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Community members came together Monday for Yuma’s 38th Commemorative Martin Luther King Jr. march.
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Former law enforcement officer running for seat on Yuma City Council. Three seats will be on the Aug. 4 ballot but only Deputy Mayor Carol Smith running for reelection.
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Gov. Katie Hobbs rolled out her fourth executive budget proposal Friday with a spending plan that focused on bread and butter affordability issues she believes are critical for helping Arizonans -- and to help the Democrat to win a second term.
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AWC TRIO Director Michelle Thomas provides a positive update on the program's funding.
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A tragic accident at Gowan Milling earlier this month resulted in the death of 57-year-old Jose Fernando Partida.
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Republican lawmakers pushed through a $440 million package of tax cuts Thursday that is likely headed for a certain veto by Gov. Katie Hobbs who has her own $250 million plan. Rep. Mariana Sandoval's district includes part of Yuma County.
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Arizona lawmakers are moving in a bipartisan fashion to restrict the ability of corporations and investors to buy up single-family homes in Arizona in a bid to make housing more affordable for individuals. Kupper's district includes part of Yuma.
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The San Luis City Council approved several ordinances Wednesday night, including Ordinance 476, which adds Drunk and Disorderly Conduct to city code.
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Scholarship applications have opened for the 2026-2027 academic year. Learn more about opportunities for Yuma and La Paz students.
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A total of 307 flu cases had been reported in Yuma County.
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The Sunrise Optimist Club of Yuma is holding its annual essay contests for individuals under the age of 19. Participants can still apply through Thursday, Jan. 15.
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Federal transit dollars require a dollar-for-dollar match from local governments, money YCIPTA has been unable to secure.