City departments weigh in on lack of staffing
Although the Yuma City Council approved a pay raise for all city employees in January, leaders of every department wanted to make it clear why they…
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Muslim family accuses school of discrimination and harassment
A family spoke out at Tuesday night’s Crane school board meeting after they claimed their child was discriminated against and harassed at Crane…
Continue ReadingDrug lord “El Chapo” guilty on all counts
The Latest on the verdict for Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman’s U.S. trial (all times local): UPDATE 12:45 p.m. The notorious Mexican…
Continue ReadingOne Class at a Time awards James Kuzniak
Fox 9 would like to congratulate Gila Ridge High School’s James Kuzniak who was recently awarded $500 by Dr. Kempton with Children’s…
Continue ReadingFirefighters extinguish fire at abandoned building
UPDATE Imperial County firefighters extinguished a fire that set off at an abandoned building in the city of Imperial Tuesday night. The fire began…
Continue ReadingRemembering the lives lost at Marjory Stoneman Douglas HS
The communities and families terrorized by the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School massacre will spend Thursday’s anniversary visiting graves,…
Continue ReadingEl Centro Fire Department says Brooks Jewelry building is unsafe
Flames engulfed the property known as Brooks Jewelry, early Monday morning and now law enforcement are declaring the building unsafe, according to…
Continue ReadingWoman finds tiger in house, tells dispatch: “‘I’m not lying”
A woman who called Houston’s non-emergency dispatch line after discovering a tiger inside a cage at an abandoned home told the shocked…
Continue ReadingNo escape? El Chapo likely off to ‘prison of all prisons’
In the world of corrections, there are inmates who pose security risks, and then there’s “El Chapo.” Drug lord Joaquin Guzman has…
Continue ReadingHome Grown: The importance of Aerial Application in agriculture
In this week’s Home Grown we learn more about Aerial Application also known as Crop Dusting. In the desert southwest you will see planes flying…
Continue ReadingThe effects of animal neglect
In the state of Arizona, committing a crime of animal cruelty can result in up to six months in jail and a fine of up to $2,500. This can include the…
Continue ReadingNews 11 Exclusive: Accepting the Aftermath
Accepting the aftermath, for most of us , means coming home from work a little more tired than yesterday. For many first responders, however ,…
Continue ReadingHow you can achieve facial weight loss
If you are looking to shed some weight, it may not only be from your waistline. Doctors say there are plenty of ways to lose a chubby face and…
Continue ReadingReport: FBI criticized for retaining text messages
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is being urged to update and formalize its policies on collecting and retaining text messages. A report published…
Continue ReadingMan convicted of 1st-degree murder in border agent’s death
A man accused of pulling the trigger in the 2010 shooting death of a Border Patrol agent in the southern Arizona desert was convicted of first-degree…
Continue ReadingCounty concerned over losing ambulance services
Local city officials are preparing for the loss of Gold Cross Ambulance services in Imperial County. Calexico Council Member Bill Hodge said,…
Continue ReadingJury convicts suspect in death of Border Patrol agent
On Tuesday, a federal jury convicted the man that was extradited to the U.S. from Mexico for participating in the murder of a Border Patrol agent in…
Continue ReadingDetienen a dos criminales norteamericanos en Mexicali
A traves del departamento de enlace internacional de la Policía Estatal Preventiva por sus siglas (PEP), se logró la captura este…
Continue ReadingEpisode 25: Richy Leon Part 2
We have part two of our conversation with Kofa head baseball coach Richy Leon in our latest edition of Small Town Smack Talk! Coach Leon gives us his…
Continue ReadingMigrants with Mexican work permits feel impact of asylum process
An estimated of fifteen-thousand migrants left Central America in January, now arriving at shelters in San Luis, Rio Colorado. More Central Americans…
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