Shamrocks pursuing gold in 2022, aiming to bring home another state title
In a program that sets the bar high, with expectations through the roof each season – eight years could feel like an eternity without lifting the…
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Yuma dove hunters have a successful start to the 2022 season
Jeff and his dog Zeus scouted out a hunting spot just days before the season opened, and there were plenty of doves to go…
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Still no suspect in 2021 Yuma hit and run case
On 32nd Street next to the East Main Canal in Yuma, a sign reading “Justice 4 Alan” marks where Alan Cunningham was hit and…
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U of A hosts golf tournament for local scholarships in Yuma on September 23
The University of Arizona invites you to a golf tournament where the proceeds go to scholarships for local…
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Starting the month of September hotter than normal
Today is the start of September, and temperatures continue to be hotter than normal.…
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Man sentenced to 46 months in prison for bringing deadly drugs into the U.S.
A 22-year-old man was sentenced to 46 months in prison along with five years of supervised release and has also previously pleaded guilty to…
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Guest describes terrifying moments surrounding mass shooting at Phoenix hotel
Three days after a heavily armed shooter opened fire at a north Phoenix hotel, killing two people and injuring five others, including two police…
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VIDEO: Pandemic reading and math scores decline
New data reveals that reading and math scores have declined significantly for 9-year-old students since the beginning of the COVID-19…
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Reports of sexual assault in the US military increased by 13 percent
Reports of sexual assault in the US military jumped 13% from the previous fiscal year, driven by a sharp increase in reports from the US Army at a…
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Three reported measles cases in Maricopa County
The Arizona Department of Health services reported three measles cases in Maricopa County and reminds the community how measles is a rare and highly…
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One student was killed and two injured following a stabbing at a North Carolina high school
One student is dead and two others were injured after an apparent stabbing attack Thursday at a high school in Jacksonville, North…
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VIDEO: Teachers and staffing shortages, struggles and ways for parents to help make a difference in the new school year
NBC’S Vicky Nguyen Sits Down with Teachers to Talk Staffing Shortages, Struggles and Triumphs and the Steps Parents Can Take To Make a Difference in…
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Mortgage rates rise again after Fed says it will take ‘forceful’ steps to curb inflation
Mortgage rates continued to climb this week following comments by Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell that the central bank is taking “forceful…
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Bed bath & beyond to close 150 stores, 20 percent layoffs
Bed, bath, and beyond is closing 150 of…
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Agencies warn on cold weather risks, urge boosters
The FDA is urging Americans to get their COVID-19 booster shots, warning about a higher risk of infection coming this…
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Biden to give a primetime speech in PennsylvaniaÂ
President Biden is set to give a speech today during a primetime address in…
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VIDEO: Jobless numbers fall to their lowest level in weeks
New jobless numbers fell last week, new figures from the Labor Department say the new unemployment claims has hit the lowest level since…
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California fails to replace concealed weapon ruling, falling one vote short overnight
AÂ measure in California that would have enacted more than three dozen new gun restrictions failed by just one vote as lawmakers adjourned…
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Arizona Supreme Court rules Senate can keep audit records secret
The Arizona Supreme Court has ruled that the state Senate can keep hundreds of emails and other records related to its partisan review of the 2020…
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Yuma County women tied to ballot harvesting push for delayed sentencing
The two San Luis women who pleaded guilty to illegally collecting early ballots in the 2020 primary election are seeking another delay in their…
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