Local Hospice for Dogs Looking for Help
YUMA, Ariz. – Old Souls K9 Rescue and Retirement saves dogs in their dying days. Paula and Isaac Rivadeneira began old souls because they say these older dogs are the first to be put down at the...
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Border Patrol agents nab more than half a million dollars in Marijuana
YUMA, Ariz. – During two smuggling attempts Tuesday, Border Patrol agents seized $652,500 worth of marijuana and arrested one U.S. citizen attempting to smuggle two illegal immigrants around the...
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Arizona State University fighting against sexual violence around campus
YUMA, Ariz- ASU is fighting against sexual violence around campus. The university has launched a mandatory training on sexual assault awareness, which approximately 35,000 students have already...
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Yuma County Fair may be moving locations in the future
YUMA,- Ariz. Today the Yuma City Council approved for a study to be done to see if moving the County fair to a different location is a good idea. The study will cost $400,000 and half of the money has...
View ArticleYuma to expect many visitors for Labor Day Weekend
YUMA, Ariz.- The American Automobile Association says that over one million Arizona residents will travel out of town for their long Labor Day weekend. However Yuma is expected to get a decent amount...
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Law enforcement patrol the streets this Labor Day weekend
YUMA, Ariz- Labor Day weekend is right around the corner and that means it’s time to celebrate and have some fun. Sure we all like to enjoy our holidays and hang out with our family and friends…But...
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Twenty-seven San Luis High School students named AP Scholars
SAN LUIS, Ariz. – College Board named 27 San Luis High School students Advanced Placement Scholars based on their performance on the AP exams taken last spring. The scholars ranged in grades from 10th...
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CDPH issues warning not to eat cucumbers distributed by Andrew & Williamson...
SACRAMENTO – California Department of Public Health (CDPH) State Health Officer Dr. Karen Smith warned people Friday not to eat garden cucumbers imported from Mexico and distributed by Andrew &...
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Arizona and California rank top 10 for online fraud
YUMA, Ariz- Online shopping is convenient, easy, and quick. One Yuman said, “Saves time. I don’t have to go out and be in the hot looking for what I can get online.” Another online shopper said, “Ebay...
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Two in Yuma County treated for salmonella outbreak
YUMA, Ariz. – Andrew and Williamson Fresh Produce based out of San Diego voluntarily recalled their limited edition pole grown cucumbers this Labor Day weekend. The FDA approached the company with...
View ArticleWater plant improvements
WINTERHAVEN, Calif. – Improvements will be made to the water plant in Winterhaven starting today. The much needed project broke-ground this morning continuing the streak of improvements to the...
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Thousands affected by monsoon storm in Yuma County
UPDATE: 11 p.m. According to APS at pproximately 3 p.m. a severe monsoon storm blew through the Yuma area affecting service to approximately 8,000 customers. We are in the process of assessing damage...
View ArticleDPS TROOPER CHARGED FOR PULLING OUT GUN AT JIMMY DEES BAR
YUMA, Ariz. – On September 2nd charges were filed in Yuma Municipal court against DPS trooper Tyon Downing Senior according to court records. Downing is charged with two misdemeanors, one for...
View ArticleBig red barn remembers 9/11
YUMA. Ariz,- Big Red Barn is teaching their young students about what it means to be an American. Every day the students do the pledge of allegiance, but Wednesday morning they were in for a big...
View ArticleAPS helps residents without power
YUMA, Ariz. – Hundreds of residents in Yuma County are still without power, the weather is not cooperating, and lack of electricity means many residents will be left in the summer heat. Arizona Public...
View ArticleColorado River may have less water in the future
YUMA, Ariz.- Today the Colorado River forum was held today to talk about the possible future for water supplied to Yuma and other areas through the Colorado River. The study says that if not prevented,...
View ArticleBillion-dollar agriculture industry negatively impacted by heavy rain
YUMA, Ariz. – Parts of the Yuma Valley saw four to six inches of rain in just a few hours Tuesday night. “You probably won’t see something like this again in your lifetime. They’re calling this a one...
View ArticleSomerton recovering after heavy rain and flooding
SOMERTON, Ariz. – On Tuesday heavy storms raged across the desert southwest. One area that was hit much harder than others was Somerton. The national weather service says they received 4 to 6 inches in...
View ArticleYuma Fire Department displays flags for fallen Firefighters on 9/11
YUMA, Ariz.- It has been 14 years since 9/11 attacks in New York and Yuma Fire Department is paying special tribute for the firefighters who lost their lives that day. At Yuma Fire Department Station...
View ArticleSomerton residents cleaning up damage from historic storm
SOMERTON, Ariz. – Following Tuesday’s storm that struck the Desert Southwest many residents in Somerton, which was hit much harder than other areas, are trying to clean up the damage caused to their...
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