Yuma, AZ News

• Yuma, AZ News
• Study: Stores overcharge sale prices
• State sued over AHCCCS copayments
• Law enforcement beefing up presence for holiday
• Cooler, windy weather ahead
• Glad grad (photo)
• Arizonans sue to block mortgage fund raid
• Yuma gets $400,000 to clean up contamination
• Memorial Day events to remember, honor fallen heroes
• Two released from custody
• 40th Lane garage fire (photos)
• Ex-Somerton officer pleads guilty to theft
• AWC gets grant renewal of $1.5 million
• Matador Soccer Camp 2012 begins June 11th
• San Luis council OKs rezoning for wind energy towers
• Arizona home prices up nearly 2.5 percent
• Rural/Metro recognizes firefighters for saving man from burning home
• Tri-Valley recognized by Arizona emergency bureau
• Red Cross helping Bard fire victim
• CNNMoney: Yuma to see 16.7 percent increase in home prices
• Man killed in single-vehicle rollover on freeway
• Border Patrol seizes marijuana backpacks
• Third councilman target of recall drive
• Thompson named associate superintendent
• Phoenix police: 'More questions than answers' in Liddle stabbing
• Rooftop welder (photo)
• Yuma graduations to be live online Friday
• Hawaii to give Bennett president’s birth info
• Gov. Brewer off to Europe to tout tax cuts
• Kofa SkillsUSA team headed for national contest
• IRC map challengers withdraw appeal
• Free online summer classes for high school students
• Helium shortage inflating Yuma prices
• Kofa student awarded ASU leadership scholarship
• County transfers shooting range ownership to state
• AWC Quartzsite Learning Center Honors First Graduate
• AWC Upward Bound Program Awarded Grant
• Bennett switches stance, endorses Romney
• U.S. Marine Corps top leaders visit MCAS Yuma, provide guidance
• Judge rules state can't cut funds for incontinence briefs
• IRC wants judge to throw out GOP efforts to void map
• San Luis Rio Colo., Son., residents protest border violence
• Air conditioning fire (photo)
• 2012-13 primary property tax rate to stay the same
• Money talks: Students get lessons in cash management
• Yuma observes national Emergency Medical Services week
• 3 injured in rollover crash on Highway 95
• Joe Harper wins council seat in San Luis
• Don't stop? (photo)
• Sentencing delayed after William Liddle stabbed in Phoenix
• Kofa grad on his way to U.S. Naval Academy in fall
• Chemistry Professor Scott Donnelly Appointed New Director of the Center for Teaching Effectiveness
• Yuma foster board seeking volunteers
• YPG on cutting edge of parachute testing
• Game and Fish: Leave baby birds alone
• Solar eclipse (photos)
• Yuma County's Most Wanted 05-21-12
• Stay cool this summer at Yuma’s pools
• San Luis Rio Colorado, Son., police chief shot and killed
• Airport Authority faces anger, lawsuits
• Robot speeds medication to YRMC patients
• Students learn to BeHumane
• Controlled burns are planned occurrence this time of year
• All-day kindergarten to resume in Somerton
• Arizona official pursues Obama birth issue
• Drive Safe to monitor 8th Street
• Somerton families fulfill homeownership dreams
• Supervisors set to adopt tentative budget
• Road Report 5-20-12
• Antelope graduates 55
• Gov. Brewer defends her pro-life stance
• Nonprofit crime hot line keeps witnesses anonymous
• Prosecutors seek 20 years for Liddle, 12 months for wife
• LULAC brings convention to San Luis on June 2
• MCAS firefighters train to set up decontamination site
• Yumans rally to get ‘Bully’ screened in Yuma
• Mayor’s face imposed on 'clown' billboard
• State agrees to more help for mentally ill
• Cash mob shops Main Street store
• Art Walk mural (photo)
• Crane musicians experience Disney studio magic
• 'Ring of Fire' eclipse visible from China to Texas - even in Yuma
• Yuma police break ground on eastside substation
• Yuma’s jobless rate jumps as summer approaches
• Woman who abducted daughter in 2008 turns self in to YPD
• Matador Softball signs 3 Yuma-area softball stars for 2012-13
• AWC Professor Selected for National Endowment Participating in Humanities Workshop
• Yuma council urged to refuse federal funds
• Brewer OKs state vouchers for private schools
• Fire restrictions along river begin Friday
• Legion sending 35 to Boys/Girls State
• Yuma Fire Department earns top EMS ranking
• Harper leads in San Luis council race
• Reduced to rubble
• Somerton flips the switch on solar project
• Olingende becomes a Lady Colonial
• AWC Art Students Receive Accolades
• Peace officers memorial (photos)
• Arizona economists predict end to financial crisis
• Home rebate affidavit repealed
• Yuma food bank awarded $50,000
• 4th Avenue, Avenue 3E bridge projects move forward
• Yuma County tax rate won’t be raised
• Crane staff pay raises approved
• ‘Horrific’ house to be demolished
• Shooting suspect charged with several crimes
• Community invited to Yuma’s first ‘cash mob’ on Thursday
• Pay increases set for Yuma District 1
• Mules sighted at Old West saloon (photos)
• Law Enforcement Training Academy Commencement Ceremony
• Two AWC grads put their education toward thriving business
• Brewer signs bill to limit elections
• San Luis PD establishes new phone line for public
• Most Dist. 1 taxpayers to see rate hike
• Yuma council votes to censure Mayor Krieger
• Brewer vetoes legislation to demand title for federal lands
• Yuma FFA student earns top state awards
• Jamaican who falsely claimed to be U.S. citizen sentenced
• Bystanders credited with saving child from drowning
• San Luis rocket team falls short in national competition
• Yuma soldier only two months into deployment when killed
• Sex offender has new address
• Let it rain (photos)
• Military police by day, mechanic by night
• YPG an annual destination for Canadians
• Court OKs family to sue Australian plane company
• Soldier killed in Afghanistan was Yuma native
• Firm not giving up on plans for solar plant in San Luis
• United Way beats goal in managing free tax program
• Yuma City Council to hear about CIP this week
• Yuma athlete breaks weightlifting records in Mesa contest
• Workshop offers counseling for people at risk of foreclosure
• Reyes seeks new term as county supervisor
• Yuma County's Most Wanted 05-14-12
• Mom, baby who had rare transplant doing well
• Yuma Marine keeps Afghan trailers rolling
• Comings and Goings: Apartment complexes, athletic fields
• San Luis voters to fill council seat in Tuesday runoff election
• VFW gives much-needed funds to east county schools
• School Glance 5-13-12
• Ghost hunters search home as part of Yuma gathering
• San Luis painting earns congressional award
• Border agents rescue three from All American Canal
• YRMC foundation kicks off annual drive for school supplies
• Two Yuma men shot to death Friday night
• Property taxes on District 1 agenda
• Yuma wetlands’ state funding could dry up
• Capping it off (photos)
• Mobile home parks violations persist
• Governor signs tax cut package
• Fourth-graders selected to go on honors trip
• Brewer OKs bill limiting contraception coverage
• Haws sworn in as newest Yuma Superior Court judge
• Shooting suspect forcibly removed from court
• San Luis officers will no longer 'write' tickets
• Postal carriers’ food drive Saturday
• Correction: Grijalva amendment
• Rich finds new home at McNeese State
• Taynton becomes a Mustang
• San Luis loses another police chief
• Plan OK’d to make state workers ‘at-will’ employees
• Shooting suspect in custody after standoff with Yuma police
• Another suspect in baseball bat murder charged
• Attorney to report on mayoral investigation
• Mother, daughter to share AWC graduation
• Case dismissed against former Yuma police sergeant
• Yuman sentenced in meth case
• Meth found during traffic stop
• Suspect in baseball bat killing arrested in Mexico, YCSO says
• Lenz heads to the Pac-12
• Oliveira heads to Southeastern Oklahoma
• YUHSD employee pay package OK’d
• Energy towers proposal in San Luis gets initial OK from council
• Age limit for booster seats expanded
• Rancher must pay damages to crossers
• Swinging good time (photo)
• Police seek public’s help in locating shooting suspect
• Slight increase due in Crane teacher pay
• Students taken to hospital after being exposed to a fire extinguisher discharge
• Cibola superheroes luncheon (photos)
• Roadside shop must have itinerant license
• Crane district exploring interest in public charter school
• Parking for AWC/NAU-Yuma 2012 Commencement
• State AG to defend housing fund raid
• San Luis man admits smuggling heroin
• Minivan hits pole (photo)
• Another held in baseball bat murder; 3 still sought
• AEA acquires another former Ruiz property
• Sheriff candidate says agency needs cleanup
• Downburst knocks out 18 power lines
• Yuma police seek suspect in morning shooting
• New AWC course developed by County employee, Coalition
• AWC/NAU-Yuma 2012 Commencement
• Brewer inks ‘conservative’ state budget
• Somerton band and choir strike the right note
• YUHSD meeting moves to city hall
• Supervisors may consider tax rate increase
• County seeking new site to bury indigent
• AWC, NAU-Yuma offer commencement viewing options
• NAU-Yuma gets $2 million for education master’s programs
• San Luis CBP officers seize almost $400,000 in cocaine, methamphetamine
• Legislative roundup 5-8-12
• Rural/Metro responds to a pair of house fires, single vehicle rollover on weekend
• Wellton and Tacna firefighters respond to suspicious brush fires along Interstate
• Missing Yuma Marine found safe and back at air station
• Radisson guests welcomed by can-do employees
• Comings and Goings: Chipotle opens Wednesday
• AWC's Zepeda Awarded International Award
• Several Viewing Options For AWC's 2012 Commencement
• Rocketeers eye national competition
• Family goes from ‘zero’ to owning their dream home
• Legislative Roundup 5-7-12
• State park supporters launch drive to raise needed funds
• Carrying his cross, San Diego man lives life on faith
• Crane board to get budget update
• Russ Clark announces bid for Disctrict 3 supervisor
• Wind tower energy project on agenda for San Luis City Council next week
• Somerton Senior Center may have to absorb funding cuts
• AWC student to represent state at national cook-off
• Women's Expo a treat (photos)
• Moving up in the world (photos)
• MCAS Yuma says farewell to old Air Traffic Control Tower
• Legislative Roundup 5-6-12
• Yuma police seek suspect in car arson
• Planned Parenthood funding likely to face legal challenge
• Four students awarded scholarships by the City of Yuma Employees Association
• Ballot measure aims to protect military bases
• New youth center opens in downtown Yuma
• Road Report 5-6-12
• Goodwill job fair offering nearly 500 positions
• Drive Safe moves to 24th Street
• On the same ‘Paige’: Best friends share valedictorian honor at Kofa
• Pickels: New budget closes gap between expenses, revenues
• Murder charges filed against two suspects in baseball bat murder
• Partying with the stars (photos)
• Pavement work planned on I-8
• Yuman announces plans to run for U.S. Senate
• Economist predicts job growth for Arizona
• 'Rhyme Time' is top winner at Yuma County Science Expo
• 'Horrific' house ordered demolished
• Crash near Somerton sends two to YRMC
• Completion of colonia project celebrated
• Legislature ends session, OKs tax cuts
• Park player (photo)
• Road to Recovery drivers needed
• Sand and Gravel facelift (photo)
• Somerton women’s health fair Saturday
• Irrigation district residence hit by fire
• San Luis student wins Congressional Art Competition
• Convicted sex offender living in 10th Street area
• Charges filed against two AWC football players
• Second woman accused of protecting beating death suspect
• Councilman Sanchez named San Luis mayor
• Follow today's Matador Baseball Playoff Game via GameChanger!
• AWC Child Development Learning Lab Graduation
• Fluffy stuff (photo)
• GOP legislators OK map fight funds
• Yuman donates part of liver to her 1-year-old
• City contract part of local shopping effort
• Marijuana, suspected smugglers nabbed
• Suspects in baseball bat murder appear in court
• Local officials concerned over elections bill
• Bill would increase firing power of governor, department heads
• Yuma a Playful City for sixth straight year
• AEA improves, still struggling with bad debt
• Grantseeking Basics @ Main Library
• Latin Dance @ Heritage Library
• Qigong @ Heritage Library
• AWC/NAU-Yuma 2012 Commencement Week
• Aryca Arizaga Marron to present at AAFCS 103rd Annual Conference & Expo in June
• GOP legislators' budget disputed by Democrats
• Feds release report on September blackout
• YRMC welcomes first ‘e-baby’
• Three AWC football players arrested in armed robbery
• City moves closer to adopting curbside recycling
• YRMC’s e-records go live
• Yuma wins $50,000 to combat hunger
• Construction for F-35s on aggressive time frame
• Murder suspect's sister charged with single felony
• One suspect in baseball bat murder caught
• Grant to help renovate Cocopah homes
• OneBookAZ kids' author in Yuma Thursday
• School Glance 5-2-12
• Wii Days @ Wellton Library
• Mother's Day Craft @ Wellton Library
• English Classes @ Wellton Library
• Tertulias @ Wellton Library
• Mother's Day Craft @ Foothills Library
• Movies @ Foothills Library
• Teen Reading Contest @ San Luis Library
• Keehn named Region I Baseball Coach of the Year
• Mother and Daughter to Graduate Together
• AWC Culinary Arts student to represent Arizona in SkillsUSA Championships in June
• Scott named 2nd Team All-Region I & All-ACCAC
• Neal earns 1st Team All-Region I & All-ACCAC honors
• Ploesch earns All-Region I/All-ACCAC honors
• State may raid mortgage fraud funds
• Legislators vote to limit local elections
• Student sport fees raised
• Somerton school band to compete at Disneyland
• Attempted murder suspect arrested at port
• Wellton police recover Marine’s stolen vehicle, guns
• Yuma to get latest weather radar technology
• Yuma firefighters rescue two in swift-water distress
• Would-be San Luis council candidate as VP?
• Wellton police solve two commercial burglaries
• Injured pit bull abandoned at shelter
• Spring Concert
• YPD officer shoots aggressive dog
• Arizona foundation seeking teacher nominations
• McLendon steps down from Board of Regents
• New Yuma regent wants education affordable
• City council to hear about recycling
• Too short for Army, horse rides high with Yuma posse
• CASA presents child advocate awards
• Most Wanted 4-30-12
• Siblings biking cross country for diabetes research
• San Luis council continues to oppose solar plant project
• Property assessments on private homes decrease 10 percent
• Fill the boot (photo)
• Project Drive Safe moving to 16th Street
• Relay for Life encourages those affected by cancer
• No new information in possible missing child case
• Recycling program can help Somerton contain trash collection fees: mayor
• 3 area assistant principals chosen for Rodel program
• Mexican Consulate seeking guest workers it says are owed back wages
• Road Report 4-29-12
• Gwenyth Ham closing (photos)
• Border Patrol agents arrest sex offender
• Sex offender registers as transient
• Parents charged in teen’s beating
• Court orders in Arizona Market Place stay in effect
• YPD probes possible abduction of girl
• UA Alumni Club awards scholarships
• Yuma Panthers baseball to skip summer in Yuma
• FBI offering reward for information on bank robber
• ICSO patrol vehicles get new audio, video equipment
• Pancrazi-Moreno announces bid for treasurer seat
• Community joins hands to dedicate new family shelter
• Suspect’s sister arrested in baseball bat killing case
• Parents of slain girl campaigned for victims' rights
• Big trucks may fatten Yuma coffers
• YMPO to end county payroll services
• Law would limit health services by Planned Parenthood
• Pickup catches fire on I-8 near Wellton
• School Glance 4-26-12
• San Luis student advances to national competition
• Citizenship fair Saturday in Somerton
• Port authority seeks partner in marketing its land
• Teen Movies @ Main Library
• Matador Sports Network broadcasts baseball for 4th straight year Saturday
• ‘Interim' removed from Keehn's head coaching title
• Man sought for questioning in Yuma murder
• YUHSD to hold special-ed transition fair
• Cocaine seized in two incidents
• Car chase ends in marijuana bust
• Parents accused of assault with extension cord
• Hundreds gather outside court for lively protests
• High court looking favorably on part of SB 1070
• Yuma law officers carry Special Olympics torch
• Bank in Foothills robbed at gunpoint, suspect being sought
• Second suspect sought in murder case
• City adds 3 minivans to hybrid test fleet
• Teacher of Year’s style is ‘from the heart’
• Hospice Compassus earns top workplace award
• San Luis mayor resigns to run for state House
• Area transit workers vote to unionize
• Giss Parkway rollover (photo)
• Author defends SB 1070 at U.S. Senate hearing
• Judge denies Rhonda Liddle’s motion for mistrial
• Body ID'd; case turns to homicide
• Chop shop suspects charged
• Lower temps, possible hail arriving
• Don’t forget to vote for Yuma's food bank
• Kids Author Conrad Storad @ Main Library
• Spring Concert: the Choirs of AWC to Perform “of Love”
• Yuma transit workers to vote on unionizing
• A bloomin' beauty (photos)
• School Glance 4-24-12
• Local preference veto riles Yuma officials
• Vintage display at Yuma airport (photos)
• Child starts fire that destroys mattress at home
• BP agents seize meth, pot
• Sex offender has new address
• Body found investigated as suspicious death
• Two motorcyclists injured in weekend accidents
• YCSO seeking suspect in murder case
• Adult Literacy Plus to hold open house
• County offering free flu shots, screenings Wednesday
• Cinco de Mayo @ Yuma County Libraries
• Benito Juarez Film @ Somerton Library
• Neal named ACCAC Division I Baseball Pitcher of the Week for 2nd time
• Orchestral Classics at Historic Yuma Theater
• Over 250 Area High School Students Find Their Future
• New, effective handwriting curriculum at Desert Mesa
• Local resident will walk and ‘shake for a cure’
• San Luis police to hold inaugural citizens academy
• Starbucks employees to serve up community service
• Couple move into solar home in San Luis, Ariz.
• Legal profs see uphill battle for SB 1070 in high court
• Legislative Voting Roundup 4-23-12
• Remote-controlled car raceway detoured awhile
• Serving up courses (photos)
• ARTbeat draws artists, community together
• Report: Southwest border security is at point of ‘diminishing returns’
• Legislative Roundup
• Widows of killed Border Patorl agents start nonprofit
• Police departments accepting expired meds from the public
• FEMA rules have homeowners up in the air
• Victim Services helped woman with expenses, justice system
• YUHSD students have chance to take ACT for free
• Project Drive Safe moves to 1st Avenue
• Bengie Molina (photo)
• Yuma man dies in accident near Avenue A, County 14th
• Workshops of child learning offered to the public
• Two injured in three-car collision Friday
• Celebration to mark closing of Gwyneth Ham School
• Gadsden band members gather funds for trip 'across the pond'
• Theft will not deter Z Fun Factory, owner says
• Yuma County’s ‘Mr. Transportation’ dies
• Supreme Court brushes Brewer’s argument aside in IRC case
• YPG delivers improvements in vehicles, weapons to soldiers
• Yuma films featured in festival
• Free Comic Book Day for Teens @ Yuma County Libraries
• Duplo Club @ Main Library
• Mother's Day Craft @ Main Library
• Cyclist ticketed in collision with trash truck
• Chop shop suspects appear in court
• Bill would make enforcing anti-terrorism law a crime
• Yuma County jobless rate inches up
• House expands list for contraceptives refusal
• Professor awards namesake scholarship
• Wildfire near 4E (photo)
• Contest held to rename YCAT
• Cinco de Mayo @ Foothills Library
• English for Adults @ Foothills Library
• Matador Softball hits the Matador Sports Network airwaves this Saturday
• Ballet and Strings at Sunset
• Booster seat bill called 'nanny state'
• City to apply for grant to extend bikeways
• Stalled health bill could cost county
• Food service savings reported for YUHSD
• Truck fire on Winsor (photo)
• Vehicle hits cyclist (photo)
• YRMC staffing changes include layoffs
• City taking steps to clean up ‘horrific’ house
• Boat runs aground (photo)
• Stolen vehicle leads to ‘chop shop’ bust
• Governor nixes guns in public buildings
• UP awards $40,000 to Yuma nonprofits
• Civic Light Orchestra at Yuma's Main Squeeze
• Yesenia Melendez Receives Steven P. Lund Presidential Teacher of the Year Scholarship
• Nap time is over (photo)
• Brewer issues budget ultimatum
• Astronomers, advertisers ink billboards deal
• Court rules OK to require ID at polls
• Paint on the dashed line (photo)
• Yuma Realtor featured in Parade’s ‘What People Earn’
• Week of Young Child spotlighted Saturday
• Yuma skies, sites to fill with military aircraft
• Vendors happy with court order removing previous owner
• HSOY sees an increase in parvovirus cases
• Runaway girl returns home to family
• Int'l Tai Chi and QiGong Day @ Foothills Library
• eBook Survey
• Honors Recognizes Graduates
• Arizona already has 'stand your ground' law
• Arizonans may get chance to vote on state 'sovereignty'
• AWC students recognized for top math scores
• HSOY in online contest for prizes
• Program updates on YUHSD agenda
• Colonia project earns award for Yuma County
• Higher budget predicted for San Luis
• Family seek runaway daughter
• Heads up! (photo)
• Four injured in Saturday night accident
• Legislative Vote Roundup 4-17-12
• Gift of life: Yuma donor families thanked
• Dia del Niño/Book Day Festival @ San Luis Library
• Teddy Bear Picnic @ Somerton Library
• Astronomy Day @ Foothills Library
• Genealogy Class @ Foothills Library
• Soil Solarization @ Main Library
• Campus, community invited to AWC Spring Student Showcase
• Colorado River Tea Party sets forum for tax day
• Yuman speaks at Harvard about tea party
• United Way receives $8,000 from GM
• Yuma Bar makes donation in memory of slain attorney
• GM donates hybrid truck to AWC
• Somerton to work on southside streets
• Former Yuma pilot an award-winning author
• Council reaping results of travel motion
• Most Wanted 4-16-12
• San Luis rocketeers advance to national finals
• Legislative Vote Report 4-16-12
• Taco field day (photos)
• Yuma High registration Tuesday and Thursday
• Somerton offers business expo
• Legislative Roundup
• Yuma teachers take part in Saturday Grade-In
• Middle schoolers look to stock food bank's shelves
• Road Report 4-15-12
• Drive Safe moves to 4th Avenue
• Camp to teach young girls about firefighting gets under way
• Amberly’s Place encourages residents to speak out for abused children
• Yuma High student named Boys and Girls Clubs' Youth of the Year
• Charges filed against man arrested in robbery of Yuma convenience store
• Controversial sign at Arizona Market Place goes dark
• KSWT returns as DirectTV and Pappas reach agreement
• City of Yuma plane lifts off to final perch
• Two Yuma businesses receive rural grants
• Foothills man who threatened wife with weapon subdued with stun gun
• Show comes to Yuma to buy coins, collectibles
• Corrections: City of Yuma airplane
• Gadsden associate superintendent honored by Mexican consulate
• Phoenix Art Exhibit Showcases AWC Talents
• 3-vehicle crash sends 2 to hospital
• Agents seize 225 pounds of pot
• Contraceptives ban bill resurrected
• Sun photographer's Osprey ride of a lifetime
• Public safety dispatchers the lifeline of 911 community
• YPD patrol cruiser crash still under investigation
• Gun legislation to get another shot
• Brewer signs law limiting window for abortions
• APS introduces new manager
• Festival to offer housing info Saturday
• The science of sustaining (photos)
• Man arrested in armed robbery of Yuma convenience store
• AWC's Automotive Department Receives Hybrid Vehicle
• Spanish 201 distance learning via Adobe Connect
• State Rep. Patterson resigns
• Lawmakers seek to nix tax on Web goods
• Dredging continues (photo)
• Feds agree to settlement that includes Quechan
• YRMC’s electronic health records go live May 1
• At the other end of the 911 call ...
• Tubular, dude! (photo)
• Private plane fatality was Harrier pilot
• High test scores earn chance for gifted summer classes
• Hop on the strawberry bandwagon and buy locally
• KSWT still off DirecTV after failing to reach agreement
• Break the Silence
• Celebrate AWC's Math League Students
• Olingende earns NJCAA All-American honors
• Medford named NJCAA 2nd Team All-American
• Salvation Army reviving former site
• Zoning panel backs energy towers
• Traffic crash involves YPD vehicle
• Power outage in northwest Yuma
• River walk (photos)
• Crane to see bump in funds for next year
• House OKs abortion ban at 20 weeks
• Yuma food bank in contest for $1 million from Walmart
• Neighbor jumps fence to rescue pups
• Yuma man charged in unprovoked knife attack
• Armored truck overturns in San Luis
• Sex offender has new address
• Local Marine killed in Salinas plane crash
• AWC Glance 4-11-12
• Legislative Vote Roundup 4-11-12
• Engine skills earn $20,000 scholarship
• Qigong @ Foothills Library
• AZ State Retirement System Presentation @ Main Library
• AWC Continues Annual Earth Day Tradition
• Spring Writing Institute Offered
• Canadian soldiers assault mock village at YPG
• Vacation, technology policies eyed by District 1
• Stove fire damages Somerton home
• Somerton sells lot to housing corporation
• Farm tank rolls, spills fuel
• Gradual rebound forecast for Arizona population
• Feds OK Yuma's split congressional districts
• Two charged in youth soccer theft case
• Pallet fire extinguished (photo)
• Ruiz sentenced to 24 months in prison
• Legislative Vote Roundup 4-10-12
• Comings and Goings: Building continues on VA clinic, animal shelter
• Eco-crafts @ San Luis Library
• Proposal Writing Basics @ Main Library
• Morales earns ACCAC Division I Baseball Pitcher of the Week honors
• AWC Music Program's Student Recital on May 5th
• The Law of Agreement Presentation
• Three awarded county fair scholarships
• Legislative Vote Roundup 4-9-12
• Anti-mortar system tested at YPG
• United Way offering free books for Yuma County kids
• Most Wanted 4-9-12
• Hearing set for union complaint against grocery chain
• Whether to discuss student suspension on Crane agenda
• City almost ready to start on Avenue 3E bridge project
• Past Teachers of Year to be part of ceremony
• 7 injured in military helicopter mishap in Arizona
• Govt claims Ruiz responsible for $4.75M in losses
• Yuma's Easter task: Finding an art bucket
• Drive Safe to monitor 32nd Street
• Legislative Roundup
• Colorado River flow expected to be down in 2012
• Telephone buddies: An ever growing friendship
• Passover celebrated (photos)
• District 1 to look at vacation policy
• Border Patrol seizes 200 pounds of marijuana; arrests two suspected drug smugglers
• Feds OK $400 million deal to help uninsured Arizona children
• Quilt fundraiser brings in $3,000 for Amberly’s Place
• Sen. Shooter will move to Republican-leaning district
• Possible closure of MCAS called purely ‘speculative’
• Charges filed against two suspects arrested in drive-by shooting
• Yuma man arrested in unprovoked knife attack
• Governor signs victims rights bill, making it law
• Yuma hosts first flight for new electronic warfare system
• Judge: Charter cities retain right on how to run elections
• Teens invited to showcase culinary skills at cook-off
• New emergency department still a couple of years away
• Kidz Craft @ Foothills Library
• Anti-contraceptives bill may be aborted
• Suspect arrested in hit-and-run fatality
• MAG-13 Marines keep track of gear, equipment
• Playground getting more playful (photos)
• Anti-contraceptive legislators sent knitted 'uterus'
• Rep says highway threatens U.S. sovereignty
• Ethics head may not hold hearing on expel vote
• Youth soccer members arrested on suspicion of theft
• Culinary students to host community dinners
• Special needs visitors get own time at fair
• Council adopts measures to control its travel budget
• Online harassment bill called too broad
• Centennial quilt visiting Yuma
• Brewer vetoes expansion of voucher funds
• Council awards bids for new police substation
• Demo derby destruction (photo)
• Two-vehicle wreck (photo)
• Fire destroys Wellton home
• Award-winning teacher learns from other nations
• YPD releases names of those arrested in drive-by shooting
• Firm proposes first-of-kind electricity towers in San Luis
• Yuma man killed in apartment fire
• Contemporary Film and Latin-American Literature Series @ San Luis Library
• Mayor escorted from council session
• City sign enforcement eyed
• Yuma County Fair ‘stirrups’ some fun on opening day
• GOP blocks effort to oust Patterson
• Occupy Yuma hosting homeowners seminar
• New system to resolve stinky manhole
• 100-acre brush fire mostly contained
• Auction will carry on Yuma artist's mission
• Hit-and-run fatality identified
• County awards $1.7 million contract for East County Facility
• Solar project planned at Foothills-area site
• Legislative Vote Roundup 4-4-12
• Sex offender, marijuana seized
• Zumba for Kids @ San Luis Library
• Fiddlers' Jam @ Foothills Library
• Culinary Arts Students Continue to Create Culinary Meals
• Brush fire burns east of Winterhaven
• Deal made that keeps Clean Elections fight off the ballot
• MCAS Yuma to get new F-35 auxiliary landing field
• Construction project temporarily closes portion of wetlands trail
• Water works (photo)
• IRS has $25 million for Arizonans from 2008
• Study proposes new I-8 interchange
• Nonprofit food sales lend flavor to fair
• Students take up fruit fly project
• Sex offender changes address
• Fair schedule for 4-3-12
• New! Job Help Hub @ Main Library
• Yuma’s Relay for Life top fundraiser in state
• Wait is finally over for first-time, 'real' 4-H’ers
• Most Wanted 4-2-12
• Two Yuma teams finish strong at regional robotics
• Marine brings soothing Pacific sounds to Yuma
• Smile means more for Miss San Luis
• Academy tries to make name for self in Somerton
• Yuma ranks No. 1! (as worst for singles)
• Honoring Cesar Chavez (photos)
• Woman makes final parachute jump
• MWSS 371 Marines earn their citizenship in Afghanistan
• Legislative Roundup
• Legion 19 Easter egg hunt delight for kids
• Johnson concerned about 'unnecessary' city travel
• Vehicle that fled police later involved in accident
• For many, 4-H is a family affair
• Controversial travel budget back on city council agenda
• Guiding hands (photos)
• Man killed in Thursday night hit-and-run
• Supervisors to oppose changes to big game permits
• Legislative Vote Roundup 3-31-12
• Contractors want lower impact fees in south county
• Budget shortfall could close Picacho recreation area
• YFD gives tips to control bleeding
• ‘Point of No Return' relocated in San Luis
• Commercial booths vital part of Yuma fair
• Senators vote to limit city and county rules on ranch dogs
• Fair offers chance to share arts, crafts
• Teddy Bear Picnic @ Main Library
• Quilting Club @ Foothills Library
• Book Club @ Foothills Library
• Saturday's Matador Baseball doubleheader cancelled, ruled forfeit in AWC's favor
• 4th Avenue Chevron station robbed
• Heart of the matter (photo)
• Brewer chides states’ brief vs. Arizona immigration law
• Hospitals group drops lawsuit against state
• Audit points to flaws in planning group
• Contraceptives-ban backers to get another vote
• Festival organizers aim to spread word on fair housing
• Yuma’s jobless rate better in February
• House approves Amberly’s Place Bill
• Attorney: Law would dilute defendant’s rights
• Myers joins YRMC as chief medical officer
• Motorcyclist dies after losing control of his bike
• Celebrate National Library Week!
• Basic English for Adults @ Foothills Library
• AWCTheatre presents The Vagina Monologues
• Student overcomes obstacles, receives award
• Board OKs naming Kofa ballpark for Stout
• Sheriff Babeu brings congressional campaign to Yuma
• Rep. Jones' bid to help state parks blocked
• Senate nixes birth control coverage bill
• Brewer vetoes billboards bill
• Pot estimated at $293,000 seized
• Yuma man charged in Sunday burglary
• Midway full of fair fun
• Yuma police officer loses battle with cancer
• Schutt a picture of dedication to Corps for 35 years
• Yarn Over Yuma @ Foothills Library
• National Poetry Month @ Foothills Library
• Zumba @ Heritage Library
• AWCTheatre presents William Shakespeare's “Hamlet”
• Bill would require more effort for jobless aid
• Code Talker shares story at MCAS
• Legislative Glance 3-28-12
• Campus guns effort stalls
• Diversity Center sets open house for April 7
• City extending in-house food drive to community
• TRAX shifts 100 to on-call status
• Monkeys, magicians, musicians - something for all at Yuma County Fair
• Yuma Panthers 'divorce' Diamond Sports
• Fraud Prevention for Teens @ Main Library
• Computer Classes @ Main Library
• Write on the Edge @ Foothills Library
• AWC Student Based in Quartzsite Receives Scholarship
• Priority Registration Opens for AWC Spring Semester
• Religious schools plan Yuma fair
• Ethics probe of Tucson Democrat to continue
• Last-ditch push for candidate birth proof
• Wilkinson: Firm to investigate mayor suggested by attorneys
• Legislative Vote Roundup
• Agents seize abandoned marijuana
• Transit performance measures adopted
• Three suspects arrested in break-ins of hikers' cars
• Yuma police catch Sunday burglary suspect
• Controversial contraceptives bill revived
• Math talent adds up to MIT scholarship
• Lazy sailing day (photo)
• Kofa open house for eighth-graders Wednesday
• Ballpark name on YUHSD agenda
• Teen Movies @ Main Library
• Movies @ Foothills Library
• Defendants’ families question informant’s credibility
• Deployed ‘doc’ earns medal for life-saving deeds
• YPG enters new work year at highest pace ever
• To bee or not to bee: Tips if swarms approach
• Supervisor McCloud seeks re-election
• Aguirre receives Latina trailblazer award
• Camp to teach girls about firefighting
• Councils share cost of study to revise development fees
• Attorney Jim Clark announces for judge
• AWC Glance
• Burro buddies (photos)
• Judge dismisses claims that AHCCCS director acted improperly
• Cow crossing (photo)
• Cibola High orientation set for April 12
• Air traffic controllers keep Yuma airways safe
• Delay of AMMA creates problems
• San Luis teen places 11th at state spelling bee
• Prom season accoutrements can be found locally
• Yuma County Cooperative Extension prepping for budget cuts
• AWC solar project garners national award
• Border crossing adds extra lanes at San Luis
• Ferguson announces re-election bid
• U.S. reps key note GOP Lincoln Day Dinner at AWC
• Who’s the cutest baby in Yuma? Zaiden!
• Yuma physician Krishna named to Arizona Board of Regents
• AIMs testing is next week at county high schools
• 2 sex offenders have new addresses
• San Luis businesswoman to be summoned to court for violation of city regulations, city officials say
• Corrections: Photo caption, phone number
• Type O donors needed to prevent blood shortage
• Road up Telegraph Pass to be closed for repairs
• AZ Old Time Fiddlers @ Foothills Library
• Sew Much Fun @ Foothills Library
• Lego Club @ Main Library
• Bill would require drug test for jobless benefits
• State Senate bans abortions after 20 weeks
• Lawmakers refuse to crack down on drivers without insurance
• Judge throws out attempt to gag Clean Elections
• Alleged marijuana smuggler chased down in San Luis
• Border Patrol's Wellton station officially opened
• San Luis eighth-grader ready for state bee
• YPD arrest gang member following RV park search
• Feds oppose Liddle’s motion for mistrial
• Kress reverts to AEA in trustee sale
• 1940 Census Release Party @ Foothills Library
• AWC Solar Installation Wins National Award
• Scholarship Benefits Gadsden Math Program
• Lawmaker: If want abortion, must watch one
• Historic plane to soon hang at City Hall
• Water park progress (photo)
• Council, mayor travel budget again a heated subject
• Legislative Glance 3-22-12
• Students answer ‘Wouldn’t it be cool if...’
• City of San Luis launches annual spring cleanup
• Mother sought in Foothills abduction
• Abandoned marijuana totals 296 pounds
• DOJ approves Yuma County redistricting plan
• Most Wanted 3-22-12
• Yuma brothers facing attempted murder charges
• Mexican Consul in Yuma Examines the Rich Cultures of Mexico
• Redistricting panel gets $700,00
• Senate panel redefines ‘intersection’
• Reading gets a boost with Mesquite program
• Unoccupied trailer damaged by fire
• WTI to again conduct training exercise in city
• House leader yanks bill on repealing minimum wage
• MCAS Yuma working dog retires after a lifetime of service
• Yuma agents seize 407 pounds of pot
• Prenatal Classes @ Yuma County Libraries
• Celebration of Scholarships Recently Celebrated
• Cleaning up at City Hall (photo)
• Contraceptives coverage bill being reworked
• AWC student named Silver Scholar
• 1 incumbent, 2 newcomers win San Luis seats
• Vehicles roll over in I-8 medians
• County favors nonprofits for block grant funds
• YPD investigates robbery at Ramada
• Report: January sales taxes up for city, state
• YC grad returns to spread texting safety
• Yuma man arrested in weekend shooting
• Cibola plant sale set for Saturday
• Dateland/Roll Libraries Closed for Spring Break
• Tuesday's Matador Softball doubleheader postponed
• Pulitzer Prize Winning Chicano Photojournalist to Present Historic Latino Photos
• National Cesar Chavez Blood Drive
• Neenora Khibeir Named
• Breaking ground for airplane (photos)
• Arizona among 13 states ‘hostile’ to abortion rights
• Osprey squadron trains on new defensive weapon system
• Yuma attorneys restore vintage cop car
• San Luis Community Fund grows
• Somerton renews kennel contract with HSOY
• Yuma High student earns full-tuition scholarship
• Yuma council scheduled to adopt lower development fees
• Motorcycle accident (photos)
• Phoenix lawyer to lead inquiry into Patterson
• IRC commissioner delays filing if threatened lawsuit
• MCAS airshow wows crowd
• Bill would limit cities’, citizens’ rights to initiative, referendum, recall
• Federal courts in Arizona face crushing caseload
• Road Report 3-18-12
• BLM wild horse, burro adoption next weekend
• Drive Safe moves to 16th Street
• Animal control issues up at board of sups meeting
• Tractor accident sends 2 to hospital
• Eastbound Sentinel rest area temporarily closed for repairs
• Report: Arizona’s very poor face very hard time finding affordable housing
• Weather not expected to hinder airshow
• Senator Wash wildfire almost completely contained
• Correction: Kofa ballpark
• Special needs students get sneak peek at Yuma Airshow
• Man suspected of luring teens appears in court
• Sew & Go @ Main Library
• Tax Presentation (Spanish) @ Main Library
• Proposed law would make federal officers notify sheriffs
• IRC attorneys to sue for state funds
• Senator: Christian group killed anti-bullying bill
• Woman, son escape Yuma garage fire
• AWC Events Glance 3-16-12
• UPDATE: Police say they have arrested suspect in attempted kidnappings
• Appeal filed in lawsuit dismissal vs. AEA
• Government given extension in Rhonda Liddle case
• Tropic extreme puts MRAP through its paces
• Sheriff’s office warns about debit card scam
• YC grad chosen for U.N. conference
• Cactus 101 @ Main Library
• AN EVENING OF TRANSFORMATIONAL HEALING MUSIC
• Grijalva sees bright future at Dateland solar plant
• Renaming of field urged in honor of Dean Stout
• San Luis school honored for academic program
• Border warning bill pulled
• Asurion to hire 200 customer service reps in Yuma
• One incumbent maintains lead in San Luis
• Partial street closures for air show begin Thursday
• Grijalva presents Gadsden band with Congressional Record
• Man dies from injuries in Tuesday crash
• Computer Basics (Spanish) @ Foothills Library
• Culinary Arts Students Offer Diverse Culinary Meals
• An Evening of Virtuosic Piano Music
• Gloria Torres leads in early ballots tally in San Luis
• Crane revising classroom Internet do’s and don’ts
• State ethics panel OKs outside counsel
• C-SPAN Campaign 2012 bus stops in Yuma
• Several injured in rash of crashes in Yuma County
• Border agents seize $92,000 in cash
• Guardianship options are session’s topic
• District 1 notes Teacher of Year nominees
• Former BP agent sentenced for trafficking
• 'Big shot' entertains at Yuma ag summit
• Playground's fifth anniversary to be celebrated
• Honors and PTK are having a Spring Native Plant Sale
• Bill would OK refusal of contraceptives coverage
• Panel OKs political T-shirts at polls
• Ground broken for new Fire Station 1
• Sex offender has new address
• Sentencing for Ruiz continued until April 9 in AEA fraud case
• Students show off math skills as state Rubik's champions
• Young volunteer earns president’s award
• Egeberg seeks re-election
• LDS youths take on projects at Crossroads Mission
• Ready Now to be updated at YUHSD meeting
• School District 1 updates plans to close Gwyneth Ham
• State Rep. Patterson removed from committees
• Yuma Police Department offering Hispanic citizens academy
• Arizona among best for youth tobacco prevention
• YPG’s new chaplain has long years of experience
• New city commission involves Somerton youths
• St. Francis School walkathon (photos)
• Area groups plan Chavez celebration
• Crane board meets Tuesday
• BLM names river district manager
• Rookie robotics team headed for competition
• Yuma youth center due in May
• Road Report 3-11-12
• Food safety a priority for Yuma area growers
• Airshow road, parking closures finalized
• Subcommittee passes victims rights bill
• Prosecutor will fight Patterson’s effort to delay court proceedings
• Yuma County students compete at state FFA contest
• HSOY holding Bow-Wow Luau to raise funds
• District 1 to discuss financial reports, Gwyneth Ham closing
• Poll opens at 6 a.m. Tuesday for San Luis primary
• 10 compete for seats Tuesday in San Luis City Council races
• Drive Safe moves to 4th Avenue
• Attempt to revive voter-approved Heritage Fund stalled in House
• Yuma area a ‘realistic’ training ground for Royal Air Force
• Shaving our teacher (photos)
• Game and Fish adds blood-alcohol testing gear to DUI patrols
• AWC Glance 3-11-12
• Cocaine discovered in bags at Yuma train station
• Agents seize $68,000 in cash, contraband in checkpoint busts
• Breast cancer awareness is theme of Campesinos campaign in May
• Somerton gets $2 million loan for solar power project at water plant
• Ruiz seeks to avoid serving prison time
• Fraud Prevention for Seniors @ Main Library
• Making canines into explosive detection experts
• Miss Yuma County putting on talent show
• Homes sought for law students participating in internship program
• Rhonda Liddle's attorney files motion for mistrial
• Correction
• “Living with Diabetes” @ Main Library
• "Successful Eclectic Interiors" @ Main Library
• Who will the Matadors play in the District I Finals?
