Rep. Dunn, Osborne and Senator Kerr support Yuma’s emergency declaration
Representatives Tim Dunn, Joanne Osborne, and Senator Sine Kerr expressed their support for the City of Yuma’s declaration of emergency on…
Continue ReadingWoman who posed threat to Colorado schools found dead
LITTLETON, Colo. (AP) — The Latest on the search for a woman who may pose a threat to schools in Colorado (all times local): 10:55 a.m. The FBI…
Continue ReadingThe Latest: Walt Disney pledges $5M for work on cathedral
PARIS (AP) — The Latest on the fire that tore through the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris (all times local): 6:45 p.m. The Walt Disney Co. has…
Continue ReadingFBI searching for bank robber on the run
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is looking for a male suspected of robbing the BBVA Compass Bank in Phoenix on Wednesday, July 25, 2018. The FBI…
Continue ReadingLori Loughlin felt she had ‘no choice’ but to plead not guilty
Actress Lori Loughlin felt she had no other option but to plead not guilty in the college admissions scandal, a source close to Loughlin tells CNN.…
Continue ReadingUS astronaut to spend 11 months in space, set female record
A NASA astronaut will spend nearly a year at the International Space Station, setting a record for women. Station astronaut Christina Koch (Cook)…
Continue ReadingDeclaran estado de emergencia en Yuma
Hace unas horas el alcalde de yuma firmó un Estado de Emergencia en la ciudad donde pide acción inmediata para solucionar la…
Continue ReadingCorruption in Venezuela has created a cocaine superhighway to the US
CNN- Cocaine trafficking from Venezuela to the United States is soaring, even as the country collapses. And US and other regional officials say…
Continue ReadingArizona governor axes licenses for blow-dry salons
Hair stylists in Arizona who only provide blow-drying, curling and shampoo services won’t have to be licensed under a bill signed by Republican…
Continue ReadingTrump signs Colorado River drought plan
President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed a plan to cut back on the use of water from the Colorado River, which serves 40 million people in the U.S.…
Continue ReadingReport: Arizona leads in deportations than any other US state
A report online from data research center, Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse, found immigration officials deported more individuals from…
Continue ReadingNew veteran supportive campus
Regional Center for Border Health is making it easier and quicker for veterans and their families to enter the workforce. It is one of only 30…
Continue ReadingOfficials find 45 bodies in secret graves in Mexico
Officials confirmed the discovery of up to 45 bodies at clandestine burial sites in Mexico, with an estimated 30 cadavers found in one spot in the…
Continue ReadingYuma mayor signs emergency declaration due to migrant influx
Mayor Doug Nicholls signed an emergency proclamation Tuesday and declared there is an imminent threat due to the release of migrants in the Yuma…
Continue ReadingCBP: 239 pounds of marijuana found in empty railroad car
Officers at the Calexico downtown port of entry seized 239 pounds of marijuana concealed inside an empty railroad car Tuesday, according to US…
Continue ReadingSuspect arrested in taxi carjacking at knife point
Calexico resident Raul Medina, 48, is behind bars for allegedly carjacking a taxi at knife point on Sunday night. Police said it started at Rockwood…
Continue ReadingResidents upset at Calexico gas station
A Calexico woman is taking legal action against a local gas station. The AMPM gas station on Kloke Road in Calexico refused to give Rosa Hernandez…
Continue ReadingYRMC lifts flu-season visitor restrictions
Yuma Regional Medical Center lifted its flu-season visitor restrictions Tuesday. YRMC officials said people under the age of 16 are are now permitted…
Continue ReadingImperial County Humane Society combats feral crisis
The United States Humane Society estimates 50 million feral cats live in the U.S. It’s a crisis affecting communities nation wide. The Imperial…
Continue ReadingLocal non-profits in Yuma hit breaking point with humanitarian aid
Local non-profits (NGO’s) in the area are hitting a breaking point due to the influx of migrants being released into the Yuma community. The…
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