Funding will go to local border communities for humanitarian support
The Emergency Food and Shelter Program’s National Board announce $332.5 million will assist communities with migrants released from custody as they…
Continue ReadingTop Stories
Local law enforcement agencies to square off at the Cocopah Speedway
The agencies each nominated an officer or deputy to drive a stock car for 10 laps to determine who gets bragging rights, in honor of Law Enforcement…
Continue Reading
Expelled GOP lawmaker fails to regain Arizona House seat
Republican lawmaker Liz Harris who was previously expelled will not be sent back to the Arizona House of Representatives, Maricopa County officials…
Continue Reading
New cardiovascular clinic opens its doors
Yuma residents have a new clinic to take care of their heart health…
Continue Reading
Brawley prepares for the 4th Annual Taco Festival
The Taco Festival is one of Brawley’s largest Cinco de Mayo celebrations in…
Continue Reading
Local healthcare non-profit organization receives awards
The Regional Center for Border Health, Inc. and San Luis Walk-In Clinic, Inc. was a recipient of the Arizona Best Practices and Brightest Stars…
Continue Reading
WHO says COVID emergency is over. So what does that mean?
The World Health Organization downgraded its assessment of the coronavirus pandemic on Friday, saying it no longer qualifies as a global emergency.…
Continue Reading
Wearing red, Indigenous families honor missing relatives
Native Americans whose relatives have gone missing or been killed wore red on Friday, a color synonymous with raising awareness about the…
Continue Reading
US to control land sales to foreigners near 8 military bases
Foreign citizens and companies would need U.S. government approval to buy property within 100 miles (160 kilometers) of eight military bases, under a…
Continue Reading
Kari Lake’s lawyers fined in failed Arizona election lawsuit
Republican Kari Lake’s lawyers were sanctioned $2,000 Thursday by the Arizona Supreme Court in their unsuccessful challenge of her defeat in the…
Continue Reading
4 horses die ahead of the 149th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs
Louisville, KY. (NBC / KYMA, KECY-TV) – Growing concerns in the race-related horse fatalities just days ahead of the Kentucky Derby. A secure…
Continue Reading
Local group on a mission to raise awareness for missing and murdered indigenous people
A walk for justice, the missing and the murdered. The mission to give a voice to those who are…
Continue Reading
Calexico firefighters share their dedication to serving the community Â
May 4 is International Firefighters Day. It is a day to remember our fallen and current firemen and women who sacrifice their lives to serve their…
Continue Reading
Crime-fighting K-9s will stay hydrated thanks to one local organization
The K9Â Officer Partner Support Foundation works with local law enforcement departments to provide support and meet their…
Continue Reading
Migrants in Mexicali continue to have issues with the ‘CBP One’ app
The city liaison to Customs and Border Protection says over 6,000 migrants are currently in…
Continue Reading
Brush fire along Gila River causes road closures
Roads on County 10th Street from Avenue 24E to Avenue 26E will be closed until further notice due to a brush fire along the Gila…
Continue Reading
More winds with cooler temperatures today
Winds and cooler temperatures continue with warmer days on the way.…
Continue Reading
Horne files to have transgender lawsuit moved from Tucson to Phoenix
A motion has been filed to move the venue for a lawsuit that challenges Arizona’s law prohibiting biological males from participating in girls’…
Continue Reading
SPECIAL REPORT: Treasures of the Desert Southwest – Cocopah Indian Tribe Museum
The Cocopah Museum, another Treasure of the Desert…
Continue Reading
Tacna water infrastructure project to begin construction
Yuma County hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for the Tacna Water Infrastructure Project on Thursday morning at the Kiwanis Park in…
Continue Reading