Arizona set to return to sports after false positives
The University of Arizona could return to athletic activities next week after retests of COVID-19 for 13 student-athletes have shown 11 false…
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Labor Day bringing Biden to Pa., Harris and Pence to Wis.
Democratic candidate Joe Biden is collecting a trio of Labor Day endorsements from organized labor while running mate Kamala Harris and Vice…
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California sends extra $900 to those unemployed
Many will not get the assistance right away, and nearly 200,000 people are not expected to get it at…
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U.S. Marshals rescue missing children during “Operation Homecoming”
one person was arrested on charges including parental kidnapping in the Indianapolis…
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California simmers while it burns, but no big power outages
Rescuers in military helicopters airlifted 207 people to safety after an explosive wildfire trapped them in a popular camping area in California’s…
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Yuma Fire Department responds to fast-moving California brush fire
A fast-moving brush fire continues to threaten homes near San Bernardino, California is causing evacuations in the area. Local firefighters, from the…
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Venice Film Festival 2020
The city is hosting the first major international film event to kick off during the global health…
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Nearly 4,000 boats show up at Lake Lanier for “Great American Boat Ride” to support President Trump
Organizers were in for a surprise when 4,000 boats arrived from the originally anticipated 700 in support of reelecting President Donald J. Trump.…
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Creek Fire spreads rapidly near Huntington Lake
The Creek Fire has exploded in size and burned 56 square miles as firefighters are struggling to contain the…
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CBP resumes Global Entry interviews September 8
The Trusted Traveler Program starts Global Entry interviews beginning September…
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Arizona bars reopen amid COVID-19 guidelines
Owners and managers are struggling to comply with state health department regulations that require logistical…
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Arizona State’s honors college drops SAT, ACT requirement
Arizona State University’s Barrett Honors College has announced that incoming freshmen for the 2021-2022 school year will no longer be required to…
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Rául Ureña discusses his candidacy for council
Rául Ureña, a Calexico native, runs for a seat in this year’s City Council to better serve his…
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News 11’s Labor Day Wrap Up: Packed rivers, new travel expectations, and power outages
Whether you’re staying in town this labor day or heading out… things are heating up in our area, literally. There are new travel expectations and…
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Imperial Irrigation District implements temporary power outages and says to conserve energy
The Imperial Irrigation District (IID) is suggesting that the conserve energy as the district has begun temporarily pausing electric service to some…
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Casino revenue climbing after re-opening amid the pandemic
The Arizona Department of Gaming (ADG) announced $13.9 million in tribal gaming contributions, to the Arizona benefits fund, for the state’s first…
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Yuma Territorial Prison named second best-haunted destination
Congrats to the Yuma Territorial Prison State Historic Park for winning second place!…
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Local health officials prepare for flu season
Yuma County Health Officials are pushing for flu shots now more than…
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$100K for Somerton small businesses impacted by COVID-19
The City of Somerton stepped up to create a relief fund dedicating $100,000 specifically for its family-owned, mom-and-pop, small scale…
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City of Imperial businesses impacted by COVID-19 to receive grant money
Priority was given to those businesses that demonstrated the most need and fell into Stages 3 and 4 of the State of California’s Reopening Roadmap.…
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