• Lawmakers want to repeal tax rule
• Senate kills bill aimed at Amazon.com
• Senate votes to give more money to ASU, NAU
• Yuma’s jobless rate drops in January
• Ag summit draws record crowd
• Buffett challenges farmers to do better
• Contraband seized at I-10 checkpoint
• Breast cancer screening for women under 50
• Firefighters respond to strip mall for report of smoke
• Presidential primary ballots officially canvassed
• Cibola choir concert series next week
• CSPAN Bus Tour Stops at AWC
• The Yuma String Ensemble Celebrates St. Patrick's Day
• Senators aim for Amazon.com taxes
• Emergency 911 expands to cell phones
• Grijalva hosts grants workshops in San Luis
• Foundation helps expand School Health Care Program
• Council adopts rooster ban over mayor’s objections
• Field demonstrations (photos)
• YMPO amends its employee leave policy
• Fundraiser basket filled with healthy choices
• Yuma agents seize $62K, guns, ammo
• Widows of agents killed in train collision sue
• C-SPAN Bus @ Yuma County Libraries
• AWC Jazz Ensemble Features Local Vocalist
• Brewer brushes off Obama birth debate
• 32nd Street, fairgrounds may be restricted during air show
• Meth reported found in truck’s tailgate
• Catholic diocese has new communications director
• UFO hunters point to YPG image
• Grass fire (photo)
• Panel OKs disputed redistricting funds
• I-8 lane closed by truck fire
• Public can apply for passports Saturday
• Suspect in high-speed Yuma chase wanted in Phoenix murder
• Imperial Wildlife Refuge @ Wellton Library
• Genealogy @ Foothills Library
• Qigong @ Foothills Library
• Computer Classes @ Foothills Library
• Book Club @ Foothills Library
• Sew Much Fun @ Foothills Library
• AWC Student to Learn Spring Break Safety
• AWC Pep Band Spring Concert
• Arizona House drops texting ban
• GOP legislators want voters to repeal state’s minimum wage
• County recorder announces re-election bid
• Somerton celebration extended to two days
• Dusty winds due Tuesday, Wednesday
• 2 more of 10 San Luis candidates interviewed
• Recruiter changed Sgt. Lozano’s life for better
• Field workers stung by bees near Somerton
• Zepeda sworn in as AWC board member
• Ruiz to be sentenced Monday for role in AEA fraud
• Project Elijah founder approaches new phase in life
• Peeps in Literature Contest @ Main Library
• Keep Healthy Yuma Going! @ Main Library
• Solar Get-Together @ Foothills Library
• Kidz Craft @ Foothills Library
• Family Movie @ Foothills Library
• Father Donates to Scholarship in Memory of Son
• AWC Chorale Concert
• Drive Safe moves to 4th Avenue this week
• Residents get long-sought street lights in San Luis neighborhood
• Most Wanted 3-5-12
• Council to give roosters the boot from city
• Forum to discuss Colorado River environmental projects
• A token per mile: Kids rewarded for walking, running
• Airport board adopts private vehicle policy
• San Luis begins using parking meters in downtown
• YUHSD feeling effects of previous budget cuts
• Rep. pulls plug on state university required tuition payments
• Library on wheels sharing digital books
• Q and A with San Luis City Council candidates
• IRS: Beware of identity theft and fraud
• Bill seeks to moderinize Heritage Areas Program
• Road Report 3-4-12
• San Luis students shoot for berth in national model rocket competition
• Road plan raises possible mayoral conflict issues
• Yuma’s government splits management of city, representation
• Voters will decide future tax hikes
• Sun reporter drives MATO car in parade
• House votes to OK legislation on illegal immigration border warnings
• Arizona Planned Parenthood chief: HB 2625 erodes women’s health rights
• Romney edges Santorum in county Republican primary
• Somerton liquor store robbed, suspect caught
• Children, seniors and east county residents to benefit from donation made by Cocopah Tribe
• Pregnancy center holding Walk for Life fundraiser
• Somerton Avenue slated for reconstruction
• Book Club @ Wellton Library
• Wii Days @ Wellton Library
• Teen Movies @ Wellton Library
• Sew In @ Wellton Library
• Discover Haiti @ Wellton Library
• Conversational Spanish @ Wellton Library
• Seuss Birthday Celebration @ San Luis Library
• Virtual Book Club @ Yuma County Libraries
• Hunger Games @ Yuma County Libraries
• Jeep vs. pole on Pacific Avenue
• Arpaio: Obama birth certificate a fraud
• Arizona House votes to allow birth control denial
• YPD arrests graffiti suspect
• Police offering ways to reduce auto thefts
• Tax dollars to Arizona schools lowest in 11 years
• Parking restriction could be put on Somerton Ave.
• Yuma FFAers move on to state competition
• MAG-13 room renamed for decorated veteran
• Feeling the pinch of rising gas prices
• No more ‘interim' for Harral
• Yuma, Parker Residents to Get More UA Access
• Marines mourn loss of Yuma pilot
• YUHSD discusses budget woes
• New air quality index for Yuma County
• Parachute perfect (photo and video)
• Judge axes SB 1070's limits on day laborers
• Baby son leaps into world on Feb. 29
• Transfer agreement brings new degree options to Yuma
• Full circle: Crooner’s son to to take MATO stage
• Motorcyclist killed in morning accident identified
• Laptop Labs @ Main Library
• NASA to drop parachutes over YPG
• Mitt Romney winner in Yuma County
• Senate OKs bill on religious protections
• Closed service Wednesday for Marine pilot
• Frisky Frisbee fun (photo)
• Legislative Glance 2-29-12
• Brothers arrested in ammo bust
• Carjacking suspect faces five felonies
• Gadsden band gets formal invitation from London
• Motorcyclist killed in morning accident in Yuma
• Body recovered from canal identified
• Yuma police identify two killed in Friday’s fatal collision
• Man struck, killed by train near Wellton
• AWC Students Place at Local SkillsUSA
• AWC Community Band Perform
• Nunes Companies: A family legacy in the making
• Legislators vote on several tax issues
• Third-graders take a Body Walk
• Arizona legislator won’t step down
• Parents could get say in low-rated schools
• BLM extends La Posa comment period
• YUHSD budget session Wednesday
• Four promoted to sergeant in San Luis
• New vote centers take center stage Tuesday
• Wellton reserve police officer dies unexpectedly at home
• Close the windows - it's going to be a windy day
• Man killed in ATV accident Sunday night
• Longomo earns ACCAC Freshman of the Year honors
• Olingende named ACCAC/Region I Player of the Year
• Lenz named 1st Team All-Region I & All-ACCAC
• Medford named ACCAC/Region I Freshman of the Year
• Annual AWC Jazz Festival
• County wants to develop renewable energy districts
• Yuma County’s Most Wanted
• Feds list two Arizona fish as endangered
• Hodges have deep roots in Yuma
• AWC Glance
• Organizer: Art buckets extending range this year
• Kofa student selected to attend D.C. conference
• TROTH organization holding reunion for counselors, campers
• Art in the Garden
• In flight (photos)
• MCAS clerk saw Marines parade through Kuwait
• Drive Safe moves to 14th Avenue
• Customs and Border Protection offering Citizens Academy
• Report: Laws don’t make illegal immigrants ‘self-deport’
• FamilyWize helps Yumans save cash on RX meds
• Perfect presentation (photos)
• For Marines, familiarity saves lives through MOPP
• Midnight at the Oasis next weekend
• Lego League reaches out with info meeting
• Workplace Excellence nominations deadline is Wednesday
• Pavement work planned for I-8
• Plant CEO: Yuma on verge of economic boom
• Mr. Prince Charming
• Road Report 2-26-12
• Correction: Park Events
• County and School District Tax Conference
• Agents seize meth at border, arrest Sonora woman
• High school, college students show off their skills
• Two killed in head-on collision on Gila Street
• Centennial Middle math team wins contest
• Civil Air Patrol shows off new home at airport
• Marine Corps releases names of 7 Marines killed
• Firefighters save man from burning trailer
• Interior Design-Tips on Accessorizing @ Main Library
• AIMS testing at YUHSD begins Tuesday
• 5th-graders head to college (photos)
• Report: Arizona home prices rising
• Senator wants Brewer’s testimony on SB 1070
• Man arrested in carjacking makes court appearance
• Longtime deputy Wilmot announces for sheriff
• YMPO supports transit hub for downtown
• Bond reduced in alleged beating of girlfriend’s twins
• Several programs offer free tax help in Yuma County
• Seven Marines killed in helicopter crash
• Teen Skype with Vic Mignogna @ Main Library
• Teen Movies @ Main Library
• “A Touch of Folk”
• State House panel votes for no free tuition
• Yumans say Romney, Santorum came out ahead in debate
• Cocopah police chief among 30 chosen for training
• Rinehart takes job at city as operations manager
• Man in custody after attempted carjacking
• Sex offender has new address
• Military chaplain taking spiritual care of Yuma sailors, Marines
• Haystack fire endangers church
• New Wellton courthouse moves forward
• Congressman Pastor visits namesake school
• Now announcing Yuma's Best 2011!
• Deputies recover body from canal
• Family Movie @ Main Library
• Lady Matadors back in NJCAA Top 10
• AWC Jazz Ensemble Performs
• Yuma man charged with felony in hit-and-run
• Former teacher indicted in money-misuse case
• Brewer to weigh GOP candidates at Arizona debate
• Fire spares Quartermaster Depot exhibit
• ADOT closing lane on I-8 to repair guardrail
• Committees approve state budget
• Gila Vista Junior High
 celebrates 60 years
• Arizona House votes to allow Bible class
• Yuma prosecutor chosen to fill Superior Court vacancy
• RC craft take flight Saturday
• Historian Andrew Masich @ Yuma County Libraries
• Digital Bookmobile @ Yuma County Libraries
• Computer Classes for Kids @ Main Library
• Family Game Nights @ Main Library
• Lawmakers' budget at odds with Brewer's
• Committee approves bill to limit tax audit window
• Arizona House votes to tighten primary ballot rules
• Santorum, Romney in dead heat ahead of Arizona debate
• Library offers literacy workshops
• JSF construction progresses at MCAS
• Mining company to lease Yuma site
• Proud parents look forward to air show
• Non-teaching Gadsden employees get one-time pay hike
• APS doubling electrical capacity at San Luis substation
• Winter visitors invited to Canadian Snowbird event
• Rivera returning to Wellton school board
• Tea party fundraiser to be held Wednesday
• Local choir groups get high marks
• Most Wanted 2-20-12
• Candidates compete for San Luis council
• Mariachi students to present concert
• Butterfield Trail revolutionized way mail made it across country
• YPD chief discusses some of his goals
• Organization secures loan for subdivision
• Matadors score game-winning goal (again) in ACCAC Men's Soccer All-Star Game
• Arizona sales tax for December called ‘disappointing’
• AWC Glance 2-19-12
• Streets to tell stories in North End walking tours
• Road Report 2-19-12
• Officers to watch 32nd Street in safety program
• Amberly's Place plans thrift store
• Supervisors to receive public feedback on new Wellton courthouse
• Amberly’s Place bill would protect victim advocates’ conversations
• Record number of tax delinquencies belie signs of economic recovery
• Program encourages seniors to ‘live larger’
• Somerton weighs uses for tax revenue
• APS donates $5,000 to high-school sciences program
• Court: Missing brake light not enough for traffic stop
• Gould sworn in to Arizona Court of Appeals
• School receives $200K grant
• Resident wonders why justice hasn’t been served
• HSOY seeks votes for grant contest
• Crossroads Mission cuts a deal with council to open new shelter
• Taking cover (photo)
• Yuma man arrested in weekend hit and run
• Court of Appeals throws out drunken driving case
• Marine remembered as a happy person who loved pingpong
• Backup plan eyed for state government officials
• Senate bill seen as weakening employee unions
• House approves Arizona tuition tax credit program
• AZ panel rejects online choice on public notices
• Sex offenders have new addresses in county
• Feds lift ban on cooked eggs from Mexico
• Cocopah receive federal transit grant
• Parade kicks off Hank Days on Saturday
• Poster contest drawing session Friday
• Computer Classes @ Main Library
• Friends of Foothills Library Statehood Celebration @ Foothills Library
• Cover to Cover @ Yuma County Libraries
• Seuss Birthday Party @ Main Library
• Zumba for Kids @ Main Library
• Sex offender changes address
• Student-Directed One-Act Plays
• Yuma sex offender has new address
• Yuma learning center renamed after educator
• Yuma police make arrest in hit and run case
• Mexicali man confesses to killing 17-year-old girl
• Council OKs fee agreement for shelter
• Court won’t review AHCCCS lawsuit
• Exhibit celebrates near-century of siphon and those who built it
• Bill looks to penalize profanity, eschews specifics
• Panel approves ban on ‘partisan doctrine’ in class
• Campus named for retired Gadsden educator
• U.S. marshals arrest alleged sexual predator
• County kicks off budgeting with retreat
• Burn planned near Mittry Lake
• Local Choirs Score Big at National Contest
• Legislative panel OKs citizen militia
• Yumans say, ‘Happy 100th birthday, Arizona!’
• Bill would short-circuit commission’s power
• Majority of properties in 4th Avenue study need work
• Nearly 100 become U.S. citizens in Yuma on Arizona’s 100th anniversary
• Crane educators boost anti-bullying policy
• Early morning quake felt in Yuma
• Witness sought in fatal collision
• Air station holds weather disaster training
• Yuman arrested in cocaine bust
• Recreation for disabled to be topic
• Main Library Closed for Staff Training Day
• BLM picks land near Yuma for possible solar project
• Arizona Constitution signer's family proud of his role in history
• District 1 considers online schooling
• Reward for missing dog upped to $1,000
• Voters may get chance to pull plug on road cameras
• Yuma Siphon exhibit opens Wednesday
• Yumans share their stories of love
• Police seek details of possible hit and run
• Accident causes power outage in Foothills
• Society's ignored populate One Book Yuma selection
• Yuma Marine killed in San Diego rollover accident
• Council to consider Crossroads deferral
• Police investigate robbery at Burger King
• Highly Skilled Students from Yuma, La Paz, and Mohave Counties
• Border celebration to include film festival
• Britain family, businesses have weathered tough times
• YC grad working for governor
• San Luis, Riedel clash over parking lot sales
• Centennial Fandango celebration set for Tuesday
• Crane board will discuss bullying at Tuesday meeting
• Somerton to hold park ceremony Tuesday
• Yuma County's Most Wanted 2-13-12
• Rodeo names queen, teen queen
• Some ‘Riders in the Sky’ tickets have wrong show time
• Interacting with workforce a priority for YTC commander
• ‘Blood Into Wine’ to be screened at Historic Yuma Theatre
• YRMC gives ‘Hero Award’ to blood drive organizer
• Volunteers needed for tree planting
• Road Report 2-12-12
• Nonprofit gets license to provide court-ordered counseling
• Campesinos offering forums on teen pregnancy
• Yuma police wearing commemorative badges marking state centennial
• District 1 board to consider OK’ing new principal at Woodard
• Primary on Feb. 28 to utilize vote centers
• Liddles found guilty in AEA fraud trial
• Ceremony unveils newly named cemetery
• Yuma County time capsule buried
• For Sgt. Krantz, being around Marines dates to childhood
• Empty saddle to pay tribute 
to longtime Yuma horseman
• YRMC opens pediatric sub-specialty clinic
• AWC Glance 2-11-12
• Agents seize cocaine, marijuana worth $1.1 million
• Former Secretary of State and Congressman Ken Hechler @ Main Library
• Citizenship Exam Prep Resources @ San Luis Library
• Memorable Room Make-overs @ Main Library
• Jury deliberations begin in the William and Rhonda Liddle AEA fraud trial
• Barrier 2 Bridge symposium starts Thursday
• Arizonans to divide $1.6 billion in mortgage relief
• Artist at work (photo)
• Yumans discover seven hidden 'diamonds'
• City, Rural/Metro announce transition plan
• Kofa checked for bomb
• Pedestrian struck by car
• Lineup for Silver Spur Rodeo Parade
• 63 delinquent colonia properties auctioned
• Saturday concert to fete Arizona Centennial
• No troops due for Yuma border
• Family Literacy Workshops @ San Luis Library
• Window to the Past @ Yuma County Libraries
• Genealogy Class @ Foothills Library
• Family Legacy Workshop @ Yuma County Libraries
• Container and Raised Bed Gardening @ Main Library
• Building Dedication Set for Retired District Governing Board Member
• AWC Chorale Showcase “Music of the World” on
• Transfer Event Open to the Community
• Art in the Garden: More than just flowers
• Panel approves Amazon sales tax measure
• Legislators vote to scrap redistricting commission
• Prosecution, defense rest in AEA fraud trial
• YUHSD military program to be districtwide
• Mariachi band practice (photos)
• Ruptured gas line (photos)
• Gadsden district has first spelling bee champ
• Lawmakers: Politics, religion shouldn’t affect faculty hirings
• Grijalva named 'Champion for Children'
• Four from AWC in line for up to $30,000
• Introduction to Hebrew @ Main Library
• Lady Matadors jump to 7th in latest NJCAA DI Women's Basketball Poll
• How Scientific Ethics Affect Research
• State's Centennial Celebrated with Music
• AWC Black History Month Symposium
• Gay marriage ruling could affect Arizona
• YPG exhibit at Quartermaster Depot (photos)
• State AG seeks settlement in foreclosure case
• Yuma baseball team getting ‘fresh start’ as Panthers
• Supreme Court upholds order removing candidate from San Luis ballot
• Recall petitions taken out against Yuma councilmen
• Bookmark contest passes airport board’s expectations
• Workshop to help with college financial aid
• High-speed chase car linked to murder case
• William Liddle takes stand in AEA fraud trial
• The Great Diamond Hunt continues with the military
• AWC Science Students to Chase Weather Balloons
• AWC Hosts Free Performance of the USMC Battle Color Detachment
• AWC Students Collect Books for Reading with TRIO Day
• Cibola registration starts Tuesday
• YUHSD schools earns bronze in first year with Beat the Odds
• Agents seize marijuana
• Mother charged with child abuse
• No charges filed yet in Yuma standoff from Wednesday
• YUHSD programs, events to be updated
• Rural/Metro firefighters quickly douse trailer house fire
• NAU-Yuma to offer special ed master’s
• Supervisors approve housing resolutions
• Libraries Closed for Presidents' Day
• “What a Wonderful World”
• 32nd Annual Yuma Art Symposium kicks off at AWC
• Déjà vu: Longomo is ACCAC DI Women's Basketball Player of the Week again
• AWC Foundation Relocates to Main Campus
• Doctors, nurses join Reach Out and Read program
• San Luis traffic redesign pushed back
• Most Wanted 2-6-12
• Yuma police respond to shooting
• MCAS to hold last public tour of season
• Wild World Zoo welcomes new baby camel
• Road Report 02-05-11
• New AWC board member sworn in
• Supervisors to consider housing resolutions
• December another good month for city sales tax revenue
• Supervisor Stuart announces intent to run for a fourth term
• ‘B-e-e’ champions: Top spellers to compete in county-wide contest
• Nonprofit raises $38,000 to fulfill ailing children’s wishes
• The Great Diamond Hunt continues with bridges
• Judge denies changes to retirement system
• Yuma prayer breakfast (photo)
• AWC goes red for women's hearts (photo)
• Replacement surfaces in San Luis council race
• Graffiti suspect believed to be linked to 11 incidents arrested
• Yuma Marine awarded Bronze Medal for heroic acts in Afghanistan
• YPG commanding general visits area veterans clinics
• City adopts local preference
• Sew & Go @ Main Library
• Great Diamond Hunt continues with confluence
• Brewer threatens to veto union-busting bills
• Anti-Bullying Task Force formed
• Realtor's properties revert to AEA
• Prosecution calls final witnesses in Liddle trial
• Accordions take the stage for Saturday show
• Mom, boyfriend facing child abuse charges
• Not too late to register for Polar Plunge
• Yuma police use tear gas to end standoff
• Sex offender, standoff suspect captured
• Gear Heads car, truck, bike show Saturday
• Smoke and haze from wood chip fire
• Book Club @ Foothills Library
• Valentine Craft @ Main Library
• Early transportation options included plank road over sand dunes
• AWCTheatre Offers Look into the Fine Arts Opportunities
• Learn about The Drug of the 21st Century: Sexual Addiction
• Author Daniyal Mueenudin to Visit AWC
• AEA consultant, Ruiz employee testify at Liddle trial
• Yuma council votes to investigate mayor
• Panel votes to ban medical marijuana on Ariz. campuses
• Legislators eye letting cities, counties restrict alcohol sales
• State legislators go after public-employee unions
• B.P. agents, police seize go-kart of pot
• Witnesses sought in 32nd Street accident
• Skyward rosary (photo)
• Bricks for benches sold as school fundraiser
• League sells Scorpions to Godfather Media
• Scam and Fraud Prevention for Teens @ Main Library
• Great Diamond Hunt begins today
• Number of Matador Football players to sign with 4-year schools up to 17
• Russia Symposium at AWC on February 15th
• New Board Member from La Paz County
• Annual College Goal Sunday
• Item to consider legal firm added to agenda
• AWC board seat to be filled
• Church holding 5K walk for Kenyan school kids
• Proposal would impose new limits on abortion
• Ruiz still on stand in AEA fraud trial
• Gadsden school employee arrested for alleged theft
• Celebrate Statehood Day with Yuma County Libraries!
• Film Festival Included in Barrier2Bridge Event
• AWCTheatre to Participate in Upcoming Two River's Renaissance Faire
• Krieger’s lawyer: Recent action is a 'witch hunt'
• House panel votes to let schools teach Bible
• Report: AEA receives $20 million from NCUA
• Candidate waits for decision on appeal of ballot ban
• First steps taken to reduce or end capital gains tax
• Lawmaker wants limits to guns on college campuses
• Brewer using incident to raise PAC funds
• Minor injuries in I-8 rollover
• Smoke from controlled burn
• CBP officers seize $367,000 worth of cocaine
• Former surgeon general seeks U.S. Senate seat
• Agents nab cocaine, pot, suspects
• Neighborhood watch (photo)
• Council to reconsider motion to investigate mayor’s conduct
• Lekan named Yuma chief of police
• Brain Box Playgroup @ Foothills Library
• Computer Basics @ Foothills Library
• Sew Much Fun @ Foothills Library
• Teen Movies @ Main Library
• AWC Students Selected as National Scholarship Nominees
• Nursing on the go : No Wounded Warrior is too far
• Boy Scout paints inside of Wellton fire station to earn Eagle rank
• Offroad vehicle curriculum takes place at AWC campus in San Luis
• Spiritual traveler finds new life in journey
• Charter school proposed in Somerton
• Yuma County's Most Wanted 01-30-12
• Civil War Days (photos)
• Growing tensions between Yumas and Spaniards lead to 1781 missions massacre
• 32nd Street pizza business robbed
• Yuma pilot earns Bronze Star Medal
• 'Biggest Loser' winner runs in Yuma half marathon
• Mexican consulate plans Cinco de Mayo festivities
• YUHSD seeks volunteers for Acadmic Decathlon
• Road Report 1-29-12
• Rally celebrates Healthy Yuma 2011, welcomes ANDY
• Great Diamond Rush kicks off Wednesday
• Candidate confirms she will appeal decision removing her from ballot
• Carpe Diem remembers principal by fighting disease
• Yuma local preference bill cruises through committee
• Candidate appeals removal from ballot
• Agents seize pot, arrest 4 suspects
• Arizona voters could get last say on political alignment
• Truck vs. bicycle (photos)
• Tip-A-Cop raises money for torch run
• Kitchen fire burns woman, prompts evacuation
• ACC OKs transmission line project
• Presidential primary deadline approaching
• City to launch annual Neighborhood Clean-up
• Accident near Somerton sends 2 to YRMC
• Shadle stepping down from AWC board
• Ruiz testifies on checks, land deal as AEA fraud trial continues
• Parenting Classes (Spanish) @ Main Library
• Movies @ Foothills Library
• Author Angelica Villaseñor @ Somerton Library
• Interior Design: Using an Inspiration Piece @ Main Library
• Countdown to AWC's Annual Wear Red Day
• Beeson: Krieger decision not made in haste
• Suspect in Somerton standoff not found
• Improvement district property owners could face auction
• Judge rules state can implement vouchers law
• Brewer’s book sales soar after altercation with Obama
• State House panel votes to ban driver texting
• YMPO discusses rail line from border to Maricopa County
• Lawmakers moving to let cyclists roll through stop signs
• Yuma agents seize cocaine at checkpoint
• Run/walk event to raise money for Castle Dome awning
• Time capsule (photo)
• DPS: Woman leads troopers on high-speed chase near Yuma
• GYPA approves changes to Cocopah loan agreement
• Ruiz testimony continues in AEA fraud case
• After School Program @ Foothills Library
• Kidz Craft @ Foothills Library
• Conversational Spanish @ Wellton Library
• Matador Softball kicks off 2012 schedule tomorrow in Las Vegas
• ‘The Drew Keehn Era' of Matador Baseball kicks off Friday in Las Vegas
• Mayor investigation back on agenda; Yuma Sun obtains list of allegations
• Obama appears cool to Gov. Brewer’s request to meet
• Liddle trial: Thelen continues testimony
• Military emblems set in stone at City Hall
• Big bike trek arrives in Yuma
• Language expert: Candidate not fluent enough
• Rep. Pancrazi announces Arizona Senate bid
• Law officers to serve (meals) as well as protect
• Yuma Sun Open House Event offers a peek inside homes
• Hostage situation ends peacefully
• Frank Ruiz takes stand in AEA fraud case in Phoenix
• eReader Labs @ Foothills Library
• Computer Basics @ Wellton Library
• Tai Chi @ Wellton Library
• Wii Days @ Wellton Library
• Sew In @ Wellton Library
• GED Prep in Spanish @ Main Library
• State Historian Marshall Trimble @ Yuma County Libraries
• Yuma City Council to reconsider vote on mayor investigation
• State senators quibble over budget testimony
• 'Bud' Lemke remembered
• Pot dispensaries could be running by mid-July
• Centennial kickoff set for Feb. 10
• Local tea party to hold training
• Testimony begins in William and Rhonda Liddle case
• Yuma students tour NASA project hangar
• Gadsden district counting on larger tanks to cut fuel costs
• Dial-A-Ride alternative arranged
• Washington earns ACCAC Division I Player of the Week honors
• AWC Music Dept Presents Inaugural Edition of Festival Yuma 2012
• State investigation sought of Fast and Furious program
• Inflation factor eyed for state taxes
• Legislation introduced to repeal immigration law
• Transit authority one step closer to autonomy
• Foundation honors longtime Yuma oncologist
• Reward offered for visitor’s missing dog
• Yuma students urged: Don’t Meth With Us
• Attempted murder suspect deported to U.S.
• Yuma Border Patrol agents find marijuana
• Border culture, history showcased in Taste of San Luis
• State Balladeer Dolan Ellis @ Yuma County Libraries
• School board vacancy in Wellton district
• Play-a-Thon set for Saturday at Yuma Palms
• Yuman on crew that competed for load crew of the year
• Town Hall to discuss energy usage
• Missing Canadian couple may be in the Yuma area
• Transportation summit highlights rural issues
• Instructor resumes citizenship classes
• Early Beeler made mark on Yuma
• Somerton lifts freeze on two police positions
• Yuma County's Most Wanted 1-23-12
• Kofa High principal one of 10 honorees
• San Luis students seek nominees in need
• AWC names finance vice president
• Stagecoach station massacre in 1870 angered Yumans
• MALS-13 kicks off Afghanistan deployment
• Rural/Metro to continue service outside city limits
• AWC student selected to sing at conference
• Grijalva seeks business leaders for advisory councils
• Friday fishing (PHOTOS)
• New program to let some voters sign petitions online
• Trial under way for couple charged in AEA case
• Mayor’s vote seen as conflict of interest
• University of Phoenix grads (photos)
• Copper Chopper zooms into Yuma
• Dome Valley shooting and house explosion was plan to kill or injure sheriff deputies
• Animals from Yuma ride Rescue Express
• Attorneys: Fluency lawsuit infringes on candidate’s rights
• Border Patrol agent, state prison corrections officer arrested
• Yuma County Centennial Celebration!
• Teacher accused of having sex with student sentenced to 15 years in prison
• Book Club @ Wellton Library
• Motor home catches fire and explodes near Wellton
• Yuma police identify man wounded in Wednesday shooting
• Capitol protesters face new restrictions
• Longtime Yuma couple die within hours of each other
• Yuma police investigating alleged hazing at Kofa
• Yuma Fire Department gets OK to provide emergency ambulance services
• Yuma’s jobless rate continues to improve
• Secretary of state addresses voter apathy at Yuma forum
• Tyree running for re-election
• "Yuma County in 1912" @ Yuma County Libraries
• "The King & I" Sneak Peek @ Main Library
• Computer Classes @ Main Library
• Coleman Named Vice President for Finance and Administrative Services
• Split vote nixes Yuma mayor investigation
• Empower surge (photos)
• Voters could decide on alcohol tax
• Judge: Brewer illegally delayed marijuana law
• Feline foray (photo)
• Officials look to mend campaign finance laws
• Lawmakers target teen drivers with cellphone bill
• Caution: Burros crossing Highway 95
• San Luis lieutenant faces three felony charges
• Tractor rodeo to provide family fun, food and entertainment
• Supervisors appoint new health director
• Yuma police investigating shooting
• Panel OKs options for school lunches
• Consumers’ economic confidence soaring
• Full STEAM ahead at Yuma High campus
• Report: Economic development looking up
• Seminar to help businesses use digital media
• Redistricting panel gves final OK to voter maps
• Agents nab sex offender suspects, marijuana
• Man killed in accident on Interstate 8
• Improperly disposed-of coals start house fire
• San Luis CBP officers seize heroin
• AWC Solar Installation Finalist for Award
• AWC CRU Club travels to Regional Conference
• AWC Hosts Documentary Film Director Charlie Minn
• Lenz named ACCAC Division I Men's Basketball Player of the Week
• Teen closing in on earning Eagle Scout rank
• Shades of green (photos)
• Quick response at DMS Roofing (photo)
• Estrella TV seeks local talent for televised competition
• Yuma Air station to hold second public tour
• Yuman makes appearance on ‘Jeopardy'
• Woman: Elderly aunt with broken leg should be able to use Dial-A-Ride
• Delivery for .... Got ‘Ur Goat fundraiser Friday
• Entries due for Jaycees rodeo parade
• YUHSD nurses seeing more adult conditions among students
• Yuma police respond to a series of armed robberies Sunday
• Tax assistance offered in San Luis, Somerton and Yuma
• U.S. Marine father reflects on son’s journey in Afghanistan
• Barkleys endured hardships to plant roots in Yuma
• March commemorates King (photos)
• Council to follow up on allegations against mayor
• San Luis candidate under fire for delinquent water bill
• Most Wanted 1-16-12
• Yuma fairly stable on Best Performing Cities Index
• Gunfighters gather
• Road Report 1-15-12
• Yuma state legislators optimistic about session
• No one injured in fire at St. Francis church complex
• 24 Karat named chamber’s Member of the Year
• Realtors group wants housing rebate law changed
• Family seeks answers in relative’s death at Yuma prison
• Board of supervisors to vote on new health director
• Robots developed to sweep for mines
• Marquez elected Gadsden school board president for 13th year
• YUHSD seeks advanced accreditation
• Grijalva may appeal to White House for border crossing expansion
• Candidate’s English fluency to be further tested
• State to go forward with marijuna dispensaries
• Brewer looks to shift some school construction to districts
• San Luis police lieutenant arrested for alleged stalking
• Romney holds commanding lead in Arizona primary poll
• Film examining Mexican drug war to end run in Yuma
• Spirit of Yuma brings free show this weekend
• Two big family history events happening in Yuma
• Sew & Go @ Main Library
• Outdoor Decorating @ Main Library
• Chess Tournament @ Main Library
• Two Yuma principals named state Rodel award finalists
• Legislator backs nuclear disposal site in Arizona
• Lawmakers OK more tuition tax credits
• U.S. State Department critical to Suriname testing success
• Toll booth prompts new round of protests
• Air Force Thunderbird flies into, over Yuma
• 'Drug Saints,' misused icons topic of presentation
• Two AWC students nominated for scholarship program
• BP agents nab suspected drug smugglers
• Hansberger founder was ‘brilliant about electricity’
• Insulation manufacturer expanding to Yuma
• Soldier’s artwork on display during this weekend’s Spirit of Yuma Military Festival
• Arizonans paying slightly more for food items
• Sex offender has a new address
• Coil Basket Making @ Foothills Library
• Soil Amendment and Improvement @ Main Library
• AWC Music Dept Presents Inaugural Edition of Festival Yuma 2012
• Yuma-area JTED on hold
• Antelope students to host benefit for peer
• Three Yuma lottery winners unknown
• Brewer touts plan to cut business taxes
• Las Vegas woman sentenced for smuggling cocaine at San Luis
• 32nd Street to close late tonight
• Marine Corps
gets 1st F-35B
• BP busts pot smugglers
• Church to host Israeli diplomat
• City holds household hazardous waste collection day
• Crossroads receives donation from Feed the Children
• UPDATE: SENTRI lane still open in San Luis, despite barrier
• Police and Explorers clean up gang graffiti
• Group aims to give tax breaks to businesses
• NAU-Yuma business program accredited
• Crane food director earns award
• Historical club to host dinner to raise funds for Yuma museum
• Loose pitbull attacks, kills terrier
• Border Patrol agents seize abandoned marijuana
• Car just misses house (photo)
• 2 named to east county school boards
• Somerton gets money for upgrading parks
• Gov.’s office seeks comment on court applicants
• Police seek suspect in parking lot robbery
• Apartment, garage fires quickly controlled
• Qigong @ Foothills Library
• Olingende wins ACCAC Division I Player of the Week Award for 2nd time
• AWC All-USA Academic Team Nominees Announced
• District 1 board not favorable to consolidation
• Brewer wants legislature to buy back buildings
• Brewer: State of Arizona on the mend
• CBP officers at Andrade nab murder suspect
• Yuma agents find Mesa teen at border
• NAU-Yuma has free bilingual counseling
• Rural/Metro responds to small illegal burn
• Another mobile home fire in San Luis
• English-language book club for Spanish speakers
• Updates planned for YUHSD meeting
• Yuman explores combat PTSD recovery in debut novel
• Lab offers mobile science projects to area schools
• Citizenship Exam Prep @ San Luis Library
• Crops in Pots @ Foothills Library
• San Luis foot patrols have 4-legged variety
• Yuma police offer another citizens academy
• Most Wanted 1-9-12
• NAACP branch to honor King with march, service
• Even with budget cuts, YPG expected to stay busy
• Board officers on Crane agenda
• Cloud Museum a peek into early Arizona
• Court: Suspect can’t be charged under federal law
• Attorney: Ariz. has mental-health gap
• Quechan legend befuddles historian
• Splash zone (photo)
• Legislature to consider immigration again
• Two more vehicle lanes to open at port of entry
• Saguaro Foundation gets new sensory room
• Somerton buys time for club
• Stuart: Mayor must be investigated
• Appellate court backs Pilkington vs. county claim
• District 1 board to elect officers, hear reports
• State surplus takes session’s center stage
• Crash near 99¢ Only (photo)
• Governor looks to change school funding
• Fisher dealership opens with green amenities
• A different way to kick bad habits
• City administrator rebuffs mayor on city finances
• Court battle shaping up over San Luis candidate’s eligibility
• Group wants judge to ban day of prayer
• BLM's Lara leaving position for new job
• Yuma police taking over animal control services
• Yuma cable manager retires
• Sonoran pronghorn returned to Kofa refuge valley
• Missouri walker nearing end of cross-country trek
• MCAS prepping for new fighter squadron
• Dillard's ad incorrect
• Download free eBooks and eAudiobooks!
