Ian downgraded to tropical storm as it makes its way up east coast
Hurricane Ian which has weakened to a tropical storm early Thursday morning after barreling through southwest Florida as a powerful…
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New report: More firearms, weaker gun laws driving violent crimes in Arizona, but what does this mean for Yuma County?
Arizona has become one of the most dangerous states for criminal gun…
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Migrant shelter in San Luis, Mexico asks for donations
A migrant shelter in San Luis Rio Colorado, Mexico continues requesting food donations as the number of migrants and homeless people needing help…
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Amberly’s Place kicks off domestic violence awareness with local law enforcement
October is almost here and with it comes Domestic Violence Awareness…
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Breaking down the negative suicide stigma
Suicide can sometimes be a taboo topic, but the best way to break down the negative stigma is to talk about…
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AWC hosts town hall with local legislators
Both local Democrat and Republican lawmakers highlighted what they call major accomplishments in Arizona’s bipartisan…
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Hurricane Ian makes landfall in southwest Florida as Category 4 storm with 150-mph winds
Hurricane Ian made landfall along the southwestern coast of Florida near Cayo Costa around 3:05 p.m. ET Wednesday with winds near 150 mph, making it…
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Arizona has the highest number in fatal pool and spa drownings
New data from Total Aquatic Programming and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission’s (CPSC) Pool Safely campaign shows that Arizona has had the…
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Cracking down on cartels recruiting teenage Arizonans through social media
In Washington, Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema introduced the Combating Cartels on Social Media…
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Imperial Valley LGBT Resource Center free vaccine Friday
This Friday the Imperial Valley LGBT resources center is teaming up with Imperial County Public Health and Equality California to provide free Uber…
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Inflation hitting retirees hard when it comes to healthcare
Hospitals across the Valley saying tonight that Inflation is hitting retirees hard and making it difficult for them to afford…
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Southwest High School receives alarming social media post
In the early evening hours of Tuesday, September 27, officials at Southwest High School became aware of a social media…
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NFIB endorses Kari Lake for Governor of Arizona
In a press release, the political action committee for Arizona’s leading small business association made an…
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CDC makes new recommendations regarding face masks
The CDC now recommends masking for healthcare employees who might come across patients who live in a high community transmission…
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Lawyer files a lawsuit over Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Plan
AÂ lawyer filed a lawsuit over president Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan — arguing the policy is an abuse of executive…
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Federal judge asked to mandate psychological tests for migrants separated from families
The Justice Department is calling on a federal judge to make psychological tests mandatory for some migrant families separated at the southern…
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UPDATE: Homicide on Mojave Lane in Yuma
According to the Yuma County Sheriff’s Office (YCSO), they received a report of a gunshot wound victim located around Mojave Lane, the victim was…
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69-year-old man missing in Yuma
The Yuma community is coming together to help find a missing man who was last seen leaving his home at Country Roads RV park in…
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First Annual Yuma County Fair fall fest this upcoming October
The first annual Yuma County Fair Fall Fest will be coming to the fairgrounds from Thursday, October 13 to Sunday, October…
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Slight cooling trend as more moisture moves in
Temperatures continue to trend 5 to 10 degrees above normal through Tuesday, where highs are expected to reach…
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