Come rain or come dust: Preparedness is key with monsoon season approaching
When six inches of water in the desert isn’t a miracle, it’s a flood. When the winds in June start picking up from the south, and the desert shifts into
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When six inches of water in the desert isn’t a miracle, it’s a flood. When the winds in June start picking up from the south, and the desert shifts into
New facility will take patients with learning disabilities away from a noisy waiting room area in the Emergency Department and help them to be calm and relaxed ...
News 11's April Hettinger examines the benefits of testing during a minimal-vaccine time YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) - Yuma County held another saliva test Saturday to pinpoint the coronavirus and help minimize the spread. Cars were rolling in, testing those ages 5 and older. Since vaccines are few and far between, frequent testing is critical to avoid the spread of coronavirus until we are certain that everyone is vaccinated. Tony Badilla, director of emergency management for Yuma County says this saliva test may be the most critical since many are struggling for a vaccine appointment. "As you ...
The Foothills Parade of Lights kicks off this Friday The annual parade brings hundreds of spectators to the Foothills area YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) - It's been a Foothills tradition for more than three decades. What started as just a few dune buggies, has grown to more than a hundred vehicles. On Friday, December 18, 2020, the Foothills Parade of Lights will kickoff. The three-day event starts with a parade down Foothills Boulevard and parades on both the RV parks on both North and South Frontage Roads. All three parades start at 6 p.m. at 46th Street and Foothills Boulevard. Drivers must a...