• Genealogy Workshop @ Foothills Library
• After School Program @ Foothills Library
• La Paz County Vacancy on College Governing Board
• Number of illegal crossing arrests at 43-year low
• Krieger accused of abusing mayor position
• Mayor cites deep debt, praises Yuma departments
• Judge doubts state health workers at legal risk
• Bystander puts out fire with garden hose
• Tempe company fined for air quality violations
• Yuma man charged in string of weekend fires
• Watch the State of the City address LIVE at 5:30 p.m. here
• Marijuana found in minivan
• Pedestrian hit near City Hall
• Supervisors approve transit study
• Charges filed in credit card skimming case
• Prostate cancer screenings to be held in Yuma
• Creative playground closing for repairs
• Basic Computer Classes @ Wellton Library
• Tax Forms @ Main Library
• Enrichment Classes Open House at AWC ECenter
• Silicon Valley Bank to open operations center in Tempe
• Lawmaker wants to make ounce or less of pot a petty offense
• YCAT set to return for city residents
• HSOY to hold volunteer training on Thursday
• Large crowd witnesses oaths by new elected city officials
• Visitors Bureau’s ‘Taco Trail' tours start on Friday
• Parents asking for help finding runaway daughter
• Washington’s Lt. Gov. holds reception in Yuma for constituents
• No charges filed yet against teen suspected of skimming credit cards
• Top of the Kress closes doors after New Year’s Eve party
• Brain Box Playgroup @ Foothills Library
• Fiddlers' Jam Workshop @ Foothills Library
• Libraries Closed for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
• State bar lifts ban on '.org' for attorney websites
• Sexual addiction program restarting
• Marine finds familiar face in Afghanistan -- his recruiter
• Legislators want to change constitution on liability payment
• Transportation Authority works to become independent
• Somerton economic recovery is slow but steady
• Couple's vacation destination determined by dart toss
• Woman hits YPD cruiser on its way to emergency call
• San Luis rebounds in a year’s time
• Missionary work at Fort Yuma dates to at least 1770s
• Brown signs with South Florida
• Rogers becomes a Sun Devil
• Matadors ring in 2012 with Wells Fargo Basketball Classic starting Tuesday
• Mayor to deliver State of the City address
• Local farmers ensuring food safety long before federal bill
• Sophia, Jacob top names of newborn Arizonans
• Boy hit by car on 28th Street
• Personal trainers make a difference
• Officials seek replacement for accounting system
• Cancer center plans among YRMC’s 2011 achievements
• Most Wanted 1-2-12
• Maria Catalina is YRMC’s first baby of 2012
• Fred and Carolyn Hoffmeyer named Citizens of the Year
• Checking in on Yuma’s business wish list
• Health services, government jobs grow
• Airport to start next development project soon
• Suspect in numerous fires arrested
• San Luis asking candidate to prove English proficiency
• Farm trucks, other machinery are major part of seasonal traffic
• YCFB seeks help with citrus gleaning
• County board to vote on transit study
• Local experts' tips for successful resolutions
• San Luis man injured in Highway 95 rollover accident
• Task force recommends special unit for Child Protective Services
• BP agents give Santa a helping hand
• Tipsy drivers can call for a free tow on New Year’s Eve
• Public offices to be closed Monday for New Year’s Day
• Same group of Wellton station Border Patrol agents make another drug bust and seizure
• International festival to showcase border’s attributes
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in Highway 95 crash
• Yuma's top 10 news stories of 2011
• ESL Book Club @ Main Library
• Prenatal Classes @ Yuma County Libraries
• StoryTime @ Yuma County Libraries
• BabyTime @ Yuma County Libraries
• Car hits wall (photo)
• Voodoo Glow Skulls playing in Yuma
• Lawmaker wants exception to private school aid
• SUV rolls over at 4th and 22nd
• Shooting survivor relishes simple things
• Technology, philosophies alter farmworking conditions
• Agents seize marijuana, 5 suspects
• Man robbed in alleyway
• Cooling houses' techniques keep produce fresh
• Yuma teen held in credit card fraud
• How to Dress Your Windows and Doors @ Main Library
• Keep It Going! @ Main Library
• Matadors ring in 2012 with Wells Fargo Basketball Classic next week
• Five-vehicle collision sends 2 to hospital
• Concert to benefit Homes For Our Troops
• Free rides home available for tipsy New Year's Eve partyers
• State asks judge to toss hospitals’ case vs. AHCCCS cuts
• Deadline to register for Grammar Bowl is Jan. 7
• Valenzuela retiring from APS after 41 years
• Yuma farmland powered by billions of gallons of water
• Youth Art Classes @ Wellton Library
• Author Erv Barnes @ Foothills Library
• Kidz Craft @ Foothills Library
• Book Club @ Foothills Library
• Quilting Club @ Foothills Library
• Heroin seized at Highway 95 checkpoint
• Yuma man survives suicide attempt off I-8 overpass
• Victim forced to make ATM withdrawal at knifepoint
• Vehicles sales up 11 percent over last year
• Court: Refusal to open door not grounds for warrantless entry
• Judge says city’s CON request should be denied
• Harvest Prep teachers make Christmas wishes come true
• Volunteers send more than 150 dresses to Liberia this year
• Pickels: Jail tax a success for 2011
• Dome Valley shooting and house explosion still being investigated
• Yuma-area chemical companies advise farmers on controlling critters
• Crops in Pots @ Foothills Library
• Cotton Pickin' Quilting Club @ Main Library
• Family Game Nights @ Main Library
• Foothills off-roaders collect peanut butter
• Tiny lettuce seed very picky about where it grows
• Arizona joins national effort for homeless veterans
• Border fence becomes art medium
• Yuman earns special Legion Auxiliary award
• Somerton, San Luis join in ambulance agreement
• County assessor corrects tax projection mistake
• Farmer: Supply, demand decide crops
• Italian immigrant John Gandolfo found his fortune in Yuma
• GYEDC: Prospects interested in Yuma
• Bodies at shooting site too burned to identify
• Most Wanted 12/26/11
• Clean your chimney, sweep says
• Pedestrians, motorists warned to be aware
• Series to trace area’s vegetable season
• Santa, police visit children in hospital
• Project Drive Safe to watch 32nd Street
• Construction for JSF marks another milestone
• Road report - 12-24
• Simplicity marked early Yuma yules
• Somerton considers options for club
• San Luis prison build canceled
• YCSO investigating shooting in Dome Valley
• Christmas Lights on 55th Street (PHOTOS)
• UA student speaks after waking from coma
• Judge blocks state from cutting off tax credits
• A sweet thank you (PHOTOS)
• San Luis police on lookout for dangerous drivers
• Police plan to crack down on celebratory New Year gunfire
• Two sent to YRMC after collision
• City hopes tide turning for economy
• Yuma reaches settlement with church denied permit to locate in downtown
• Beeson fined $710 for late campaign filings
• Some great holiday fun sites
• Federal offices, banks, schools closed Monday for holiday
• Yoga & Tai Chi @ Heritage Library
• Teen Programs @ Foothills Library
• Sew Much Fun @ Foothills Library
• Movies @ Foothills Library
• Wii Days @ Wellton Library
• Book Club @ Wellton Library
• Conversational Spanish @ Wellton Library
• Court: Public records law requires transparency from public officials
• Harvest Prep campuses to get salad bars
• Yuma police help Santa deliver early Christmas gifts
• MCAS Yuma leak spilled about 74,000 gallons of fuel
• Agents seize meth, pot in checkpoint searches
• Two charged with stealing from Christmas Village
• Neighborhood dogs ‘treated’ at holiday time
• City’s efforts to take over emergency ambulance moves forward
• Cocopah police, Border Patrol agents confiscate marijuana
• Correction: Street improvement
• A Yuma Christmas story
• Drumming Circle @ Foothills Library
• Drumming Circle @ Foothills Library
• Yarn Over Yuma @ Foothills Library
• Spinning Yarns @ Main Library
• Procrastinators’ Corner @ Main Library
• Some bothered by legislative redistricting
• AWC professor impressed by short story entries
• Sharply reduced impact fees proposed to city council
• Senate GOP crafting legislation to repeal state pension law
• Census Bureau: Arizona grew by 69,000
• Salvation Army elves (photos)
• Tax credit benefits donors as well as YUHSD schools
• Yuma again offering tree recycling
• SHINE teaches fundamentals of sports, character
• YCIPTA chairman calls first year a success
• Free weekly spaghetti dinners end
• Teen Pregnancy Program (Spanish) @ Main Library
• eReader Labs @ Main Library
• Computer Classes @ Main Library
• Tanks for the assist (photo)
• IRC adopts congressional map
• Two injured in pickup rollover
• National Guard moving to air support along border
• Parents reflect on loss of their daughter
• Judge upholds prison visitor fee
• Meeting with Maricopa County officials fruitful
• Sweater competitor counting on the hideous factor
• Assault on police officer among multiple charges
• Grinch Christmas @ San Luis Library
• AZ Old Time Fiddlers @ Foothills Library
• Basic Computer Classes @ Foothills Library
• Teen Movies @ Main Library
• Sew In @ Wellton Library
• Tai Chi @ Wellton Library
• Agency needs help in aiding violence survivors
• 'Tis snow much fun!
• Toddler dies after falling into pool
• Port authority meeting canceled
• Gila Vista pilots math game, featured in documentary
• Three taken to hospital after farm tractor, truck collide
• Supervisors choose chairman, vice chairman
• Area’s jobless rate down significantly
• Firefighters respond to second mobile home fire within a week in San Luis
• Yuma police catch suspect after short foot pursuit
• Judge retiring from Yuma Municipal Court bench
• Donations asked for military meals
• Somerton starting animal control program
• WWII's Camp Laguna turned boys into men
• Tax credit includes donations to private schools
• Most Wanted 12-19-11
• San Luis seeks Phoenix backing to ease border congestion
• IC to mark 150th anniversary with four-year celebration
• City council to act on animal shelter contract
• Quilting materials needed
• Fry’s donates $5,400 
to Bridget’s Gift Fund
• Don’t let fire ruin your holiday season
• Yuma loved, hated first governor
• Tamale temptations
• County moving closer to animal control
• Town hall leader: Spending is driving country into hole
• YFD donating used equipment
• GYPA-Cocopah agreement on hold
• Somerton gets new director for economic development
• Some question solar power’s value to Yuma County
• Kids treated to Christmas Village, clothes, gifts
• Court: Reason for stopping drunken driver not valid
• Cop car fundraiser to help Special Olympics
• Young Marine couple making the best of family time
• Attorney files brief urging court to restore AHCCCS funds
• 10 running for San Luis council
• Agents seize go-kart of pot
• Salvation Army seeks Angel Tree gifts
• Brewer: Restore tourism funding
• Street renamed for flight enthusiast
• Human skull found at range
• Somerton raising funds for Centennial Park
• YPG trains dogs for overseas deployment
• Statewide tax, budget town hall Saturday
• IRC closing in on final draft
• Driver in fatal hit and run sentenced
• School finances hit by delayed payments from state
• Visitors Bureau names new executive director
• HSOY offering free spay and neuter services in San Luis
• Unionization vote on hold for Factor Sales
• Crane OKs contract for new superintendent
• Gift Wrapping @ Heritage Library
• Belly Dancing for Beginners @ Main Library
• Yuma police chief moving to Goodyear
• Reindeer may have lost their job (photos)
• Fog comes on ... (photos)
• Wife discusses Marine husband’s Christmas song
• Brewer opposing marijuana dispensary provision
• Attorney: High Court should overturn IRC meeting ruling
• Tuesday’s rain breaks 1902 record
• Man facing charges of human smuggling
• Dancing on the Patio @ Main Library
• Fire quickly extinguished at mobile home
• SkyWest to take over US Airways express service to Phoenix
• Rain turns vegetable fields to mud
• Seamstresses pitch in for Kindness day
• Somerton police officer charged with one felony
• Airport honors volunteers for their dedication to the Military Comfort Center
• Klee named new superintendent for Crane
• California murder suspect held in Yuma waives extradition
• Parish to celebrate Posadas with procession, dancers, caroling
• Bankruptcy court ordered DaBoyz rent be turned over to AEA
• Pedestrian hit, killed while crossing street
• Marine Cobra helicopter makes emergency landing near Yuma
• One more day of wet weather - National Weather Service latest
• Two arrested in San Luis probe released; investigation continuing
• One man burned in San Luis trailer home fire
• Yuma police looking for suspect in armed robbery
• Golf cart angel (photos)
• Supreme Court to hear SB 1070 case
• Judge to Arizona: Pick a side in marijuana case
• Initiative petition aims to legalize gambling statewide
• District 1 discusses math initiative
• Judge: Group lacks grounds to sue governor over prayer day
• Suspect sought in California slaying awaits extradition in Yuma jail
• Somerton police officer arrested on fraud, theft charges
• Governor announces judicial vacancy in Yuma County
• Gift Guide correction
• Woman hurt in morning accident on Interstate 8
• Food Bank gets $5,000 grant, thanks to Walmart
• Parade to wind through Foothills this weekend
• Jail starts program to restore suspects to competency
• “Mark Twain Tonight!” Coming to Yuma
• Matador Football places 4 on NJCAA All-American teams for 2nd time in last 3 years
• Legislator wants to scrap 'underwater' mortgage law
• New second-in-command at San Luis Police Department
• New Crane superintendent to be named
• Mohave 2 had its heyday on Colorado River
• Yuma County health director to retire
• Drive Safe to eye Arizona Avenue
• Thunderbirds returning to Yuma’s skies
• Light parade (photos)
• AWC students attend welding workshop
• Private school Arizona tax credit offered
• Nurse could be first to challenge state's medical marijuana law
• Nonprofit: H-2A is misused, leading to abuse of foreign guest workers
• San Luis dance team to perform 'Show Me ... Las Vegas'
• Honoring our veterans
• Woodard students collecting socks for homeless
• Deaf students to give presentation at District 1 meeting
• Supreme Court could rule on Arizona immigration law Monday
• Prisoner shift from state could cost county millions
• Marine’s Christmas song offers tribute to family back home
• Fundraising effort to benefit Somerton twins
• Change of command (photo)
• Man who escaped from patrol car charged for sexual offenses involving a minor
• Judge: IRC not subject to meeting law
• Spirit of Christmas concert Sunday
• Kidnapping, sexual abuse charged
• Delays at border longer during holidays
• Students warned of drug-smuggling recruiters
• Smart artillery tested at Yuma Proving Ground
• Drugs seized, suspects arrested
• Reflection on drunk driving (photo)
• Public records focus of legislative talks at City Hall
• IRC may shift Hispanics around to create competitive minority districts
• AWC’s Lund, Aguilar named Teachers of Year
• Aguirre takes steps to challenge Grijalva
• MAWTS-1 gets new commander
• Living, singing Christmas tree (photos)
• Attorney insists DaBoyz rent went to AEA
• Jury awards damages to school bus driver hurt in construction incident
• Tree Planting and Pruning Workshop @ Main Library
• Genealogy Workshop @ Foothills Library
• Two board positions open in outlying school districts
• Special Lincoln Electric Automation and Simulation Workshop for AWC Institute of Welding Faculty and Students
• 2012 AWC Teachers of the Year Announced
• Grandfather addresses YUHSD on game incident
• Dispensaries to judge: Order Brewer to follow law
• City council honors Yuma Catholic championship team
• American Legion Post honors Pearl Harbor Day
• Boy struck by car in Arizona Avenue school zone
• Man who escaped from patrol car turns himself in
• San Luis police break up burglary rings
• Drivers in collision near Wellton identified
• AEA taking steps to take over Kress
• Suspect in Yuma kidnapping arrested
• Alternative Routes to Main Library
• School lockdown ends after YPD nabs car theft suspect
• Teen Wii Tournaments @ Main Library
• Lady Matadors rise to 15th in latest NJCAA DI Women's Basketball Poll
• AWC flips the switch on new solar system
• O'Connor tells of path to Supreme Court equality
• Court won’t second-guess AHCCCS cuts
• City’s 2012 General Plan adoption moves forward
• Bash welcomes back winter visitors
• Brewer touts need for education
• Yuma agents seize 47 pounds of marijuana
• Suspect sought in kidnap, assault
• Both drivers extricated after pickup, semi collide
• Longtime Yuma Realtors exec mourned
• YC grad shares Naval Academy experiences
• Yuma police officers waiting tables for Tip-A-Cop
• Yuma murder suspect says he thought mother was Satan
• County’s officials, legislators share concerns
• Yuma senator: Redistricting could be water grab
• New Yuma County precinct lines approved
• Bike donations sought
• Crash sends 1 to hospital
• CBP officers seize cocaine
• New crop of agritourism tours ripe for picking
• Agency assists disabled clients and their families
• Former Intel exec to take on Arizona education reform
• YUHSD being rewarded for electricity savings
• Sun Media hosts annual bash to welcome back winter visitors
• Fiddlers Jam Workshop @ Foothills Library
• Matadors finish 3rd in Final NJCAA Football Poll
• 2011 100-Word Short Story Contest Results
• AWC students relieve finals stress with pet therapy
• AWC set to 'Flip the Switch' on solar project
• Six Arizona counties show poverty increase
• Yuma County's Most Wanted 12/5/11
• PBS hosting child literacy workshops in Yuma
• YRMC children’s program gets grant
• Council to act on rezoning requests
• County to build new courthouse in Wellton
• Plans for border crossing toll dropped
• Matadors fall in El Toro Bowl
• Source of MCAS fuel leak identified
• Choir concert to focus on belief
• Man suspected of strangling mother to death
• YHS alumnae given FFA honor
• Yuma High adviser earns FFA degree
• County Board of Supervisors looks to adopt precinct lines
• Report: Income gap between men, women smaller in Arizona
• Curtis files Chapter 11 to save farming operation
• Fram wins sausage-eating contest (PHOTOS)
• Ammonia blast injures 12
• ‘Doofus’ returns for Ozark Jubilee
• Report: America’s elderly more likely to be in poverty
• El Toro Bowl players visit San Luis schools
• Yuma to host rural transportation summit
• Opponent of San Luis mayor plans no more recall attempts
• Sentencing for Frank Ruiz continued to March
• Donation match pledged for Foundation of YRMC
• Grinch Christmas Party @ Main Library
• Snowball Fight Club @ Main Library
• MCAS continues to look into fuel leak
• Wellton Fire Department holding fundraiser Saturday
• Determan Rib Cook-off Saturday
• YMPO approves limiting Dial-A-Ride
• Drugs, illegals nabbed by Border Patrol
• Crane superintendent choices narrowed to 4
• Traffic stop results in warrant arrest
• Yuma detective treated after collision
• 24-mile ride starts Saturday morning in San Luis
• El Toro Bowl team arrives in Yuma
• Day of the Farmworker to fete ag workers Saturday
• Resident taken to YRMC for smoke inhalation
• Committee recommends approval of APS preferred routes
• Kids Ornament Craft @ Main Library
• Downed power pole causes service outage
• Yuma, Imperial kennel clubs bringing AKC Dog Shows to Yuma
• San Luis CBP seizes cocaine
• Yuma police put new-look hybrid patrol vehicles into use
• Wellton Fire Department holding fundraiser Saturday
• What to plant right now in Yuma
• Middle school renting booths at Holiday Bazaar, Christmas tree sales
• YPD’s chief 1 of 3 finalists for job in Goodyear
• Airport puts hold on vehicle ban
• Poll: Gingrich, GOP’s 1st choice, wouldn’t beat Obama in Arizona
• Citizen classes offered
• Healthy and Delicious Christmas @ Main Library
• eBook to Kindle Demo @ Foothills Library
• State’s housing market may have hit bottom
• Wall paint job (photo)
• Yuma educator is grant finalist in online vote
• Kammann sausage frying up Friday
• APS presents evidence, witnesses in transmission line hearing
• Yumans asked to take a polar plunge for a good cause
• Brewer: ‘No evidence’ voters want to scrap IRC
• YRMC joins lawsuit over state cuts
• Interstate 8 reopens after tractor-trailer fire
• Meth, suspect stopped at port of entry
• Financial problems could mean closure of Somerton Boys and Girls Club
• Fuel leak investigated at MCAS Yuma
• Minnick, AWC players earn postseason honors
• Farmers Markets to reopen in Yuma
• Book Club @ Foothills Library
• Drumming Circle @ Foothills Library
• Quilting Club @ Foothills Library
• Yarn Over Yuma @ Foothills Library
• Healthy Snack and Food Demo @ Foothills Library
• Quilting Club @ Main Library
• Fiddlers Performance @ Foothills Library
• The GSA4=Club to Hold “Art War”
• Plan aims for more child-health federal funds
• Woman injured in Highway 95 collision
• Eligibility changes proposed for Dial-A-Ride
• Jaycee contest lights up the holidays
• Redistricting panel resumes mapping
• Lit candle may have caused house fire
• Yuma Marine leads Afghan logistics
• Second recall effort against San Luis mayor fails
• Port authority accepts Cocopah loan agreement
• Vandals damage several cars early Sunday
• 'Smash and grab' burglary at Yuma jewelry store
• December Movies @ Foothills Library
• Teen December Programs @ Foothills Library
• Children's December Programs @ Foothills Library
• International Conference Focuses on Regional Historic and Border Influences
• UAV squadron gets its first sergeant major
• Fostering young or abused animal another way to help out
• 5 injured in 2-car collision
• Pickels elected to lead county managers group
• Families turn to adoption for new furry friends
• Yuma Aeromodelers plan Dec. 3 model airplane airshow
• 1912 siphon touted as engineering marvel, still in use today
• Fiesta Bowl suing insurance company
• Arizonans like Giffords but don’t support re-election
• Sand dune injuries fatal for Tucson man
• Amberly's Place suggests $12 monthly in '12
• Public meeting scheduled for 32nd Street project
• Sandra Day O’Connor coming to speak in Yuma
• More revenue from city sales tax, 2 percent tax
• Case brings up questions about reporting child abuse
• Fire damages RV, house in Foothills
• Howard Johnson hotel reopens under new management
• Feds grant $2.9 million to ‘Reinvent Phoenix’
• AWC musicians perform Thursday
• Review 2012 hunt recommendations at open houses
• MCAS Yuma task force builds aviation support network
• Yuma intern helps break Disney lemon record
• Yuman learns fun ‘Rules’ about TV taping
• No mall madness from Yuma shoppers on Black Friday
• Extra-early turnout pleases Yuma retailers
• High court: Reasons for firing Mathis not valid
• Cibola students readying for Christmas concert
• Brewer's overall approval rate at 42 percent
• Motorcyclist dies from crash injuries
• Grijalva joins delegation researching Ala. laws on immigration
• Shop Local Saturday touts support of local businesses
• North End feast (photos)
• Family seeks new law on reporting child molestation
• APS files application for transmission line routes in Yuma
• School officials hold off on tech district
• Crossroads Mission serving up food, more for underprivileged
• Correction: APS vice president
• Frying a turkey? Be aware of possible dangers
• Yuma Jaycees box 30 Thanksgiving meals for distribution to the needy
• Land slated for development returns to farming
• Combat support experience invaluable to YPG's Dumas
• First Joint Strike Fighter hangar under way at MCAS Yuma
• Yuma Marines send holiday wishes during Thanksgiving Day football game
• Procrastinators’ Corner @ Main Library
• CLASES DE COMPUTACION PARA PRINCIPIANTES @ Foothills Library
• Basic Computer Class @ Foothills Library
• APS to build solar plant in east Yuma
• Naval Academy briefings set for Yuma
• Report: Illegal crossers affect wildfires
• APS: Probe continues into massive power outage
• Lawsuit filed to curb Clean Elections spending
• Lettuce truck catches fire on I-8
• Suverkrup cited as NCEA All Subjects Higher Performing School in Arizona
• Group makes noise about dangerous toys
• Yuman among last Arizona Army Guard unit coming home from Iraq
• Carruthers left coaching and became AWC president, state representative
• Court asked to block Mathis’ return to IRC
• Pearce recall group sets sights on governor
• Board votes to correct property valuations
• Yuma organizations hosting holiday meals
• Agents seize 550 pounds of pot
• Collision sends 4 to YRMC (photos)
• Some Yuma stores begin Black Friday shopping Thursday
• Pedestrian killed on I-8
• Yuma Sun Social Media 101
• Safety counts, especially when cooking turkey
• San Luis, Ariz., accepting entries for Jingle Blast Light Parade
• Sex offender has new address in Yuma
• Cafe Open at Main Library
• Dancing on the Patio @ Main Library
• Hospital blood drive begins today
• A Dose of Cod Liver Oil Exhibit @ Main Library
• Teen Movies @ Main Library
• December Computer Classes @ Main Library
• Olingende wins inaugural ACCAC Division I Player of the Week Award
• Christmas Gala Presented by AWC Choirs, Bands & Orchestras
• AWC Chorale, Chamber Singers & Youth Choir Concert
• Yuma Proving Ground Command JAG finds job rewarding
• Yuma County's Most Wanted 11-21-11
• Possible San Luis candidates take out petitions
• Nominations for Yuma County Citizen of the Year sought
• Trinket leads woman's family to Lutes
• San Luis adds to detention center
• Railroad bridges fought nature, and usually lost
• Balloon fest lights up the night (photos)
• Heritage Center now open Tuesday through Saturday
• Lawmaker looking to make lawsuit losers pay court costs
• Drive Safe looks to 16th Street
• Road Report 11-20-11
• Libraries offer reading workshops for parents
• Suspect escapes from YCSO patrol vehicle during search
• Over 10,000 homes misclassified in Yuma assessor computer gaffe
• Follow the Yuma Sun staff through social media
• Officials offer some explanations on taxes
• Supreme Court's IRC decision divides GOP, Dems
• Senate candidate visits Lutes Casino
• Factor Sales workers to vote on union
• Families welcome new members
• YRMC to hold blood drive
• CHP’s Swaim charged with lewd, lascivious conduct with a child
• Hot air balloons live up to festival name, cross Colorado River
• Riders to show off skills at horse show Saturday
• Brain Box Playgroup @ Yuma County Libraries
• Holiday Arrangements Class @ Main Library
• Body of man found in canal ID’d
• Middle schoolers learn about college-prep program
• Taste of Home (photo)
• NAU-Yuma offering master's in special education co-hort
• Sit. Stay. Ride.
• Contractors, city debate future growth, development fees
• Arizona Supreme Court: Brewer's firing of Mathis illegal
• Yuma County’s jobless rate improves in October
• Correction: Choral concerts
• Preschool evacuated due to faulty fan; all evacuate safely
• Preschool evacuated due to faulty fan; all evacuate safely
• Pedestrian dies after being struck by vehicle
• Humane Society seeks information on abandoned dog
• Attorney to judge: Order IRC to stop dragging investigation
• Teen arrested trying to smuggle ammunition into Mexico
• Ives’ ambitious Yuma canal system project failed in 1899
• Judge: Abortion tax credit law seems to violate free speech
• Home sweet home: Nightmares welcomed back (Photos)
• Cities, county reach kenneling agreement with HSOY
• Ivers named food bank president, CEO
• Thousands turn out to see steam locomotive
• AWC adds $5 student transportation fee
• AWC hosting choral, instrumental concerts
• Students to compete in robotics competition
• Tickets still available for Taste of Home
• Balloons take flight this morning over Yuma
• AWC Music Faculty Perform
• AWC to host national title game
• City plans to have plane displayed by February
• Author Andrei Cherny to visit Yuma Main Library
• Nineteen apply to replace ousted IRC chairwoman
• Flying Nightmares are heading back home to Yuma
• Inspecting the once mighty Colorado River
• New presiding judge appointed for Yuma County
• Goldwing, Valkyrie riders meeting to discuss possible chapter in Yuma
• Yuma native leading unique role in Afghanistan
• Greyhound begins service at new location
• NAU to be honored for AWC2NAU program
• Yuma County to hold National Adoption Day festivities
• Get inspired with Taste of Home
• AWC finishes regular season as No. 1
• Yuma County multiple deer poaching case solved
• El Toro Bowl becomes NJCAA National Championship Game
• Supreme Court rejects Pearce recall argument
• Parents, educators express concerns at Shooter forum
• District 1 board votes to close Gwyneth Ham
• Arizona Smokers' Helpline launches into new media with Facebook app
• YRMC encourages smokers to put down cigarettes
• BLM opens comment period on solar project in La Paz County
• City’s public affairs director resigns
• Specialist to discuss alternative solutions to hearing loss
• Quechan employee receives 60 days in jail
• Specialist to discuss alternative solutions to hearing loss
• New signage helps direct travelers to key Yuma sites
• Events mark hunger, homelessness awareness week
• Yuma all aglow this weekend
• Family Literacy Workshops @ Yuma County Libraries
• What is Action Science?
• It's official: Matadors are #1 in nation heading into postseason
• Community agency awards $87K in grants to Yuma nonprofits
• Yuma County's Most Wanted 11-14-11
• Work begins on new phase 
of Somerton walkway projects
• Union Pacific train coming to town
• Air station to hold another public tour
• San Luis Chamber of Commerce to host expo
• Council to hear update on home for historic plane
• Home to history: Wilson House, family big part of Yuma lore
• A Marine’s journey from Alaska to Afghanistan
• Federal aid for YUHSD hinges on paperwork
• Basketball court dedicated (photos)
• Yuma Marines take over Afghanistan aviation support
• AWC hosting family night Thursday
• Labor, border ports hot topics at conference
• Suspect sought in attempted robbery of taxi driver
• Collision on I-8 sends at least 2 to YRMC
• Road Report 11-13-11
• Candidate petitions for San Luis city council available Monday
• City, Pivot Point working on deal in wake of sale
• State senator holding open forum on education Monday
• District 1 to discuss school closing before regular meeting
• Students get inside look at hospital
• ADOT, county to review transit study at open house
• A century of history set in silver Yuma medallion marks centennial milestones
• Workshops, hearing being held to discuss bus service and fare changes
• Girls to perform at Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
• SLPD has new public information officer
• Baby makes grand entrance on 11-11-11
• Yuma youth collects cans for wounded soldiers
• New Movies 11-11-11
• Coupon queen shares tips at Yuma workshop
• Fundraiser being held for local woman stricken with cancer
• Lineup for Veterans Day parade
• Supervisors discuss loan offer in special session
• Yuma couples choose 11-11-11 for weddings
• Yuma man in custody following domestic disturbance, alleged gunfire
• Court rules state can’t fund Land Department with proceeds
• Senate GOP chooses Pierce as new president
• Woman on bike hit by car (photos)
• YUHSD discusses 32nd Street construction, Ready Now Yuma
• Yuma veteran shares memories of World War II
• Yuma Marine reflects on Veterans Day while deployed to warzone
• Parades, events to honor veterans this weekend
• Who will replace Pearce as state Senate president?
• YUHSD introduces online education program: YODA
• Prison and parade (photos)
• Legislators wait for IRC special session
• Agents seize 170 pounds of pot, nearly $42,000 in cash
• Woman found guilty of importing over $2 million in cocaine
• Despite rumors, students at Cibola are OK, officials say
• Group takes out supervisor recall petititions
• Law enforcement agencies visit local sex offenders
• Author Andrei Cherny @ Main Library
• Quilting Club @ Main Library
• Facebook 101 @ Foothills Library
• AZ Old Time Fiddlers @ Foothills Library
• #1 in the ‘Dirty 30' Poll for 2nd time in as many seasons!
• AWC Music Department Presents Four Upcoming Concerts
• Area 5th Graders Experience College Life
• Williams, Gregory earn WSFL Player of the Week honors
• Lady Matadors place 2 on All-Region/All-ACCAC postseason volleyball teams
• Most Wanted 10-31-11
• Lawmaker proposes voters choose redistricting map
• Health care, jobs among issues at public forum
• San Luis officials urge patience amid long border lines
• Hospice healing event set for Thursday
• Final resting place for Yumans and their history
• Contract due for 32nd Street project
• Frida Kahlo altar at Yuma Art Center
• Spouses deal with loved ones' deployment
• Four-legged pirates help a pet project
• New CPR method taught to YFD first responders
• 32nd Street rollover (photo)
• Tea party demands commission changes
• Fugitive nabbed in Algodones
• Opponents, supporters speak up on redistricting maps
• Arizona’s official historian shares passion through music, humor
• Moose Lodge marks 50th anniversary in Yuma
• Judge makes ruling in favor of private prisons
• YMPO approves partnership with Greyhound bus line
• AEA improves slightly, but assets decline
• Judge blocks Horne from inquiry into IRC
• Jay Walker trades microphone for spatula
• Catfish Rodeo brings out more than 700
• Sentence delayed in bicyclist’s death
• Dogs return to PetSmart adoption center
• Firefighters putting on haunted house
• Sex offender has new address
• Velez named to border alliance
• Study begins on railway linking U.S. to Mexico port via Yuma
• Be careful when decorating for Halloween
• Walk and Wag event to raise funds at new HSOY shelter site
• Parking meters could be in place in San Luis in December
• Kofa students honor classmate's memory
• Schools get grants to help fight obesity
• AWC to host science/religion debate
• Vaughn Avenue fire (photos)
• Slight uptick in statewide spending attributed to things breaking
• Hispanic chamber comes under fire over bounced check allegations
• Massive power outage not caused by one worker: Officials
• Book Club @ Foothills Library
• Movies @ Foothills Library
• History of Yuma Territorial Prison @ Foothills Library
• Ancestry.com Class @ Foothills Library
• Brewer looks to boot IRC members
• Judge denies measure halting public financing of elections
• Car burns in empty lot
• Poll: Arizona independent voters now lean toward Obama
• Crane band looks for votes in contest
• YFD recognized for being patriotic at home
• County takes another step toward local preference
• Tea Party to hold rally outside redistricting meeting
• Kofa students to honor classmate killed in car accident
• Redistricting meeting on Saturday
• Voters encouraged to return early ballots
• Enough teams for local Lego competition
• BLM urges safety in the sand dunes
• AZ State Retirement Presentation @ Main Library
• Yarn Over Yuma @ Foothills Library
• Basic Computer Classes @ Foothills Library
• Author Ric Jahna @ Main Library
• Healthy and Delicious Thanksgiving @ Main Library
• Former YPD officer indicted
• Arizona tribal gaming revenues increase in Fiscal Year 2011
• YCF names Philanthropist of the Year
• Customs officers arrest 4
• Border Patrol agents seize marijuana, firearms, money
• Woodard student recognized for returning lost wallet
• First Things First donates $5.2 million for Yuma's young children
• New chief leading Wellton Police Department
• Yuma man charged in dog shooting back in court on new charges
• Consumer Concerns Series @ Main Library
• Drumming Circle @ Foothills Library
• Rock Hounding @ Foothills Library
• Sew Much Fun @ Foothills Library
• Teen Movies @ Main Library
• Uncle raising money for great-nephew without sight
• Tour shows classy side of Main Street
• Objectors call for ouster of IRC members
• YCIPTA approves changes to Dial-A-Ride
• Firefighters respond to multiple fires
• Somerton teen killed in wreck identified
• No charges to be filed vs. Beeson over travel funds
• YUHSD surveying students on career, technical education
• Yuma judge chosen to fill vacancy on Arizona Court of Appeals
• Dress up your pets for Halloween fundraiser
• Recently released sex offender has new address
• Conversational Spanish for Beginners @ Heritage Library
• Enjoy an Evening of Piano Masterworks on October 28th
• Territorial Prison to host trick-or-treaters
• Police hoping for no 'tricks'
• Lawyer: Governor, AG 
conspiring against medical marijuana
• State-funded health coverage enrollment drops
• Most Wanted 10-24-11
• Yumans planning centennial weekend
• Restoration hoped for Molina Block building
• Some motorists unaware of changes at busy Yuma intersection
• How-to set for 3-D Yuma project
• LULAC fashion show to raise funds for scholarships
• One dead after Friday night collision
• YRMC’s ‘clean room’ hits one-two punch against drug shortage, super bugs
• Ariz. 3rd in U.S. for people in their 50s at risk of hunger
• First helicopter wasn’t like standing on a paint can shaker
• Road Report 10-23-11
• Occupy Yuma protestors picket against corporate greed
• City Report 10-23-11
• 32nd Street targeted by Project Drive Safe
• ‘Coupon Queen’ coming to Yuma for workshop
• Amberly’s Place saved agencies $650,000 in last 5 years
• Survivor speaks at Amberly’s 10-year celebration
• Yumans learn about solar power from those who know
• Judge: Arizona can’t sue feds over border security
• Teachers hold pink party to encourage mammograms
• Three sent to YRMC after rear-end collision
• Yuma man facing charges in shooting of dog
• Man convicted in San Luis heroin smuggling
• Sex offender has new address
• APS: Birds caused Friday outage
• Yuma police officer fired, could face charges
• November is National Novel Writing Month!
• November Computer Classes @ Main Library
• Cyclist visits Yuma during cross-country tour
• I will survive (photo)
• Brewer calls Obama ‘condescending’ in new book
• Educator/artist awarded Tribute of the Muses
• Crash sends 1 to YRMC (photo)
• Grijalva: Congressional map favors Yuma
• Fun Factory to reopen on Thanksgiving
• Habitat for Humanity opens new office, store
• Motorhome, two trailers destroyed in fire
• Jobless rate improves with approach of winter season
• Yuma County participates in ShakeOut 2011
• San Luis to celebrate Founder’s Day
• Residents planning Occupy protest for Saturday
• Philosophy Debate Will Feature Regional Experts
• Yuma Star Group 2 (photos)
• Prop 400 would conform city charter to state election law
• City voters asked to approved pay raise for mayor, council
• Biz owner decries costly sewer fees
• Suspect charged in armed robbery of Somerton convenience store
• Yuma's Tribute of the Muses nominees announced
• Partners announce fair to encourage more use of SENTRI program
• YUHSD seeks community members for special education transition team
• Love on a Leash chapter informational meeting Saturday
• Beginning Crochet @ Main Library
• Basic English for Adults @ Foothills Library
• Man gets prison for cocaine smuggling
• Pink crossing (PHOTO)
• Special education series to tackle transit
• A. A. Sydcol agrees to pay $30,000 fine
• Conference to offer chance to ask questions about domestic violence
• School district looks to close Gwyneth Ham
• Group pushes for new state sales tax
• Former priest sought as Yuma County’s most wanted
• MCAS Yuma to hold evacuation exercise Friday
• Orange Grove basketball court an agent's legacy
• Yuma man protesting judge’s decision
• Informational meeting for free clinic set for Thursday
• MANGO for ESL @ Foothills Library
• Computer Class (Spanish) @ Foothills Library
• Week 3 of being #2: Matador Football stays put in latest NJCAA Football Poll
• Domestic Violence Training for Law Enforcement
• Footloose (PHOTO)
• Yuma County's Most Wanted 10/18/2011
• Jenny Farmer Umphress, Yuma Municipal Court judge candidate Q&A
• Jerrold Warner, Yuma Municipal Court judge candidate Q&A
• Supervisors approve county redistricting map
• Judge mulls tax dollars in Clean Elections case
• Humane Society seeking 2 animals
• NASA completes series of parachute tests, but more to come next year
• Schools to drivers: Take care around buses
• AEA tries to recover lost funds in court
• Johnson earns WSFL Special Teams Player of the Week Awards for 3rd time
• Jildara Ruiz will speak at Domestic Violence Awareness Vigil
• Groups to hold domestic violence vigil
• March of Dimes (photos)
• Cosmetology board rules for eyebrow threaders
• YPG tests support vehicle for Afghan National Army
• Lake Havasu City marks bridge’s 40th anniversary
• Questions and answers with Raul Mendoza
• Two drivers injured in head-on collision
• Council steps toward local preference policy
• Thomas, retired Marine, community activist, seeks seat on city council
• Solar Ambassadors provide powerful info
• If walls could talk: Polhamus House one of Yuma’s oldest structures
• Mendoza seeks to continue public service
• Indian Days parade (photos)
• Oliva to be guest at 4th Reunion of Migrant Poets
• Tripping death lawsuit against hotel upheld
• Arizonans recall fight for state MLK Jr. holiday
• Yuma Sun wins 17 awards in newspaper contest
• Yuma politicians speak out against legislative map
• Chavez historical building steps closer to federal recognition
• Gadsden band selected for parades
• Game and Fish close Cibola island unit
• Road Report 10-16-11
• City Report 10-16-11
• AARP: Most elderly Arizonans rely heavily on Social Security
• Couple's weight-loss inspiring Yumans, nation
• Wage increase met with mixed reaction
• Paradise Casino ceremony (photos)
• Quaker group asks judge to stop filling private prisons
• Woman hit by car (photo)
• Sex offender has new address
• Tribes call for ‘fix’ to high court ruling
• March of Dimes walk is Saturday
• 2 top YVB executives step down
• Yuma guest dancer charged with more than 100 felonies
• Quechan employee enters plea agreement
• Man killed in Somerton
• New San Luis police chief sworn in
• Harkins to equip theaters for hearing, sight impaired
• Pageant smile (photo)
• Landscape piping (photo)
• Ruling on union law a setback for Arizona
• Fire engine donated to AWC academy
• YUHSD board explains property tax rates
• Man arrested during Avenue B closure
• Yuma guest dancer suspect in secret videotaping
• Yuma Star voting begins at noon Friday
• Rock Hounding @ Main Library
• How to Garden in the Desert @ Main Library
• Grant Writing for Newbies @ Main Library
• Students to Earn “Scholarship” Monies at Carnival
• Time almost up for tax extensions
• Yuma Star off to shining start (photos)
• Part of Avenue B closed during search warrant
• AWC job fair (photos)
• Arizona deputy likens border to war zone
• Yuma educators mostly pleased with labels transition
• Governor signs off on Yuma local-preference changes
• Federal jury finds agent guilty of trafficking marijuana
• Winterhaven CHP officer being investigated for alleged sexual misconduct
• Cause of abortions drop in state disputed
• Dance Sessions @ the Main Library
• Hernandez nabs NJCAA Men's Soccer Division I Goalie of the Week again
• Matador Soccer keeps inching closer to NJCAA Top 5 in soccer
• Federal Funding Offered for Students Pursuing Professional Careers
• Yuma observing Fire Prevention Week
• Fortuna-35th Place collision (photo)
• Leaking package puts hazmat in a pickle
• Crane board OKs superintendent wishlist
• Democratic leader decries proposed legislative lines
• Sandstone Marketing launches melon campaign
• YPG engineers help students with egg-cellent project
• $25,000 goes to children's free medical care
• Yuma Star shines Wednesday
• Truckloads of food arrive at Crossroads
• Quechan to celebrate Indian Days
• Matador Football stays 2nd in latest NJCAA Football Poll
• Mendoza, Thomas face off on city issues
• Rise in school district taxes linked to rate hike by state
• Draft redistricting map splits Yuma County
• High school board to meet in San Luis
• Fire investigator honored
• Dogs removed from PetSmart adoption center
• Mission thrift store opens at larger location
• Bill would fund $80 million expansion at port of entry
• AWC Event Raises Awareness of Drug/Alcohol Dangers
• The GSA4=Club Holds Two Upcoming Events on Campus
• Reminder: City council forum Monday
• Somerton expands recycling reach
• USDA gives specialty crop grants
• Crane board to examine student achievement data
• New protocol created for child-abuse cases
• Deportation policy changes prompt concerns of scams
• Most Wanted 10-10-11
• School gets in on ‘upcycling’
• Difference in cities’ repayment rules cited
• San Luis seeks to establish walking paths for students, residents
• Student learns leadership, advocacy skills in D.C.
