Yuma Lodge 17 holds its annual barbeque fundraiser
The 501C organization has a long history of contributing to the community. As times have changed due to COVID, so has Yuma Lodge 17 when it comes to…
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Border Patrol confiscations exceed nearly 230,000 pounds in just 2021 so far
U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s most recent figures reveal that the agency has seized more than 229,000 pounds of drugs nationwide within the…
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Somerton community threatened by attempted double homicide
The Somerton Police Department responded to a call late Saturday evening which called attention to a 44-year-old gunshot victim at the intersection…
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Digital News Update: Gov. Ducey speaks out – crime reports from local counties
What you may have missed this week YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – The search continues for a Chula Vista woman who was last seen in the Imperial Valley…
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You may notice some changes when filing your taxes this year
Tax filing season is here – and you may be wondering how the pandemic will affect your returns. Many people asking many more questions about their…
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BORSTAR agents perform rescue on unauthorized entrant
El Centro Border Patrol agents came across a group of illegally-present immigrants in the Jacumba Mountains mountain region on Thursday just after 6…
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Family of missing Chula Vista woman speaks out
“That was the last place we were together as a family, last place I saw her,” said her sister Maricris Drouaillet.…
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Calexico’s first mass COVID-19 vaccination clinic is scheduled
Venus Nguyen, family nurse practitioner for Vo Medical Center, announced Friday of their Sunday plans to host Calexico’s first mass COVID-19…
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Yuma County denies canceling Gadsden vaccine clinic
Yuma County on Friday responded to claims by the Gadsden Elementary School District (GESD) that health officials canceled a coronavirus vaccine…
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Local officials call for help with release of migrants
Yuma County struggles to keep up with the dire need of…
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Imperial County Native living in Texas talks winter storm hardships
Imperial County native Jordan Thomas, moved to Austin,Texas four years ago and it’s safe to say he’s never missed the valley heat as much as he does…
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California governor gets vaccine tour boost as recall looms
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has spent the past two weeks doing a vaccination…
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Winter weather sparking major delay in Moderna vaccine distribution
The weather delays are continue playing a huge role in getting the vaccine to the state of Arizona and Yuma…
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Masks off: Bill would allow Arizona businesses to ignore city, county mandates
“We are wearing our masks, we are trying to be safe, and I really resent that this bill is being put forth today,” said Rep. Charlene Fernandez…
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Police identify 22-year-old who died of gunshot wounds
Yuma Police Department identified the victim as 22-year-old as Domingo…
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Mayan Hotel damages are catastrophic, cause still under investigation
El Centro Fire Department (ECPD) received several calls of a first-alarm fire at about 11 p.m. Sunday.…
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ADHS allocates $3.01 million to Yuma County for COVID testing
The federal funding will be for staffing, lab testing, and other activities critical to…
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Border agents arrest 18 migrants in the Foothills
One migrant suffers injuries after attempting to climb the fence to return to…
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Arizona on track for 11% jobs increase over 2 years
A report released Thursday by the Office of Economic Opportunity projects employment will increase by over 325,000 jobs during the two-year period…
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U.S. lets in asylum-seekers stuck in Mexico, ends Trump policy
After waiting months and sometimes years in Mexico, people seeking asylum in the United States are being allowed into the country starting…
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