Migrant apprehensions at the border continue to soar
High temperatures usually cause a decrease in activity at the U.S. – Mexico border. This year, the number of migrants making their way to our country…
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Cleanup is on after massive microburst rips through Tacna
Wednesday evening a microburst brushed over the Far East part of Yuma County. It left residents displaced and without…
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IVC Board of Trustees looking for new representation
The board of trustees for Imperial Valley College (IVC) is looking to fill the seat previously held by Annette Gonzalez -Buttner.…
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WARNING: Scammers posing as U.S. Border Patrol agents
Residents across the Imperial Valley are receiving scam calls from individuals posing as California Border Patrol officers and US Border Patrol…
Continue ReadingA flash flood watch and exceptional drought: Arizona’s in both at the same time
By Hannah Gard and Monica Garrett, CNN Flash flooding and dust storms are threatening Arizona as it braces for a potentially significant flooding…
Continue Reading Residents in Tacna without power after microburst storm rips through
TACNA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – Many residents in Tacna are without power Thursday morning after a microburst storm ripped through the area. The Yuma…
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SPECIAL REPORT: The future of law enforcement in the Imperial Valley
A ride along with Imperial County Sheriffs Office who cover 4500 square miles, shows just how officers in the Desert Southwest continue to uphold…
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Mother of two toddlers who drowned speaks up
The mother of the two toddlers who sadly drowned last week in their family pool spoke on the record for the first time.
Through tears, the grieving…
BREAKING NEWS: Microburst storm hits Tacna
The Yuma County Sheriff’s Office (YCSO) says a microburst storm has caused damage in the Tacna…
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BREAKING NEWS UPDATE: Crews battle fire on Avenue B
The Yuma Fire Department (YFD) and Rural Metro responded to a house fire Wednesday afternoon on Avenue B between 26th and 28th Streets.…
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Somerton gets funding for new high school
After six-years of hard work and planning, Somerton is getting its own high school. Yuma Union High School District (YUHSD) announced it’s getting…
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Suspects formally charged in fraud and theft case
Two suspects involved in a string of theft and fraudulent acts went before a judge yesterday. Both, 29-year-old Carlos Omar Gonzalez and 40-year-old…
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RV parks preparing for Canadian winter visitors
This winter, there is sure to be a lot more people out on the roads and occupying restaurants as the U.S.-Canadian border reopens on August…
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Unemployment: $2,000 Return to Work Bonus now offered in Arizona
Governor Doug Ducey offers Arizonans an incentive to get back to…
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New lithium proposal can bring jobs to Imperial Valley
Imperial County leaders met today to discuss a proposal that would bring a new lithium plant and the expansion of geothermal projects to the Valley.…
Continue ReadingTrump ally Tom Barrack jailed on charges of acting as an agent of a foreign government
By Erica Orden, CNN Tom Barrack, a former adviser to former President Donald Trump, was charged Tuesday with illegal foreign lobbying on behalf of…
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Yuma man accused of attempted murder faces judge
The man accused of trying to kill multiple people after ramming his car into a home was back in court today where he was formally charged.…
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Yuma, Imperial County fire departments deploy units against CA wildfire
California authorities sent out a mutual aid requests to the Yuma Fire Department Tuesday morning shortly after 9.…
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Imperial resident makes it to the big screen
If you’re looking for a good movie recommendation, Imperial Valley residents won’t have to look very far.…
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AWC offers more than just financial aid to prospective students
Arizona Western College (AWC) is hosting Reg Fest 2021 in its Somerton Center at 1011 N. Somerton Ave. Tuesday evening from 4:30 – 8:30.…
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