• Firefighters around county tough enough to wear pink for cancer
• District 1 to discuss property taxes
• Clarification: DirecTV
• Redistricting splits Yuma into 2 districts
• Yuma Sun to host candidate forum
• Suspect robs Wells Fargo on 16th Street, then goes for pizza and beer
• 5th Avenue targeted by Project Drive Safe
• Road Report 10-9-11
• Chipotle coming to Yuma
• City Report 10-9-11
• Somerton looking at incentives to attract shoppers, investors downtown
• Habitat frames walls on Wellton duplex
• Assessor explains why assessments higher than current home values
• Yuma man injured in apartment fire
• Property owners seeing red over tax bills
• Firefighters letting fuel tank burn
• Deserters were a problem at Fort Yuma in 1852
• Officials reject parts of AHCCCS plan
• Parents charged with child abuse in gambling incident
• Sixth-graders learn about water at river event
• DirecTV now streaming local channels in HD
• RV parks expecting good winter season
• Prince Harry now in El Centro
• Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration @ Main Library
• Teen Halloween Book Club @ Main Library
• Arizona led housing boom, bust
• Attention, Cujo (photo)
• Habitat for Humanity holding frame-a-thon in Wellton
• City holding household hazardous waste collection day
• Public invited to attend Safety Night Out on Saturday
• Border agents find suspected smugglers, marijuana
• Yuma Sun to host candidate forum
• 5 Yuma groups vie online for Albertsons grants
• Blue Cross Blue Shield donates to San Luis Community Fund
• UA presidential search forum Monday in Yuma
• Special needs students work as a team at football games
• Consulate still seeking handful of ex-braceros
• Correction: 10-06-11 Border waiver
• Migrant Poets @ San Luis Library
• Healthy Habits @ Foothills Library
• Introduction to Mahjong @ Foothills Library
• Cake Decorating @ Main Library
• Sew & Go Holiday Runner @ Main Library
• AWC Solar 3rd Largest on 2 Year Campus
• Collision at 3E-Palo Verde (photos)
• Grant available for STEM nonprofits
• Committee still looking at school district unification, consolidation
• Brewer criticizes state redistricting map plan
• A divided council adopts animal control ordinance
• House committee OKs bill to waive environmental rules
• New rules allow political signs in public right of way
• Mesa Del Sol warns of Craigslist scam
• Reclamation explores recycling of lime sludge
• Investigation continues into Yuma man’s death in Mexico
• Parents arrested when children found in car at casino
• Feline Friends gets grant for TNR program
• Immigration conference canceled
• Procrastinators’ Corner Open House @ Main Library
• AWCTheatre Presents First Student Production of the Semester
• Matador Soccer jumps to highest ranking of season in latest NJCAA Soccer Poll
• Yuma forum to promote awareness of AIDS
• City responds to Quilting Bee eviction
• 4th Avenue-16th Street revitalization eyed
• Pearce recall case back to court Friday
• Yuma inmate charged with attempted bribery
• Charges not filed in three-pedestrian accident
• Agents nab suspected smuggler, marijuana
• Yuma animal activists to protest circus
• Redistricting commission tweaks college district
• AZ Old Time Fiddlers @ Foothills Library
• Read to Elmo @ Main Library
• “Financial Strategies for Long Term Sustainability” YANPI Workshop @ Main Library
• Panel OKs preliminary congressional redistricting map
• San Luis picking vendors for Founders Day celebration
• Firefighters knock out shed fire
• Lawyer: Horne impugning integrity of panel with Watergate comparison
• BP agents arrest 3, seize marijuana
• Rollover on Highway 95 kills one
• Sex offender has new address in Yuma
• Hundreds of jobs available at job fair
• Palin writes forward for Brewer book
• Quilting Bee begins moving
• Yuma police asking public for photos, videos of car vs. pedestrians
• County, school officials attend emergency management training
• Rural/Metro: Leave the snake-handling to pros
• Pedestrian killed this morning on 27th Street
• Dateland Library Hours During Fall Break
• AWC Hosts Educators, Legislators To Share Information
• Council to consider expanding downtown redevelopment district
• Housing America OK’d for $500K fed loan
• Yuma man arrested in taxi robbery
• Truck burns at air-conditioning business
• Yuma County to attend sixth annual legislative summit
• Yuma County’s Most Wanted 10-3-11
• Prison guards decades of Yuma history
• Public transit efforts moving forward
• Bank to raise awareness for Operation School Bell
• GYPA faces debt, lacks revenue
• All eyes — and ears — on marching bands Saturday
• Marines train to fight aircraft fires
• Yuma food bank wins 2nd place for 30,000 pounds of protein
• Unemployment especially hard on rural areas
• Citizens of Year nominees sought
• Pedestrian critical after early morning accident
• Jumpoleenz ‘bounce house’ ready for fun at Pioneer center
• Suspended BP agent faces more drug charges
• City to evict Quilting Bee
• USBR awards $3 million to repair Yuma Mesa Conduit
• Simulator gets first use in explosives training
• Dealership donates truck to food bank
• Clinics witnessing drawbacks to abortion rules
• YC students collect nearly 5,000 cans for food bank
• Mayoral recall petitions in San Luis pass initial review
• Border Binational Health Week kicks off Monday
• Consumers assured Arizona cantaloupe is safe
• Request for Proposals for Library Cafes
• Running the N.Y. Marathon is personal for a Yuma man
• Arizona to host GOP presidential debate Dec. 1
• Cortes insists to judge she’s really in the race vs. Pearce
• Consulate seeking ex-braceros still owed compensation checks
• YMPO reviews programs
• AWC library: Ask your questions by texting
• Phoenix police veteran becomes new police chief in San Luis
• Firefighter who died on duty to be memorialized at national ceremony
• Mother to serve out son’s term on San Luis city council
• Yuma High choir performance to honor 9/11
• Intro to MS Word @ San Luis Library
• Quilting Club @ Foothills Library
• Teen Steampunk Costuming @ Main Library
• Genealogy Workshop @ Foothills Library
• Yarn Over Yuma @ Foothills Library
• Teen Programs @ Foothills Library
• “Board Fundraising and Development” YANPI Workshop @ Main Library
• AWC Librarians Are Just a Text Away
• Volunteers sought for annual 2-day river cleanup event
• Study: Care should be taken with groundwater
• Report: 1 in 7 Ariz. stores sells tobacco to minors
• AG files to take benefits from partners of gay state workers
• Brewer defends $300,000 salary of commerce authority president
• 32nd Street at Avenue D to close Thursday and Friday
• Sex offender moves into county
• Border Patrol seizes $500k worth of meth at checkpoint
• Rotarian encourages families to volunteer
• 32nd Street at Avenue D to close Thursday and Friday
• AWC community job fair set for Oct. 12
• Library eBooks for Kindle
• Hernandez named NJCAA Men's Soccer Division I Goalie of the Week
• Redistricting panel asks judge to quash lawsuit
• Next version of Fire-X tested at YPG
• Bill would zap borrowing for power projects
• YPD honors man for crime tips
• Driver in fatal hit-and-run to get probation in plea deal
• State initiative proposes single primary, eliminating party lines
• Rescued guinea pigs stop in Yuma on way to foster program
• After Yuma tests, Boeing delivers its first 787 Dreamliner
• Family friend, cousin save 14-month-old from drowning
• Computer Basics @ Foothills Library
• Book Club @ Foothills Library
• Couponing Class @ Foothills Library
• Healthy and Delicious @ Main Library
• Matador Football: 3rd for 3rd straight week in latest NJCAA Football Poll
• “Recordamus: We Remember”
• Looking for the leak (photo)
• Democrat Bivens announces for Senate
• Judge to hear ‘sham candidate’ arguments
• Despite low confidence, spending up
• Farmworker, low-income housing for Somerton pending
• Craigslist suspect gets five felony charges
• 16th Street gets finishing touch with landscaping project
• Quechan employee arrested for alleged threats
• $1.4 million in drugs seized near Winterhaven
• Yuma No. 1 so far in Tyson protein giveaway vote
• The Main Library will be open on Columbus Day
• Mosby named WSFL Defensive Player of the Week
• Hernandez earns ACCAC Goalkeeper of the Week honors
• Watkins grabs Lady Matadors' first ACCAC Player of Week Award for ‘11
• Matador Football moves up to 3rd in latest ‘Dirty 30' Poll
• Annual Fair Offers More Than Just Jobs
• Bushmaster memorial (photos)
• AWC students attend program in Mexico City
• Technicians ‘the brains of the jet’
• New gas pipeline to supply San Luis Rio Colo.
• Yuma could be 1st county to add vote centers
• Remote cabin gives glimpse of mine life
• Yuma County’s Most Wanted
• Congressman seeks to scrap dollar bills in favor of coins
• WACOG recognizes leaders for service
• Crims mascot in Ripley’s ‘Yearbook of the Weird’
• Water-related emergencies aided
• Kickpuncher: Get MAD (photo)
• Sol purpose: Work heats up at Dateland-area solar plant
• Yuma school bears pioneer teacher’s name
• Testing at YPG filmed for ‘Modern Marvels’ episode
• JROTC building dedicated to soldier killed in Iraq
• YHS freshmen get netbooks, rules for use
• San Luis R.C. launches gun buyback program
• Violent crime still high on tribal lands
• CDC: Ariz. ready for public health emergencies
• Grammy-nominated singer performs for Somerton students
• Report: Prison procedures not always followed
• Humane Society rescues 11 cats after pet owner dies
• Campesinos Sin Fronteras employee elected to advisory panel to Mexican government
• Volunteers needed to saddle up some joy for kids
• SLHS breaks ground on new auditorium
• Somerton may buy commercial building to spur development
• Realtor claims breach of contract, defamation by AEA
• Get MAD to kick off at health fair
• AWC awarded $13.29 million in grants
• Health coverage for Arizona children among lowest in nation
• Rollin' down the mural (photo)
• Experts disagree on signs of Arizona growth
• Bushmasters memorial Saturday
• Border sheriffs meet at Yuma-area conference
• Yuma High netbooks to be distributed
• BP agents seize cash, loaded pistol
• Parents can have child safety seats inspected Saturday
• Craigslist ad leads to alleged robbery, crash
• Computer Classes @ Main Library
• “Board Fundraising and Development” YANPI Workshop @ Main Library
• Teen Knitting Club @ Main Library
• Arizona Western College Awarded $13.29 Million
• Verde Street fire (photos)
• Beeson: Payment delay an accident
• Brewer visiting China
• Ala. suit bad omen for Arizona Voting Rights Act lawsuit
• YPD taking steps to take over animal control
• East County Highlights 9-22-11
• City attorney to head up global legal organization
• State education director explains reforms in testing, reading
• Symposium at AWC highlights education changes in county, state
• Agents seize marijuana, arrest 14 drug smuggling suspects
• Groundbreaking Friday for San Luis High auditorium
• Homicide victims to be remembered in Yuma observance
• HSOY offers rules for using feral cat traps
• Kofa building evacuated briefly for gas leak
• Off-road racing highlights fundraiser
• Young named NJCAA Football Defensive Player of the Week
• Court upholds ACC’s green energy standard
• R/M responds to rollover, child in car, rattlesnake
• Court ruling affects solicitation statewide
• Food prices drop in third quarter
• Food bank upgrades (photos)
• State law alters city’s plan for development fees
• Tuesday morning mishap (photo)
• BLM offers fee-free Saturday for visitors
• MCAS conducts active shooter training exercise
• Events to help wounded warriors, veterans
• Banned Books Week
• Bolting bovine recaptured
• Matador Football holds on 3rd in latest NJCAA Football Poll
• AWCTheatre Presents Matadors of Comedy
• Dateland celebrates groundbreaking of new water system
• End of the line (photo)
• Proposal puts taxpayers on line for loans
• Pros, cons of redistrict map argued at county meeting
• Sedona’s Cathedral Rock graces Arizona’s centennial stamp
• Suspect in Marine shooting broke weapons rules
• Yuma agents help recover murder weapon
• 4th Avenue water break repaired
• ADEQ fines Yuma excavating and paving contractor
• Yuman sentenced for flying millions in drugs
• Baby Brain Box Playgroups @ Main Library
• Teen Movies @ Main Library
• The 2011 Arizona Western College 100-Word Short Story Competition
• Snipers get new pilot in Air Force exchange
• Weight-loss contest between San Luis, Somerton heats up
• Firefighter gives new life to old cars
• City taking another step in takeover 
of animal control
• Yuma County's Most Wanted 9-19-11
• Water main break restricting traffic at 4th Avenue Approach to 16th Street
• Smucker Park expansion: City seeking input
• Beware email scam circulating
• Yuma school leads state in cancer fundraiser
• Shooting of Marine may have been accidental
• Brewer to attend meeting of 10 border governors
• Park sprucer-upper (photo)
• Marine shot at MCAS Yuma
• Calif. ruling could undermine SB 1070
• Public invited to join Scout’s cleanup project
• With government cuts, private investors sought
• 2 arrested in drug fraud case
• Group opposing south county redistrict plan
• Supervisors to discuss redistricting plan
• County roads downgraded due to budget cuts
• Heroes share time reading books aloud
• Calif. ruling won't affect Arizona's SB 1070
• Sex offender has new address
• The great Yuma diamond hunt
• POW/MIAs honored at annual Legion breakfast
• County wants to improve emergency communications
• Curtis family properties foreclosed
• Arizona cities lag far behind other metro areas in economic growth
• San Luis mayor claims opponents using deception in recall attempt
• San Luis to host girls fashion show Sept. 28
• Deaf Culture Film @ Main Library
• Belly Dancing for Beginners @ Main Library
• Arizona ranks almost highest in jobless payment errors
• Jobs go unfilled due to lack of skills
• Huge turnout for job fair
• 13,000 so far apply for medical marijuana
• Solar parking (photo)
• Yuma man denies making threats against V.A. clinic
• Private pilots still unhappy over vehicle access to tarmac
• Yuma’s jobless rate dips slightly
• Rural/Metro Fire Department receives PETA award for rescuing puppies
• Donations sought for kids book program
• Fireball seen in Yuma sky likely meteor
• Spaghetti dinner to raise funds for anti-meth program
• American Welding Society President to Visit AWC Campus
• No complaints about new curriculum, YUHSD leader tells board
• BLM, AGFD team up to spruce up recreation areas
• Brewer asks judge to toss prayer day lawsuit
• Judge denies request to stop private prisons
• USDA official to visit county to announce funding for local projects
• STEAM program receives $75,000
• Justice Department awards grants to Quechan tribe
• Zellers buy Yuma Fun Factory
• Wanna be a Yuma Star? Application deadline looming
• ADOT, Yuma County to hold transportation study
• ADEQ fines Yuma landfill
• Johnson named NJCAA Football Special Teams Player of the Week
• AWC Art Gallery Featuring “I See Dead Things” by Rachel Cherry
• STEAM Program Receives Grant for Classroom Equipment
• Census: Fewer Arizonans living in poverty
• Yuma still far below rainfall average
• Fur Ball gala crucial for new shelter
• Pearce recall gets judicial go-ahead
• Crane parents, staff to be asked about leader traits
• Suicidal signs merit immediate intervention
• Cocaine smuggler convicted
• Walk Don’t Weight teams recruited
• Charges filed against suspect in shooting of deputies
• Slain attorney’s wardrobe to be used for defendants
• Pedestrian hit while crossing 1st Street
• Matador Soccer moves into NJCAA Top 10 for first time this season
• Matador Football moves up to 3rd in latest NJCAA Football Poll
• Quakers file suit against private prison contracts
• Gov. Brewer decides not to move primary date
• Firefighters attack wildfire in Winterhaven
• MAC-Ro program praised in District 1 update
• Abortion restrictions take effect Tuesday
• Valley Horizon tribute (photos)
• Monday storm cuts power to 1,400 APS customers
• Puppies rescued from irrigation pipe
• Junior high marks week of 9/11 study
• Goodwill to host job fair Thursday
• Deputies' names released in Saturday's shooting
• Author Erika Aguilar @ Somerton Library
• Tertulias @ Heritage Library
• Most Wanted 9-12-11
• Crane board sets hearing about teacher pay plan
• Yuma Visitors Bureau elects officers
• Brewer to headline Arkansas fundraiser
• Internet book club lets teens meet authors
• Mexican nationals to elect adviser
• Straw for flood control carted to White Mountains
• Farmers aid ranchers affected by wildfires
• District 1 board meets Monday
• City show introduces new host
• Flag flies one final time
• Readers share memories of 9/11
• Sun staff struggled to keep up on 9/11
• Yuma officials recall feeling shock, disbelief
• County communications upgrade followed attack
• Installations upped security in wake of attacks
• List of slain military with Yuma ties
• Yuman has special connection to lost firefighter
• Yuman helped organize ground zero command center
• Yuma native recalls losing husband on 9/11
• 3 deputies wounded while serving warrant
• Matador Sports Network expands scope to video stream tonight
• YFD honors 9/11 responders with flags
• Boy, 2, almost drowns
• Young patriots (photos)
• Next WTI begins Sunday in Yuma
• Potential inclement weather for Yuma area Friday night
• Flu vaccine arrives in Yuma County
• BP agents seize 400 pounds of marijuana
• APS still investigating cause of outage
• Yuma Sun to print special edition marking 9/11
• San Luis proposes alternate site for solar plant
• Gowan partners with Colombia company to promote ‘green’ products
• Sex offender has new address in Yuma
• YUHSD, AWC games on tonight as planned
• Power back on for most in Arizona, California, Mexico
• Brain Box Playgroups @ Foothills Library
• AZ Old Time Fiddlers @ Foothills Library
• Optimizing Independence with MS Workshop @ Main Library
• Sew & Go @ Main Library
• Moody’s downgrades Arizona highway bonds
• Huge blackout darkens Yuma, Southwest
• AWC professor’s art to be shown in Baltimore exhibit
• San Luis Rio Colorado tries to set Zumba world record Wednesday
• Humble: Flu vaccination part of ‘social contract’
• Governor won’t promise tax revenues to education
• City to disconnect water to trailer parks for nonpayment
• APS press release on today's power outage
• Flights canceled into Yuma airport
• Guard to stay on border through end of the year
• Egg Drop Contest @ San Luis Library
• Cubeecrafts for Tweens @ San Luis Library
• Swift water training (photos)
• K-9 Marines work side by side with canine counterparts
• Group seeks to end immunity for lawmakers
• Board of Supervisors rejects solar plant bid in San Luis
• Residents asked to observe moment for 9/11
• Federal court says mortgage storage procedure not illegal
• Attorney general claims some on redistricting panel conspired to award contract
• Crossroads alumni association reveals new bunks for men’s shelter
• Business, school leaders discuss education in Yuma
• Program makes newspapers available to YCAT, Dial-A-Ride riders
• Creating & Shaping the Dream Team of Volunteers-YANPI Workshop @ Main Library
• Genealogy Class @ Foothills Library
• Basic Computer Classes @ Foothills Library
• Case against suspected killers of BP agent handed off to feds
• First friends, then Marines, Yumans deployed together
• City council hears progress report on public transit plans
• Lego robotics teams seeking company to form competition
• Storm destroys tiny chapel, family hopes to rebuild
• Falcon accidentally shot during dove season to be released soon
• Ruling bars state from canceling domestic partner benefits
• Lawsuit challenges $25 fee to visit state prisoners
• YHS collects donations for family of eight that lost home
• Border Patrol agents confiscate pot, meth
• Yuma retains status as a Playful City USA for fifth year
• Teen Trivia Contest @ Main Library
• Procrastinators’ Corner @ Main Library
• Quilting Club @ Foothills Library
• Book Club @ Foothills Library
• Teen Voting Program @ Yuma County Libraries
• Students Attend International Conference
• Interested in Massage Therapy?
• Storm unleashes rash of calls for Rural/Metro
• Yumans enjoy Labor Day before storm kicks in
• San Luis could have a new police chief this month
• App IDs local endangered species
• College Night to include financial info
• Gadsden district gets federal grant for after-school tutoring
• Sups to consider inmate insurance, local preference
• JROTC travels to Yuma for military experience
• U.S., Central American nations pledge to protect migrant workers
• Pioneer Redondo a major force in Yuma growth
• Yuma Sector Border Patrol announces Citizen's Academy
• City council to hear update on public transit reorganization
• Private industry council head John Morales honored
• Most Wanted 9-5-11
• Old Somerton P.O. boxes to raise money for park
• Road Report 9-4-11
• Ciao Bella closes, owner plans more casual restaurant
• Basketball legend urges economic teamwork in Yuma speech
• Arizona above U.S. average in marriage, divorce
• 17 days above 110 for Yuma's August
• Movie series to pay homage to 'Big Lebowski'
• YCF seeking nominees for Heart of Yuma
• 3 major Yuma-area projects have stalled
• AWC police chief named to safety council
• Re-enlistment ceremony takes flight
• Steamboats dueled on the Colorado in 1857
• Information meeting for college-bound
• Fiery skyline (photo)
• Military academy interest varies year to year
• GOP considers presidential debate in Arizona
• San Luis street redesign raises concerns
• Following ambulance can be dangerous
• Farm Bureau honors 
members, supporters
• Know what to do when sudden summer storms hit
• Labor Day closures
• Fire restrictions continue through Labor Day weekend
• Power restored for cancer patient
• Authors Across America Teen Program @ San Luis Library
• Dove season opener a mixed bag for hunters
• Border czar: Security concerns exaggerated
• AWC to Obama: Tweet, Tweet! Come to Yuma!
• College test prep course open to community
• San Luis mayor avoids recall only to face another
• Fire in Cibola refuge about 40 percent contained
• Agent files lawsuit against Border Patrol over search
• Time is running out to weigh in on transit
• Free Online Tool Career Coach Launches to Celebrate Labor Day
• Brush Up on Writing Skills and Register for Free Workshops
• Chief Edmundson to Serve on the School Safety Advocacy Council
• Dove season opens Thursday
• Committee considers combining districts
• State Supreme Court will decide Pearce recall case
• McCain proposes free-trade agreement at forum
• APS presents route alternatives at open house Providing feedback
• Community asked to vote often for Yuma park in Coca-Cola contest
• Beeson, McClendon headed for second terms on city council
• Two Yuma schools among 12 to get math grant from Cisco Foundation
• Calendar offers '30 ways' to help food bank during September
• Rural/Metro responds to vehicle accident, blaze
• Energy tips from Yuma County’s 2020 Comprehensive Plan
• Gas pump at San Luis gas station catches fire, burns Jeep
• McCain views YPG activities firsthand
• Prince Harry to be in Gila Bend, El Centro
• Teen Movies @ Main Library
• Free to Read Book Fair
• Accident near 3E and 24th (photo)
• Municipal Court judge race hinges on uncounted ballots
• Preliminary results put Beeson, McClendon on top
• Furious fallout: U.S. attorney for Arizona, ATF chief out over operation
• State drops retraining for teachers with accents
• Report: Arizona independents growing in voters but not unified
• Hangar mishap at YPG delays airship test
• Town hall: Arts, business should link up for jobs
• Shed destroyed by fire
• Roof rips off house as four children bathe
• The Importance of Breakfast @ Foothills Library
• Somerton would be included in Yuma district, under redistricting plan
• NAU-Yuma starts new year with 2 more programs
• Yuma’s Judge Gould on list of appellate court nominees
• Storms disrupt Time Warner services
• YPD investigating Advanced Placement phone scam
• Cancer patient still without power at home
• Agents seize marijuana worth $79K, arrest gang member
• Polls open Tuesday for city’s primary election
• Yuma Sun seminars to demystify digital and social media
• Correction officer's death believed to be suicide
• Teen Programs @ Foothills Library
• Homework Help @ Main Library
• Most Wanted 8-29-11
• Nonprofit alliance readying for volunteer season
• Station Marines keep things clean at floatdown
• Habitat eyed for endangered flycatcher
• Forum to hold public meeting about river restoration sites
• Yuma newspapers are teaching tools
• Somerton annexing 81 acres on its SE corner
• Carwash to raise funds for heart surgery
• Thunderstorm leaves nearly 10,000 in county without power
• Vehicle rolls over (photo)
• ASU opens new veterans center
• Carpe Diem launches physical fitness program
• Business, home hit by fires
• Attack a reminder of bear danger
• Yuma man arrested after 2nd standoff
• Agency helps abuse survivors
• ‘Double retirement’ a hot education debate
• Ariz. Town Hall coming to Yuma
• Hearing set for San Luis streets
• Mosquitoes pester areas of San Luis
• Garza faces possible airport eviction
• Road Report 8-28-11
• City Report 8-28-11
• Gotta Dream gives boy Disneyland trip
• Formal ethics complaint filed against Bundgaard
• Lawsuit challenges rules on marijuana dispensaries
• Parents urged to teach children self-protection
• Telegraph Pass lanes closed by farm truck fire
• Rural/Metro douses fires in house, truck
• Curbside recycling long-term goal of merger
• Somerton mayor organizes opposition to redistricting plan
• Line route OK'd for Imperial County solar project
• Public meeting set on agriculture land rezoning
• Online school adds support center at Yuma Palms
• San Luis gets $1.6 million grant for ‘incubator’ to attract industry
• Suspect subdued by Yuma K-9 officer charged with four felonies, misdemeanor
• 5th-ranked Matador Football team opens 2011 season in Lone Star State Saturday
• No court patrons adversely affected by embezzlement
• Court reverses Arizona Medicaid co-pay law
• Arizona’s wages lag behind national average
• Dem lawmaker to McCain: Apologize for comment on wildfire, illegal immigrants
• Arizona sues over Voting Rights Act
• No charges filed against Yuma County court clerk employee
• City primary election is Tuesday
• Two injured in three-car collision
• Yuma schools reschedule, delay sporting events due to heat
• Water district facing multiple issues
• San Luis councilman steps down following misdemeanor case
• Computer Classes @ Main Library
• Family Movies @ Foothills Library
• 3 vehicles collide, roads closed
• Matador Volleyball opens 2011 season on road Friday
• Avenue A rollover (photos)
• NAACP van driving to MLK dedication
• Housing prices continue to drop
• HSOY seeking volunteers
• Electrical outage hits 2,000 Yumans
• Government contracting seminar to be held in El Centro
• Firefighters quickly extinguish brush fire in Winterhaven
• Yuma doughnut shop owner pleads guilty in overtime case
• Come out with your fins up: Smell leads investigators to ‘fishy’ find
• Somerton court employee charged
• Dangers of dating to be discussed at Yuma library
• Sen. John McCain to speak in Yuma Aug. 31
• Arrest made in death of former AWC player
• Matador Soccer set to begin defense of Region I title beginning Thursday
• Trash bin fire (photo)
• Back to School for Yuma - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Former Choralairs invited to reunion
• Feelin' the heat (photo)
• Both sides of Pearce case seek Supreme Court ruling
• State argues its needs supersede ‘a few’ retirement dollars
• Prince’s training not expected to be in Yuma
• Two court employees accused of embezzling
• Thousands’ worth of meat stolen from Somerton center
• YPD seeks suspect in golf course vandalism
• Missing Marine’s car found abandoned in parking lot
• APS restores power to customers in Somerton, San Luis
• Matador Sports Network broadcast schedule for 2011-12 begins Saturday
• Home stretch (photos)
• Cyclist transported to YRMC (photo)
• Blackout leaves Somerton in the dark Monday night
• Block parties starting in downtown Yuma
• Gang member wanted on attempted murder charge arrested
• Governor blames president for book’s delay
• Weather service issues heat warning
• Yuma Marine says job as airframe mechanic is fulfilling
• Food Bank servicing record number of residents each month
• San Luis alumna presents spider phobia research
• YUHSD: 2011 grads attending various schools, universities
• Dog subdues suspect in Yuma standoff
• Arizona’s median age increases to 35.9
• Yuma County's Most Wanted 8-22-11
• Cibola Class of 1991 to hold reunion
• Air Force Academy grad looking forward to the skies
• Lutes Casino acquired as a debt payment
• WACOG celebrating 40 years of service to area counties
• Mexican motorists get reminder about Arizona's insurance law
• Silver Ring teams up with Jesus Jam for free ticket
• State sales figures show improvement
• Mission feeling AHCCCS reductions
• Picacho park on California closure list
• Somerton event to feature water slides, cars
• Agencies team up against domestic abuse
• YUHSD conducting survey on tech education district
• Downtime to open for 
John Michael Montgomery
• Yuma ahead of state in income growth
• New commander focusing on YPG's future
• Prison companies face Yuma public
• Early Yuma often flooded
• New rules aim to deport criminals
• Record number volunteer for AWC Day of Champions
• Mittry-area mosquito tests positive for West Nile virus
• Apparent suicide along canal bank
• San Luis councilman sentenced to a year of probation
• Yuma senator named Appropriations Committee chairman
• State health director questions 8 doctors' marijuana prescriptions
• San Luis Rio Colorado ends dog euthanasia policy
• Record volunteer numbers for 7th Annual AWC Day of Champions
• Yuma County seeks input from the public on redistricting
• Abortion pill no longer offered in Yuma
• Dust gusts (photo)
• First flying lesson reveals new love of flight
• High school open houses Monday
• Military food drive to help homeless vets
• Hilton hotel, conference center sold in trustees sale
• Locomotive catches fire east of Yuma
• Maine mom seeks answers in Yuma Marine’s death
• July’s local unemployment hits 30 percent
• Sex offender changes address
• Missing Yuma teen returns home
• Matador Soccer ranked 11th in NJCAA Preseason Soccer Poll
• Yuma teen believed to be runaway
• Lutheran school reports smooth first day
• Council weighs graffiti vs. church's Art Wall
• Marine with Yuma family missing
• August adoptions 50 percent off at HSOY
• Yuma area getting $3.6 million for road projects
• Russian cargo plane a frequent Yuma visitor
• 9 illegals, marijuana found
• Yuma airport makes economic impact
• Tenacity propelled Yuma's air industry
• Taxpayers could foot bill for Pearce recall
• El Toro Bowl seen as communitywide event
• Food bank receives grant to improve parking lot
• Yuma businessman released on own recognizance
• Area firefighters have busy day with fires, accidents
• YRMC completes 100th Lap-Band surgery
• Winterhaven board leaders quit over ‘misbehavior’
• Families move into Somerton homes they helped build
• County to bring 2020 Comprehensive Plan for public review
• Aquatic therapy program serves children with disabilities
• More marijuana abandoned in desert
• Yuma County to hold redistricting public meeting tonight
• Flooding the area… with the help it needs
• Officer awarded 2011 school safety award
• Fire displaces 7, kills family dog
• AWC appoints 2 to serve out vacated terms
• NABL to end season early; Scorps to lose home games
• AWC, Yuma Catholic, Harvest Prep begin school sessions
• California man injured in freeway rollover accident
• School bus involved in accident in San Luis
• Yuma supervisors explain tax increase, future projects
• Customs and Border Protection to hire 1,000 new agents
• 5th Avenue, 16th Street work continues
• Border Patrol agents find over $500,000 in pot
• Col. Fly instrumental in Yuma's modern aviation
• District Governing Board Announces New Member
• Saving lives on the battlefield: Air support begins with ordnance Marines
• San Luis police credit Neighborhood Watch with drop in burglaries
• Yuma police ask community for extra eyes, ears to revitalize Neighborhood Watch
• 50 in Yuma County apply for state medical marijuana
• Yuma council to hear bowl game presentation
• Yuma County's Most Wanted 8-15-11
• First airplane in Arizona lands in Yuma
• Yuma Pearl Harbor survivor remembered as favorite teacher, proud veteran
• Suit filed over AHCCCS share of settlements
• Mine detection dogs trained at YPG
• Road Report 8-14-11
• San Luis residents urged to shop locally
• Private prison firms in hot water
• Statewide, monthly tax revenue up but not significantly
• School zones again targeted by Project Drive Safe
• City Report 8-13-11
• Candidate seeking Jon Kyl’s seat visits Yuma
• Church sees Art Wall as a ministry, city sees it as graffiti
• Yuma sees slight increase in sales tax revenue for year
• Judge rejects challenge to Pearce recall election
• City begins animal control plans
• Kofa began as a tent city
• Arrest warrant against Yuman quashed
• More officers arrive at San Luis border
• Leaders riled by long lines at port
• Miss San Luis informational meeting Tuesday
• You can run the county! On the Internet, that is
• Meet the Candidate: Maria Chavoya
• New Foothills Fry’s store opens to large crowd, rave reviews
• Author Erika Aguilar @ Main Library
• Cubee Craft @ San Luis Library
• Traffic stopper (photos)
• Arizona appellate court backs abortion restrictions
• New column to focus on digital media and technology
• YMPO begins handing over transit responsibilities
• Funds to help students pursue health careers
• AWC students plead guilty to cellphone theft
• San Luis postpones police chief selection
• First day of classes for AmeriSchools
• City accelerates business development process
• Yuma police alerting public to sex offender's new address
• Wreath-laying ceremony for agents killed in train crash
• Retired Marine seeks council seat
• YPD arrests teen with improvised explosive device
• AWC Entrepreneurial Student Puts His Business Plan Into Action
• Alternative Parking for First Week of Classes
• High court asked for approval to enforce SB 1070
• More Yuma-area schools begin classes
• Speakers: Cyberbullying can hurt even more than physical version
• Judge backs legality of AHCCCS cuts
• Sex offender has new address in Somerton
• Three vie for city court judgeship
• Agents find missing 75-year-old woman
• Teens can attend AWC robotic class
• Meet the Candidate: Leslie McClendon
• Leslie McClendon Q&A
• AWC Robotic Course For High School Students
• Black is the color of Jan’s new car
• Speeding, school zones don't mix (photos)
• ‘Graybeards’ meet with modern-day aviators
• Workshop gives insight about military students
• Didway retiring from Crane in 2012
• City Outlook expands to radio
• Raul Mendoza Q&A
• Meet the Candidate: Raul Mendoza
• Airport receives $3.7 million for avionics center
• Wellton schools open with focus on future
• Solar project receives $967 million energy loan
• First Year Students at AWC Have Options for Success
• All signed up (photo)
• Meet the Candidate: Cody Beeson
• Cody Beeson Q&A
• District 1 student achievement discussed
• Report: Agents killed by train might have been confused
• Car slides off roadway into canal
• Lawyer: Pearce recall should go forward
• Evidence-handling training helps San Luis police solve property crimes
• Arizona sues to close 'marijuana clubs'
• School under way in 7 Yuma-area districts
• Foothills resident grows 70-pound watermelon
• Board to get demo of freshman netbooks
• Lady Matador Volleyball ranked 11th in NJCAA Preseason Poll
• Yuma Chorale & Yuma Youth Choir Holding Auditions & Taking Students
• Arizonans' confidence remains low
• Crane board to hear AYP report
• Yuma Moose Lodge honored
• San Luis to install parking meters
• Methodist church still serving after 119 years
• Campesinos Sin Fronteras 
plans move to San Luis center
• Law students getting real-world legal experience
• Most Wanted 8-8-11
• District 1 board to consider AIMS, retirees
• YRMC drug shortages continue
• Walking for equality (photos)
• State argues against lawsuits from unions
• Brother saves 7-year-old from drowning
• Peak condition: Yuma man summits Mount Kilimanjaro
• Project Drive Safe watching school zones
• City Report 8-7-11
• Road Report 8-7-11
• Yuma area students are heading back to school
• Police arrest suspect in Fairfield Inn robbery
• Speed limit restored on stretch of I-8
• Volunteers participate in accident demo
• Feds to review Ariz. insurance rate requests
• Law interns end summer with mock trial
• Taxes on Internet sales respark debate
• Correction 8-6-11
• Sentinel rest stop on I-8 closed
• Suspect in drive-by shooting charged with 21 felonies
• Man takes out recall petitions vs. Gadsden school board members
• Yuma man arrested on arson charge in fire
• Basic Computer Classes @ San Luis Library
• Incumbents, challengers for council seats express viewpoints
• Fire damages North End building
• Correction 8-5-11
• Yuma Marine plays role in battle-ready Harriers
• Yuma-area gun store owner sues the ATF
• Report: Border safer, but Arizona due for heavy traffic
• Judges cite responsibility in AutoZone case
• Cool time (photo)
• Kids poster contest to spotlight food drive
• Somerton Girl Scout troop seeking new members
• Cocopah Casino holding video tournament
• Man sought in connection to shooting turns himself in
• Proposed amendment looks to end partisan primaries
• Brewer supports mining project
• Citizens’ group launches petition drive against fluoridation of city water
• Candidate forum Thursday night
• New Fry’s set to open Aug. 12 at 5 a.m.
• Sheriff Ogden receives lifetime achievement award
• Walkers stepping up in Yuma for equal marriage rights
• AHCCCS case hinges on meaning of ‘available’
• My Plate @ Foothills Library
• August month of awareness 
for drowning
• Council: Changes to aesthetic overly district needed
• Arizona senators reluctantly vote for debt hike
• Brewer comments on debt ‘devil’
• Marijuana dropped from ultralight
• Arizona to hold 30-day income tax amnesty
• AEA reports second-quarter profit
• Yuma rallies to stuff backpacks for students
• Excessive heat due through Thursday
• Supervisors approve permit for 69kV line
• Judge asked to toss marijuana lawsuit
• Staffing company looking to hire 700 workers in Yuma area
• Two sought in connection with separate shootings
• Duplex heavily damaged in fire
• Doug Mellon named to AWC board
• Yuma Sun to host candidate forum
• Arizona Market Place resolving bankruptcy issue
• High school registration this week
• City of Yuma begins animal control
• Superintendent got boot in 1913 scandal
• Yuma legal assistant honored by APDA
• Clothing drive to benefit Arizona's Children Association
• 2 finalists in the running for San Luis police chief
• Teacher Appreciation to give free supplies
• Wellton resident continues the legacy of women in aviation
• ‘Conservative’ San Luis budget OK’d
• Yuma County's Most Wanted 8-1-11
• Council to hear presentation on gateway route aesthetics policy
• City Report 7-31-11
• Road Report 7-31-11
• Church collecting backpacks
• BOS to discuss Colonia project
• YRMC celebrates breast-feeding with worldwide event
• Nearly half of Arizona mortgages are 'underwater'
• Health district to hold vaccination clinics for back to school needs
• HSOY, Texas Roadhouse teaming up to reduce feral cat population
• Yuma Police reminds drivers to be mindful of school zones
• Campesinos sponsors Men’s Health Week
• Fence donations might not be tax-deductible
• Yuma simulates Afghanistan for U.K. helicopters
• States wait, worry about debt limit effects
• Students seek toilet paper for shelter
• San Luis street improvements up for comment
• 5 smuggling arrests at San Luis port
• Can you hear me now? Congressional offices swamped with debt-limit calls
• Somerton council OKs solar panels
• ERA and food bank drive away hunger
• Sex offender has new address
• YRMC school supply drive closes Monday
• From YPG to Pearl Harbor
• Metal man (photo)
• Judge vets Arizona claim for more border protection
• Exchange program seeking host families for 3 students
• San Luis councilman Torres at this week’s meetings
• YPG firefighters train on new ladder truck
• Supervisor Reyes Meets President Obama at a National Convention
• Books given to children in Somerton literacy program
• Teen Movies @ Main Library
• Senate considers Roll’s replacement in hearing
• Ariz. revenue growth may not continue
• Truck vs. Truck (photos)
• Online program seen as boon to YUHSD
• Seized cocaine worth $1.7 million
• Most Yuma County schools fail AYP
• Donations to unofficial website don’t go to build fence
• Senator: Sensors sometimes better than fencing
• Brush fire (photo)
• Prison gaining votes in Coke park contest
• City dismisses lawsuit against community activist
• Food bank CEO Stubbs retiring
• AWC Introduces Local Professor
• Charter school exec poised to challenge Sen. Pearce
• Amberly’s Place director named Woman of the Year
• Yuma judges among six applying for Court of Appeals
• Practice makes perfect (photo)
• Third annual open house canned food drive Saturday
• APS donates $5,000 toward community fund in San Luis, Ariz.
