Authorities will fine drivers for not covering loads
A new city ordinance will be going into effect next week that will prohibit trucks or trailers from driving within Yuma city limits with uncovered…
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Pet Talk: Meet Panther and Rocket
In a Pet Talk first, we are featuring two kittens that are looking to be adopted this holiday season. These kittens aren’t your average cats as…
Continue ReadingGraffiti in neighborhoods raising concern
In the wake of the beautiful mural at the Del Sol Market being vandalized just two weeks ago, new reports of graffiti in neighborhoods around Yuma…
Continue ReadingHenry Martinez named new IID General Manager
Just last month, current Imperial Irrigation District general manager Kevin Kelley announced his sudden retirement. After a month of searching, the…
Continue ReadingA bigger family…means a full home
If you are a grandparent, you know how grandchildren play a big part in your life. For David Rodriguez and his wife, this is a well-known fact. The…
Continue ReadingSan Luis PD confirm missing man located
UPDATE According to the San Luis Police Department, 68-year-old Pedro Quintero was found with the assistance of the Tucson Police Department. Police…
Continue ReadingMan arrested on charges of second-degree murder appears in court
The man arrested on charges of second-degree murder after a crash on H ighway 95 in May appeared in court Tuesday. Fifty-four-year-old Jeff Cloud…
Continue ReadingNetflix anuncia series sobre la cantante tejana Selena.
La historia de la fallecida cantante tejana Selena está llegando a Netflix. El servicio de transmisión el martes anunció una…
Continue ReadingA festive salad for your holiday meal
Local farmer’s wife, Laura Dunn shares her favorite festive salad to add to your holiday meal during this week’s Home Grown segment.…
Continue ReadingPerdidas por Incendio en Tianguis Santo Tomas
Aún huele a quemado, el fuego devoró más de 30 puestos de 4 pasillos del tianguis Santo Tomas. El siniestro que se…
Continue ReadingFireworks accident kills 5, wounds 9 in Mexico
Officials in the central Mexican state of Queretaro say that five people have been killed in an explosion of fireworks that were being stockpiled for…
Continue ReadingMinor linked to playground arson appears in court
The minor that officials said confessed to starting the fire that destroyed the Stewart Vincent Wolfe Imaginary Playground in 2014 appeared in court…
Continue ReadingMan who killed newlywed during robbery set to die in Texas
A Texas death row inmate was set to die by lethal injection Tuesday evening for the fatal shooting more than 25 years ago of a newlywed who was…
Continue ReadingTrump escalates shutdown threat over border wall
The Latest on President Donald Trump’s promised U.S.-Mexico border wall (all times local): 12:05 p.m. President Donald Trump is escalating his…
Continue ReadingTrump says military to build wall if Dems refuse
The Latest on President Donald Trump’s promised U.S.-Mexico border wall (all times local): 7:53 a.m. President Donald Trump says the military…
Continue ReadingArizona Western College to hold Welcome Day for TRIO students
The Arizona Western College TRIO Talent Search program is holding a Welcome Day for sixth-grade students starting out in the program. The TRIO name…
Continue ReadingArizona family builds Christmas tree made of dead cactuses
An Arizona family is gaining attention for building a Christmas tree made of dead cactuses. The Arizona Republic reports the Lancasters in Mesa,…
Continue ReadingResidents demand complete removal of site believed to be toxic
Brawley residents said the cleanup process of the old PureGro fertilizer facility, owned by Chevron and closed now for several years, is going…
Continue ReadingSergeant testifies in rape trial involving former Yuma cop
The felony rape trial against a former Yuma police officer continued Monday in San Diego. Jared Elkin’s accuser was called to testify for a…
Continue ReadingCBP find large groups of Central Americans near Ajo
Agents assigned to the Ajo Border Patrol Station encountered several large groups of Central Americans, totaling more than 240 people in the last 48…
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