Power lines sparking causes outage near 4th Avenue and West 20th Street
The Yuma Fire Department is actively responding to reports of a power line down right across the street from our newsroom on 4th Avenue and West…
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EXCLUSIVE: 2022 Million-Dollar Powerball Drawing interview
It’s that time of year when Arizonans have a chance to try and be the first millionaire of…
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Republican-backed bill fails at Senate level
Arizona Senators voted Monday against a bill that would have outlawed or restricted ballot drop…
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Southwest water shortage expected to get worse
Historic drought conditions are impacting critical infrastructure that provides water and power to the region, like the Hoover Dam, and Lakes Mead…
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Exclusive: Yuma Mayor talks about Title 42
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – Yuma Mayor Doug Nicholl’s talks about border security the day Title 42 was set to be…
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As title 42 remains in effect, Yuma County leaders say they continue to stretch resources to help frontline agencies secure the…
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Migrants continue to seek asylum at Yuma border
Because of a federal court ruling, Title 42 did not expire on May 23 but that news may not have reached all asylum…
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Local parents turning to social media for updates on where to find baby formula
A nationwide baby formula shortage has caused parents to scramble for anything they can get their hands on and while the shortage has affected many…
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Yuma Taekwondo Center – Local families are invited to test their Ninja skills
With summer just around the corner the Yuma Taekwondo Center wanted to invite the public to see what they’re all about. So, they put together an…
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Suspected arsonist who set multiple fires throughout Imperial County has first appearance in court
On the morning of May 23, a 57-year-old man who set multiple haystacks on fire throughout Imperial County, had his first preliminary court hearing…
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Imperial County looks beyond Title 42
Leaders across the Imperial Valley are divided over the status of Title 42 as it was set to expire on May 23, some are ready to move forward, while…
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Heat Awareness Week
Temperatures are heating up so we can expect many more hot days in the triple digits that’s why Governor Doug Ducey proclaimed today as the first…
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Vandalism incident occurs in El Centro
Reports of a male adult breaking car windows on North Imperial Avenue disturbed the neighborhood’s peaceful…
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Local law enforcement agencies square off at the Cocopah Speedway
Usually law enforcement is out on the street chasing criminals. Well on Saturday night, they were chasing a win on the race track in the first ever…
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National Adopt a Rescue Dog Day
It’s National Adopt a Rescue Dog Day! This national holiday is a great way to bring recognition to the many shelter pups that need a fur-ever…
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Imperial County Emergency Medical Services are recognized during National EMS week
Emergency Medical Services week is a national campaign to raise awareness of EMS week and to recognize the life-saving roles EMS practitioners…
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Brawley Police Department looking to ensure safety across city
The Brawley Police Department (BPD) is enhancing its department with technology and personnel.…
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Mark Kelly visiting Yuma border Friday, the same day a federal judge is supposed to rule on Title 42
Sen. Mark Kelly will be meeting with officials at the Yuma border Friday.…
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Department of Homeland Security asks federal judge for quicker ruling on Title 42
The Department of Homeland Security is asking a federal judge for a ruling on Title 42 by Friday, saying it will help them better prepare for what…
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Travelers favor gassing up at local gas stations compared to their hometown
It’s no secret that gas prices are going back up, so travelers are making sure to stop at local gas stations rather than filling up in their…
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