• STEAM seen as filling Yuma job needs
• MCAS Yuma plays important role in training exercise
• School officials talk AIMS scores
• eBook Web Maintenance August 5th-7th
• Planned testing for unmanned airship at YPG to be rescheduled
• Military Police Platoon prepares for Afghan deployment at YPG
• STEAM institute to focus on careers in engineering
• Sunset offers free mammograms to qualifying patients
• Appellate court judges file claim against state
• Committee forms to collect funds for Pearce
• San Luis councilman attends council meetings infrequently
• Monday is registration deadline for city primary
• Bite dog escapes from animal shelter
• YUHSD considers online courses
• YRMC expanding hospital buildings
• Yuman pleads guilty to assault with serious injury
• New Online Course: Medical Math
• MCAS Marines, sailors perform realistic convoy
• Chamber leader: Mixed immigration laws harm business
• Andrade port director aims to increase public outreach
• Railroad sneaked into Yuma in 1877
• ‘Safe Routes’ lead children to schools
• Assistant legal defender noted as ‘Rising Star’
• Most Wanted 7-25-11
• Barren hotel has storied history
• Ordnance technicians VMA-513’s right arm
• Enrollment growth ups Gadsden schools’ budget
• Tribal efforts to increase
 census participation pay off
• Yuma man aims to set record with LEGO collection
• Colorado River District urged for representation
• San Luis pageant added to Miss Arizona circuit
• Hotels looking for an angle to attract more customers
• MALS-13 ordnance in the business of bombs
• Quechan earns honor for support at UCLA
• Higher population count helps Somerton's budget
• Family still waiting for justice for Valerie Gunnell
• YVB seeks lists of faves to showcase at centennial celebrations
• Cleaning products a danger to children
• Endurance flight co-pilot Woody Jongeward dies
• BLM closing abandoned mines
• Cibola players clean up preschool playground
• Attorney for the state looks to stop Pearce recall
• Coat drive collects 11,000 items for needy
• Farmworkers reach one settlement with labor contractor
• Availability of nonsurgical abortions continues — for now
• Belly Dancing for Beginners @ Main Library
• Family Movies @ Foothills Library
• Brewer could move up presidential primary
• Commission urges privatization, changes to public worker policy
• Meth seized in Riverside, Calif., likely came through Yuma
• Students lauded for mural
• AG investigating redistricting commission after complaints
• Arizona jobless rate up slightly in June
• Redistricting public hearing Saturday
• Firefighters put out trailer fire
• San Luis city councilman pleads guilty to misdemeanor
• Provision 2 offers free lunches for students
• HSOY seeks the adoption of shooting victim's canine companions
• Go green with red wigglers by starting a worm farm
• Brewer: Police should have spoken out against medical marijuana law
• Marijuana club seeks judge’s approval
• Council finalizes ballot language
• Fence website raises $39,085 in 17 hours
• Host families sought for students
• Border Patrol agents arrest sex offender
• Winning band to open for country singer
• Agencies set up heat plan for Yuma-area homeless
• AWC’s solar project on track to be completed in the fall
• Language Cafe @ Main Library
• Marine killed in tanker truck crash has been identified
• Parent Awareness Classes @ Somerton Library
• Prenatal Classes @ Yuma County Libraries
• Border fence website launches
• One Marine killed and another injured in tanker truck wreck
• Week-Long STEAM Summer Engineering Institute
• 2 Somerton schools get new dress code
• Staff clarifies agenda items involving $7.58M purchase, Quartermaster Depot
• Rap star/actor released from Yuma prison
• Part of largest Marine Corps Reserve exercise of the year taking place in Yuma
• San Luis, Healthy Yuma semifinalists in state projects contest
• Smuggling suspect arrested at I-8 checkpoint
• AP study: Yuma still second most-stressed county
• An old-fashioned love story 59 years in the making
• Kinder Review @ Foothills Library
• Pearce supporters file recall challenge
• Arizona's delegation could split on party lines over debt-limit vote
• One-vehicle rollover on I-8
• Goin' with the flow (photo)
• Officers find cocaine worth $3.52 million
• San Luis girls take honors in dance camp, competition
• Multiple Arizona laws take effect Wednesday
• Sunset gets $500,000 grant, plans dental van
• Andoh prepared to drive Yuma transit to success
• City pools a cool place to spend summer
• Intro to Fitness @ San Luis Library
• Rad Tech Students Win
• Bird takes a break (photo)
• Habitat for Humanity getting a new home
• Combat logistics unit works behind scenes
• Yuma homesteaders cultivated both land, community in 1948
• Somerton council opposes plan 
for redistricting
• Arizona tourism numbers looking up
• YUHSD incoming freshmen to get netbooks instead of textbooks
• 8-year limit on homeowner lawsuits upheld
• Latest AEA report: $31.8 million loss over 15 months
• Scanners help track stolen vehicles
• Drive Safe eyes on 32nd Street this week
• Stray ember sparks field fire
• San Luis approves loan for art festival
• Road Report 7-17-11
• Yuma parks vying for Coca-Cola grant
• AHCCCS cuts impact Yuma’s behavioral health services
• Shooting victim trying to get back to normal life
• No vote on juries for drunk driving trials
• Council to discuss $7.58M purchase
• City Report 7-17-11
• Yuma's new Custom and Border Patrol center goes vertical
• Super Q: Soldier is a softball star
• Partnership of GM, YPG gaining speed
• Summer vacation photo contest seeking entries
• Humble: Marijuana club circumvents law
• $1.9 million ticket bought at Lutes by its accountant
• Up to $150 offered for beaver poaching info
• Sun Corridor hires contractor to attract business to Arizona
• San Luis councils hopes for quick resolution in Torres case
• Cibola alum dives into submarine robotics field
• Agents nab marijuana, 4 suspects
• Bajo El Sol offers cellphone users new mobile site
• Harvest Preparatory experiencing ‘exponential’ growth
• Computer Class Schedule @ San Luis Library
• Teen End of Summer Bash @ Main Library
• Dr. Joanne Mowczko @ Foothills Library
• 18 indicted in $700,000 food stamp fraud
• Search begins for new AWC governing board member
• Foundation gives check to Sunset program
• Jackrabbit watches golf (photos)
• Unions sue over pension contributions
• Test center gets new commander
• Top tourism award goes to Yuma Lettuce Days
• Quechan Tribe distributes $131,840 in gaming funds
• Correction 7-15-11
• Second suspect in robbery charged with a single felony
• Man arrested at Yuma airport with alleged C4 explosive
• Fire damages one school bus, destroys two others
• Wii Gaming for Families @ Somerton Library
• New AWC Board Member Search Begins
• Individual carrying contraband arrested 
at airport
• YUHSD OKS increase 
in school lunch price
• Yuma County moves up in top digital ranking
• Arizona still ‘digging out’ from steep job losses
• CDC investigating increase in illnesses in Yuma County
• Students score lower in AIMS writing
• MCAS Yuma chefs cook up creativity
• State lawmaker wants to scrap redistricing commission
• Border Patrol seizes $219,000 in marijuana
• Truck fire doused (photo)
• Wound Care Center cited for quality care
• Dispose A Med set for Saturday
• School aid group seeks donation of property, facility
• Crane board disagrees on agenda wording
• Sprucing up Yuma High (photo)
• Staying hydrated important in intense summer heat
• Longtime educator retiring as AWC board president
• Bathroom pot ignites commission debate
• No more original Chretin's (photos)
• Brewer sets date for Sen. Pearce recall election
• Rap star/actor gets week added to prison sentence
• Appeals court finds for church in case vs. city of Yuma
• Final land exchange for riverfront redevelopment
• YUHSD board appoints a new member
• Second suspect in robbery now in custody
• Correction 7-13-11
• Crops in Pots @ Foothills Library
• Introduction to Mahjong @ Foothills Library
• Barcomb Announces Retirement
• YRMC to extinguish smoking addiction with new program
• Two Companies Are Finalists To Build Prison in Yuma
• Car hits a tree (photo)
• Budget on YUHSD agenda
• AG rules Pearce cannot accept corporate donations in recall
• Christmas in July Food and Coat Drive
• New policy aims to stop illegal gun flow to Mexico
• APS initiates eminent domain process against two property owners
• YPG school gets grant to improve safety and spur physical activity
• Online Job Help @ Main Library
• Crane considering changes in how agenda items added
• Sunset giving back-to-school exams in Somerton, San Luis
• Staples, DoSomething.org team up for school supplies
• YPG optic testing ensures accuracy
• Picacho riot killed law man
• AWC to offer women’s self-defense class in fall
• Bar attempts to clarify discrimination policy
• Counties get $31.5 million for federal lands
• ‘Buck’ Appleby to be inducted into outdoor hall of fame
• 24th Street lane closings due to water line break
• Area petroglyphs offer glimpse into the past
• Hazardous waste disposal (photos)
• Yuma has ties to 3 death row inmates
• Latino teacher awards program expanded
• Crossroad Mission kicks off Christmas in July drive
• Drive Safe targets 4th Avenue
• City Report 7-10-11
• Pearce recall election petition certified
• AHCCCS cuts mean $12 million from YRMC
• The Weather Channel rates Yuma hottest city in Southwest
• Shooting victim comes home
• Grijalva speaks out against Republican bill
• Nearing completion (photo)
• Valle del Sol, YPIC partner in leadership program
• Brewer unaware of Napolitano visit due to staff error
• U.S. to allow cross-border trucking, Mexico to lift tariffs
• Mexico extends search for missing US tourists
• CBP notes jump in arrests of pedestrian smugglers, many of them minors
• Fire started outside of Kneaders Bakery
• Old Chretin's restaurant demolished (photos)
• Volunteers needed for Yuma’s elderly
• Pesticides Program @ Somerton Library
• Nutrition Program @ Somerton Library
• Man awaits trial in San Luis slaying
• YMPO welcomes new Transit Director
• Brewer lashes out at administration for leaving her out of loop
• Yuma's hazardous waste collection is Saturday
• Bighorn sheep may have adapted to mountain lions
• Brewer mum on online sales tax
• Tree knocks down 12,500 volt power line
• POP Flip Flops @ Main Library
• Photo Sharing @ Foothills Library
• Cloth Painting @ Foothills Library
• Quilting Club @ Foothills Library
• Introduction to Mango Language Learning @ Foothills Library
• Healthy Food Persuasion @ Foothills Library
• AWC/UA Family Studies Program Presented at National Conference
• YPG employee’s CPR saves coworker
• New state law requires residents pay tax on online goods
• Somerton welcomes pathway lined with 'lumineers'
• Supervisors prepare for 2020 and state centennial
• Arizona to hold off on enforcing new abortion restrictions
• Supervisors OK 2 percent levy increase
• Council restores funding for GYEDC
• New director takes over an Andrade port of entry
• Correction: Marijuana seizure story
• Tacna cleans up from series of storms
• Southwest pilot reacted quickly to hole in roof
• Basic English Classes @ Somerton Library
• Computer Basics (Spanish) @ Somerton Library
• Design a Mug @ Somerton Library
• Experts and locals discuss valley fever characteristics
• Son of Yuma couple survives fishing boat capsize in Mexico
• YPD responds to shots fired over the holiday weekend
• Border Patrol confiscates 1,000 pounds of marijuana
• Former Somerton mayor named to YUHSD board
• Local preference takes step forward
• Two-point landing (photo)
• YMPO sets agenda for latest board meeting
• House panel hearing on forest health gets heated
• Part of roadway to close for canal work
• Two homes destroyed in weekend fires
• Yuma High FFA wins high rankings
• Despite the grace period, CA drivers could face tickets for expired tags in Yuma
• Travel Fair @ Somerton Library
• Coffee Club @ Somerton Library
• Cloth Painting Craft @ Somerton Library
• Teen T-shirt Craft @ Yuma County Libraries
• Yumans mark Fourth with floats and floating
• Mexican consulate seeks to prevent migrant deaths in desert
• Vigilantes tried to tame rowdy Yuma
• Yuma Marine breaks bench press record
• Yuma raises flag and patriotic spirit in honor of Independence Day
• Yuma High FFA wins high rankings
• Experts put Yuma on alert for thunderstorms
• Most Wanted 7-4-11
• Somerton to hold auction online
• BOS to begin work on long-term plan
• Humane Society pact on council agenda
• Prisoners left legacy in Desert Southwest
• YPD digital sleuth retires
• Littering an ongoing problem at popular water recreation spot
• Yuma Marine spending Fourth on duty in Afghanistan with his squadron
• YPG looks to improve fuel delivery
• River rats revel in return of Yuma floatdown
• Spanish-language movies set for July
• San Luis businessman boosts community fund
• Deli to feature German, European fare
• NAU offers tuition aid, support for military
• Yuma County organizations lose tax-exempt status
• Closures for Fourth of July
• Keep safety in mind if using fireworks
• Yuma man honored as Kentucky Colonel
• Feds give the OK to start AHCCCS cuts
• New memo casts doubt on Arizona medical marijuana
• Jennifer Wilson's case launched the use of DNA evidence in AZ
• Crossroads Mission experiences cuts, layoffs
• Yuma girl’s death was catalyst for victims’ rights
• Life without parole in agent's sand dunes death
• City, Humane Society reach agreement for animal control
• Nesting (photo)
• Yuma County to impose 2 percent levy increase
• District 1 officially adopts budget containing significant cuts
• Training jets caused Friday boom
• Jennifer’s memory honored with NAU endowment, Yuma track
• Soria named NJCAA All-American, chooses UCSB for next step
• Judge nixes lawmakers’ attempt to prevent reservation expansion
• Planned Parenthood looks to block new abortion restrictions
• Hospital kicks off school supply drive
• Brother and sister in arms
• Community remembers Tony Bottone
• Ground broken for federal courthouse
• Who was Jennifer Wilson?
• Classmates share stories about Jennifer's life, tragedy
• Judge refuses to stop AHCCCS cuts
• Watching one execution more than enough
• Jennifer Wilson's family gathers in remembrance
• Teen Foreign Films @ Main Library
• Kickboxing Workshop @ Somerton Library
• Recycling Craft @ Somerton Library
• Repujados Craft @ Somerton Library
• Teen Movies @ Somerton Library
• Zumba @ Somerton Library
• Drive for School Supplies @ Yuma County Libraries
• Arizona executes Richard Lynn Bible
• The proper way to cheer & stunt!
• Students Attend National SkillsUSA Conference in Kansas City
• Timeline in Jennifer Wilson murder case
• Passion for fashion (photos)
• Rep. Grijalva in Yuma for groundbreakings
• Supreme Court denies stay of Bible’s execution
• Accident at 3rd Avenue-13th Street
• MCAS breaks ground on construction projects for Joint Strike Fighter
• Then-Sheriff Phipps shared Wilsons’ ordeal
• Fire forces evacuation of Yuma hotel
• Slain girl’s family to gather for graveside prayers during execution
• Crane hearing, special meeting Friday
• Slow quest for justice in Ricky Bible case
• Yuma area now has highest unemployment rate in nation
• Chess for Beginners @ San Luis Library
• Zumba Workshop @ Wellton Library
• San Luis Center to get Valdez name
• Enjoy an Evening of Brass and Choir Music
• AWC Foundation Donates Funds to YRMC Foundation
• Fiesta Bowl asks lawmakers to justify tickets
• Former Marine makes second bid for a seat on the Yuma City Council
• Nature’s Express to close Friday
• ACLU study: Officer use Tasers too often
• Judge to hear argument to save AHCCCS hours before law set to take effect
• “Paws” publication to debut this month
• Yuma Heritage Area receives national parks grant Money to fund several trails activities
• Excessive heat brings a halt to road repairs
• Former AWC football player died from accidental overdose
• District 1 making changes to keep special needs students with peers
• New Female Self Defense Class
• Measure would cap taxes on homes purchased before ’03
• Bible's execution back on for Thursday
• Jaycees collecting for fire aid
• Blaze destroys mobile homes in Winterhaven
• Yuman arrested after shots fired into air
• Fall from truck fatality identified
• Truck topples utility poles on Highway 95
• High court strikes down part of Clean Elections Act
• Yuman $12 over limit for heart surgery due to cuts
• Somerton considers own animal control
• High court throws out Arizona campaign finance rule
• Car crashes into Walgreens building
• Teen Movies @ Main Library
• Classes Offered in Super Manager and Supervisory Training
• Service members do pay for nonessential cosmetic surgeries
• Jury could decide whether or not metal saguaro is art
• ‘Bridge to Nowhere’ was once vital link
• Yuma County's Most Wanted 6-27-11
• Victim dies from fall from moving vehicle
• Summertime cooking safety tips from the professionals
• Revival of Territorial River Regatta set for Saturday
• Somerton halts employee furloughs
• Rural/Metro firefighters return
• Camp locale moved, but monsoons threaten original site
• College skills and D.C. trip part of summer camp
• APS gives tips for keeping summer electric bill low
• Debate rises on officials’ raises Municipal salaries in Arizona
• 5th Avenue renovation brings big changes
• Rep. Jones: Focused on business and agricultural last session
• Polished Image closes, to reopen as Massage Yuma
• 50-year gas mileage for Yuma's Shay Oil
• Nearby Gila City boomed and died
• State Supreme Court won't block AHCCCS cuts
• YRMC gets new digital imaging system
• Companies can't fire a worker over a policy they don't enforce
• Correction 6-25-11
• Execution to proceed for Yuma girl's killer
• Yuma police seek good samaritans in assault and robbery
• Former Yuma Territorial Prison employee knows the truth about the Lowell gun
• Discontinued Classes @ Heritage Library
• Folic Acid Seminar (Spanish) @ San Luis Library
• Effects of Pesticide (Spanish) @ San Luis Library
• Bellydance Performance @ Foothills Library
• Computer Classes @ Main Library
• Students explore health sciences at PharmCamp
• Men, take a moment to take care of yourself
• Camp fosters interest in science, math
• From humble beginnings to a bright career at YPG
• Yuma firefighters return from battling wildfire
• YPIC seminar offers resources for long-term job seekers
• The Fourth on 4th Avenue (photo)
• Crane looking at smaller budget for 2011-2012
• Noise Guy @ Yuma County Libraries
• Martial Arts @ Wellton Library
• Businesses worried by Lettuce Days' move
• Garage fire (photos)
• Perla Wicks to head Heritage Festivals
• Man gets 5 years for Ocean Spray theft
• Attorney seeks another delay in Bible execution
• Auto thefts in Yuma County decline again
• County health officials keeping an eye on diarrhea outbreak in San Luis, Son.
• Phonic Booms @ Main Library
• Firefighters extinguish two brush fires near Wellton
• Church group promotes energy efficiency
• Horne: State has the right to ensure the integrity of the voters
• Marijuana, cocaine seized by agents
• Accident sends 4 people to the hospital
• Yuma Sector has new assistant chief patrol agents
• It's (gonna be) so hot... (photo)
• Attorneys for AZ say voters can't tell the legislature what to do about AHCCCS funding
• Kofa stadium to sport energy-efficient lighting
• Brush fire expected to be contained Tuesday evening
• Higher gas prices affecting groceries
• Excessive heat warning should be no problem for Yumans
• Boyfriend charged with murder
• Scrapbook Workshops @ Yuma County Libraries
• Chronic Diseases Seminar @ San Luis Library
• Year 5 of the Matador Soccer Camp begins July 18th
• Matadors' 2011 soccer schedule released
• YRMC gearing up for electronic records
• Several agencies battling brush fire along Colorado River
• Redistricting Commission Continues to Look for Answers
• Building code dispute on San Luis athletic field settled
• Fire damages Yuma home
• Yuma Sector Border Patrol agents seize 135 pounds of marijuana at checkpoint
• Flamenco performances connect library patrons with Spanish culture
• Gas leak prompts evacuation of Yuma home
• Wheat field catches fire
• Correction 6-21-11
• Horne makes bid to prove that AZ can require proof of citizenship to vote
• Most Wanted 6-20-11
• Yuma Marines keep an eye on the Alaska Sky
• Students take 2nd place in mechanics contest
• San Luis, Sinaloa city seek to forge economic ties
• False alarms a concern for Yuma firefighters
• Kofa and San Luis OK’d for health career classes
• AWC student given CAPCA scholarship
• Network looking for volunteers to document abuses
• Family ties: A.T. Pancrazi built business and family in Yuma
• Father's Day collage (photo)
• Juneteenth proclamation (photo)
• RAC to further discuss maps
• Further cuts would damage GYEDC, Engel says
• Animals add 
hazards to Highway 95
• Arizona sales up 11 percent
• Duran family patrolling the state’s highways for three generations
• Yuman takes plant science internship at Disney World
• Yumans get news of cabins in eastern Arizona
• Solar energy will only use ‘A Drop in the Bucket’ when it comes to water use, researchers say
• Somerton seeking sponsors for 4th of July celebration
• Pancrazi: New role this legislation session
• Hug by hug, VMA-211 Marines return to Yuma
• Yuma businessman pleads guilty in case that cost AEA millions
• Yuma firefighters sent to wildfire
• Guard to remain on border through September
• Sole survivor of Yuma County shootings speaks out
• Sunniest city unveils historic promotion
• Game and Fish seeks input on wildlife plan
• Crane to adopt proposed budget at Tuesday meeting
• AWC board looking for Valdez replacement
• Mexicans abroad can vote in 2012 presidential election
• Wellton woman killed, boyfriend arrested
• Delay of execution sought in Yuma girl's slaying
• YRMC seeks volunteers to be Patient Partners
• Friends and family to remember shooting victim with memorial celebration
• Correction 6-17-11
• Maple Avenue collision
• YFD offering safety precautions to prevent drownings
• Smugglers target Arizona for two of every three illegal border tunnels
• Attorneys try to stop AHCCCS cuts from taking effect
• Arizona's jobless rate is showing improvement
• Aquarium Program @ San Luis Library
• 2011 NISOD Award Winners Attend Conference
• New AWC Board Member Search Begins
• Squirrel finds a way to beat the heat
• Yuma County leads state in life expectancy
• Yuma jobless rate rivals the Great Depression
• Council votes to allow a special election to propose a pay raise for mayor and members
• First classes graduates in citizens academy designed to strengthen ties between police and Hispanic residents
• Interview site for border crossing program moves
• Agent testifies that ATF let guns go to cartels
• Donations needed for Wallow Fire victims
• Pearce likely to have to defend seat in special election
• Firefighters respond to unharvested field fire
• Swat team cleared in last month's fatal shooting of former Yuma-based Marine
• Army ditches black berets in favor of caps
• Math Tutoring @ Heritage Library
• Valdez Leaves District Governing Board after 18 Years of Service
• Company looks to target marijuana market
• Amberly's Place has a Week in Paradise up for grabs
• Stars and Stripes
• GYEDC seeks more time to negotiate funding
• Crane board discusses new positions, retirement
• Marine learns U.S. culture through service to country
• Department of Labor investigating subcontractor
• Winds should move haze out of Yuma area
• Fun run hopes for reams of fun and paper
• MCAS Yuma to begin construction for new fighter jet
• Two convicted with misdemeanor in animal cruelty case
• Five injured in Airport Loop Road near head-on collision
• Create Your Own Calendar @ Foothills Library
• Quilting Club @ Foothills Library
• Ag Student Awarded $2000 Scholarship
• Learning to be like...
• District 1 advised to close Gwyneth Ham
• YPG newspaper gets new look
• Sex offender has new address
• Lawmakers refused to make change to extend jobless benefits
• Yuma felon sentenced to federal prison
• Investigation into accident that killed Border Patrol agents still ongoing
• YPD looking for witnesses to an injury accident
• HSOY and Animal Control seek help in pet abandonment cases
• Create a Calendar @ Foothills Library
• Quilting Club @ Foothills Library
• Area High School Students Stay on Campus
• Yuma-area law agencies get communication funds
• Most Wanted 6-13-11
• Never leave children alone in a car
• Gold rush puts Yuma on the map
• Yuma council faces budget talks
• Crane board to discuss retirement program
• You talking to me?
• Road Report 6-12-11
• Talks continue between Yuma, HSOY
• Vendors can register for lottery to take part in 4th of July celebration in San Luis
• San Luis council OKs 15 percent increase in utility services
• Yuma woman enjoying new activities after heart transplant
• City Report 6-12-11
• Grant applications available for Yuma nonprofits
• Somerton budget constraints hamper return to all-day kindergarten
• Consulting group to give report on District 1 facilities
• Yuma Elks lodge honors flag ahead of holiday
• Redistricting options would split Somerton from San Luis
• Fire near East Wetlands quickly contained and put out
• Yuma residents hope their cabins were spared from Wallow Fire's destruction
• Students receive scholarships from YRMC
• County supervisors adopt tentative budget
• Planned giving forum aims to improve Yuma
• Marine Corps Hornets, Harriers team up for tandem operations in Afghanistan
• Shooter shows up to special session in costume
• Special session leaves the unemployed wondering if next check will be their last
• Yuma County is back in the number two spot on the Stress Index
• San Luis Council will not replace Torres while he fights felony
• UA researchers to talk about solar energy and water use
• Bank account opened for Wellton shooting victim
• Yuma legislators support job funds extension
• Court rules New Times can sue county prosecutor
• Five awarded city employee scholarships
• YPG celebrates Army’s 236th birthday
• Obama increases Wallow Fire updates
• Bystander rescued two men from the Colorado River
• San Luis auditorium on track, officials say
• Easter Seals foundation opens first Yuma office
• Yuma firefighters douse two vehicle-related fires
• Google Earth @ Foothills Library
• Crops in Pots @ Foothills Library
• Spanish Health Classes @ Heritage Library
• Zombie-palooza for Teens @ Main Library
• YUHSD board talks curriculum changes
• Chamber of Commerce outlines border plan
• Cibola grad to take on Navy ROTC
• Student needs tuition help for Princeton summer session
• Court: Prior sex offense can weigh in sentencing
• Friend says ex-wife described Dyess as controlling, violent
• Yuma attorney’s son recalls spirit, humor of slain father
• Two San Luis men arrested on drug charges after traffic stop
• Smugglers drop pot-filled suitcases
• BP officers seize nearly $1 million in narcotics
• Brewer looking to save extended jobless benefits
• Matador signee Scott drafted in MLB Amateur Draft
• YUHSD will launch "Ready Now Yuma" initiative
• Shooting victim was Wellton retiree
• Hilton Garden Inn, Pivot Point Conference Center up for trustee sale
• Arizona high school grad rates up
• Rural/Metro firefighters sent to combat Wallow Fire
• YUHSD board losing a 19-year member
• City seeks comment on General Plan 2012
• Yuma firefighters respond to chemical spill
• State's economy is being weighted down by real estate market
• Horne: Obama administration is trying to thwart AZ's voter-ID laws for own benefit
• Yuma man charged in death of 21-month-old
• Correction 6-8-11
• Clarification 6-8-11
• Quartzsite Learning Center Grateful for Piano Donation
• Hazy Yuma skies a planned occurrence this time of year
• Family earns housing self-sufficiency award
• Brewer hires lawyer for 1070 case
• RAC begins to draw the lines
• 360 pounds of marijuana abandoned
• Medical recruiting gets $840,000 boost
• Title changes, budget eyed by YUHSD
• Funeral services Wednesday for attorney killed in shooting spree
• Migrant workers from Yuma County settle lawsuit against Monsanto
• Reducing child abuse needs community diligence
• Churches, counselors share Wellton’s grief
• Rural/Metro switching to paperless patient records
• San Luis getss FEMA grant for firefighters
• Kofa students headed for special summer programs
• Perch built for mother hawk
• Most Wanted 6-6-11
• Vampires vs. zombies at San Luis Library
• Cenpatico seeks applications for grants
• Full-day kindergarten to be discussed at public meeting
• Acting-governor provision under debate
• Border agent’s lawsuit, appeal dismissed
• Yuma man arrested in death of 21-month-old
• Deported immigrant sues over injury at San Luis port
• Nightmares arrive in Afghanistan
• Redistricting commission begins to move forward
• Presentations, appointments on county agenda
• Drive Safe targets 16th
• Pearce supporters hope to use corporate funds to fight recall
• Work to begin on I-8 east of Telegraph Pass
• YPG team works long, quickly 
to test anti-IED technologies
• Fire destroys trailer, shed
• Support offered in wake of tragedy
• Tequila Party seeks to get Hispanic voters to the polls
• Suspects charged in theft of woman’s purse
• Quechan tribal members have new leadership
• Sex offender has new Yuma address
• Councilman charged in travel expense repay
• Police release victims' identities in Thursday's shootings
• Details emerge on the divorce and the victims of shooting spree
• Yuma Mayor reacts to shootings
• Residents on lockdown react to news of Yuma County shootings
• Photo of Yuma Shooting Suspect Released
• Counseling for the Shooting in Yuma
• Memorial for Yuma shooting victims
• Local Judge remembers shooting victim
• Yuma shootings get global attention
• Suspect listed in several court cases
• Wellton churches plan memorial service
• Schools go into precautionary lockdown
• Recap of multiple murders since 1970s
• Colleagues remember Jerrold Shelley
• Foreign Film Fest @ Foothills Library
• Zumba Workshops (Spanish) @ Main Library
• Fitness Workshops @ San Luis Library
• Details begin to emerge in morning shootings
• YFD opens new training facility
• Mittry Lake, Avenue 7E reopens
• Council adopts preliminary budget but subject of animal control keeps coming up
• Judge, council candidates file packets
• Police Investigate A Downtown Shooting
• YUHSD names Sheldahl the new associate superintendent
• Missing Yuma-area woman back home with family
• Blaze destroys trailer located on 20th Ave.
• Memorial run to be held for agents killed in crash
• Friends head to Naval Academy seminar
• Sex offender changing address
• Rejected request for a marijuana dispensary paves the way for lawsuit
• Robbery suspects arrested
• Father's Day Craft Program @ Foothills Library
• Healthy Heart @ Foothills Library
• Adventures in the Kitchen! @ Main Library
• Book Club @ Foothills Library
• Taste Test for Tweens @ Foothills Library
• City plans to move forward with own animal control services
• Foes of Sen. Pearce submit recall signatures
• Attorney looking to force state’s hand on marijuana dispensary permits
• Chewin' up 5th Avenue
• United Blood Services invites Yumans to 'Drive Away A Hero'
• Car gets stuck on utility pole guide wire
• San Luis mayor responds to arrest of relative in Mexico drug case
• Yuma Union High School District to consider associate superintendent
• San Luis councilman charged for not returning unused travel funds
• Elderly couple robbed in parking lot
• Correction 6-1-11
• Ancestry.com @ Foothills Library
• Yuma, Pet CPR Training could save your best friend
• Yuma Fire Dept Tips: Avoiding Heat Illness
• Recent donations to Amberly's Place gives organization hope
• After nearly 40 years, Red's Bird Cage is still a hot night spot
• San Luis pool opens for summer season
• Gone but never forgotten
• Marine Corps unveils new re-enlistment steps
• Cibola graduate headed to the Naval Preparatory Academy
• Staying hydrated is vital for expectant mothers this summer
• Seven high school graduates receive ASU alumni scholarships
• AWC’s Small Business Development Center gets excellence award
• Piece of Yuma history found in Alaska
• Officials: Holiday weekend quieter than in the past
• Sacrifices honored during Memorial Day events
• Yuma auto repair shop in it for the long haul
• Free meals for children in June, July
• Locals celebrate veterans
• Ocean-to-Ocean Bridge critical link between shores
• GM group gives $3,000 to Amberly’s Place
• ADOT offers summer driving tips
• Most Wanted 5-30-11
• Gadsden students chosen for gifted program
• Budget on city council work agenda
• Somerton seeks sponsorships of free pool hours
• Part-time agrarians produce poultry with care
• Bike stunts part of Semper Ride safety
• Camels often seen in early Yuma
• Students earn bikes for reading books
• Reagan students reap dividends from math program
• Memorial Day boating tips from YCSO
• San Luis council eyes rate hikes
• Leaning on your horn could land you in jail
• Arizona home values keep sinking
• Yuma-area houses continue to lose value
• Yuma’s newest industry makes shingles for Quartermaster Depot
• Man who killed Yuma girl to be put to death next month
• Marine who was killed was a suspect in a drug case
• 90 Yuma area school buses to get emissions-reducing device
• Yuma readies for traditional Memorial Day events
• BP seizes drugs, arrests 3
• Medical marijuana lawsuit seems aimed to reverse voter approved act
• San Luis students recognized for perfect attendance
• Closures in Yuma for Memorial Day
• Vampires vs Zombies Teen Read Contest @ San Luis Library
• Conversational English for Adults @ San Luis Library
• Yuman's family describes terror of Joplin tornado
• Paint pros - Loyal customers keep store rolling
• Professor: Court's decicion not applicable to SB 1070
• Unions seek to bar laws limiting speech, payroll deductions
• Yuma judge was constitution maker
• YMPO votes to approve rail corridor study
• U.S. attorney claims medical marijuana scare tactics
• YPG ceremony bids farewell to one commander, welcomes a new one
• Mittry Lake and Laguna Dam areas will be closed this weekend due to fire
• Scorpions announce Lady Gaga Night
• High court backs law against illegal workers in Arizona
• Teen Foreign Films @ Main Library
• Create a Scrapbook @ Wellton Library
• Martial Arts @ Wellton Library
• Animal Control seeking dog that bit teen
• Yumans respond to Navy’s naming ship for Cesar Chavez
• Command of Yuma Sector a homecoming for new Border Patrol chief
• New, larger veterans clinic opening in Yuma next year
• City to consider taking on animal control services
• YMPO to announce transit provider
• Smoke, water damage in house fire
• City first in nation to meet green Hemi
• Man arrested for alleged weapons smuggling into Mexico
• Newest citizens (photos)
• Judge rules Loughner incompetent for trial
• Sex offender has new address in Yuma
• Three injured in school bus crash this morning
• Summer Programs @ Wellton Library
• Language Classes @ Wellton Library
• Work resumes on stalled 8th Street traffic signal
• Local veteran supporters ask for crosses back
• AWC Looks to the Sun for its Future
• School buses vandalized in San Luis, Ariz.
• BLM declares Laguna Fire contained
• Agents seize 156 pounds of marijuana, arrest U.S. citizen
• Arizona's senators donate Fiesta Bowl funds
• Woodard Dedicates Gymnasium to a Local Influence
• Yuma Border Patrol agents seize meth and marijuana
• Brewer questions legality of medical marijuana
• Correction 5-25-11
• Magician Richard Steele @ Yuma County Libraries
• AZ Ric @ Yuma County Libraries
• In tough times, Arizonans headed to Texas
• City council to begin budget discussions with special meeting
• Yuma’s Hearing is one family’s business
• BLM offering $10,000 reward for information on Laguna fire
• Yuma County jobless rate heats up as summer comes
• Attorney looking to block Brewer from making cuts to AHCCCS
• Suspected drug tunnel or storage uncovered
• Man struck by car, killed along I-8
• Computer Classes @ Main Library
• Teen Movies @ Main Library
• Graduations to be streamed online
• Wanted: Stuffed animals for K.I.D.S.
• Most Wanted 5-23-11
• MCAS Yuma hosts Osprey detachment
• Somerton acquiring property for City Hall
• Cibola student headed to Naval Academy
• Lines & Lundgreen still raising the roof after 65 years
• Agua Caliente: Once prominent and now forgotten
• Tomcat pilots test the newest Harrier system
• City Report 5-22-11
• Students make cranes for Japanese school
• Phone scammers targeting residents in San Luis, Ariz.
• Laguna fire, while mostly contained, continues to smolder
• Yuma woman tells of living with RSD
• Senator defends tea party license plates
• Shooter proud of batting average For Yuma County
• Drive Safe eyes 32nd Street
• Road Report 5-22-11
• Yuma County treasurer filed for bankruptcy in 2010
• Silvas' blackberry patch encourages pickiness
• Bureau: Heed fire barricades
• Ceremony marks change of MCAS command
• Thousands attend funeral for fallen agents
• Yuma Border Patrol agents seize heroin after vehicle stop
• Yuma County voters OK extending jail tax
• Mittry fire 50 percent contained
• Career fair shows students possibilities
• Teacher wins award based on student's essay
• Community honors fallen agent
• Yuma's Territorial Prision plays important role in new movie
• ‘Chain of Survival’ crucial during heart attack
• Special students treated to special prom
• Pull over and stop for emergency vehicles
• Incumbents win in Somerton
• Border agents apprehend three smugglers
• Vigil in memory of those who died on the border
• How To Become a Published Writer for Teens @ Main Library
• Tertulia @ San Luis Library
• Health Classes (Spanish) @ Main Library
• Yuma Grants Networking Group
• Mittry Lake brush fire now 30 percent contained
• Tracy, Roman join Matador Softball infield for 2011-12
• Customs agents seize a variety of drugs at port
• City adopts 10-year Capital Improvement Program
• City mourns fallen agent
• Guard: No word on mission extension
• Blaze near Mittry Lake fueled by high winds
• Lt. Dan Band plays MCAS
• Family of a missing Yuma woman seeks public help
• YPD enforcing Click It awareness
• Twin officers give students lesson in seat belt use
• Two incumbents in lead in Somerton council voting
• Clarification-Public record requester, commitee meetings
• Yuma police seeking witnesses to accident
• Rural/Metro honors Employees of the Year
• Excessive requests burdensome for city clerk’s office
• Cibola choir set for East Coast Tour
• Early returns approve jail tax extension
• Committee recommends pay raise for council, mayor
• 2 of 3 incumbents favored in Somerton council race
• Death of Marine found in canal ruled suicide
• Raffle benefits Amberly’s Place
• Sherwood shares: Station EOD Marine retires, recounts half a lifetime experience in the Corps
• BP agent Clark was big supporter of grade school
• Man charged in attack on YPD officer
• Yuma Border Patrol agents apprehend three smugglers
• Riding in silence for Yuma’s fallen cyclists
• Spanish Health Classes @ Main Library
• Call for Creative Writing Submissions for Colorado Crossing
• Amberly’s Place temporarily closes store
• BP widow recalls 'kind, kind husband'
• Yuma Marine wins in lottery
• Legislative budget shifts more responsibility on counties: Yuma fares well
• Yuma man killed in motorcycle accident
• Yuma observing national EMS week
• Agency: Bird not in need of species protection
• Don’t forget to vote Tuesday on jail district tax
• Three finalists for San Luis police chief
• Legendary Gutierrez restaurants a long family tradition
• Capital Improvement Program before Yuma City Council
• Remembering fallen officers (photos)
• Doomed expedition left Yuma in 1894
• Gadsden district ends year in black
• Yuma students to form own state
• YPG’s ammunition planner wins employee of the year
• Mexico offers public works incentive
• Most Wanted 5-16-11
• Judge rules drug company out of reach of state regs
• Legal drug known as bath salts can have dangerous effects
• Arizonans due to lose jobless benefits
• New laws aims to give small businesses incentive to provide health insurance
• Drive Safe to monitor 32nd Street
• Thousands at Women's Expo (photos)
• Tuesday election to fill Somerton council seats
• MCAS employee shapes the cool in Yuma
• Transit jobs may be under county umbrella
• Jessen family buys historic Lee Hotel
• Longtime home builder retires
• Sonora puts their twist on the hot dog
• Tattoo fundraiser for Red Cross' Japan relief
• Somerton man killed in vehicle accident
• Prison superintendent’s wife mans gun during breakout
• Territorial prison gets a rapid-fire burst of history
• Yuma teens all duct out for prom
• Law enforcement to hold annual tribute
• Investigation continues into agents’ deaths
• Parent Awareness Classes @ Somerton Library
• Prenatal Classes @ Yuma County Libraries
• Summer Reading @ Yuma County Libraries
• Home damaged in morning fire
• Man arrested for allegedly attacking YPD officer
• YFD honored for work with students
• Fire officials asking residents to maintain their property and landscaping in a fire-wise condition
• Deadline approaches for potential city council, judge candidates
• Music guides students through creative writing
• Former AWC player found dead in Florida
• Yuma man found guilty of attempting to import over a million dollars worth of cocaine
• Yuma postal carriers to collect non-perishable food on Saturday
• 'Strings del Rio' Orchestra camp for all ages
• Two Border Patrol agents killed this morning identified
• Former Matador Football player Aaron Douglas passes away
• Summer Band and Summer Choir
• YUHSD administrator moving to Pennsylvania
• Firefighters respond to gas leak
• Attorney General Tom Horne disagrees with President Obama's border claims
• YPG people help make science fair a success
• Solar power project wins Best of Show at Yuma County Science Fair
• Marine severely injured in 14th Avenue wreck
• Yuma Man takes plea deal in 2007 murder case
• Yuma man sentenced to life in prison for killing stepfather
• Small plane makes emergency landing on Ogilby Road
• Visitors Bureau looking for a few good board members
• Fisher’s Landing Resort a long-time lake hangout
• Register Today for Training in Solar Hot Water on May 26th
• Multiple Viewing Options For 2011 Commencement
• ‘3:10 to Yuma’ delivers goods
• The great locomotive escape
• Crane board confirms no staff will be cut for next year
• Pinsker remembered for community involvement
• 2 San Luis, Ariz., men arrested in nearly $4 million drug bust
• Border Patrol agents arrest 4 smugglers, seize drugs
• AWC dedicates library to local book lovers and upstanding citizens
• YUHSD board meeting can be viewed on TV on Wednesday
• BLM announces fire restrictions for public lands
• City prevails in water, sewer lawsuit appeal
• National Guard won’t be removed from border in June
• Grow Your Own Salad Program @ Foothills Library
• AZ Old Time Fiddlers @ Foothills Library
• Woodard wins Current Events Challenge
• Rolle teacher's contract not renewed
• Arrest made in aircraft marijuana drop
• Gov. Brewer to publish memoirs
• Somerton officials warn parents of drug-like herbs
• Realty Executives Chapter 11 filing won’t affect local agents
• High winds blow through Yuma
• Suspects face robbery, gang-related charges
• SB 1070 heads to Supreme Court
• Crane chief’s pay to be discussed
• Major changes don't dull jeweler's shine
• 2011 Commencement
• Renovations in store for H&HS, MWSS-371 barracks
• Somerton chamber’s future in doubt
• National Parks Service seeks ideas on Cesar Chavez
• Dream of being a pilot gets one step closer with summer program
• Yuma Grad Nite gears up
• Most Wanted 5-9-11
• ‘Yuma drifted with bones’ in new novel
• Three Yumans earn NAU’s Gold Axe awards
• Enjoy the outdoors on Fee-Free Days
• Redistrict panel to hear four options
• Mom, son winners of Parent-Child Look-a-Like Contest
• Two businesses at Yuma Mesa Shopping Center to close
• Baby Cambria surprises family with improvements
• USDA seeks comment on leafy greens agreement
• At-risk youths learn about choices at summit
• Drive Safe to focus on 1st Avenue
• City Report 5-8-11
• First Sonoran pronghorn coming to Kofa refuge
• Tire Country helps keep Yuma rolling
• Public campaign funding vote challenged
• Yuma Scouts earn Eagle rank
• Show us your prom photos
• Labor board files suit vs. Arizona’s union amendment
• Yuma police respond to apartment for suicidal person call
• CBP seizes drugs, several wanted suspects
• Black Sheep squadron welcomes new commander
• UA-Yuma student awarded Boeing scholarship
• Valley Horizon wags its tail for Yuma’s animals
• San Luis group aims for November recall
• Movies @ Heritage Library
• Donner tragedy culprit was Yuma postmaster
• Abandoned residence catches fire
• Hot playoff game (photo)
• Yuma County’s stress score falls to No. 9 spot
• Economists say unemployment rate won't drop below 7 percent until 2015
• Court order hints at red-flag clues to AEA crisis
• Foothills motorcycle crash (photos)
• Five suspects arrested in armed robbery
• Yuma truck driver recognized as one of the best
• Yuma doughnut shop owner indicted in overtime case
• Online scams grow in wake of bin Laden’s death
• 10 Tips for a Healthier Lifestyle @ Foothills Library
• Prize-Winning Pianists to Perform Fundraising Concert
• City seeks right-of-way to finish 8th Street light
• More riverfront development in coming months
• Students host lunch for teachers
• Boy found; another teen still missing
• Yucca Gas project ready
• New gate officially opened at YPG
• Yuma airport steps up security, but average flyer won’t notice
• Quechan Nation celebrates grand opening of Yuma's latest park
• AWC to offer hundreds of non-credit online courses
• Street stands need business licenses
• Arizona leading U.S. in small business job growth
• Federal appeals court voids conviction of teen linked to 1991 murders again
• Ancestry.com @ Foothills Library
• Quilting Club @ Foothills Library
• AWC's Annual La Cosecha Honors Outstanding Graduates
• Law Enforcement Training Academy Commencement Ceremony
• Game and Fish seeks input on guidelines
• Accident cleared at 4th Ave. and 22nd St.
