Beachgoers in Alabama warned of rip currents
The City of Orange Beach, Alabama was flying single red flags at Romar Beach Tuesday to warn swimmers of dangerous rip…
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Sam’s Club to increase membership prices by $10
Sam’s Club announced they are increasing its membership prices as the warehouse retailer will raise fees by $10 per year for all members starting May…
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Apple celebrates 50 years in business
Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak co-founded Apple on April 1, 1976, working out of Jobs’ family garage. It’s not the second-largest company in the world,…
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Nike sued after customers’ personal information was exposed
A lawsuit filed in California alleges the global sneaker company failed to protect sensitive information, and waited too long to notify customers of…
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IID and Citizens Energy Corporation provide grants for non-profits
This latest funding will go towards housing programs with Reps For Vets, a book vending machine for Westmorland Elementary School District, and the…
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Lemur celebrates birthday with snack-filled party at San Francisco Zoo
The San Francisco Zoo released the footage of Neil the lemur enjoying his birthday with an assortment of…
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Asian elephant breaks out of enclosure at New Mexico zoo
An Asian elephant named Alice took herself on a leisurely stroll through ABQ BioPark in Albuquerque, New Mexico after escaping her enclosure…
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Massive supercell loom over Cleveland area
Storms and severe weather continued across the Cleveland area on Tuesday evening, with the National Weather Service (NWS) forecasting potential hail,…
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Tiger Woods announces he’s stepping away to seek treatment
In a statement posted to social media, Woods wrote in part, “I’m committed to taking the time needed to return in a healthier, stronger, and more…
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Federal judge temporarily blocks construction of new White House ballroom
Judge Richard R. Leon issued a preliminary injunction Tuesday, blocking the further demolition of the East Wing of the White…
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Tracking cooler temperatures and breezy conditions
Tracking breezier conditions and cooler temperatures by the middle of the week to kick off the month of April. We will continue to stay breezy and…
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Local man urges people to recycle
A longtime Yuma County resident and retired Marine Veteran is urging neighbors to act after noticing a recent uptick in improperly discarded trash…
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Cesar Chavez Day falls quiet in San Luis
For years, the city has marked the day with celebrations throughout the month. But this time, public events were canceled, leaving a normally festive…
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Motorcyclist dead in three vehicle crash in Imperial County
Three vehicles crashed on SR-98, west of I-8, according to California Highway Patrol…
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Man arrested in Yuma for stalking victim from online Discord app
The 19-year-old suspect was identified as Filip Lipinski, a U.S. citizen living in Denmark, and was recorded to have flown to Yuma on three different…
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Automation changing Yuma water use
At the Yuma Agricultural Center, water officials recently gathered for a specialized training event focused on automated gate technology, tools…
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James Allen running for mayor of San Luis, Arizona
James Allen has been a resident of San Luis since 2003. He is a military Veteran and says his goal is to be the voice of the…
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City of Yuma receives $1.4 million grant to remove lead hazards in older homes
The City of Yuma has been awarded a $1.4 million federal housing grant aimed at reducing lead hazards and improving living conditions in older homes…
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President Trump signs executive order to crack down on mail-in voting
The order grants Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin access to a list of verified of U.S. who are eligible to…
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Federal judge strikes down President Trump’s executive order to end NPR and PBS’ funding
The ruling by U.S. District Judge Randolph Moss says the order was unlawful and unenforceable and said, “The First Amendment does not tolerate…
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