AWC San Luis campus opens a new lab
Arizona Western College students from San Luis won’t have to transfer to Yuma for their science classes anymore.…
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Shredding event for El Centro residents
The City of El Centro is hosting a shredding event for the community on Saturday, October…
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The City of Yuma is bringing inclusive playgrounds to our area
The City of Yuma Parks and Recreation team is collaborating with a local family to enhance the Stewart Vincent Wolfe Creative Playground with the…
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Calexico residents concern over New River
The community of Calexico have had concerns about the New River for many years and an environmental teacher hopes her project will help the…
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New downtown UTV rides business opens
If you want to go to downtown Yuma but don’t want to deal with traffic or need a designated driver, there’s a new option for…
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Brawley Feed the Need looks to feed those in need
Brawley Feed the Need is an established faith-based non-profit organization committed to helping those in need in our community by providing…
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Yuma Fire Department joins national tribute for fallen firefighters
The Yuma Fire Department and the City of Yuma join the national tribute to “Light the Night for Fallen…
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Comcast helps hurricane Ian victims
Comcast says it’s opened upwards of 200-thousand x-finity wi-fi hotspots in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, and south…
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FDA on updated boosters for children
The fda’s authorization for updated covid boosters could be expanded to younger age groups as soon…
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Lawmakers race against the clock to avoid government shutdown
The clock is ticking for lawmakers as congress is rushing to avoid a federal government…
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Ian downgraded to tropical storm as it makes its way up east coast
Hurricane Ian which has weakened to a tropical storm early Thursday morning after barreling through southwest Florida as a powerful…
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New report: More firearms, weaker gun laws driving violent crimes in Arizona, but what does this mean for Yuma County?
Arizona has become one of the most dangerous states for criminal gun…
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Migrant shelter in San Luis, Mexico asks for donations
A migrant shelter in San Luis Rio Colorado, Mexico continues requesting food donations as the number of migrants and homeless people needing help…
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Amberly’s Place kicks off domestic violence awareness with local law enforcement
October is almost here and with it comes Domestic Violence Awareness…
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Breaking down the negative suicide stigma
Suicide can sometimes be a taboo topic, but the best way to break down the negative stigma is to talk about…
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AWC hosts town hall with local legislators
Both local Democrat and Republican lawmakers highlighted what they call major accomplishments in Arizona’s bipartisan…
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Hurricane Ian makes landfall in southwest Florida as Category 4 storm with 150-mph winds
Hurricane Ian made landfall along the southwestern coast of Florida near Cayo Costa around 3:05 p.m. ET Wednesday with winds near 150 mph, making it…
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Arizona has the highest number in fatal pool and spa drownings
New data from Total Aquatic Programming and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission’s (CPSC) Pool Safely campaign shows that Arizona has had the…
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Cracking down on cartels recruiting teenage Arizonans through social media
In Washington, Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema introduced the Combating Cartels on Social Media…
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Imperial Valley LGBT Resource Center free vaccine Friday
This Friday the Imperial Valley LGBT resources center is teaming up with Imperial County Public Health and Equality California to provide free Uber…
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