• Local federal agencies to use grant for real time data sharing system
• Visitors bureau had busy year; next: a mobile center
• Irate landowners get reprieve; board tables APS line decision
• State to contribute toward sally port project
• Adopted children lose legals rights to biological parents
• Tohono O'odham tribe's casino plans halted
• Telethon to help Tornado victims to be held Wednesday
• Govenor signed state guard bill but has no intent to use it
• Cibola High boy missing since Monday
• Trial date set for defendants in case that cost AEA millions
• AWC students place in top 10 in national math competition
• 9/11 widow from Yuma feels relief, wariness
• Film Club @ Main Library
• 3 Matador Softball players earn postseason honors
• Gutierrez earns 2nd Team All-Region I & All-ACCAC honors
• Arizona Western College now offers hundreds of online courses
• No one hurt in mobile-home fire
• Project expected to boost YUHSD energy savings
• Yuma gets nearly $4 million for emergency system
• Even medical marijuana subject to federal laws
• Former Yuman heads to White House after word of bin Laden’s death
• Yuma seen in better financial state than most counties
• Wellton teens arrested for allegedly selling drugs at school
• Area military installations raise security levels
• Ariz. govenor criticized over vetoing weapons legislation
• Yuma Catholic students go above and beyond for the Crossroads Mission
• Sew & Go @ Main Library
• Teen Programs @ Foothills Library
• “Orchestral Classics” Concert
• Yuma High cutting child-care classes
• Council to discuss riverfront plan
• Soldiers conduct pre-deployment training at YPG
• Local farmer gets grant for Gila Ridge FFA
• Yuma County's Most Wanted 5-2-11
• Desert Sun Stadium still a grand slam after 42 years
• Five to interview for San Luis police post
• Keep Fighting: fundraising event reminds survivors, loved ones that 'cancer never sleeps'
• Marine’s leadership helped ease flight’s emergency landing
• Testing systems Down Under an interesting experience
• San Luis reviving Neighborhood Watch
• Skate battle shakes up Somerton
• Missing 13-year-old found
• Drive Safe 5-1-11
• City Report 5-1-11
• Road Report 5-1-11
• Yuma UA alumni award students money
• Early Head Start reaches out to homebound children
• San Luis II port could open to all traffic
• Medical professionals explain 
less invasive hysterectomies
• BOS to talk Yuma money, special projects
• Fisher Chevrolet moves down street during construction
• UA Healthcare bill vetoed
• Brewer rejects bill to let guns in public buildings
• Air service CEO cites airport’s link to the world
• State begins phasing out AHCCCS
• News van rollover (photo)
• Got a fishing tip? Share it for a chance to be published in Arizona Wildlife Views magazine
• Canadian police arrest Yuma trucker on homicide warrant
• Son of Yuma man helps manage one of the largest space and missile complexes in the world
• Grooming gives dogs a new leash on life
• Rocket launch (photo)
• State expected to add jobs this year
• MCAS, YPG hold gay-response training
• Andy Tobin elected new speaker
• Brewer vetoes insurance legislation and state spending increases
• YMPO puts Yuma in the pot for ADOT funds
• Correction
• AEA Federal Credit Union still troubled with 'necessary pain'
• Traffickers making greater use of minors to smuggle drugs
• Quilts for Japan, with love, from Yuma
• Welding Students Win Medals at State SkillsUSA
• AWC Thanks Governor Brewer For Veto of Guns on Campus Bill
• A human torch
• YCWUA to work with APS in choosing line route
• Artists reunite with buckets at reception
• ‘Distracted!’ driver training video being produced in Yuma
• Sweet-McGregor named to AWC Foundation post
• Governor veteos state holiday for Centennial
• Arizona bill would ax protections for county workers
• CuddleKit fundraiser event to take place in June
• Yuma man, fearing cartel hit, attacks detention officer in order to remain jailed
• No new charges against postal break-in suspect
• Drug smuggler sentenced
• Recall underway in San Luis against mayor, council members
• Speaker: Shopping locally has measurable benefits
• Arizona History Convention coming to Yuma this weekend
• Appeals court to hear Arizona voter ID case
• House Speaker Adams to step down
• Senior Army leader tours YPG
• Sweet-McGregor Named to Lead AWC Foundation
• Culinary Students “Cooking Up” Some Community Service this Semester
• Feds consider extending Guard’s border mission
• 32nd Street crash (photos)
• Bill extends parents’ school clout
• Experts say Yuma is not facing the worst of extreme drought
• Big load (photos)
• Visitors bureau hoping to lure river enthusiasts, Mexican shoppers
• Two escape from car in canal
• Teacher accused of sex crimes held on $1 million bond
• Two stray dogs attack man, still at large
• Yuma not happy with impact fees bill signed by Brewer
• Civilian MCAS employees saluted for preventing drug smuggling
• Homework Help @ Main Library
• “Choral Eclectica”
• APS hosting public open house Wednesday on 230kV transmission project
• First of AHCCCS cuts to take effect Sunday
• U.S. 95-4E collision (photos)
• YRMC recognized for their minimally invasive techniques
• Boy robbed of bike gets new one
• Postal break-in suspect faces 11 felonies
• Yuma man charged with murder in fatal stabbing
• Murder suspect arrested in San Luis
• Fire damages home in Tierra Mesa
• El día de los niños @ San Luis Library
• Pre-college test offered for free
• Enjoy an Evening of Piano Masterworks
• Poetry at High Noon II
• AWC Family Development Program Students to Graduate
• Yuman Audrey Hall wins Miss Rodeo Arizona
• Court: Tucson allowed to have partisan city elections
• Margarita Fiesta to help adult literacy
• San Luis to hold 18th annual Día del Niño
• Another drug drop-off event Saturday Second National Prescription Drug Take-Back this Saturday
• Somerton recycling plant goes into operation
• Fundraiser to help boy with eye cancer
• Cesar Chavez provided a voice for Hispanic farm workers
• Easter buckets surprise Yumans this morning
• HSOY gains $32,000 in grants
• Yuma teacher arrested
• May Spanish film series to include Yuma star
• New YPG radio system upgrades service
• Relay for Life to keep fighting cancer
• Kids hunt down Easter goodies at American Legion party
• Airman from Yuma providing humanitarian assistance in Japan
• Propane fire damages patio, garage
• For four Yumans, Simon says: Sing!
• Legal action ‘bogus,’ says Kretzer
• Yuma Girl Scouts learn about firefighting
• CBP officers thwart several drug-smuggling attempts
• Discovery show tapes in Barry M. Goldwater ranges
• Suspect in pizza place robberies charged with 17 offenses
• Don’t let the bed bugs bite; exterminator offers prevention tips
• International desalination conference to be held in Yuma
• Tunnel provides new capability to Yuma facility
• Supervisors experience MCAS first hand
• Odyssey problem solver: Raise $30,000
• Contest held for ‘good’ graffiti
• Tacna man held without bond in child molestation case
• Missing mentally disabled man found safe
• Kofa senior heading to West Point
• Free Comic Book Day @ Yuma County Libraries
• Computer Classes @ Main Library
• YMPO seeks proposals for transit services
• Prom-grad warning shown at highschools
• Rep. Flake makes campaign stop in Yuma
• State taxable items sales up in March
• 10 illegals, marijuana seized
• Students to paint over graffiti as part of cleanup program
• Tacna man arrested for alleged lewd acts with child
• Man arrested for murder after stabbing
• Police investigating death on 15th Street
• Man faces attempted murder charge after slashing wife
• Man sought in post office box break-ins caught
• 3 Matador Soccer players find 4-year homes
• AWC Community Band Presents Second Spring Concert
• AWC Pep Band Presents Spring Concert on April 28th
• Winners of Sustainability Awards Announced
• Police report mentally disabled man as missing
• DirecTV customers to receive local channels
• City to stretch scarcer CDBG funding to meet housing needs
• ADOT Clears Up Roundabout Projects
• Work crew snags gas line
• Governor faces decision on stack of Legislature-approved bills
• Border agents stopped $1 million worth of narcotics this past weekend
• USPS asking for public’s help in string of mail thefts
• Keeping up an Easter tradition
• Smoke detector alerts family of fire
• Suspect in pizza place robberies arrested
• BookMyne App...now available!
• Imperial Wildlife Refuge @ Wellton Library
• Emergency Preparedness @ Wellton Library
• AMATYC Student Math League Celebration on April 27
• Students Showcase Their Talents
• Legislators push to wrap up session
• San Pasqual shakeup protested
• Cibola's Jason Carter is Teacher of Year
• From Afghanistan with love — Husband surprises wife on anniversary
• House OKs Colt as state firearm
• YPD school officer earns service award
• BLM considers land use amendment for solar project
• Johnson Controls breaks ground on Yuma plant expansion
• Cyclist seriously injured
• Disabilities assistance to be presented
• City events keep cool in the pool
• Teen Movies @ Main Library
• Legislature Glance 4-19-11
• Tax Day sneaks up on procrastinators
• Aerostat best ‘eye in the sky’ along U.S.-Mexico border
• ADOT to begin installing roundabouts on Highway 95
• I-8 paving this week
• Sups put 500-foot limit on medical marijuana locations
• Brewer signs married couple preference
• YRMC seeks Inspirational Woman of the Year
• Somerton residents reminded to not block sidewalks
• Man released after tasing incident
• Yuma Marine taking part in joint training exercise with Philippine military
• Blaze destroys unoccupied apartment complex in Winterhaven
• Poet Christopher Lane @ Main Library
• SB 1070’s effects felt one year later
• Deep roots: Woman recalls early times in Yuma area
• Students enjoy law internship in Yuma
• Airport officials: Next time, order pizza
• Competition heats up for city council, municipal judge
• Yuma County's Most Wanted 4-18-11
• Red Cross to hold 
recruitment meeting
• City council to act on a variety of measures
• Yuma native has Army career of merit
• 2 sent to YRMC after collision
• Carport catches fire; no one injured
• Dozens share talents at ARTbeat 4
• Teacher of the Year 2011 finalists
• Road Report 4-17-11
• City Report 4-17-11
• Truck ramp shows ingenuity of drug smugglers: police official
• Former Yuman will be honored for role as first Latina dean of UCLA Law School
• Economy, real estate slump lead to closure of tile store
• Supervisors to discuss road projects
• Vote for your favorite in Parent-Child Look-a-Like Contest
• Artichokes: Heart 
of the matter
• Ogram named county employee of year
• Residents in San Luis demand city’s action on street lighting needs
• Grandparent scam a scare for Yuman
• Brewer might veto citizenship proof bill
• African mission trip informational meeting set for Sunday
• Yuma kids get dirty for Arbor Day
• National grant awarded to Crane school from Mr. Holland's Opus Foundation
• New veteran's center opens
• Terminated officer returns to San Luis Police Department
• Yuma man with over 10 years of law enforcement experience running for city judge
• Scott named NJCAA 3rd Team All-American
• Bailey earns NJCAA All-American honors
• Biker blessing (photos)
• First applicants apply for medical marijuana
• Grant instrumental to Crane music students
• Agents arrest pair of aggravated felons
• AWC fair to observe Earth Day
• Remember: Taxes aren’t due until Monday this year
• Yuma kids get dirty for Arbor Day
• Community invited to help with new book to help AZ children succeed
• VMF 214 hosts reunion with three original pilots
• Yuma’s jobless rate increases slightly in March
• Lawyer: State has no right to sue over failed border security
• YC scholars surpass $3.5 million
• ERA Matt Fischer staff join Healthy Yuma 2011
• Yuma singers to audition for ‘X Factor'
• AWC baseball coach to retire at end of the season
• Boys and Girls Club warming up for summer fun
• AWC names Keehn as interim head baseball coach
• 2010 AWC Teachers of the Year Announced
• Legislators OK out-of-state insurance
• House votes to allow weapons inside
• City of Yuma sows some seeds for Arbor Day
• Brewer vetoes bid to increase private school tax credit
• State senate voted to require new proof for presidental canidates on AZ ballots.
• Jail district tax fate in the hands of voters
• Damaged Southwest plane leaves Yuma
• Man convicted in 2008 death of agent in sand dunes
• Martial Arts Instruction @ Wellton Library
• Matador Sports Network broadcasts baseball for 3rd straight year Saturday
• Stratton calls it a career
• Check Presentation to Two Local Organizations
• Workshop encourages civic action
• Crane watching for results of AIMS Academy
• Collision investigated (photo)
• Bill gives parents more say in their child's education
• San Luis man wins big at Cocopah
• Agents seize six illegal aliens, marijuana
• Yuma Border Patrol agent indicted in marijuana trafficking
• Yuman sentenced in weapons conspiracy
• Despite colonia setbacks, county keeps pressing on in sewer project
• Cibola holding orientation for eighth-graders
• Day of silence observed Thursday in Yuma
• Yuman prepares for kidney transplant
• Parks & Rec named ‘Emerging Champion’ for children and families; award named after slain Giffords staffer
• Guitar for Beginners @ San Luis Library
• Agents rescue man from Colorado River
• AWC names Harral as interim men's head basketball coach
• Pearce pulls immigration bills
• Brewer vetoes religious license bill
• Nonrenewal of teacher protested
• 9th Circuit Court upholds injunction against SB 1070
• Continuing K-9 education (photo)
• Violent gang member arrested; 236 pounds of marijuana seized
• Rain, unused water result in elevated levels in Colorado River
• Winterhaven fire contained after burning 112 acres
• Council, P&Z Commission meet to discuss draft General Plan
• Budget on YUHSD agenda
• Judge orders release of Border Patrol agent in drug case
• Kofan ready for Air Force Academy challenge
• Language Classes @ Yuma County Libraries
• Nutrition & Health Classes @ Foothills Library
• Sanchez named ACCAC Division I Baseball Player of the Week
• Huffer wins ACCAC Division I Baseball Pitcher of the Week for second time
• POSTPONED!!! No Violence Against Women Workshop
• Day of Silence Localized on AWC Campus
• Canseco to manage Scorpions
• Freefall instructor, fisherman named ProAm Angler of Year
• Wastewater treatment plant threatens oasis
• AWC continuing priority registration
• Yuma County's Most Wanted 4-11-11
• Brush fire burning near Winterhaven
• Brush fire burning near Winterhaven
• Crane school board to talk classroom tech
• Ex-San Luis resident serves on redistricting commission
• During Victims Rights Week, Yuma woman shares grief over loss of son and husband
• MCAS Yuma pilot off to Japan to pick up base’s first C-12F
• Students compete at Clay Olympics
• Festival draws thousands of fans of the taco
• Yuma family buys dream home through self-sufficiency program
• Delegation to Lockheed Martin headquarters finds receptive audience
• GM seeking drivers for busy summer testing season
• Mohawk Valley School to install solar panels
• Delays possible on Interstate 8
• District 1 board to discuss enrollment
• Project Drive Safe targets 4th Avenue
• Road Report 4/10/2011
• City Report 4/10/2011
• Company to hold seminars on marijuana rules
• Yuma man arrested after search warrant served at his residence
• Fisher found guilty in murder of stepfather
• Former Yuman’s song finalist in NASA contest
• For some YRMC volunteers, age is truly just a number
• Ex-San Luis police officer to appeal his firing
• Border Patrol agents seize marijuana from irrigation canal
• How Your Local Legislators Voted:
• Owner of starving puppies sentenced to fines, probation
• State votes to give married couples adoption preference
• State reps OK guns-at-college bill
• Appeals court: State may mandate renewable energy
• Smugglers improvise ramp to drive over border fence
• Fair Housing Festival offers information, family fun
• City accepting household hazardous waste Saturday
• Gov. Brewer signs $8.3 billion state budget
• Yuma teen nominated Youth of the Year for second time
• Yuma’s party officials, politicians speak about impending shutdown
• Correction: Impact fees
• Father pleads not guilty to child abuse charges
• AZ Old Time Fiddlers @ Foothills Library
• Teddy Bear Picnic @ Foothills Library
• AWC Continues Annual Earth Day Tradition
• Book Signing on Campus
• Latest market basket survey shows food prices increase slightly
• Ariz. Senate approves candidate citizenship legislation
• Construction industry turns out to press for development fee reform
• Fill the Boot fundraiser to face the wind
• Quechan donate more than $42,000 to Yuma charities
• Sailors hang plaque commerating their ship at Armed Forces Park
• County officials spend a day with YPG
• Agent in Yuma drug case identified
• Hot Wheels to use YPD design in hometown heroes series
• Kickboxing for Kids @ Somerton Library
• Piano Recital @ Main Library
• Movies @ Heritage Library
• AWC SBDC Named 2011 Center of the Year in Arizona
• Local Latina Making a Difference Beyond Yuma County
• Abortion bill would limit OB training at state schools
• Hot stuff (photos)
• City Council starts work on development fee review
• Property owners oppose APS power line
• Parents jailed on child abuse charges
• Border Patrol agent suspected of smuggling drugs in work vehicle
• Students take a crack at wireless world
• Pearce to introduce scaled back immigration bill
• High winds on horizon for Yuma
• Somerton Council candidates disregard Tea Party’s debate
• Yuma woman recovering after being stung hundreds of times by bees
• Tea Party to be topic of AWC forum
• Manager: Fair was a success
• A date a day can help keep doctor away
• Supreme Court upholds private, parochial school tax credits
• State legislators OK religious freedom licenses bill
• Power line focus of APS outreach effort
• Kitty Committee fails to file petition with clerk
• Supreme Court upholds private, parochial school tax credits
• Fire official says County 18th, Somerton Avenue intersection is not safe
• Fire damages home, injures firefighter
• Otondo Elementary invites community to star-gazing party
• NTSB ends Yuma part of plane probe
• New addresses reported for convicted sex offenders
• Six people injured in three vehicle accidents Sunday
• Priority Online Registration Opens for Summer and Fall Semesters
• Tea Party Discussion
• Most Wanted 4-4-11
• Units participate 
in Crown Joule 3
• Sandry to seek bench seat
• Kofa senior accepted to Naval Academy
• Candidate withdraws from Somerton council race
• Impact fees on council agendas
• Drive Safe focusing on 24th Street
• Cat control ordinance to begin July 1
• Remodeling to begin on Miss Linda’s House
• Officials remove portion of plane Sunday for further inspection
• Resident put aside fears of new earthquake
• Fair animal auction a mixed blessing for 4-H, FFA members
• Redistricting Committee to hold first meeting
• Police to eye 24th Street in Project Drive Safe
• County to mark Crime Victims’ Rights Week
• Residents live with memories of Easter quake
• Investigators converge in Yuma to study plane
• Somerton street project to hit next phase
• National County Government Month begins
• Road Report 4-3-11
• Green heads home
• Lawmakers OK balanced budget; University system cut by $198 million
• Hole in plane forces landing at Yuma International
• Yuman files suit against Border Patrol
• Yuma’s Best Western Coronado oldest location in chain
• BLM considering amending land use plan for solar project
• Umphress declares intention to run for municipal bench seat
• Man sought by Yuma police causes two-car collision
• AIMS, Standford 10 testing at high schools this week
• Tea party to host debate for Somerton council candidates
• Yuma veteran recalls Vietnam tours
• Raising fair animals in city limits a rewarding challenge
• Despite deadline discrepancy, Kitty Committee continues to collect signatures
• S.O.S. Food Drive @ Yuma County Libraries
• Brain Box Playgroups @ Foothills Library
• Author Marjorie Barcomb @ Wellton Library
• 2010 Census Workshops @ Main Library
• Week of the Young Child/Teddy Bear Picnic @ Heritage Library
• Four- and two-legged critters cool down at fair
• Hot weather relief (photo)
• Court: Can’t block records requests
• 1st Avenue crash (photo)
• Smoke plume was from Mexico
• 40 graduate from health care training
• Governor submits amended health plan
• Desalting plant runs 'beyond expectations'
• YMPO meeting brings about a ‘top priority’ for San Luis
• Dinner to benefit deaf, blind student fund
• Yuma man reaches century milestone
• Yumans soldiers returning from year-long deployment to Iraq
• Film Club @ Main Library
• eReader Labs @ Main Library
• Jazzercise @ Foothills Library
• Teen Programs @ Foothills Library
• Demolition Derby destruction (photos)
• Thursday's county fair schedule
• Hot off the grill at the fair
• AWC bowl game officially approved
• Senate approves broad abortion restrictions
• YMPO taking ‘baby steps’ into tomorrow
• Yuma police offering reward for bank robbery suspect
• Yuma ranked second-healthiest county in Arizona
• Lots of changes, upgrades at Yuma Territorial Prison
• CBP officers seize narcotics
• Author Charles Bowden @ Main Library
• Fire destroys tack room on Avenue 4E
• Business leaders decry state of education in Arizona, U.S.
• Birding festival offers a 'hoot' for everyone
• Senate panel votes to tear down part of 9-11 Memorial
• Brewer signs abortion bill
• Fair board awards scholarships to area youths
• Yuma County Fair brings the fun once again
• Rural/Metro Corp. to be acquired by private-equity firm from New York
• Travelers assured Rural/Metro will respond to empty homes
• Sponsor puts flat tax bill on hold
• Harvest Prep to expand San Luis campus
• CBP breaks ground for new facility
• Yuma student makes top 10 at spelling bee
• Yuma charities, schools concerned with proposed elimination of tax credits
• Family Movies @ Foothills Library
• Day of Remembrance @ Foothills Library
• Teen Movies @ Main Library
• Fair fun starts Tuesday
• My, what a big horse you are (photo)
• YPG fine-tuning mortar accuracy
• Medical marijuana forms now available
• Border agents stop 16 drug smugglers
• Yuma County officials speak out against proposed jail legislation
• Crosses a show of respect
• High court weighs Arizona elections funding
• Kitty Committee challenging animal ordinance
• Dog clinic held through Thursday deadline
• Candidate announces campaign for Grijalva's seat
• Educator council opposes 
on-campus gun proposal
• Weather at YPG is serious business
• Since 1953, 'This is YOUR fair'
• Clean Elections Act before Supreme Court
• Census numbers good, bad for south county
• Review: OHV decal purchases lagging
• Music seen as helping students in school subjects
• Most Wanted 3-28-11
• County fair has something for everyone Inside
• Yuma Airshow delights young, old alike
• City Report 3-27-11
• Road Report 3-27-11
• Cibola, Kofa place at cheerleading championship
• YVB steps up It City campaign with ‘ride-thru rally’
• YRMC expert scratches the truth about pink eye
• Yuma man planning to run for municipal judge bench seat
• Yuma Marine involved in Pacific region military training exercise
• Retiree finds niche with Foothills chocolate shop
• Mandates seen as micromanaging local governments
• Grant helps to achieve homeownership
• Border agents seize 91 pounds of marijuana
• WWII vets take flight back in time
• State scraps one-question test for English language screening
• Alice Byrne students take math skills to the bank
• State’s February retail sales up about 10 percent over 2010
• Deadline approaching for state tax credit for private school donations
• ‘Be Humane’ T-shirt wearers in for lots of treats at local businesses
• Autopsy reveals gunshot to head
• It's just a drill (photo)
• Yuma Air Show Saturday
• Yuma attorney named to prestigious legal group
• Parkinson’s event aims to educate
• Yuma County jobless rate improves in February
• Mayor on Homeland Security tour
• Cops wait tables for a good cause
• Senior center in Somerton gets van donation
• Senate panel OKs flat tax bill
• Engineers at YPG build dust and sand system
• San Luis sets terms of chief’s departure
• Rear-end collision causes three-car accident
• Poetry at High Noon
• State Senate votes to let college clubs reject members for beliefs
• Facing cuts, community colleges hiking tuition, fees
• Senate OKs credit-card debt collection bill
• Arizona per capita income up slightly
• Kicking some butts (photos)
• Poison prevention highlighted by EPA
• Pinal sheriff cites Yuma border successes
• Volunteers clear, replace plants at refuge
• Yuma champ preps for state spelling bee
• Skies to roar for Saturday air show
• Computer Classes @ Main Library
• Grants Networking Luncheon
• Parent Awareness Classes @ Foothills Library
• Taynton earns ACCAC Pitcher of the Week honors
• Student Leaders Apply
• Galvanized (photos)
• Education cuts center of debate
• House panel OKs deadline for city permit process
• Marines motivate students to stay in school
• House panel votes to limit sparklers use, sale
• Rural/Metro employee’s home burns
• Corrections officers train at Yuma Proving Ground
• YPIC holds open house to raise support for its services
• Yuma Sector agents seize pot worth over $92,000
• HIV courses hope to form community awareness
• Last-minute free tax help still available
• Missing Marine found dead
• Missoula Children's Theatre Holding Auditions
• AWC summit hopes to boost recycling
• YRMC has new vice president
• Take same fire precautions in RVs as in your home
• Chain reaction crash (photo)
• 5th Avenue project (photos)
• State senators OK abortion race bill
• Yuma firefighters have busy four days
• Sups choose to regulate marijuana dispensaries
• One Book Arizona
• I-8 work in eastern Yuma County underway
• Another Yuma Marine missing
• Visit Health Services New Location
• Students rock robotics competition
• Yuma police offer Hispanic citizens academy
• Technology, course credits discussed at math conference
• Leaving child in car a 'hidden danger' of parenting
• FFA students compete at state events
• Down with the old, up with the new at Fisher Chevrolet
• Know what to expect when you’re expecting
• Yuman inducted into Arizona Women's Hall of Fame
• Most Wanted 3-21-11
• Is their a doctor in the kitchen? (photo)
• Historic Yuma Theatre a testament to determination
• Local K-12 schools facing massive funding cuts
• Rollover at Catalina Drive and 4th Avenue
• YRMC stands to lose under Senate, Brewer budget proposals
• Road Report 3-20-11
• City officials take the plunge for Special Olympics
• Somerton tries to discourage marijuana dispensaries
• City Report 3-20-11
• Cenpatico holding public meeting
• Gadsden district officials fear cutbacks in state funds
• High intelligence
• Construction could start soon on new HSOY complex
• Reduced to rubble (photos)
• Early Yumans amused themselves with practical jokes
• Tuition hikes proposed for NAU-Yuma
• YPG curator speaks to students about Holocaust
• Yuman remembered for role in bringing home endurance plane
• The Doctor is in ... the kitchen?
• Parent upset with discipline decision at Rolle School
• BOS to address medical marijuana at Monday meeting
• Annual airshow takes to Yuma skies once again
• Mayor wants to promote offroading in San Luis
• Photo: C-Span Digital Bus
• Teen Wii Tournament @ Main Library
• Photo: Three-wheeling Matadors
• Senators reject immigration bills
• Driver in fatal crash had pending DUI
• YUHSD recognized for AP gains
• Quechan Tribe to walk for National Native American HIV Awareness Day
• Border Patrol agents seize nearly 50 pounds of marijuana
• Mittry Lake Wildlife Area burn rescheduled for Friday morning
• San Luis CBP Officers seize cocaine worth nearly $500,000
• Name of man killed in car accident at busy intersection released
• Somerton woman killed in two-car crash
• Algodones hosts party to bid ‘buen viaje’ to area’s winter visitors
• One proud town: ‘Don’t mess with Yuma’
• Red Cross aims to create more local heroes
• Fundraiser to be night 
of opera, Broadway music
• Matador Softball hits the Matador Sports Network airwaves this Saturday
• Group challenges government-declared day of prayer
• No border protection funding for Pima County
• State Senate adopts $8.1 billion budget
• YPG workers treated for phosphorus exposure
• Council opposes possible loss of funding for U.S. Highway 95
• Primary approval given to ban kids in pickup beds
• Officials say radiation will not reach Arizona
• YUHSD special
 meeting canceled
• School bus windows shattered en route
• East Wetlands scenic overlook dedicated to former senator
• Man re-sentenced to life in prison for 2006 smuggling case
• Dance company brings back locally crafted production
• Grants Forum @ Main Library
• Senate budget cuts aid to universities by $65 million more
• Brewer's new plan: Stop adding to AHCCCS rolls
• Senate GOP ousts Bundgaard as majority leader
• House passes child booster seat law
• Marines apply WTI training to mission in Japan
• Senators vote to produce government documents in English only
• Varela sentencing postponed
• YPD seeking drivers in car vs. car shooting
• Yuma Marines expected to arrive in Japan within next several days
• Speakers from NAU to discuss living with disability
• Southwestern Christian School hosting annual spring fundraiser
• Details emerge in lockdown at Yuma schools
• Time Warner, Verizon offer free phone service to Japan
• YPD to have additional officers on patrol on St. Patrick’s Day
• Update: Officials say kids safe at Yuma schools under lockdown
• Language Classes @ Main Library
• Spanish Movies @ Main Library
• Annual Culinary Arts Event: Doctor vs. Doctor
• Concrete cream (photo)
• District 1 parents surveyed about uniforms
• Family offering reward for return of property
• Man on jogging journey for Batten Disease
• Canal project receives environmental award
• House OKs bill on flat tax
• Agency takes lizard off endangered list
• Roadwork to impact traffic along I-8 near Dome Valley
• Yuma Border Patrol agents seize marijuana
• Seven people homeless after house fire
• Agents arrest man wanted in Illinois
• Climate control on YUHSD agenda
• AmeriSchools opening second campus
• Emergency crews respond to rollover accident that injures four people
• Prenatal Classes @ Yuma County Libraries
• Music & Movement Classes @ Main Library
• Celebrate Archaeology and Heritage Month in Arizona
• AWC Science Students partner with Arizona Game & Fish
• CLA plans campaign against immigration laws
• Yuma County's Most Wanted 3-14-11
• Court sides with out-of-state alarm company
• Rotarian's mission to Africa gives new perspective
• Boy Scout Troop 8054 putting on healthy fundraiser
• Democratic head challenges Shooter over committee votes
• Project Drive Safe moves to 1st Avenue
• Yuma state reps oppose immigration bills
• Woodard cheer team wins 13th state title
• City council weighs in on proposed funding cut for U.S. Highway 95 project
• Miniature railroad on track for fun, learning
• Back off, Time-Traveling Brandy Thieves
• District 1 board to hear opinions on uniforms
• Airport to limit private vehicle access
• Road Report 3-13-11
• City Report 3-13-11
• Piglet Book takes aim at wasteful government spending
• Lettuce Days brings fresh fun
• General store clerk becomes Yuma’s greatest builder
• State House gives employers rules on new marijuana law
• Hospital tax plan would raise $540 million a year
• Yuma disasters led to fire department
• Yuma Marines heading to Japan to provide assistance
• Inaugural Harvest Dinner draws crowd
• Officials predict a rise for YCAT
• City attorney surprised by San Luis council
• San Luis council gives first approval to industrial develop on city’s east side
• Yumans organizing solidarity walk for Wisconsin workers
• CHP wants to make sure teens aren’t driving while distracted
• Hollywood producer from Yuma to talk about breaking into entertainment industry at local film festival
• Mother offering reward for her child’s stolen bike
• Afroman performing in Yuma Sunday
• Healthy Family Fiesta @ Somerton Library
• Friends Book Sale @ Foothills Library
• Film Club @ Main Library
• Arizonans moving to the 'burbs
• Sliding scale (photo)
• Registering wells: It’s the law, geologist notes
• Black goo (photo)
• Bill would ban texting while driving, nothing else
• State Senate OKs guns near campus
• College-credit program gaining among high schoolers
• Death Row inmate Accardo dies of natural causes
• Ruling awaited on new trial in murder case
• Nonprofit Orientation @ Main Library
• YPD: Education key to preventing fraud
• No candidate in Somerton race gets enough votes to secure seat
• Prescribed burn at Mittry Lake Wildlife Area cancelled
• Optimist Club asks Yuma to hand over the medicine
• Woman wins car from Midnight at the Oasis
• Curbside Recycling in Yuma?
• New Hours for Nursing/Radiology Office
• YUHSD OKs out-of-town contractor
• Stock car stopover
• Jones: Change farmworker housing rules
• College graduates get jobs in Arizona, but eventually leave
• Senate committee OKs emergency service fees bill
• Messy East Main (photo)
• AWC student selected to attend leadership program
• Yuma firefighters put out early morning house fire
• BLM to conduct a prescribed burn at Mittry Lake Wildlife Area Friday morning
• Agritourism reconnects people with source of their food
• Cover to Cover Reading Program @ Yuma County Libraries
• AWC swept by No. 2 Yavapai
• Results not yet complete for Somerton city council race
• Matador Soccer signs 2 Yuma-area athletes for 2011
• Classes to be offered for Mexican citizens
• State Senate looks to name Arizona’s official weapon
• Crane superintendent presents results of survey
• State Senate GOP refuse to remove majority leader
• New policy keeps reporters off Senate floor before, after session
• Canadian woman wins T-Bird in giveaway
• Unique training taking place in Dateland
• Funds donated will help change the face of hunger
• Controversial contract back on agenda for YUHSD
• Man dies in two-car collision
• Spring Break @ Dateland/Roll Libraries
• Legislators changing selection process for judges
• Somerton/Cocopah gets third ambulance
• EOD Marines remember fallen
• IRS has $29 million for Arizonans
• New foundation hopes to reduce mental illness stigma
• YHS Choralairs off-stage for now
• Crane school board to meet
• Lettuce Days coming to Yuma this weekend
• Sex offender has new address in Yuma
• Huffer named ACCAC Division I Baseball Pitcher of the Week
• Talent from Distant Shores
• Fire Academy Accepting Applications
• Applications Available for Upcoming Law Enforcement Training Academy
• AWC steps up recycling efforts
• San Luis still hoping for more lanes at port of entry
• New finance director settling in Somerton
• ‘Be Humane Day’ set for April 2
• Appeals court rules on trade secrets
• Ruling could redefine crime victims
• Restoration after wildfires a hot topic with citizens forum
• Supervisors seek volunteers for redistricting commission
• Many Hollywood marriages began in Yuma
• Yumans carry on wedding chapel tradition
• Senate approves bill to favor Arizona firms
• Pow wow shares culture with tribes, public
• Ah-So Sushi and Robata opens doors on 24th Street
• Yuma Sun now has an iPad app
• City Report 3-6-11
• Being mindful of driving habits can save costly gas
• Project Drive Safe targets 32nd Street
• Protest filed over auditorium contract
• Road Report 3-6-11
• Comments over city spending fire up campaign in Somerton
• State senator going all out in freshman year
• MATO packs Desert Sun with classic cars, excited crowds
• San Luis layoff stirs controversy
• Nearly $3 million in cocaine seized
• Fatality renews effort to make road safer
• $10,000 available for scholarships, community projects
• Bodybuilding Yuma Marine lifts standards
• Ariz. Senate approves bill allowing guns in most public buildings
• Marine who went missing in February loses rank, pay
• YPIC funding loss leads to elimination of 12 jobs
• One killed, four hurt in car accident this morning
• Laptop computers stolen in school burglary
• Local woman tells struggle of diagnosis through film
• Test Prep @ San Luis Library
• AZ School Retirees Assoc. Presentation @ Main Library
• YRMC welcomes new cardio rehab center
• Learn to deter car thieves at YPD theft prevention day
• Freshman finds car of his dreams: '39 Buick
• Yumans enjoy MATO's drive-in double feature
• Senate defeats bill on legal notices
• Businesses want impact fees revised
• Catalina collision (photo)
• Make youths more aware about futures
• USMC performance (photos)
• Latest jobless report continues bleak outlook
• Man arrested in Tennessee in connection with San Luis cases
• Yuma police chief says he is not interested in Ohio job
• Work on water line on 5th Avenue could start within two weeks
• Dental Hygiene Program @ Somerton Library
• Old Time Fiddlers @ Foothills Library
• ASRS Presentation @ Main Library
• Test Prep @ San Luis Library
• GED Review in Spanish @ Main Library
• Enter Photos in County Fair @ Foothills Library
• Computer Basics in Spanish @ Heritage Library
• AWC Students to Learn Spring Break Safety
• Classical Piano Recital
• East County Highlights
• Cocopahs give money to Somerton, Wellton
• Senate votes to bar 'gun-free zones' in public buildings
• Bill would give adoption preference to married couples
• Ariz. Senate passes state spending cap
• Senate rejects bill banning traffic camera citations
• Council approves feral cat rules
• Interstate 8 Wreck (photos)
• Sandwich, Mass., man arrested in Yuma in Ocean Spray fraud case
• Book worms: Kids enjoy Read Across America Day
• 12 occupants displaced in Tuesday night apartment fire
• GED, vocational health job program ready for trainees
• Harvest Prep locked down briefly on Tuesday
• Kofa jogging for Yuma’s four-legged friends
• “Throw it in the Yellow Bin”
• Local SkillsUSA Members Showcase Their Skills
• Loren Lockman-Presentation
• Chester Musick remembered for being a restaurant man
• Arizona classrooms get less in 2010
• Fire on Madison Avenue
• Quechans teaching traditions at pow wow
• City will have to stretch fewer CDBG dollars next year
• Local artist captures the spirit of Yuma for Yuma Lettuce Days
• IRS warns taxpayers to beware phishing scams
• Battle of the Bands canceled
• 5 in Somerton arrested in national gang sweep
• 13 Moon Walk 4 Peace Walkers travel through Yuma
• San Luis police chief stepping down in April
• KAWC sets new record for fundraising
• Man killed in San Luis identified
• Stray dog rescued from refrigerator
• eBooks 101 @ Main Library
• Teen Swing Dancing @ Main Library
• Healthy Yuma 2011 @ Foothills Library
• AWC women sweep conference awards
• “Keely and Du”
• Spring Choral Concert
• AWC group to read to Head Start program
• House votes on two abortion measures
• Gadsden students qualify for summer scholarships
• Canadians flock to Yuma’s skies
• Governor: Medicare flexibility won’t help
• Voters may get to reconsider clean elections funding
• Flu, RSV cases on rise in Yuma
• City council to act on cat control, marijuana zoning
• Clouds of a feather (photo)
• State Senate president defends banning
• Teens taken to YRMC after taking prescription drugs while at school
• Sex offender has new address
• Wellton firefighters battle motorhome blaze
• Boundary commission panel discusses wildlife restoration projects in Yuma meeting
• Cunningham named ACCAC Women's Basketball Coach of the Year
• Olingende named ACCAC Women's Basketball Freshman of the Year
• Bailey named ACCAC Women's Basketball Player of the Year
• Scott leads list of 3 Matadors named to postseason squads
• Arizona Math Professors Gather at AWC
• KAWC Sets a New Fundraising Record
• AWC to hold fair for students interested in transferring
• ‘Singing preacher’ remembered
• Search and Rescue continues to help Yuma
• Meet the Somerton 
City Council candidates
• Yuma County's Most Wanted 2-28-11
• Hospice of Yuma adds San Luis service
• Month celebrates American Red Cross
• Student accepted to Air Force Academy
• Yuman honored for blood drive efforts
• Somerton/Cocopah firefighters wearing cameras on helmets
• Movies from Yuma filmmakers to be shown at local festival
• Police investigate San Luis death
• Road Report 2-27-11
• City Report 2-27-11
• Project Drive Safe watching 20th Street
• Stretch of Interstate 8 in Yuma area to be repaved
• Civil rights leader banned from state Senate
• IHOP offers free pancakes in support of children’s charity
• Consortium offers GED, job training classes
• Expo helps community take charge of their health
• Many (frontier) roads lead to Yuma
• Former Yuman named ADEQ director
• Matador Men's Basketball to host Region I Semifinals Thursday
• Matador Women's Basketball to host Region I Semifinals Wednesday
• First bank in Yuma traded in silver and gold
• Brothers earn Silver Congressional Medals for volunteer efforts
• Future of federal YPIC funding uncertain
• Border Patrol seizes marijuana, cocaine in Wednesday incidents
• Yuma, Arizona supervisors speak out against legislation
• Yuma has made an appearance in many Hollywood movies
• Yuma man arrested in apartment meth bust
• House prices across state at 2002 levels
• 97 immigrants now proud to be Americans
• 12 San Luis employees to be laid off; another five cut to part-time status
• Boy who has cancer gets to experience dream job
• Company formulates crop protection products
• Nullification bill gets preliminary OK
• Raid nets meth, cash at Yuma apartment
• Bylaws, membership focus of YMPO meeting
• Health expo to be held in Yuma Saturday
• YPD honors best of 2010
• Crime is down in Yuma
• Cibola hosting annual plant sale Saturday
• Outdoor Decor Program @ Main Library
• Author Marjorie Barcomb @ Main Library
• Family Fun & Fitness Days @ Main Library
• Missing Yuma Marine turns himself in to military authorities
• Professional Development Day
• Reading TRIO Day and Book Drive at AWC
• Kyl speaks at Lincoln Day Dinner
• Panel approves plan to scrap Board of Regents
• Panel votes to withdraw from Medicaid program
• Second ground search for Marine today
• Yuma eyewear popular with law enforcement, celebrities
• City wants to hear citizens’ vision for Yuma
• Yuman wants to organize civilian search for Marine
• CBP officers seize U.S. currency bound for Mexico
• Yuma Border Patrol agents seize drugs
• YMPO could move forward in rail corridor study
• Shelly Wammack — come on down!
