Voters in the City of Yuma will decide this fall whether to fund a new public swimming pool through a proposed sales and use tax increase. Ballot Question 2A asks voters if the city can take on up to six million dollars in debt, with total repayment costs not exceeding nine and a half million dollars, to build, equip and operate a new pool. To pay for it, the city proposes a zero-point-seven-five percent sales and use tax, starting January first, 2026. The tax would end once

The case against 63-year-old Clifton Boggess in the death of Britani Meek is headed to trial.

NWS - COLD WEATHER ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 10 PM THIS EVENING TO 11 AM MST THURSDAY. Very cold wind chills as low as 25 below expected....

Another major retailer is coming to the area, as recently the Brush City Council approved a special use permit application for Tractor...

Yuma County Volunteers for Med D will again be offering Medicare Part D review appointments during open enrollment which is Oct 15 - Dec...