Local non-profits organizations give out water during water runs
As the triple digit temperatures continue all over the desert southwest local non-profit organizations are make sure the unsheltered are staying hydrated.
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As the triple digit temperatures continue all over the desert southwest local non-profit organizations are make sure the unsheltered are staying hydrated.
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Tonight, the City of Yuma is hosting a Fourth of July celebration at the Desert Sun Stadium.
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The 63rd Annual Independence Day Neighborhood Parade took place in Yuma.
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The Caballeros de Yuma Host 38th Annual Independence Day Flag Raising Ceremony at the Yuma Armed Forces Park.
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Nathan’s famous Fourth of July Hot Dog Eating Contest dates back to 1972 and brings out a large crowd of fans to New York’s Coney Island who are eager to cheer on the the competitors as they chow down for a chance at $10,000.
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Sunrise anchor Samantha Byrd spoke to the city’s Special Events Coordinator on what to expect for this Friday’s event.
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Two years ago, NBC News visited Gypsum, Colorado to see its big move to drones for its Fourth of July celebrations, but this year, they’re bringing back good old-fashioned fireworks, and they’re not the only ones ditching drones.
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On July 4, 1884, the Statue of Liberty was presented to the U.S. ambassador in Paris as a commemoration of the friendship between France and the United States.
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The Arizona State Veteran Home in Yuma hosted its Fourth of July celebration.
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According to NBC News, Bronny James, the eldest son of NBA basketball star LeBron James, and Dalton Knecht were introduced at Tuesday’s press conference.
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A new clubhouse for kids and young adults have officially had their grand opening Thursday morning.
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The Humane Society of Yuma is offering free microchips for pets until July 3.
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RENO, Nev. (CNN, KYMA/KECY) – An autistic man in Reno, Nevada is hoping to inspire others on the spectrum by opening his own business. 21-year-old Cameron Weitzel was diagnosed with autism when he was two-years-old. His parents were told he would be non-verbal. But Cameron was determined and eventually learned how to speak. Now, he’s
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The sixth graders at PS 315 in New York City are immersed in comic books in the middle of class, but the superheroes in these comic books don’t fly, or spin spiderwebs. They are famous civic leaders and historical figures.
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This past Sunday, Stanford University held its commencement exercises, but one graduate, 105-year-old Virginia Hislop was working on her master’s degree in education at Stanford 84 years ago.
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In 2021, Congress passed legislation making June 19 a federal holiday. President Joe Biden later signed the bill into law declaring Juneteenth as “National Independence Day.”
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Los Amigos de la Comunided, Inc (LADLC) of Brawley will be holding Community Mural Paint Day to promote voting.
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Brookfield Zoo in Illinois has added two new koalas for a new habitat exhibit.
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Inside the Dick’s Sporting Goods on Boylston Street in Boston, fans were grabbing up everything they could, fresh off of the excitement of clinching Banner 18.
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Sushi has become a global phenomenon over the last few decades as western cultures became open to the idea of raw fish.
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