• Job fair, social media training Friday
• Supervisors vote to consolidate polls for jail tax election
• Students get court lesson in mock court session
• Cibola choral concerts to be held over coming weeks
• City invites public to open house to weigh in on General Plan update
• Digital Photography Series @ Main Library
• AWC Holds Jazz Festival
• Popular Melodies
• Grijalva to Honor Two AWC Students
• Students Create Hiking Guide
• SB 1611 would add 'teeth' to benefits denial
• Colt revolver proposed as official state gun
• Panel OKs random drug tests for welfare recipients
• Phoenix contractor wins bid for SLHS auditorium
• Search ongoing for Marine
• Students show off robot before competition
• Collision near main gate (photo)
• One man seriously injured in highway accident
• Memories of Iwo Jima live on
• Alside produces windows, patio doors in Yuma
• Bomb threat closes border for nearly 2 hours
• Precious Treasures serves dinner as fundraiser for area college students
• Man wanted in Florida caught in Yuma County
• Survey: Yuma’s tourism still healthy
• Wellton firefighter battles blaze at his own home
• Teen Movies @ Main Library
• Computer Classes @ Main Library
• Main Library Closed Monday, March 7th
• Area 5th Graders Invited to Experience College Life
• BLM director makes Yuma stop
• Meet the Somerton City Council candidates
• Arizona House approves abortion restriction
• Pearce’s SB 1611 aimed at curbing illegals
• Search for missing Marine continues
• Two medicine collections this week
• Tomatoes fast-track from vine to dinner plate
• Yuma-area fields help feed, clothe nation
• YUHSD honors teachers of the year, AP Scholars
• Earthquake measuring magnitude 4.5 rattles Yuma
• YUHSD board weighs auditorium contract
• Most Wanted 2-21-11
• Yumans try controversial HCG diet
• Made In Yuma: Johnson Controls, powering the West Coast with quality
• Yuma High senior wins photography recognition
• Drive Safe focusing on Avenue C this week
• Hank Days Parade (photos)
• Taste of San Luis (photos)
• Reports for traffic accidents in San Luis now available online
• BOS set to consolidate polling sites at Feb. 23 meeting
• Grants expected to help Yuma job growth
• City Road Report 2-20-11
• Like old times -- Crossing Day historians carry on despite rain
• Yuma police respond to wrecks
• Yuma plant first step in company’s carpet-making process
• Rain storm helps bolster dry conditions
• Neighborhood cleanup campaign under way in San Luis, Ariz.
• Kofa dedicates veterans' memorial (photos)
• Search for missing Marine ongoing
• Today's Matador Baseball doubleheader POSTPONED
• Wellton station gets new patrol agent in charge
• 1916 flood devastated downtown Yuma, valley
• Agents seize marijuana, arrest a known sex offender in separate incidents
• 5.1 earthquake shakes Yuma
• YPG water treatment plants soon to begin operating
• Two sex offenders have new addresses
• Heritage Library to mark 90 years of service
• Yuma Sector Border Patrol agents seize large amount of cash in seperate incidents
• YRMC CEO addresses health care cuts at Legislative Town Hall
• Public offices to be closed Monday
• Port expansion will have to wait for another year
• Made in Yuma series starts Sunday
• Investigation and search continues for missing Yuma Marine
• Hank Days Parade lines up Saturday
• President signs bill to name Yuma courthouse
• Promotional T-shirts for Somerton go on sale
• YPG to sponsor military exhibit at state Capitol
• San Luis mayor joins 2 others in image dispute
• Arizona Senate OKs two bills on states rights
• Yuma Border Patrol agents seize marijuana
• Search under way for missing Marine
• Officials looking into public intoxication laws
• BLM Director Robert Abbey to visit Yuma field office
• Basic Computer Classes @ San Luis Library
• Story time @ Foothills Library
• Saturday Movies @ Foothills Library PR
• Heritage Library turns 90 years old
• March Fitness & Dance Classes @ Main Library
• CBP officers thwart multiple drug smuggling attempts
• AWC Jazz Bands Present Two Concerts on Feb 24 and Feb 25
• State Legislative Glance
• Students observe, take part in contentious meeting about feral cats
• Panel OKs bill to bar punitive damages for illegal immigrants
• Tax cuts pass without Democratic support
• Yuma police chief recognizes woman for quick actions in phoning police
• Yuma Marine missing since Monday
• Arizona Historical Society celebrates historic ‘Crossing’
• ‘Kasha’ is winning word at Yuma spelling bee
• Hazy skies likely from fires in Mexico
• Storm brewing on the horizon this weekend
• Put on your best red dress and head out for a run
• State lawmakers vote to keep Happy Meals happy
• Bailey named ACCAC DI Women's Basketball Co-Player of the Week
• Educational Transfer Fair Open to the Community
• Tax breaks for businesses could hurt homeowners
• Business tax break package approved
• Imagination Playground (Photos)
• Yuma asked to accept the Solar Challenge
• More artificial floods in Colorado River could reduce predatory non-native trout
• Family leadership topic of Friday discussion
• Public invited to countywide spelling bee
• Lawmaker: Make food stamp cards bright orange to reduce fraud
• Serving as page helps San Luis teen grow
• Community invited to Kofa Military Wall dedication
• Somerton man killed in car crash
• Robotic Team Members Ready to ‘Bag & Tag'
• Flower power (photo)
• Judge asked to block Glendale casino
• Legislature Glance 2-15-11
• Expo kicks off Arizona’s 100th year
• Removal of partner benefits before court
• Crowder, Tillou royalty at rodeo
• Brewer, legislators strike tax deal
• Imperial wildlife refuge turns 70
• Mass casualty training tests emergency response
• Two rollovers Monday on 16th Street
• AWC Hosts Performance of the USMC Battle Color Detachment
• The 32nd Annual Yuma Art Symposium
• Meet 3 of 9 Somerton council candidates (Part 1)
• Experts: Time to prepare for bee activity
• Most Wanted 2/14/11
• Library documents farmworkers’ stories, beginnings of San Luis
• To-do list: Buy flowers, file tax return
• Feral cat control again before Yuma City Council
• Homeless veteran awareness “street sleep” a success, organizer says
• YFD responds to suspicious brush fire
• Yuma, state get ready to celebrate Arizona’s centennial
• Unfinished drug tunnel found in San Luis Rio Colorado: tunnel had been started just yards away from the border.
• WWII paratrooper shares war stories
• Photos: Yuma River Daze
• Falconers kick up dust with convoy ops training
• Legislator proposes new high-interest, short-term consumer loan
• Kyl to be speaker for Lincoln Day Dinner
• Guitar class offered in San Luis
• Suicide: ‘Permanent solution to temporary crisis’
• City Report 2/13/11
• Road Report 2/13/11
• Last British exchange pilot bids farewell to Harrier
• Local residents celebrate Egyptian leader’s exit
• Union Pacific invests $6.9 million in track improvements for line in Yuma area
• Youth hit by car recovering in Phoenix hospital
• 38 students named AP Scholars at YUHSD
• Yuma student selected for USDA forum
• Correction
• School district 1 board meets Monday
• Yuma County bankruptcies up in 2010
• Library district conducting survey for strategic plan
• Interior Design for Windows & Doors @ Main Library
• San Luis city council OKs up to 15 layoffs
• Youth hit by car at 5th Avenue, 24th Street
• State says U.S. government has failed to secure the border
• More than 490 vehicles tagged in clean up effort
• Yuma County men arrested after warrant served at their residences
• AWC offering free help with federal student loan forms
• Yumans create organization to help homeless veterans
• Alaska soldiers take flight at YPG
• Sen. Jon Kyl not seeking another term in office
• Career Tech Celebrates
• Operation Rust Belt (photo)
• Somerton offering civilian police academy
• Residents call for use of local contractor at YUHSD meeting
• Yuma's Best 2010
• House panel says abortion-selection bill about civil rights
• Lettuce Days changes a shock to downtown merchants
• Wreck on I-8 (photo)
• Congress OKs naming of new federal courthouse in Yuma in honor of slain judge
• State Senate working on bedbug regulations
• MCAS Yuma to conduct emergency training
• Judge rules in favor of Britains in lawsuit filed against them
• Somerton police officer honored for work with youth
• City to enforce business license requirements for Valentine’s Day roadside vendors
• Schools shortchanged by state, attorney says
• Lawmaker: Shield deployed military parents from custody changes
• HSOY has unique gift idea for your valentine
• Author Marjorie Barcomb @ Foothills Library
• SBDC Hosts Workshop
• Ceramics Professor's Pieces Honored
• Plan to end politicians’ pensions itself ended
• Bill seeks to help stalking victims
• Panel approves potential state spending rules
• Animal lovers speak out against city’s proposed feeding ban
• Officials: Multi-agency effort has been making border safer
• Teachers recognized at Crane board meeting
• Fiancee of slain Giffords staffer speaks out in support of law
• Bill would require federal agencies to register with county sheriff
• Collision at 4th Avenue, 25th Street injures 5
• Winterhaven fire chief suspended
• YUHSD to honor top teachers, AP students
• Students can gain STEAM with college credit at YUHSD
• Woman dies from injuries in Monday wreck
• Judge hopes marijuana law doesn’t lead to more cases of illegal pot use
• Arizona construction growth not expected to mirror rest of nation
• AWC building named for longtime professor
• Curbing the weight with portion control
• Author Marjorie Barcomb @ Wellton Library
• Eat for Health @ Main Library
• Bill would require cities to outsource
• Senate panel OKs guns in most public buildings
• Citizenship birth bill yanked
• Flags raising (photo)
• Art for the Heart Friday
• More bad news for AEA credit union
• Fixing the leak (photo)
• Suit filed for Yuma migrant workers
• County makes a move to stand up for community needs
• Two injured in Highway 95 collision
• BP arrests sex offender
• Yuma County woman mauled by pack of dogs
• Crane board to recognize teacher nominees
• Raising Dollars with Data Workshop @ Main Library
• 18 San Luis workers rumored to be laid off
• Guitar for Beginners @ San Luis Library
• Libraries Closed for Presidents' Day
• Bestselling Novelist Visits AWC
• Senior Day this Thursday at AWC
• Yuma Sector Border Patrol announces Citizen's Academy
• Helping Hands’ giant yard sale Friday, Saturday
• AWC south county campus to start ATV classes
• Bill would let state void federal laws
• Somerton’s acting police chief assumes post permanently
• German police officer training with YCSO
• Most Wanted 2-7-11
• Former Yuman close to flooding in Australia
• City: No applications yet for marijuana dispensaries
• Yuma Marine earns NCO of the quarter
• 9th Circuit rejects appeal by rancher who imprisoned 16 border-crossers
• Project Drive Safe focuses on 16th Street
• Yuma graduate says cheering for Green Bay Packers is ‘amazing’
• Yuma nuns cheer for the Green Bay Packers
• Woman injured in vehicle rollover
• City found outsourcing would increase cost of services
• Yumans show support for Egyptian protesters
• More than 4,000 properties in county on delinquent tax list
• Crossroads Mission to hold Homeless Memorial
• Cell phones, truck purchase on Board of Supervisors’ agenda
• Road Report 2/6/11
• City Report 1/6/11
• Two Rivers Renaissance Faire continues Saturday and Sunday
• Brewer inaugural ran at a profit
• Speaker describes losing daughter to domestic violence
• Newspaper offices flooded by water main break
• Dog found dead in dumpster
• Cold cripples crops in Yuma County
• Yuma’s new courthouse named in honor of fallen federal judge
• San Luis issues bonds for prison expansion
• Yuma bank robbed in morning heist
• Planned Parenthood concerned on abortion measures
• Computer Classes @ Wellton Library
• Happy Heart Program @ San Luis Library
• HHS offers tips on paring medical care
• House panel OKs kids in truck bed bill
• Amberly’s brings ladies a night to remember
• Frigid temperatures to ease for weekend
• Grijalva speaks out against children’s health care freeze
• YCSO seeks owner of stray horse
• Wellton Pioneer Day parade lineup
• U.S. Border Patrol agents find abandoned marijuana
• Teen Programs @ Foothills Library
• Rock Hounding @ Main Library
• Hebrew: Level 2 @ Main Library
• Long Time Area Educator Honored with a Building Dedication
• House panel OKs abortion requirements
• House moves toward banning synthetic marijuana
• City gets allies in fight over
feral felines
• Father’s coast-to-coast jog raises funds for mental illness
• Egyptian man rallying local support for homeland
• Tickets still available for prayer breakfast
• Yuma mail now delivered on foot to save costs
• Crescent Center suicide's name released
• Layoffs still an option for San Luis
• Yumans challenged to lose the pounds
• HSOY, PetSmart team up for satellite adoption center
• Correction
• Time a factor in treating strokes
• Brewer signs bill to block tribe’s casino effort
• Digital Photography Series @ Foothills Library
• Hebrew Class: Level 2 @ San Luis Library
• First pitch for 2011 Great Western Shootout happens Thursday afternoon
• Bullock, Alexander head list of Matadors to sign with 4-year schools
• AWC Helps You Get Money for College
• Study: Illegal immigrant population leveling off
• Bump blues (photo)
• City considers zoning for marijuana dispensaries
• Council takes step toward animal control
• UA, AWC team up to offer four-year degree
• Somerton to revive beauty pageant
• Cold weather coming to Yuma, too
• Bugs and drugs confiscated at port during busy week
• American Legion Post 19 gets new crosses to honor vets
• Sex offender has new address in Yuma
• Developers hope to coax California businesses to Yuma
• New Options for Family Studies Students
• Governor: Arizona gun-sales laws 'fair'
• Vulture circle (photos)
• Out you go (photo)
• Heave ho! (photo)
• RV park holding Cancer Walk to raise money for research
• Chevron customers donate $29,000 
to Gotta Dream
• Somerton hosts wine festival for second year
• United Way to host town hall on health care issues
• Marijuana/doctor rule reduced to one visit
• MCAS updates largest simulated Afghan village
• Quechan Tribe to take fight against solar project to D.C.
• AWC reinforces drug-free campus policy
• Yuma jeweler murdered in Mexico
• Renaissance Man @ Yuma County Libraries
• Miss Yuma County board selling jewelry
• Drug-Free Zone
• Mortar testing a specialty at YPG’s spacious ranges
• Park wants dog-racing requirements relaxed
• Choir seeks singers for Handel's 'Messiah'
• Public can meet Somerton city council candidates
• State House to debate rules on kids in truck beds
• State senator hoping to get night hunting OK'd
• Council looks at marijuana dispensary zoning
• Here comes treble: Gadsden band on a roll
• Billy Yanks, Johnny Rebs duke it out at Civil War Days
• Healthy Yuma 2011 off to a running start
• Road Report 01.30/11
• Drive Safe 11/30/11
• City Report 01/30/11
• City’s annual neighborhood cleanup to start
• Prospect of layoffs looms as San Luis seeks ways to cut deficit
• Relish Cooking Show delights with taste, humor
• Bill: Candidates must prove U.S. birth
• San Luis police chief still working on certification
• AARP Tax-Aide Program starts tax season Tuesday
• Yuma bachelor wins private cooking lesson with celebrity chef
• Heritage area vows to keep prison open despite funding cutbacks
• YPD: Time to clean up those abandoned vehicles
• Quechan sue federal government over health care
• NEW! Evening Story time @ Foothills Library
• Saturday Movies @ Foothills Library
• Repurpose Your Interiors Program @ Main Library
• Computer Classes @ Main Library
• Matador Baseball kicks off 2011 schedule Friday in Las Vegas
• Legislators file anti-citizenship bill
• Hispanic group makes move to recall Pearce
• Humor a major ingredient for Relish chef
• Fox attacks reported in Yuma-area mountains
• Captain's Curse visits (photo)
• Healthy Yuma invites all to welcome rally
• YMPO exec predicts some fixes but no 'shiny penny'
• Yuma loses longtime firefighter, fire chief, councilman
• Civil War re-enactment this weekend
• Hikers OK after ride through Gila Gravity Main Canal
• “Romantic Classics”
• HB 2443: Another hurdle for women seeking abortions?
• Universities will still be pot-free
• Arizona Girl Conference coming to Yuma Feb. 4
• House allows Glendale annexation to prevent casino
• Military kids get boost from author
• Fundraiser will get their goat
• Medical marijuana will be subject to sales tax
• New MCAS range order aims for safety
• Yuma party leaders comment on State of the Union
• Fatal crash victim identified
• Woman dies after jumping from top of Crescent Center
• DAR Genealogy Workshop @ Foothills Library
• Author Rick Moody @ Main Library
• Vehicle rolls, hits utility pole
• Boeing 787 testing Yuma skies again
• Court favors city in age discrimination suit
• Agents seize pot, meth in three seizures
• YPD offers prescription drug disposal
• Program brings families together during deployments
• Monster Jam truck to visit Yuma
• Energy Lab brings cutting-edge technology to Yuma
• Portion of Avenue B closed for accident investigation
• Brewer considers limiting private school scholarships
• West Wetlands waiting game (photos)
• Yuma foreclosures drop in 2010
• APS donating truck to Habitat for Humanity
• Park to honor vets, raise funds for Homes For Our Troops
• Legislators endorse state ban on spice
• San Luis mayor honored by Mexican government
• Non-party registration rises
• Short sales credited in foreclosure drop
• Story Theater @ Yuma County Libraries
• Colleges eye impact of proposed cuts
• Yuma County’s Most Wanted 1-24-11
• Association gives Arizona failing grade for anti-smoking efforts Arizona smoking facts Arizona’s grades since 2008
• San Luis cracks down on errant bicycles left in undesignated areas
• Game and Fish Department brings fishing to the people
• Preventing wildfires is part of enjoying the outdoors
• Yuma health program awarded $13,000 grant
• Physical therapy moves to group fitness center
• YPG testing guided parachutes to provide medical aid
• Arizona Court of Appeals rules against expert witness bill
• Sheriffs to lawmakers: Border areas still unsafe
• Teacher turns journal into book on improving education
• AWC professors honored for teaching excellence
• Highway 95 beautification project to start
• People pack Quartermaster Depot to celebrate Spirit of Yuma
• Longtime AEA executive to retire
• Navajo code talker shares his story
• Yuma Sun now offering schools event listing
• Road Report 1/23/11
• YPD's Drive Safe tackles 32nd Street
• City Report 1/23/11
• Water tank to named for late Yuma sportsman
• San Luis seeks vendors for block party
• Missing teen found
• Governor signs health cutbacks request
• Dead dogs discarded near shelter
• Somerton seeks water expansion funds ahead of census
• Girls Scout cookies return Saturday
• Couple catches travel bug in a Love Bug
• Hospice event will get sneak peek into latest album
• eReader Demos @ Main Library
• Fitness & Dance Classes @ Main Library
• Junior Black Belt Awarded at AWC
• CBP officers arrest four for smuggling
• Police offering free service to track valuables
• Legislature OKs asking for AHCCCS waiver
• Solar project gets $967 million loan commitment
• State measure would let schools trim year
• Court: Required insurance offers only need to be in English
• ‘Field to Feast’ tours spotlight Yuma ag industry
• Councilman Mendoza coffee Saturday
• Spirit of Freedom: Celebrating Our Military
• Tax Forms @ Yuma County Libraries
• Aluminum Etching @ Main Library
• Ham Radio Demonstration @ Main Library
• Teen Movies @ Main Library
• 9th Annual Diamond Classics Reunion Weekend (Part II) commences this Saturday
• Legislature tackles AHCCCS
• Action on feral cat measures delayed
• Legislator: Schools should report 'episodes'
• Yumans add voice to state issues
• Yuma candlelight vigil for Tucson victims (photos)
• County chooses redistricting consultant
• Weekend festival honors military
• Legislators seek to honor Hopi Tribe’s code talkers
• AWC/NAU-Yuma have programs to help troubled students
• Court: 2 redistricting panel nominees ineligible
• Hit-and-run suspect charged with two felonies
• Rare hashish seizure at border
• Library Survey
• Faculty Awarded
• Yuma Elks, HSOY ally to trap, sterilize cats
• Governor calls special session
• City considers feral cat measures
• Air station to hold another public tour
• Gov. Brewer wants network of four-year colleges
• Going solar (photo)
• Volunteers needed to plant trees
• San Luis police chief’s vehicle burned
• Correction - Prayer breakfast
• Health care provider: Give reform time to work
• National Puzzle Day @ Foothills Library
• Students advance in Optimist contest
• Rally to kick off Healthy Yuma 2011
• Water dog (photo)
• Yuma preps for some tasty competitions
• Pro catcher Molina to hold at fundraiser
• Yuma’s Red Hat ‘Senior Prom’ convention Feb. 8
• Suicide prevention incorporated into annual training for Marines
• New stress hot line launched for Marines
• ‘Too fat to fight'
• Candlelight vigil for Tucson victims Wednesday at AWC
• Dying Salton Sea strains landmark Colorado River pact
• U.S. Border Patrol Agents Seize Cocaine
• Vigil to Honor Tucson Victims on January 19th
• Working in the Shadows
• Legislation would raise cost of jobless insurance
• MLK March (photos)
• Yuma Marines assist others with training for deployment
• Career fair planned in Somerton
• Fall calls about 10 percent of YFD runs
• Yuma County’s Most Wanted 1-17-11
• City council to consider legislation aimed at curbing feral cats
• Yuma loses well-known sportsman Roger ‘Buck’ Appleby
• Wood hobbyists convene at annual expo
• Little change to Yuma area housing allowances in 2011
• Arizona Town Hall coming to Yuma
• Lawmakers stand firm on gun inssues
• Somerton children to recite famous King speech
• Baby Time at Yuma libraries stimulates interest in reading
• Barnes and Noble conducting ‘My Favorite Teacher’ contest
• Yuma Republicans elect new party leadership
• College cuts expected to hit Yuma campuses
• Flash mob surprises, wows audience at chamber banquet
• Re-entering civilian life full of struggles for former Army sergeant
• City Report 1/16/11
• Yuma, San Luis city offices to be closed for MLK holiday
• Events planned for MLK Jr. Day weekend
• Sex offender moves to new Yuma address
• Numerous drug suspects rounded up in Yuma County
• Brewer’s budget to slash community college aid by half
• College cuts expected to hit Yuma campuses
• 128 packages of pot found throughout truck
• New Yuma courthouse may be named for fallen judge
• Man charged with attempted murder in drive-by shooting
• English Classes @ Main Library
• Ingles Basico @ Main Library
• Career fair planned in Somerton
• Hit-and-run suspect, an AWC football player, in YPD custody
• Yuma native's fiance among the slain
• 15-year-old dies after hit-and-run
• Legislator brings gun to state Senate
• Chamber breakfast brings a healthy point of view
• Church's health fair Saturday
• Tents used to pre-screen YRMC ER
• Grijalva: Tucson shooting highlights need for tighter security
• New senator: Lower corporate taxes, cut state spending
• Yuma Marines assist grunts with training
• County cites public safety as reason for garden trim
• Controversial bill number not back this year
• Anchor Blue closings include Yuma
• Tractor rodeo, family fun Saturday in Wellton
• A Philosophical and Experiential Perspective on Buddhism and Confucianism
• Dr v. Dr Culinary Event is Coming Soon
• Yuma International Airport breaks ground for new FedEx retail center
• YUHSD honors retiring educator
• Cocopah to get grant for river restoration
• Food bank seeks donations of citrus
• Legislator proposes new requirements for petition circulators
• Workplace Excellence winners recognized
• Yuman arrested in attempted murder
• Tea party plans to increase presence in south Yuma County
• Group won't protest at child victim's funeral
• IRS kicks off 2011 tax season
• Desert Vet is tops in Workplace Excellence
• Airport flying on sunshine
• YPD brings something GREAT to Yuma youths
• Community celebrates life of talented Yuman, ‘giving soul’
• State limits funeral protests
• Crane students receive award
• Kofa grad to be funeral protection 'angel'
• Alien cargo? (photos)
• IRS policy change could curtail tax refund loans
• Chef relishes Yuma produce (photo)
• Experts help keep 2011 healthy
• AWC Hosts 10th Annual Chili Cook-Off
• Brewer addresses Tucson tragedy; delays State of State speech
• GOP plan to scale back school funding hinges on ruling
• Christmas Village exceeds expectations
• Twilight's last gleaning (photo)
• District 1 project rewarded
• Campus events on board agenda
• Statewide healing service includes Yuma
• Correction: Soldier's name
• Yuma resident overcomes disability to help win the SCORE Baja 1000
• "Best Ideas for Small Spaces" Interior Design Program @ Main Library
• Sustainable Funding Workshop @ Main Library
• Ghost Bird Documentary @ Main Library
• Somerton pushing for its own high school
• Scott named ACCAC DI Men's Basketball Player of the Week
• Sew and Go @ Main Library
• A question of math as Legislature convenes
• Roots of budget problems reach back to 2007
• Governor’s speech to focus on ‘higher good’
• Somerton creating new walking paths in the city
• Most Wanted 1-10-11
• Yuma prepares for a serving 
of Ariz. history
• Crane to swear in 2 new board members
• AZ shooting targets US congresswoman, kills 6
• Annual Petsapalooza fundraiser draws stylish canines
• Yumans witness moments after Tucson shootings
• City to seek public comment on planned feral cat measures
• Arizona Guard signal unit deploys more than 100 soldiers to Afghanistan
• Jessens surprised by “Citizens of the Year” honor
• Road Report 1/9/11
• City Report 1/9/11
• Art in the Village launches hand-painted patio chair raffle
• District 1 teacher to get grant for technology in education
• Little change to Yuma area housing allowances in 2011
• Signal upgrades to cause traffic delays on U.S. 95
• Local man undergoes fifth kidney transplant
• Rural/Metro says area benefits from its ambulance service
• Agents seize 1,176 pounds of marijuana in El Centro sector
• 4-H’s popular fundraising barbecue coming up
• FFA members build Fiesta Bowl float
• Brewer picks interim head for Arizona water agency
• Crossroads Mission gets $1 million grant
• Car catches fire in fast food restaurant drive-through lane
• Wild plants brewed into herbal teas
• Correction 1/7/11: "Herbal Infusion"
• Workin' on the railroad (photo)
• Citizens Police Academy returns
• Study: Arizona food prices lower
• Healthy Yuma 2011 sets goals
• Four-year university not anytime soon
• Dome home tour Saturday
• Varela charges dismissed again
• Crafts raise funds for cancer care
• CBP officers catch juvenile with heroin in his shoes
• Brewer: Citizenship debate 'worthwhile'
• YFD goes to state judge about city ambulance takeover
• Yuma mayor traces busy year in State of the City address
• Standoff suspect faces five felonies
• APS awards rebates to county for energy savings
• Prostate screening adds 2nd day
• Tips for commenting with Facebook at YumaSun.com
• City making effort to support local businesses
• Historic Yuma prison hosts gunfighters’ showdown
• Relish cooking show set to mix things up in Yuma
• Portion Distortion @ San Luis Library
• Parent Awareness Classes @ Main Library
• Prenatal Classes @ Yuma County Libraries
• Sign Language Class @ Heritage Library
• Spanish for Beginners @ Heritage Library
• Teen Anime Club @ Main Library
• Guinea stalker (photo)
• Citizenship bill to be introduced in Arizona
• State Supreme Court to hear redistricting case
• Group protests medical marijuana regulations
• Mayor supports partnership with state
• Some suspended drivers can get restricted permits
• Awards recognize great places to work
• News keeps many Mexicans from returning home for holidays
• Arizona Guard deploys Yuma soldier to Iraq
• Perilous highway awaits those returning to Mexico for the holidays
• Yuman’s teaching experience expands personal growth
• Woman injured at Bark Park
• Two motorists injured in head-on collision
• Poachers kill mule deer buck near Yuma
• Tips to get fit in 2011 if age 65-plus
• San Luis accepts trees for recycling
• Somerton seeks funds for new City Hall
• Brewer takes oath for full term
• Chemical spill being cleaned up
• Beams away! (photo)
• Ag expert: Ensure food safety by cleaning up after pets
• Standoff suspect facing charges
• State of the City address Wednesday
• Somerton hosts meetings to explain new tax collection process
• Libraries Closed for Martin Luther King Day
• Join us in February for One Book Yuma
• Standoff at Yuma Super 8 ends in arrest
• Yuma teen makes cut at his first pro golf tournament
• British drone breaks record while at YPG
• Food bank to open new farmers market
• Prostate project to hold screenings in Yuma
• Event offers chance to safely dispose of hazardous waste hazardous waste collection
• Local students raise over $5,000 to build well in Africa
• Arizona workers get flexibility in state witholding
• Yuma County's Most Wanted 1-3-10
• Annual dunes cleanup is Jan. 15
• State minimum wage increases 10 cents
• Officials: Patients must get more involved with health care
• Emergency officials warn about carbon monoxide poisoning
• 2011 greets first Yuma County baby
• Man hit by ATV
• Yuman: DADT policy never needed
• Councilman, officer treated after collision
• Borderline Farms: Wellton’s farm-to-fork hot spot
• Brewer inauguration comments to be brief
• Car crashes into church
• Mayor reflects on first year in office
• Library to hold eReader demos
• Red Cross seeking volunteers
• Las Palapas serving tacos in Chevron station
• Local spaghetti dinner asks community for help
• Jessens named 2010 Citizens of the Year
• Caballeros organizing marathon, half-marathon
• Popular Wednesday hikes continue at wildlife refuge
• San Luis swap meet stalled
• County administrator sees struggle, achievement in 2011
• Yumans join Petal Pushers for parade
• Harold Elliott leaves Yuma legacy
• Matadors host 2011 Wells Fargo Basketball Classic beginning Monday
• Yuma’s Top 10 of 2010
• More events also Yuma newsmakers
• Officials take the pledge for a Healthy Yuma
• Tipsy partyers can get free rides home
• AEA’s financial woes the top story of 2010
• Alleged I-8 rock throwers apprehended
• 'Hoax' graffiti suspect arrested
• More cold on its way to Yuma
• New YumaSun.com commenting system to link to Facebook
• Pedestrian hit on Avenue A
• Some fireworks now legal but still as risky
• Housing lull continues in San Luis, Ariz.
• Mexican-style rodeo coming to Yuma
• Agents seize three pounds of meth
• Redistricting screening panel upholds nominee list
• Quakes shake No. 2 year-end spot
• YPD searches for I-8 rock throwers
• Burglary suspect in officer shooting charged
• Storm front expected to bring freezing temperatures
• Tips to protect outdoor plants during freeze
• HPA’s Operation Eggnog helps needy students
• Don’t fire guns to celebrate New Year's Eve, warn deputies and officers
• YFD responds to morning house fire
• Nominee says service on irrigation board irrelevant to redistricting commission
• Top story No. 3: Cloud escapes death penalty and gets life in prison
• Calif. woman arrested in connection to murder case
• Learn how to download eBooks @ Main Library
• Imperial Wildlife Refuge @ Wellton Library
• Procrastinators’ Corner @ Main Library
• Yuma Community Drummers @ Main Library
• Rally onward (photos)
• Recycle that Christmas tree
• Correction: Yuma Foodie
• Yuma man, 68, arrested at California entry port
• I-8 to get new signs after the holidays
• State process for selecting judges under scrutiny
• Somerton downtown redevelopment on hold
• Government offices, schools closed for holiday
• Community saves Yuma Territorial Prison
• Grant Proposal Makeover @ Foothills Library
• Kidz Kraft @ Foothills Library
• Interior Lighting @ Main Library
• Nonprofit Orientation @ Main Library
• Cemetery vase thefts add insult to injury of grieving
• High unemployment takes its toll in county
• YRMC brings in urologists to assist in 
circumcisions
• Saguaro Foundation gets grant for mobile sensory unit
• Yuma County’s Most Wanted 12-27-10
• YUHSD raises $175,733 toward tax-credit goal
• MAG-13 shines in Crown Joule 2
• Top story No. 6: Gila Ridge cheerleading coach's past as porn star and trafficking victim
• Yuma High alumnus travels the world to study mummies
• Workers for company banned from government work paid by general contractor
• Road Report 12/26/10
• Drive Safe 12/26/10
• City Report 12/26/10
• Remember to recycle holiday waste
• Yuma Elks feed families, give gifts
• YPD, Santa pay a visit to pediatric ward
• Second drug dog joins police ranks in San Luis
• Top story No. 7: 16th Street construction ends
• Group makes Christmas stockings for truck drivers
• Globetrotting director brings vast experience to YPG
• Border Patrol arrests MS-13 gang member
• Father and son serving their country together
• YPD officers spread Christmastime cheer
• Crossroads' Three Days starts with 1,200 meals
• San Luis regulates marijuana
• Officer accidentally shoots another officer while arresting burglary suspect
• Top story No. 8: August storm
• District 1 board eyes 8th-grade retention
• San Luis to put extra police on streets
• Teen Chess Club @ Main Library
• University, community college gun measure touted
• Rain shuts down Christmas Village for a day
• Workers to bring home more money
• Airport dance (photo)
• Court questions rainwater collectors
• Even Santa better drive safely
• SB 1070 is Yuma’s No. 9 story of year
• Yuma physician to pay $92,000 for false Medicare billings
• Toy mountain (photo)
• Power outage leaves 1,100 without electricity
• Salvation Army distribution snarls traffic
• Arizona gaining 1 House seat
• Officer Elkins wearing father’s badge
• Shuttered businesses swell ranks of unemployed workers
• Gun, ammo reportedly found in purse, duffel bag
• NCUA spokeswoman: It’s business as usual at AEA
• Donations needed for military family baskets
• Habitat has Haunted Holiday display
• Christmas carolers sing to help supper
• Prop 112 ballot recount varies
• Brewer wants GOP to allow AHCCCS cuts
• Local doctor: Pause on Medicare pay cuts a good thing
• Yuma Sector expands Operation Streamline
• Agents seize 374 pounds of marijuana
• Computer Classes @ Main Library
• Family Movies @ Foothills Library
• Neighbors come to rescue of ill-kept median
• Backstairs at the White House miniseries @ Foothills Library
• Hebrew for Beginners @ San Luis Library
• Teen Movies @ Main Library
• Yuma County's Most Wanted 12-20-10
• Water line project delays frustrate homeowner
• Area elementary students go to pieces for robots
• State crafting medical marijuana guidelines
• Don’t forget to vote for Yuma’s Best
• HSOY adoptions increase with holiday campaign
• San Luis renovation budget upped to make gym accessible
• YUHSD ahead of the game on new federal nutrition bill
• Holiday sales ‘brisk’ for some, disappointing for a few others
• Extension of jail excise tax measure to go to voters
• ‘Don’t ask, don’t tell’ policy repealed by Senate, 65-31
• CAMP program offers migrant students a chance at higher education
• Environmental analyst teams with dogs for unique Alaska winter sport
• Holiday closures — Week of 12/19/10
• Cancer walk continues to grow in support
• Road Report 12/19/10
• City Report 12/1910
• Drive Safe 12/19/10
• Credit union placed in conservatorship
• Together again (photos)
• Bearing bears (photos)
• Stash house found near Gila Bend
• Arizona sues Bank of America
• Somerton residents get new streets
• Union Pacific brings train safety message
• Huge crowds expected at 2010 Tamale Festival
• More solar plants may be coming to area
• Agents make two pot seizures
• Judge puts hold on Calif. solar plant
• Tagger tracker (photo)
• Memorial motorcycle run Saturday
• Company barred from federal jobs
• KAWC expanding to Parker
• Salvation Army prepares joyful holiday
• Local business plays Santa for 400 Yuma children
• Legislative Summit canceled
• Counterfeit dolls confiscated
• Share coffee, ideas with city councilman
• Yuma County jobless rate still on rise
• Court: OK for Land Dept. to use special fund
• Santa visits Winterhaven children at CHP site
• Decorative granite tables donated for Armed Forces Park
• School board positions filled, Tyree says
• Epilepsy clinic brings specialist care to Yuma
• Preschoolers lend helping hand to Crossroads
• Yuma store identified among top retailers of guns seized in Mexico
• Pickleball taking Yuma by storm
• Patrol car ride-along is an eye-opener
• Captured moments (photos)
• Prosecutors moving to kill crime time proposal
• Secret tunnel soon to be filled
• Yuma Hospice to hold annual memorial
• Woman treated for smoke inhalation after early-morning house fire
• Land use plan input questioned
• Police seek suspects in September beating
• Cocaine worth millions seized at port
• Cooler temps due after record high
• Supervisors OK Avenue 3E/ASH resolution
• College’s SBDC earns $115,000 grant
• Cocopah receives FTA funding for Purple Route
• Animal Control looking for stray dog that bit man
• City to meet with neighbors impacted by water line project
• Yuma Community Drummers @ Main Library
• Gingerbread House Teen Program @ Main Library
• Robotics team-gathering begins
• Group: Applicant denied due to religious beliefs
• School District 1 enrollment gap shrinking
• Brothers in paws: Dogs trained at YPG
• City of Yuma considers use of $1 million grant
• Fire departments forming honor guard
• Cities, county join forces on planning document
• 19 injured in farm bus-pickup collision
• Supervisors hear timeline for redistricting
• Yuma's economic stress down slightly
• U.S. Border Patrol agents seize marijuana
• ‘Eye in the sky’ views threats from high above
• Yuma County's Most Wanted 12-13-10
• San Luis regulates sex shops
• Engineer association awards Yuma Marines
• Green card holders experience shorter wait times for legal residency for family members
• Sponsors sought for kids to attend Boys and Girls Club
• Dog rescued, spreads Christmas cheer
• Amberly’s Place sees need for services increase; opens thrift store to help
• YRMC reminder: It’s RSV season
• Safe House: Holiday stress leads to rise in domestic violence
• County board to consider transportation authority
• AHCCS cuts would harm YRMC: Walz
• Clothes for kids in need (Photos)
• Road Report 12-12-10
• City Report 12-12-10
• Drive Safe to monitor 24th Street
• Crane survey shows most students feel challenged at school
• K.I.D.S. CuddleKit Closet celebrates kindness day
• City needs public input for CDBG grants
• Kindergartners to sing, showcase program at District 1 board meeting
• Wood intended for toy exchange stolen
• Light parade entry (photo)
• Station installs solar street lamps
• Real estate licenses holding steady
• Thousands swarm Christmas Village opening
• Medical ID card plan could save state money
• Yuma air station hosts legislative visit
• Gadsden students seek opportunity with ACT
• It's official - MCAS Yuma getting 88 F-35B Joint Strike Fighters
• Gifts, candy for kids Saturday
• Rachel’s Run 2010 gives back to the community
• VMA-311’s 92nd commander has served here before
• Golf tourney, Penny Pitch for Arizona's Children
• Somerton clinic marks reopening
• Accident at 24th and B (photos)
• ‘Nutcracker’ features former Yuman dancer
• Grijalva joins 'no' vote on tax cut package
• Hawk named AWC Teacher of the Year
• Top associate teacher delights in students'’ changes
• New solar plant to be located in Hyder
• Marine commandant speaks at MCAS Yuma
• Governor vows to push for port expansion
• Library Holiday Hours
• Win a prize for Christmas display
• Crane board says farewell to two members
• APS presents YUHSD board with check for electrical savings
• Gas line break causes brief evacuation
• Group collects donations to help female Marines
• Brewer says she opposes DREAM Act
• Justices question criticism of Arizona law
• Firewood to be exchanged for toys
• Agents arrest four, seize marijuana
• Police chief favors staying with cable show
• Somerton to host first Christmas parade
• Theives targeting Habitat for Humanity recycling boxes
• Legislative panel: Renew juvenile corrections agency for five years
• Oh what fun it is to scam: Beware of holiday thieves
• Food bank’s need continues to grow
• AWC professor organizing robotics contest team
• Hengl, Brumbach jumped into action
• Pearl Harbor burned into survivors’ memory
• Art Exhibit @ San Luis Library
• Public Access Laptops @ Main Library
• Court rules in reporting debt case
• 'Tis the season to be ... floating? (photos)
• Review: City manager pay on target
• Amberly’s Place continues monthly campaign
• Public comment sought for proposed Laguna-area restoration project
• YUHSD board to discuss APS savings
• Marijuana, firearms seized
• Crane School District to hold meeting Wednesday
• Post to honor Yuma-area Pearl Harbor survivors
• Pay off library fines with food donations during holiday season
• December Computer Classes @ Main Library
• Teen Super Smash Bros Tournament @ Main Library
• String Ensemble @ Main Library
• Crossroads Mission plans events to help residents through holidays
• Volunteers flock to Yuma to build church
• Grijalva: Time growing short for farm labor legalization bill
• Farmworkers — ­­‘Who else would do the work?’
