Three mosquito pools test positive for West Nile virus in Imperial County
ICPHD says two WNV-positive mosquito pools were collected in the the City of Imperial last Sunday while the other one was collected in the City of…
Continue ReadingTop Stories
Pet Talk: Meet Matcha
Meet our Pet of the Week!🐶 Matcha is an adorable pup who is looking for a forever home🏠 Click below to learn more about…
Continue Reading
Tracking a hot and humid week with possible rain chances ahead
Tracking high humidity this week, keeping us muggy. Temperatures will also heat up over the next few days, but later this week, temperatures will…
Continue Reading
Calipatria restores support for Imperial Valley Economic Development Corporation
The City of Calipatria voted to remove support for the Imperial Valley Economic Development Center. (IVEDC). However, that decision has been…
Continue Reading
Carly Sandoval running for Yuma County Justice of the Peace
Sandoval says if she gets elected, her priority will be to provide a court that is fair, efficient, and…
Continue Reading
Yuma Territorial Prison turns 150 years old
In 1876, ground was broken, and the first seven inmates were asked to help construct the cells they would later be locked…
Continue Reading
APS proposes a 14% increase to its base rates
APS says the increase is needed to cover rising operation costs and invest in Arizona’s growing electric…
Continue Reading
Five dead from heat-related illnesses in Mexicali
Health authorities have stepped up medical outreach efforts in public spaces to provide care and help prevent more heat-related deaths. One of these…
Continue Reading
12 attorneys general file lawsuit to block Warner Bros.-Paramount merger
The lawsuit, according to a press release, alleges the merger “Section 7 of the Clayton Act, which holds that mergers that may substantially lessen…
Continue Reading
‘Jurassic Park’ actor Sam Neill dies at age 78
Renowned actor Sam Neill, best known for his role in “Jurassic Park” as Dr. Allen Grant, has died at the age of…
Continue Reading
Cocopah opens new event center
A ribbon cutting ceremony was held at Cocopah Casino to celebrate the opening of their new event center. Local tribe council members and VIP guests…
Continue Reading
Tracking scattered showers and continued humidity
After tracking some overnight showers into early Sunday morning, we are still expected to see rainfall in the Desert Southwest as we head into the…
Continue Reading
Sen. Lindsey Graham dead at 71
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), who was elected to the Senate in 2003 and was a close political ally of President Donald Trump, has died, his office…
Continue Reading
Tracking increasing moisture and overnight showers
Although we are still seeing triple-digit temperatures, the extreme heat has passed for now and we are tracking increasing moisture through the…
Continue Reading
15 kids enjoy special back-to-school shopping spree in Yuma
The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley’s Yuma branch, with help from community volunteers, gave each child $250 to shop for back-to-school clothes and…
Continue Reading
Hundreds of families get a jump start on the school year at 15th Annual Back-to-School Rodeo
Hundreds of families got a jump start on the school year at the 15th Annual Back-to-School Rodeo Saturday…
Continue Reading
Lerner & Rowe hold backpack giveaway event in Yuma
The non-profit event aims to help local families in need of school supplies before heading back to…
Continue Reading
FIRST ALERT ACTION DAY: More heat until 8 pm tonight. Tracking changes ahead for the weekend
Extreme heat will impact Imperial County until 8 pm tonight. Tracking cooler temperatures and higher humidity moving in this weekend, with rain…
Continue Reading
Yuma Senior Living resident celebrates 100th birthday
Family, friends and fellow residents gathered at Yuma Senior Living Friday to celebrate a remarkable milestone as Dottie Vaughn turned…
Continue Reading
Yuma families can kick off the school year at 15th Annual Back to School Rodeo
The event will be giving out free backpacks and school supplies. It is open for students from kindergarten through eighth…
Continue Reading