Woman dead and three injured in home invasion
A woman was killed and three people were injured in what deputies said was a home invasion in the 3800 block of East County 18 1/2 Street early…
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Sex offender residing in Yuma, YPD alerting community
The Yuma Police Department is advising the community of a high risk to re-offend sex offender in the area. YPD says 50-year-old Kimberly Sue Faz now…
Continue ReadingE.coli outbreak still a concern for Yuma area
The calendar has turned over to a new year, but the agriculture industry in southwestern Arizona’s Yuma area isn’t forgetting an E. coli…
Continue ReadingEvents at the library: Week of January 7
WEEK OF JANUARY 7: Astrology BasicsOn Wednesday, January 9 and 23, visit the San Luis Library at 5:00 p.m. for Astrology Basics! Learn more about the…
Continue ReadingFuel theft poses first big battle for Mexican president
Mexico’s new president has shut down some pipelines to stop fuel thieves who he says had established an illegal distribution network. The fight…
Continue ReadingYuma Fire Department issues fog advisory
The Yuma Fire Department has issued a dense fog advisory this morning effective until 9 a.m. Drivers are asked to drive safely and slow down as…
Continue ReadingUS confirms death of militant involved in USS Cole bombing
A U.S. military spokesman confirms that an American airstrike killed an al-Qaida operative accused of involvement in the attack nearly two decades…
Continue ReadingShutdown forces closure of campgrounds at Joshua Tree National Park
The government shutdown has forced the closure of campgrounds at Joshua Tree National Park due to health and safety concerns. Officials say vault…
Continue ReadingRain fails to wash out community event
Community events can be a life-saver for micro-business owners who rely on them to make ends meet. Juan Molina, organizer of a local event, said when…
Continue ReadingCyclist killed, women loses leg in vehicle collision
California Highway Patrol said a 25-year-old man riding his bicycle at night was struck and killed by a pickup driven by a Niland resident. The…
Continue ReadingWeather forecast: January 4, 2019
This weekend the 50s and 60s will take into place in the desert…
Continue ReadingNew solar farm to be built in Dateland
The town of Dateland will soon have another major solar plant farm in the area that is sure to bring a lot of jobs to the community. The Yuma County…
Continue ReadingResidents express concern after fatal home invasion
Residents are speaking out to express their concerns after a woman was killed and three people were injured in a home invasion Thursday morning. The…
Continue ReadingResidentes manifiestan preocupacin despus de la invasin de una vivienda
Residentes rompieron el silencio para expresar su preocupación despues de que intrusos se metieron a una vivienda invadiendo propiedad privada…
Continue ReadingAZ Woman in vegetative state gives birth, rape investigation underway
Arizona authorities are investigating a possible rape case involving a female patient in a vegetative state in a nursing facility. The woman stunned…
Continue ReadingYuman shares ‘sharp talent’ on “Forged in Fire”
A local craftsman is sharing his passion for creating one of a kind tools. Douglas Loven is a Yuma resident who said his hobby for creating knives…
Continue ReadingConsumers with allergy can be affected by Shamrock Farms recall in Arizona
Shamrock Farms of Phoenix, Ariz., is issuing a voluntary recall of Shamrock Farms’ two percent ‘Reduced Fat Vanilla Half Gallon…
Continue ReadingConstruction could impact Cibola HS commute for students
Yuma Union High School District is advising parents and the community of construction that will occur on Avenue C and 28th Street beginning Monday ,…
Continue ReadingCBP: Woman arrested, drugs thrown over border fence
A woman was arrested and six bundles of meth were confiscated by Border Patrol agents early Thursday morning, according to US Customs and Border…
Continue ReadingOfficials report flu-related deaths in Las Vegas
Officials say a young child and two adults are among the first people to suffer this season’s flu-related deaths in Clark County. The Southern…
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