James Brainard explains how he’s overcoming vaccine hesitancy in his community and within his…
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$1,000 scholarship opportunity
The Freedom Library is offering two scholarship programs to those who are 14 years of age and older. The scholarship is $1,000 and is payable to the…
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Weekly Rewind: Chip shortage, power outage, dead hiker, return to prayer
From a chip shortage to a power outage and a dead hiker being…
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Small shrubs could change agriculture in Arizona
According to Cartalk.com, Bridgestone is the world’s largest tire maker. The company has been researching shrub guayule (pronounced why-oo-lee) for…
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Authorities find baby in parking lot not breathing
Local authorities are investigating separate deaths of two babies in Phoenix and Mesa over the…
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Rollover crash causes heavy delay on westbound I-8 near Araby Road
Traffic is down to one lane on westbound I-8 due to a…
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BP: Meth hidden in toolboxes seized at checkpoint
Border Patrol arrested a man Friday whom was attempting to smuggle 30.28 methamphetamine, worth $83,270, through the Highway 86 immigration…
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CHP: Hay bales combust aboard truck
California Highway Patrol (CHP) confirms a driver was heading south on Highway 115 Saturday afternoon just after 12; when all of a sudden, he…
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California man dies rescuing child in Lake Powell
The National Park Service confirmed Friday that a California man drowned after rescuing his own drowning child in Lake Powell on the Arizona-Utah…
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Crossroads Mission in need of donations
As temperatures rise, Crossroads Mission tries to help get the homeless out of the excessive and dangerous heat, but they need your help. From water…
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U.S. government is flying Central Americans to Mexico to deter crossings
According to two officials, our government has begun flying Central Americans back into Mexico after they crossed the U.S.-Mexico border.…
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Arizona state senator accused of sexual conduct with minor
Senator Tony Navarrete was recently charged with sexually abusing a boy and attempting to abuse another. Governor Doug Ducey and Arizonan Democratic…
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Woman arrested in connection with murder-for-hire plot in El Centro
The El Centro Police Department (ECPD) say that Kimberly Vega organized the murder of 27-year-old Pablo Dominguez at the Crown Motel in El Centro on…
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Power outage in Yuma affecting more than 600 customers
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – Arizona Public Service said power is out in Yuma for more than 600 customers due to an interruption to a major power line.…
Continue ReadingHospitals partner-up to save lives
The latest on the fight against…
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Dog bite call leads Yuma police to multiple pets in need of medical care
The owner of a local business faces five counts of animal cruelty after a report of a dog bite led Yuma Police to numerous animals in need of medical…
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NEW DETAILS: COVID-19 outbreaks detected at 3 Yuma elementary schools
he Crane Elementary School District announced Thursday evening that they have identified a COVID-19 outbreak at Ronald Reagan Elementary School.…
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Relief available to Californians affected by COVID-19
Governor Newsom has extended the California Eviction Moratorium to September 30. This will help Californians who have face eviction because of the…
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Border Patrol struggling to keep up with high number of migrants crossing border
Yuma Sector border apprehensions skyrocket to 620 daily average, up 100 from last week. Patrol agents are working around the clock to maintain the…
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