Supreme Court declines to halt sacred land transfer
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to halt a land transfer in Arizona that Western Apache people say will destroy a sacred land site in order to…
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National Security Council staffers put on administrative leave
More than 100 staffers at the National Security Council have suddenly been placed on administrative…
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Arizona Governor visits Yuma to discuss Medicaid funding
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs is visiting Yuma County to talk about the importance of Medicaid…
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Supreme Court overturns order to protect over 500k immigrants
Over 500,000 immigrants were given permission to live and work in the United States through a program by the Biden…
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Imperial seeks community input for future regional park
The future park site spans 143 acres of open space along LaBrucherie Road, between Ralph and Larson. Right now, it’s just an undeveloped field near…
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Calipatria softball dominates to take home first section title in program history
The Hornets jumped out to a big lead quickly as they went on to win the Division V-AA championship via mercy…
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FIRST ALERT: Tracking tropical moisture to bring showers and storms this weekend
A brief warm-up moves in Friday, but due to a weather pattern change and tropical moisture, we can expect showers and storms for the weekend.…
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Local Ron Watson Middle School school resource officer wins award
Yuma Police Department Officer Cassandra Reed was recognized for her work Ron Watson Middle…
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Colorado River State Historic Park unveils historic exhibit
The exhibit dives into a variety of themes, including the history of the Bureau of Reclamation’s role in water…
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Man arrested for armed robbery and kidnapping at Circle K in Yuma
On May 27, at about 12:50 a.m., officers were called about a robbery at the Circle K located on 2409 S. 8th…
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Z Fun Factory, Waylon’s Water World offering specials for the summer
Waylon’s Water World will be hosting a Junior Lifeguard Camp from June 30 to July 2. Kids ages 9-17 are invited to the camp to learn water safety,…
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HSI raids several massage businesses on 4th Avenue
Three people are in custody following a series of early morning raids at massage parlors in…
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Proposed Medicaid cuts spark concern across Yuma County
A new federal budget proposal backed by President Donald Trump is raising alarm bells across Arizona, especially in Yuma County, where nearly one in…
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California Highway Patrol gets new patrol vehicles
The California Highway Patrol (CHP) has new patrol vehicles to stop people from…
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Summer fun on the way: new indoor playground coming to Downtown Yuma
With the hot summer heat on the way, the Fort Yuma Rotary Club partnered with the Yuma Children’s Museum to build an indoor AC play…
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SPECIAL REPORT: Rise of women in agriculture: highlighting outstanding local women in AG
Over the past two decades, the share of women in agriculture in the United States has steadily increased, with recent studies showing women now make…
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Tracking warmer temps and more clouds followed by tropical moisture in the days ahead
Temperatures will warm into the lower 100s toward the end of the week. Then, I am tracking some changes as tropical moisture could bring us rain…
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Inside IID’s one-of-a-kind fish farm in El Centro
At the IID Fish Farm in El Centro, thousands of sterile grass carp are bred, tested, and released into canals each year to help control weed growth,…
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U.S. judges block majority of Trump tariffs
Judges at the U.S. Court of International Trade made a ruling on Wednesday to block the tariffs imposed by President Donald…
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Local American Red Cross helps tornado victims
The local American Red Cross is sending help to those suffering from tornado damage in…
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