University of Arizona Cooperative Extension has new weed specialist
Dr. Mazin Saber joined over the summer and is the newest weed management specialist. He is currently undergoing trials to see which herbicides, or…
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YCAT missing out on federal funds
Yuma County’s bus system, YCAT, is running into money problems that could affect the service people rely…
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Local engineer students build car on campus with advanced machines
Northern Arizona University Yuma students have five CNC milling machines on campus. CNC stands for “Computer Numerical Control” and helps cut with…
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Pet Talk: Meet Fred and Tucker
Meet our Pets of the Week!🐶 Fred and Tucker are adorable pups who are looking for a forever home🏠 Click below to learn more about Fred and…
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Housing America Corporation and Toys for Tots hold toy drive
According to a letter obtained by KYMA, they will be collecting toys for kids living in their housing communities across Yuma County. The donation…
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Crunch Fitness & Friday Night Muchies to host Black Friday Toy Drive
This Friday in Yuma, Crunch Fitness & Friday Night Munchies will be teaming up to host their Black Friday Toy Drive. The event will take place at…
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YPD offers tips to protect packages from being stolen
The Yuma Police Department (YPD) says they are seeing an increase in stolen packages, and are offering tips to keep packages…
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Crossroads Mission’s Three Days of Thanksgiving underway
Meals will be served from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the mission on Walnut Avenue and 10th Street in…
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announce temple location in Yuma
The Yuma Temple will be located on the corner of E. 36th Street and Avenue 8E. It will be a single-story structure with an additional building.…
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Rev. Jesse Jackson released from the hospital
Jackson’s son Yusef says the 84-year-old civil rights leader was admitted to northwestern memorial hospital to be treated for progressive…
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California man’s sign on fence sparks controversy
After hearing about ICE activity in his neighborhood, a California man put the words “Love your neighbors” on his fence. The message has been at the…
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November 25 marks the start of the Thanksgiving travel period
AAA projects almost 82 million people will venture at least 50 miles from home. That would beat last year’s…
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Family of teen killed in El Centro speaks out
The family of the teenager who was shot and killed by the El Centro Police Department is demanding…
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Tracking warming temperatures through Thanksgiving week
After having a wet and cold weekend, we finally have drier and sunnier weather in the forecast this week. I am tracking a warming trend through the…
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Crossroads Mission Annual Christmas
The Christmas Ball is December 6 at the Civic Center. The doors open at 5:30 and serving begins at 6:00…
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New findings from Lithium Valley study highlight local job opportunities
A new workforce and economic study shows that the growing lithium and clean-energy industry could bring significant jobs and investment to Imperial…
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El Centro volunteers send care packages to troopers
In this week’s Military Matters report, a group of dedicated volunteers in El Centro are supporting our troops this holiday…
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Avenir Financial donates 125,000 meals to the Yuma Community Food Bank
Just three days away from Thanksgiving, Avenir Financial donated 125,000 meals to the Yuma Community Food…
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Tucson Sector Border Patrol agents stop two separate human smuggling attempts
U.S. Border Patrol agents in the Tucson Sector stopped two separate smuggling attempts this month, leading to 13 people being…
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Department of War launches investigation into Arizona Senator Mark Kelly
At issue is a video Sen. Kelly made with five other Democratic lawmakers. In the video, they reminded members of the military that is their duty to…
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