Alabama governor meets llama named after her
The llama, named Miss Kay, dressed up to meet the governor, wearing a bandana with her name embroidered on it.
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The llama, named Miss Kay, dressed up to meet the governor, wearing a bandana with her name embroidered on it.
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The time lapse photo, created by NASA, showed the stages of the eclipse as it was seen in the sky over the nation’s capital and the Washington Monument.
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The lottery ticket was purchased at a Plaid Pantry Convenience Store in the northeast part of the City of Portland.
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Meet our Pet of the Week!🐶 Skunky is an adorable pup who is looking for a forever home🏠 Click below to learn more about Skunky.⤵
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Peter Franks, a paramedic and firefighter with the Yuma Fire Department is one of the many local heroes in Yuma County.
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The Yuma County Main Library put on an event for locals to check out the partial solar eclipse.
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A local non-profit organization is hosting several events where you could save lives.
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The couple specifically planned their wedding to coincide with Monday’s historic eclipse, saying “I do” just as the moon passed in front of the sun, creating the anticipated totality.
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The Gamecocks flew back to Columbia with the NCAA Women’s Basketball National Championship trophy in tow, capping an unbeaten season.
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Cities across the U.S. are preparing for the solar eclipse Monday. These include Terre Haute, Indiana, Springfield, Missouri, San Francisco, California and Boston, Massachusetts.
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A happy reunion for a family after finding their missing dog more than 2,000 miles from home, and the family shares their story of hope and puppy love that spans the country.
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Sunday marks the sixth and final day of the 72nd Annual Yuma County Fair, starting at noon until closing.
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Members of the New Class Car Club presented the Yuma Regional Cancer Resource Center with a $11,000 donation check on Saturday.
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It comes after Saturday’s highly anticipated drawing was delayed. The Multi-State Lottery Association said the delay was due to one lottery needing additional time to complete security procedures.
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The festival, which means “Spring Festival” in Japanese, took place at the park at 10:00am Saturday, and it was to celebrate the Asian and Pacific Islander cultures.
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The event took place at FTS from 9:00am to noon, and this is in collaboration with Hunter’s Army, along with the Yuma Fire Department, the Yuma Police Department, the Yuma County Sheriff’s Office, and more particapating in the event.
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In the latest announcement from Universal Orlando Resort, the company took guests inside another world coming to Epic Universe.
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The City of El Centro Council voted to end all fines for the library’s overdue books.
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Grab your headbands and pickleball paddles for a fun event to help support local athletes.
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FTS Automotive located on 1701 S. Arizona Avenue is holding a fundraiser with the proceeds benefiting Hunter’s Army.
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