Update: APS works to fix three power outages in sweltering heat
Arizona Public Service (APS) is working to restore power to dozens of homes. They’ve lost electricity at a time when the temperature is well above…
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Arrest made after man found stabbed to death at Phoenix home
Phoenix police have made an arrest in a stabbing at a home that left one man dead.…
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ECRMC workers rally for pay raise
Dozens of healthcare workers from El Centro Regional Medical Center rallied together Tuesday to demand a pay…
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City Council in Mexicali says reselling alcohol is illegal
Council members in Mexicali say the seizure of beer by the municipal government is illegal, both in sanitary filters and in points of…
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Wanted man fleeing from U.S. Marshals prompts lockdown at Sam’s Club
The lockdown at Sam’s Club was lifted earlier after police searched for a man wanted by the United States Marshals Service earlier this…
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Yuma Sector rescues six undocumented immigrants in distress
Border Patrol agents in Yuma rescue multiple undocumented immigrants in distress just southeast of Yuma…
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Trump administration informs Congress the U.S. is withdrawing from WHO
The Trump administration has notified Congress that it is formally withdrawing the United States from the World Health Organization amid the…
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Protest honoring Vanessa Guillen to be held in Yuma
Locals are meeting at the Army Recruiting Center located at 1630 S Pacific Ave on Friday, July 10, for a peaceful protest to demand justice for…
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Breaking down District One’s back to school plan
Last week District One announced official plans for children to begin schooling in August, offering four different learning paths for families to…
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Shooting suspect arrested at Twentynine Palms Marine base
A suspected gunman has been arrested after a shooting early Tuesday morning at the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center in Twentynine Palms,…
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Brazil’s President Bolsonaro tests positive for COVID-19
Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro says he has tested positive for COVID-19 after months of downplaying the virus’…
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Cases and deaths continue to rise in Mexicali
In just one-day health officials in Baja California see an increase of COVID-19 deaths and cases in…
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Total COVID-19 cases rise above 10,500 in Sonora
With the new cases, Sonora stands with 10,619 cases and 1,055…
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More than 81,000 Arizona businesses get coronavirus loans
Just over 81,000 Arizona small businesses were approved for loans worth $8.6 billion under a government program meant to keep people employed during…
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ASU researchers develop cheaper, faster saliva test for COVID-19
Some of that testing now is being done through saliva, a process that’s easier and less…
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Brawley Feed the Need helps Niland fire victims
Brawley’s feed the need has set up a drop-off location in their facility for donations to help victims of the Niland…
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Mexicali checkpoints send over 600 vehicles back to the U.S. during Fourth of July weekend
Mexicali police took extremely invasive measures to control the virus over the…
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Imperial Avenue interchange closing for construction
Caltrans has started working on the reconstruction of the interchange at Imperial Avenue and Interstate 8 (I-8) in the city of El Centro. The…
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Former YCSO deputy in hospital fighting COVID-19
A former Yuma County Sheriffs Office (YCSO) sergeant who served the Yuma community for 25 years is in a Tucson hospital fighting for his life due to…
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Drowning deaths increasing each year in Arizona
The number of drowning deaths across Arizona are increasing every year, according to the Drowning Prevention Coalition of…
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