Fourth Avenue Junior High promotes hands-on learning
Two different classes at Fourth Avenue Junior High School had hands-on, real-world experience learning in the classroom…
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City of Yuma celebrates 108th birthday
The City of Yuma is celebrating its 108th birthday on April 7,…
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Imperial Valley prepares for heat
Temperatures are on the rise, and the Imperial Irrigation District (IID) is asking residents in the coming months to use their energy…
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Senate confirms Ketanji Brown Jackson to be first Black woman to sit on Supreme Court
The Senate confirmed President Joe Biden’s Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson on Thursday in a historic vote that paves the way for her to…
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Kelly, Sinema, bipartisan group of senators introduce bill pushing back end of Title 42
Arizona Senators Mark Kelly and Kyrsten Sinema along with a bipartisan group of Senators presented a bill that would push back the end of Title 42 by…
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Rolling back opioid limits
In a 54-5 vote, Arizona state lawmakers proposed SB 1162, granting them to roll back the limits of how much doctors can prescribe opioids to their…
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UN suspends Russia from Human Rights Council
The United Nations General Assembly voted Thursday to suspend Russia from the Human Rights…
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Texas to send busloads of undocumented immigrants to the US Capitol, Gov. Greg Abbott says
Texas will send busloads of undocumented immigrants to the steps of the US Capitol, Gov. Greg Abbott…
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Arizona company reduces Covid testing, cites lack of funding
A leading Arizona provider of Covid-19 vaccinations and testing says a lack of federal funding has forced it to drop dozens of testing sites and is…
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Arizona AG addresses 2020 election fraud in letter
Arizona’s Republican Attorney General Mark Brnovich issued an interim report on his review of the 2020 election in Maricopa County that outlined…
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Cat season is here
It’s cat season which means you may see more kittens than usual roaming our…
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Glendale Police Officers rescue puppies from burning home
The Glendale Fire Department recognizes the heroic efforts made by Glendale police officers is rescuing seven puppies from a burning home…
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Credit reporting agencies drop medical debt collections; 3 ways to improve score
3 ways to improve your…
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Yuma Mayor ends city-wide COVID-19 emergency
The Mayor of Yuma has announced a proclamation to end the city-wide COVID-19…
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Yuma locals prepare for Tax Day deadline
Tax day is fast approaching. April 18 is the last day to get your taxes filed on time. Even those who file for an extension must submit an estimated…
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Local Ukrainian woman’s mom still in war torn country
A Ukrainian woman who has called Yuma home for ten years, still has friends and family in the war torn…
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Ukrainian refugees using Calexico Port of Entry to cross into U.S.
Large groups of Ukrainians have been reported to have crossed into the United States by going through the Calexico Port of Entry on Wednesday, April…
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Yuma parents can sign children up for free summer camps
Thanks to a 100 million dollar grant from the State Government, families across Arizona will be able to enroll their children in free 8-week camps…
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Family members show support for victims of MCAS child abuse case
Several family members of more than 12 children who were allegedly abused by two former Child Care Development employees at Marine Corps Air Station…
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How Ukraine, Russia war affects local wheat exports
According to the Associated Press, Ukraine and Russia account for a third of global wheat and barley…
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