• Most Wanted 12/06/10
• Yuma first test location for new weather equipment
• Yuma Community Food Bank seeks donations, volunteers
• Desert bighorn sheep population on the Kofa NWR remains low
• Pay off library fines with food donations during holiday season
• Hanukkah highlights family, enduring Jewish culture
• Yuma Kennel Club hosts dog show at fairgrounds
• DEA bans Spice, other ‘fake pot’ products
• Supreme Court to rule whether state can penalize for hiring illegal immigrants
• Successful artillery testing requires teamwork at Yuma Proving Ground
• City Report 12/05/10
• Qualifying middle schoolers in Gadsden district prepare to take ACT
• Road Report 12/05/10
• Firefighters offer safety tips for fireplaces, space heaters
• Yuma man lucky in lottery scams
• LifeSTAR sex addiction program starting in county
• Drive Safe moves to Arizona Avenue
• Teacher turns struggles into book
• Tucson Bishop in town to hold mass
• Court: Information on cattle killed by wolves not disclosable
• Agents seize drugs worth more than $1 million at I-8 checkpoint
• Business as usual for DaBoyz Italian Cuisine
• Suspects arraigned in armed assault
• Local man's dream comes true with role in "The Nutcracker"
• Yuma High district looking to raise $200,000
• Chosin Few vets marvel at YPG work
• First Things First commits $245,000 to Cocopah region
• Operation Christmas Child fills shoeboxes for children in need
• Salvation Army rings in kettle season
• $1 million in kickbacks alleged in AEA fraud case
• Two injured in 24th Street, Avenue C wreck
• Dia del Campesino has served area farmworkers for nearly two decades
• Help light up the town with holiday contest
• Yuma County lands three new ADOT projects
• Background into accused businessmen's Yuma work history
• Somerton gets grant for environmental study
• Los Algodones welcomes winter visitors with festival
• Sheriffs investigating rash of agriculture equipment thefts
• Basic Computer Classes (Spanish) @ San Luis Library
• Writing Your Resume (Spanish) @ San Luis Library
• Classic Mexican Cinema @ San Luis Library
• YPIC Interview Tips @ Foothills Library
• Fiddlers Christmas Concert @ Foothills Library
• Blaze damages Somerton trailer
• Clean Elections money sometimes spent questionably
• Council addresses concerns of residents along Araby Road
• Economists speculate on state’s recovery
• Yuma adds Hispanic chamber of commerce
• Students told 'Life is about choices'
• Marines, area athletes to clash for a good cause
• Former auto dealer pleads guilty
• Meth seized in checkpoint stop
• Four suspects arrested in gang-related assault
• Fire damages Yuma kitchen
• Arizona senator wants a civilian militia
• Highway 95 accident (photo)
• Christmas Village on the move (photo)
• Brewer proposes business tax cuts
• Harvest Prep selling fresh Christmas trees
• YRMC planning emergency department expansion
• YPG commander leaving for Afghanistan
• New reservoir to save water from escaping to Mexico
• YMPO audit review postponed
• Agents seize approximately 215 pounds of marijuana
• Online Auto Repair Resources @ San Luis Library
• Winter Crafts @ San Luis Library
• Imperial National Wildlife Refuge @ San Luis Library
• Arizonans open wallets in October
• YMPO to discuss 2009 audit Thursday
• Dia del Campesino celebrates area’s farmworkers
• Mobile village (photo)
• Theater group gets funding for student acting classes
• U.S. Supreme Court to review Arizona clean elections law
• Warming trend due after chill
• YPD offers tips for safe holiday shopping
• Federal pay freeze would hit Yuma pocketbooks
• Yuma Marine killed in motorcycle accident
• Border Patrol agents seize cocaine, marijuana
• Project Drive Safe targets 32nd Street
• Teen pregnancy numbers drop in Yuma County, experts say
• Family Christmas Movies @ Main Library
• Sew & Go Holiday Napkins @ Main Library
• Nonprofit Resources Orientation @ Main Library
• Kammann sausage fry Friday
• Gadsden band to be in Phoenix parade
• ‘Pappy’ Boyington possessions donated to VMF-214 squadron
• Census: Nearly 20 percent of adults lack health insurance
• State bar: Attorneys can’t assist medical pot launch
• Most Wanted 11/29/10
• City council to consider motion opposing Araby Road as truk route
• World AIDS Day to educate Yuma
• Cibola grad named queen of ASU homecoming court
• YC FALLS SHORT
• Yuma tower lighting welcomes holiday season
• Road Report 11-28-10
• City Report 11-28-10
• H1N1 still a threat; locals encouraged to get vaccinations
• Cocopah home destroyed in fire
• Census: Almost half of households led by single women live in poverty
• Facing cuts, District 1 looks to reduce its energy bills
• Yuma Catholic 2A championship game halftime update
• San Luis police seek to ease traffic congestion
• Women who died in holiday wreck identified
• AWC to host engineering career event
• Local Christian musician honored at LA Music Awards
• Yuma man killed in early morning wreck
• IRS looking to deliver refund checks in area
• HSOY seeks information about kitten stranglers
• Medical marijuana law could cause problems for workplace safety
• GYEDC's Engel: Growth expected in health care, retail
• Shoppers meet Black Friday challenge
• Hospice of Yuma celebrates National Hospice Month
• Attorney general-elect looks to start auto-repair shop stings
• Mohave Bank again spearheads holiday food drive
• Census shows 27 percent in county lack GED or high school diploma
• Group encourages awareness of toy safety
• Marines, firefighters find ways to celebrate Thanksgiving despite work
• Volunteers serve more than 450 Thanksgiving meals in North End
• Census indicates Yuma school imbalance
• AP Interactive: Koreas Clash
• Meal an annual tradition for family, too
• Yuma County bucks state housing price trend
• Official: Don’t overindulge on Thanksgiving
• Paid tax preparers facing more IRS oversight
• Group seeks sponsors for kindness day
• Expectant moms: Some holiday treats off-limits
• Yuma Sun seeks top citizen nominations
• Yuman meets with boys who saved her after horse accident
• Family Christmas Program@ Somerton Library
• Pictures with Santa @ Somerton Library PR
• Somerton to rent city buildings to nonprofit agencies
• Sex offender moves to new Yuma address
• Numbers show Yuma no longer a small town
• Joint technical education touted
• Crossroads serves over 800 on first day of meals
• CHP on extra patrol for holiday
• Big turnout expected at dunes this weekend
• Dead shark, illegal fish found in Yuma canals
• Storytime Volunteers needed!
• December Movies @ Foothills Library
• Holiday closures Thursday
• U.S. Border Patrol agents capture runaway juvenile
• Tax aide volunteers sought
• Huckabee to visit Yuma for book signing
• Clean Elections funds bound for budget gap
• Bubble maker (photos)
• Yuman’s alleged captor arrested
• YFD: Deep frying a dangerous way to cook a Thanksgiving turkey
• Avenue 5E to close for 3 hours
• San Luis church hopes to feed 1,000 for Thanksgiving
• Most Wanted — 11/22/10
• GYEDC encourages Yumans to comment on ADOT study
• Candidates can begin circulating nomination petitions for Somerton council
• Cost of street improvement work in original San Luis goes up
• Union Pacific, Model Railroaders encourage train safety
• Local program is ready to keep Yuma’s lungs clean
• City of Yuma to hold Thanksgiving meal
• Salvation Army hosts holiday dinners
• Yuma Catholic heading to its first state championship game
• Herzig recounts abduction experience on ‘America’s Most Wanted’ program
• Families say they OK’d children’s employment at Wellton farm
• Local groups get boost from Balloon Festival Carnival
• Project Drive Safe targets 16th Street
• MCAS celebrates Native American culture
• City Report — 11/21/10
• Yuma, Antelope districts looking at possible joint operations
• Gadsden schools to seek bond issue for building expansion
• YRMC offers real-life experience to visiting students
• YRMC Foothills campus shows off its services
• Police chief: No Somerton burglary wave
• YRMC experiencing shortage of some drugs
• Road Report — 11/21/20
• GOP lawmakers look to shift business taxes
• Citrus diseases threaten Yuma
• Woman finds Yuma sister after 23-year search
• MCAS to test air show pyrotechnics
• Contract awarded for Yuma federal courthouse
• Balloon fest kicks off with Friday launch
• Balloonist brings hot-air magic to Rolle School
• Harry Potter casts a spell over Yuma fans
• Yuma's jobless rate up, Arizona's down
• Group claims SB 1070 cost $9.4 million
• Joint use plan amended
• Quechan festival to encourage voting
• One sack of nonperishable food = one cigar
• AWC group sponsoring kids clothing drive
• Preparing for liftoff (photos)
• Accident ruled out in toddler’s death
• Canteen Dance rings in the ’40s
• Saturday remembrance of transgenders
• Two happy families share adoption stories
• Agents seize hash, cash, marijuana
• Teen Movies @ Main Library
• Feng Shui Program @ Main Library
• Grants Networking Luncheon
• Truck route connection disputed
• Student attends West Point leadership program
• State lawmaker targets frivolous suits
• Yuman: I was a victim of sex trafficker
• Leeway on prison terms debated
• ‘Hakuna Matata’ (photo)
• Main Street Market planned in Somerton
• Agencies join in All American Canal safety
• Walmart hosting food drive
• Council, sups to eye land use changes
• Alleged weapons firing leads to arrest
• Day encourages higher learning
• Cost of Thanksgiving feast increases slightly
• YRMC Foothills campus sets open house
• Officers stop narcotics from entering port
• Driver uninjured in rollover accident
• Yuma graffiti suspects caught, arrested before paint could dry
• Pedestrian killed in crosswalk
• Agents arrest suspected drug smugglers, convicted sex offender
• Cops waiting tables for a good cause
• Supporters of Prop 109 fear for future of hunting
• Yuma Community Drummers @ Main Library
• Dispensary openings still far off
• Veterans group plans booth at meal site
• Crossroads Mission prepares for holidays
• State health director Q&A on marijuana
• New law raises questions for Yuma businesses, schools
• Official: F-35 funding cuts unlikely
• Public safety equipment OK’d
• More time OK'd in substitute teacher case
• Child drowns in Yuma canal
• Goodwill hosting job fair
• E-Reader Demos @ Main Library
• Basic Conversational Spanish @ Wellton Library
• San Luis has new prosecutor
• Appeals court: Homeowner associations beyond reach of state agency
• Most Wanted — 11/15/10
• Cibola starting program to help special needs students pursue careers
• Yuma Sun unveils new smart-phone app
• Booze, young minds not a healthy mix, studies say
• Harvest Prep students gathering food for Crossroads
• Yuma City Council to recognize beautification efforts
• More accidents occurring on 32nd Street
• MCAS unit helps with TSA, Border Patrol training
• Pearce discusses stances on business issues
• Local man dedicates plaques celebrating family veterans
• Historical figures to debate at The Freedom Library
• Agents share emotions of ‘Desert Duty'
• Board of Supervisors to meet Monday
• Construction on solar power plant to begin before the end of the year
• Step Out for Stroke raises awareness
• Dogs make friends at HSOY walk
• San Luis wins weight-loss competition again
• Library district receives grant for ‘Authors Across America’ program
• Fungicide catches fire at Gowan Milling
• Medical marijuana prop looks likely to pass
• Ex-mayor unhappy with police's participation in TV show
• Minor injuries to girl hit by truck
• Yuma gears up for 2012 Arizona centennial
• BP agents and canine seize drugs in desert
• Plans being made for the upcoming Day of the Farmworker event in San Luis
• Gas company to request rate increase
• Visitors Bureau officially names executive director
• Appeals court: State free to raid farming funds
• Marines surpass volunteering expectations
• San Luis PD announces personnel reshuffling
• San Luis chief: Police department is restoring professionalism, image
• Local veterans to serve as grand marshals for parade
• Tween Club @ Heritage Library
• Courts to celebrate National Adoption Day
• MCAS base tours begin Tuesday
• YRMC rally to raise awareness about lung disease
• Court won’t ‘interfere’ with vote counting in MALDEF case
• Early ballots still being counted; results expected next week
• Funds to aid undocumented victims of abuse
• YUHSD board hears about benefits of engineering class
• Tohono casino plan rests on reading of 1986 law
• YPD gets grant money to buy anti-DUI vehicles
• Walmart donates 10 CPR mannequins to fire department
• Principal balloon (photo)
• Substitute teacher arrested
• Recent phone scammers impersonate FBI
• AWC to host 2011 bowl game
• New Del Sol grocery store to open in San Luis, Ariz.
• Former governor to become campaign consultant
• Substitute teacher appears in court
• Kofa High unveils military ‘Wall of Honor’
• Conversational Spanish for Beginners @ Heritage Library
• Beyond Computer Basics @ Heritage Library
• Scouts prepping for derby car run
• KAWC raises $23,000
• Attorneys: Unregistered voters should have heeded state law
• Hunter Steakhouse to reopen doors
• YRMC Foundation wins grant for breast screening
• AWC applying for Gates Foundation grant
• Newly sworn-in senator hopes to carry on late husband’s legacy
• Crane rejects state bill on recess
• Wellton farm cited $48k for child labor violations
• Black Sheep Squadron marks double anniversary
• County officials call for Legislature to stop shifting costs
• Veterans Day parade lineup
• Marines mark 235th birthday
• CBP arrests eight individuals on drug charges and warrants
• Test flight from Yuma ends with emergency landing in Texas
• Prospects dim for Scorpions’ purchase
• YUHSD board to hear student reports
• Two injured in crash near Wellton
• Four injured in Sunday morning wreck
• Newly crowned Miss Yuma County is grace under fire
• Corrections: AEA, Hospice Compassus
• District 1 declines to adopt structured recess
• U.S. Supreme Court won't stop hearing in Yuma slaying
• Game and Fish stocks Yuma pond
• Free diabetic eye screenings offered
• YPG has record test year, busiest in Army
• Veterans Day events around Yuma County
• G.U.R.P.S. for Teens @ Main Library
• Ponche ingredients are prohibited from entry
• Yuma could get tourism boost from spread in SkyWest magazine
• San Luis event to help smokers kick the habit
• Man, baby nearly drown in separate incidents
• Suspects flee in marijuana smuggling
• Rep. Pancrazi honored by health education group
• City project to link law-enforcement databases
• County looks at future budget concerns
• County uses careful planning to keep budget in check
• Court: Files sent in-state not subject to federal jurisdiction
• MALDEF: Voters denied registration under invalidated law should be counted
• Two Somerton council incumbents to seek re-election; one undecided
• Territorial Prison hosting open house Chain Gang members invited to see improvements they funded
• San Luis could lose funds with new census tally
• Participants, sponsors sought for walk to help cancer patients
• MCAS Yuma to commemorate Marines’ 235th birthday
• Local man gets $18,000 water bill
• Yuma Sun seeks nominations for Citizen of the Year
• Senators visit Yuma during 2-day border tour
• Most Wanted — 11/08/10
• Officials at troubled credit union hopeful about future
• Hospice Compassus discusses different ways to grieve
• Tree, landscape expo offers fun, knowledge for all ages
• ‘Mad Dog’ talks to students about life in prison
• Two players win big on same night at Cocopah Casino
• Teacher charged with furnishing harmful materials
• Grijalva declared winner in tight District 7 race
• Details of Buffalo Wild Wings incident released
• Beeson heading to San Diego
• District 1 school board to meet ‘therapy dogs’
• Road Report — 11/07/10
• Project Drive Safe — 11/07/10
• City Report — 11/07/10
• Yuma County school chief extends application deadline
• Yumans StepOut closer to a cure for diabetes Saturday
• Court upholds city’s right to determine ‘necessary’ services
• Vista art students share peace with mural
• History of Lil' Wayne's Yuma case
• Judge rules injured workers must heed deadlines
• Former Yuman settles into her role as head of UCLA’s law school
• Lil Wayne in Yuma for probation meeting
• Career centers aims to assist disadvantaged young people
• New SENTRI lane opens at San Luis port
• Local fifth-graders gain college exposure
• Driver injured in morning accident
• Incumbents hold seats in Yuma’s state representative race
• Shooter, Aguirre take next steps
• District 7 race hinges on early, provisional ballots
• YRMC and Yuma Sun kick off Healthy Yuma 2011
• Cibola High students have National Merit
• Commercial port of entry opens in ceremony that brings Mexico’s president
• Yuma firefighters contain ammonia leak
• Arizona School Retirees Association Presentation @ Main Library
• Math Homework Help @ Main Library
• Migrant Poets @ San Luis Library
• Metal Relief Art Workshops @ San Luis Library
• Simply Beautiful Décor for Christmas @ Main Library
• Republicans elect Pearce as Senate president
• MCAS Yuma commander comments on weekend incident
• San Luis CBP officers arrest convicted felon attempting to re-enter the country
• Regional law enforcement communications system gets grant
• 2010 Live Election Coverage
• Part of Somerton Avenue to close
• Mexican Revolution Film Festival
• Arizona Western College Events at a Glance
• San Luis toddler dies in Phoenix hospital
• AP: Brewer wins new term as Arizona governor
• Election night: School boards
• AP: McCain easily wins 5th Senate term
• McCain wins 5th term in U.S. Senate
• City voters handily pass public safety tax
• Three Marines charged in weekend incidents at Yuma eatery
• Shooter upsets Aguirre; Pancrazi, Jones win re-election
• San Luis, Ariz., man suspected in double homicide now in custody in Mexico
• Arizona Western College one of three community colleges to receive funds
• Hospice Compassus to hold cultural grieving event
• Election 2010
• Computer Classes @ Main Library
• Yuma Community Drummers @ Main Library
• Libraries Closed for Thanksgiving
• Supervisors approve all agenda items
• Border Patrol 
re-captures two illegals after escape in the Foothills
• Yuman man charged with felony animal cruelty
• At YPG, Yuma father watches son’s promotion in Afghanistan
• Lots of opportunities to help create holiday magic with Christmas Village
• Mexico’s president to open new port Thursday
• Judges question lawyers in SB 1070 case
• Get out and vote: polls open today at 6 a.m.
• Yuma police officer sustains minor injuries in aggravated assault
• Brawley soldier dies in Germany from injuries
• Most Wanted — 11/01/10
• Somerton recycling program kicks off
• Book features Cibola as high-school success story
• YRMC and Yuma Sun team up for Healthy Yuma 2011
• Have Halloween photos? Share them with us!
• Parents push student busing issue in San Luis
• Assault Breacher Vehicle test aids troops in Afghanistan
• Yuma City Council to hear lawsuit settlement proposals
• Teen suicide and bullying information added to Amancio Project website
• Project Drive Safe targets 4th Avenue, intersection of 16th Street and I-8
• Prop. 109 prompts disagreements on necessity of right to hunt
• Battle of the bands raises $1,000 for cancer resource center
• U.S. Senate: Rodney Glassman
• Poll shows link between SB 1070, governor support
• No reports of sewage spill contaminating produce fields
• Bikers Against Child Abuse to host trick-or-treat event
• Yuma police encourage Halloween safety
• AWC star returns to Ghana
• Recorder: Latest allegations of voter fraud also false
• Halloween operation cracks down on sex offenders
• Homework without Stress @ San Luis Library
• Dia de los Muertos Contest @ San Luis Library
• November Movies @ Foothills Library
• Teen Halloween Party @ San Luis Library
• Libraries closed for Veterans Day
• 'Think Your Drink' Nutrition Program @ San Luis Library
• U.S. Senate: Jerry Joslyn
• Resume Writing Tips @ Foothills Library
• U.S. Senate: David F. Nolan
• County teams up with GYEDC
• State group to start registry for equine rescue facilities
• Border Patrol agents assaulted near Calexico
• Rain our way?
• Easter quake convinces Yuma to ‘ShakeOut’
• State panel not releasing hospitals’ infection rates
• Yuman released from Mexico jail
• Upended trailer (photo)
• State issues, funding eyed by Yuma County officials
• Yuma slides in institute’s Best-Performing Cities Index
• Yuma soldier competes for prestigious warfighter competition
• Amberly’s Place in San Luis sees large response
• Blythe woman apprehended at Andrade port of entry in meth smuggling attempt
• Convicted sex offender has new address
• Work on West 24th Street postponed; 3E partially open
• Highest honor: Yuma teen receives black belt
• Retiree teaches Marines judo
• Yuma City Council to consider public transit authority
• Proposition 301 pits reeling state budget against preserving open space
• Yuma’s Main Squeeze open for wine, tastings
• Yuma Sun earns 11 first-place awards
• Shinny competition (photo)
• Tea Party Express in Yuma Thursday
• Out-of-state group backs secret ballot for unions
• Yuma residents could feel crunch without Social Security increase
• March raises $65,000 toward healthy newborns
• Governor’s budget relies on propostions’ passing
• Goddard proposes ‘borrowers’ bill of rights’
• Commission: Governor’s website doesn’t violate campaign laws
• YRMC taps Bernstein to lead electronic record effort
• Bus blitz gets 365 positive responses
• City Report 10/17/10
• March raises $65,000 toward healthy newborns
• N.C. Marines get uncommon training opportunity at MCAS Yuma
• San Luis OKs transit plan amid worry about Yuma’s role
• Road Report 10-17-10
• YRMC celebrates lives of infant ‘graduates’
• YPIC opens Somerton office to meet job hunters’ needs
• Hearing officer to recommend action on suspended police officer
• Alumnus’ heartfelt donation could save lives
• Three injured in Jeep accident on freeway
• ‘Hope’ for abused puppy found this week
• Marines return from six-month deployment
• Yuma Star finalists to perform Oct. 20
• Elder abuse fair empowers seniors, community
• 14th annual Cocopah Celebration this weekend
• Campaign highlights Yuma’s cultural delights
• Arizona consumer confidence rising
• Visitors bureau hopes to bring buses with one-day blitz
• Handgun hidden in oven causes fire
• Two sex offenders have new addresses
• Police to encourage safe driving on 24th Street
• Mendoza’s coffee hours to take place Saturday
• NICU reunion and March for Babies this weekend
• Part of 32nd Street to close temporarily
• Court: Jail meals need to meet federal rules
• Cibola turning YHS game pink
• Students learn that character counts
• Most Wanted 10-14-10
• Parents protest lack of San Luis school transport
• Supporters: Ailing Arizonans would benefit from Prop 203
• Three generations of Dallabettas receive Muse award
• Desert or water, Yuma touts outdoor adventures
• Justice of the Peace, Prec. 1: Marci Rios
• Justice of the Peace, Prec. 3: M. Russ Jones
• Justice of the Peace, Prec. 3: Cora Mae Romine
• Citizenship fair Saturday in Somerton
• Spay and neuter clinic Saturday
• Officials seek information on abused puppy
• Prenatal Classes @ Yuma County Libraries
• Grant Webinars @ Foothills Library
• Bee attacks put three in hospital
• Medina convicted of Snyder murder
• Poll: Goddard picking up support
• Yuma apartment fire causes damage, evacuation
• Crane signs on with gang resistance program
• Yuma native honored for Coast Guard service
• DOD retiring famous military aircraft
• Friday deadline for tax extension, nonprofit status
• Yuma history on tourism itinerary
• Justice of the Peace, Prec. 1: Gregory S. Stewart
• Customs nabs $8.6 million in cocaine, meth
• 16th Street collision (photo)
• Court rejects Arizona hospitals’ lawsuit
• Goddard campaign stop (photo)
• Elder abuse topic of film Thursday
• Officials: People misusing pesticides endanger environment, themselves
• San Luis police get equipment grant
• Somerton may rent out city buildings
• Firefighters in the pink to fight breast cancer
• Proposition would sweep funds from early childhood program
• Change proposed for Fourth Avenue Junior High
• Military part of tourism push
• Mother frustrated with progress of son’s case
• Visitors Bureau plans tour bus blitz
• Range maintainers provide targets for WTI course pilots
• Most Wanted 10-11-10
• ADOT to improve several sidewalks around Yuma
• YHS groups participating in Clorox grant contest
• Yuma muses to be honored Wednesday
• Crane board to meet Tuesday
• County: New software leads to tax issue
• District 1 board to meet Monday
• Paint-A-Thon seeking volunteers, teams
• Drive Safe
• Columbus Day closings
• City Report 10-10-10
• High schools march for annual band exhibition
• Road Report 10-10-10
• Guestworker program tailored to Yuma farm needs proposed
• Prop 107 to outlaw affirmative action
• THE DESALTING difference
• Visitors Bureau gets new manager
• Border Patrol agents seize 334 pounds of marijuana
• Yuma area gets more than $5 million from First Things First
• Where do you read?
• Crazy ‘bout an artmobile
• Goddard’s budget fix borrows heavily
• Town hall discusses ballot propositions
• Volunteers from around state help clean up from August storm
• Congressional candidates face off
• ‘Zits’ breaking out in Sunday comics
• Quechan council takes steps to protect members’ health
• Library to host Volunteer Fair next weekend
• Main Library open on Columbus Day
• Man’s body recovered from Colorado River
• Six move on in Yuma Star
• Safety Night Out is Saturday
• GOP candidates meet and greet (photo)
• San Luis gives $6,000 to meal program
• Couple seeks to support Somerton artists
• Commerce predicts ’11 job growth
• DPS asking for public’s help in locating vehicle
• Gala YPG luncheon celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
• Humane Society to hold adoption fair
• Open House @ Main Library
• Quechans to celebrate Indian Days
• Harrier squadron adopts Yuma school
• Walk from Obesity on Saturday
• Group 2 Top 10 named for Yuma Star
• IHS: Fort Yuma clinic is safe
• Cities want SB 1070 injunction upheld
• Job fair attracts record crowd
• Latinos likely to register as Democrat but less likely to vote
• Another round for Yuma Star
• Congressional debate on KAWC
• Latest mule-drawn trek is coast to coast
• Dateland Library Closed for Fall Break
• Grant Webinars @ Main Library
• Educational option proposed for San Luis II
• Mosque debated by AWC students, faculty
• Health Care Town Hall set for Yuma
• Corporation commission candidates debate
• GED graduates (photo)
• More than $600,000 in cocaine seized at checkpoint
• Judge: Land trust funds illegally diverted
• Yuma police looking for man who robbed laundry
• YPD grant money putting more police officers on the street
• Property tax statements on the way soon
• Tribal patients may have been exposed to infections
• Secretary of state office to host town hall
• Airport covered parking (photos)
• Brewer, McCain to stop in Yuma
• With new antigraffiti ordinance in place, police to visit affected businesses
• Group donates $10,000 to Immaculate Conception
• City’s Hazardous Waste Day is Oct. 9
• Three life sentences for reservation murder
• Car hits wall (photos)
• Personal Finance Series @ Main Library
• Life turned upside down (photo)
• AWC Homecoming
• YUHSD offering students tools for future
• MCAS Yuma Marine death ruled suicide
• Sex offender has new address
• Arizona residents dispose of over three tons of prescription drugs
• Marine wins MCAS ‘car pimping’ contest
• Somerton looks to create community history book
• Prop 111 outlines process of electing lieutenant governor
• Prop 110 would allow exchanging of state land
• Marijuana proposition has cities looking at zoning
• Yumans hear from candidates at forum sponsored by Colo. Tea Party
• Yuma County's Most Wanted
• Prop. 112 would alter deadline for initiative petitions
• Job fairs scheduled this month
• Yuma-area temperatures ‘falling’ away
• Balloon fest to add carnival this year
• Supervisors to hear about future development of San Luis II
• Monday deadline to register to vote Nov. 2
• Fur Ball raises $120,000 for Yuma humane society
• Area fire departments muster for a good cause
• Marine found dead in base housing
• Week promotes fire prevention
• Suspect arrested in death of Yuma man in Winterhaven
• 32nd Street improvements continue
• Rep. Russ Jones honored by state publication, Arizona Capitol Times
• Forum focuses on both sides of immigration debate
• More Yuma County children living in poverty
• Sports booster clubs independent of schools
• Retroactive stop loss applications due Oct. 21
• San Luis cuts contributions to nonprofits
• Legislature enacts Parents’ Bill of Rights for schools
• YMPO director gets mixed annual review
• Suspects charged in drive-by shooting
• Enquirer: Local cheer coach was porn star
• Two arrested following attempted homicide
• Caves, mines in area refuges closed due to deadly bat disease
• Seed truck fire closes Highway 95 westbound
• Resume Writing in Spanish @ San Luis Library
• Wimpy Kid Book Club @ San Luis Library
• Healthy Snacks Program @ San Luis Library
• Activate aims to fight child obesity
• State high court nominees narrowed to 3
• Somerton man shot twice in home invasion
• 10 move on in Yuma Star competition
• Border agents here succeed in cutting deaths
• Mailboxes to be set up for Saguaro Estates
• Businesses plead for water project delay
• District 24 candidates square off in debate
• State could fall into $825 million hole
• Yuma tagger sent to prison for a year
• Census: Fewer Arizonans getting hitched
• Brewer may reconsider second debate with Goddard
• Chemistry students taken to hospital
• Hay day (photos)
• City’s GIS data paying off
• Feds question local GOP fund
• Area cities call for YCAT accord
• Student vaccines lagging
• U.S. Border Patrol agents seize $4.6 million in cocaine
• Man killed in accident Tuesday night
• Yuma Star 2010
• First MCAS flight of unmanned aerial vehicle
• Dateland school wins laptop, printer
• 2010 Collaboration Expo @ Main Library
• Teen Movies @ Main Library
• Volunteers sought to read banned books
• 3 sex offenders have new Yuma addresses
• Somerton police get new ride
• Court: Inmates’ wages not theirs to spend
• Former Yuma literacy advocate dies suddenly
• Local Boy Scout funding down
• Candidates at local debate and forum
• Four arrested in weekend drive-by shooting
• Online Job Searching @ Foothills Library
• Mouse Basics @ Foothills Library
• Yuma Historical Society @ Foothills Library
• Book Club @ Foothills Library
• Knitting Group @ Foothills Library
• Ready, set, text! Yuma teen in national contest
• Early morning school fire ruled electrical
• Heat sets new record in Yuma
• San Luis equips cultural center with solar panels
• October Computer Classes @ Main Library
• Orphanage needs continue despite decline in donations
• City council to hear agreement on YCAT proposal
• Taking a look at Yuma's gas lines
• Student vaccines lagging
• Man in police custody after barricading himself in house
• Yuma woman hit by truck Saturday night dies
• Health agencies spread word about services
• Fire damages building at Post School
• Drive Safe to monitor Avenue C
• No border-crossing fatalities in Yuma Sector this fiscal year
• ‘American Idol’ in town
• Lane closures begin Sunday night on 32nd Street for repavement
• The dice of spice
• Somerton adopts four-day workweek for employees
• High schoolers to debate immigration
• City Report 9-26-10
• Man injured in drive-by shooting
• Southgate Mall now owned by bank
• Man drives car into canal off 32nd Street
• It’s a wrap for 16th Street project
• Public lands cleanup Saturday
• Sex offender moves to new address
• Number of smokers down in Yuma County: Report
• Rapid border crossing program to take effect for pedestrians
• Marine Corps begins environmental review
• AWC official named representative to foreign student group
• Somerton police to collect unwanted prescription drugs
• City ends contract with prosecutor
• Court refuses to order execution in Yuma girl's murder
• Unattended candle causes Yuma house fire
• Infant formula recall limited
• Former Yuman fatally stabbed
• Arizona Commerce Authority holds first meeting
• Three-car accident (photo)
• Volunteers sought for weekend river clean up
• Nice morning for first day as citizens
• Divers search canal for evidence in shooting
• "Homework without Stress" Presentation @ San Luis Library
• Grants Networking Luncheon
• Traffic restrictions in place for Foothills Boulevard
• Reading is fun ... and can lead to prizes, too
• Opponent charges Bennett with ignoring his duties
• Court rules Sen. Russell Pearce can’t present SB 1070 case
• Some state functions could be privatized
• YPG supports training dogs to find explosives
• Gas smell report prompts school evacuation
• El Centro Sector Border Patrol agents arrest sex offender
• Three-car accident (photos)
• Daughter frustrated by murder trial date
• Murder victims remembered during national event
• MCAS tests rampage response
• Food order, delivery scam targeting Yuma businesses
• Grant Webinars @ Main Library
• Grant Webinars @ Main Library
• Six pets saved in house fire
• YPG police chief oversees more than 80 employees
• Funds to boost specialty crops
• Volunteers needed - Museum relies on unpaid workers
• Sex offender residing in community
• New port awaits go-ahead from Mexican government
• Founders Day celebration scaled back in San Luis
• Which street? (photo)
• AWC has new president
• Reports: Many illegal immigrants overstay visas
• Tea party T-shirt headed to court
• Airport seen as key to Yuma growth
• Tourism blitz to reintroduce Yuma
• City of Yuma seeks input on city’s future
• Movies @ Foothills Library
• Investment strategist allays concerns about recovery
• Cool down coming high of 96 expected for Thursday
• FEMA to launch Spanish website on emergency preparedness
• Beautifying the park (photos)
• County to retain lobbying group
• Two cars involved in early-morning wreck
• AWC holds Celebration of Scholarship ceremony
• READY TO PLAY
• Yuma County’s Most Wanted 9-20-10
• Four firefighters in San Luis promoted
• Church collecting school supplies for Afghanistan kids
• AWC benefitting from lackluster economy
• YRMC nurse wins Nurse of the Year award
• Road Report 9-19-10
• City Report 9-19-10
• Grants on agenda at supervisors’ meeting
• Drive Safe eyes Avenue B, construction zones
• Two in YUHSD named National Merit semifinalists
• Library extends Baby Time around the county
• Cultural Council disbands after three decades of promoting art and culture
• Longtime MCAS figure retiring
• County explains purchase procedure
• Suspected gang members arrested following shooting
• Somerton Energy Fair runs through Saturday
• Foothills man may have found solution to garage door problems Foothills garage door problem may be s
• Wildlife groups slam EPA for not banning lead ammunition
• Former guardsman sentenced 15 months in scrap metal case
• 16th street project nears completion
• From bikes to grants, Masons show their commitment to education
• Checkpoints just one of many effective ways preventing drug smuggling
• Dump truck wreck cuts phone, Internet service
• Five AWC students to be on national television Saturday
• 'Less adoptable' pets featured Saturday
• Group organizes second weight-loss competition
• YCSO to sponsor drug take-back
• State group to help remove trees
• Yuma profiled on The Weather Channel show to air Saturday
• Jobless numbers keep increasing in Yuma County
• Soldiers from 855th visit middle school students
• Local legislator to work on state committee, make Arizona safer
• Ballot measure could limit candidacies
• 14 drug trafficking suspects nabbed
• High-risk traffic stop made as students exit school
• More than 20% of Arizonans live in poverty
• USGS: Don’t be shocked by aftershocks
• Heroes of Mexico's independence
• Some Yumans celebrate to honor heritage, roots
• History of Mexican independence
• Colonia sewer work continues (photo)
• Council OKs riverfront projects
• WTI exercise provides Marines with real-world training
• Directing traffic (photo)
• YANPI Volunteer Fair @ Main Library
• AT&T gets 3G in Yuma
• Commission: Support needed for historic preservation
• All the right moves for hip-hop dancer
• Yuman arrested at border with shotgun, Mexican customs says
• Cloud will not face death penalty
• All the right moves for hip-hop dancer
• Yoga Presentation & Beginner's Class @ Main Library
• Border Patrol to host open house
• Students get grants to complete nursing studies
• Rabies cases down this year
• Crane board hears concerns, sets goals
• Uncertainty weighing down economy
• Criminal file unsealed in case of Brewer’s son
• 5.0 quake rattles Yuma this morning
• Fire extinguished in vacant business
• Federal Resume Writing @ Foothills Library PR
• Judge may rule Tuesday in Green Party case
• Campesinos seeks larger site for services
• Yuma High FFA trains officers
• District 1 enrollment down by 339
• City website gets face lift
• For numbers and letters
• Mexican independence leader’s contributions honored in unveiling ceremony
• Food bank receives new equipment
• Sew & Go @ Main Library
• Council to hear update on investment portfolio
• AmeriCorps workers aid Yuma nonprofits
• Most Wanted 9-13-10
• Grant adds Legos to after-school fun
• Una America urges Hispanic vote
• Yuma Sun newspaper adjusts to changing market
• Sept. 23 ride in memory of Doug Flynn
• Sister questions brother’s death
• Citations issued in cyclist’s death
• City Report 9-12-10
• Church doing its best to help those in need in bad economy
• Desert Marines become mountain warriors
• Freight train crew first to spot plane crash
• Snipers on point: CMC recognizes 401 safety
• Doctor promoting medical, legal partnerships
• Against the odds, local department store trumps the recession
• County urging residents to be prepared for emergencies
• Colleges coming to Yuma for Visitation Night
• Families feeling stress of the recession
• Project Drive Safe targeting Avenue A this week
• Blue Mass honors 9/11 firefighters, victims
• City Road Report 9-12-10
• Storm debris to fuel biomass generating plant
• Crossroads Mission seeing reduced donations, greater need
• Correction: Stress index headline
• CBP officers seize drugs and money worth $5.3 million
• School looks to NFL contest for revenue
• BP agents seize more than $1 million in drugs
• New Yuma Sun website helps visitors plan stays in town
• Growers weary due to uncertain economy
• Sept. 11 attacks remembered
• San Luis looks for ways to regulate possible adult business
• Bust of Mexican hero to be unveiled Monday
• Quilts for Kids @ Foothills Library
• Staff Picks Program @ Foothills Library
• AWC invites the public to attend Student Success Center ribbon cutting
• Church holding Mass to honor Sept. 11 victims
• New AWC mascot debuting at Saturday game
• Latest Yuma County update on stress index
• Landscaper’s main goal: Keep core people employed
• New software program developed to improve YPG test equipment
• YPD to collect unwanted prescription, OTC drugs
• Booster club embezzlement alleged
• Governor announces rural funds, council
• Buses in dire need of repair for YCAT
• Yuma Marine facing charges in strip club incident
• Yuma deputy honored with national award
• YPG’s busy artillery workload leads to some of best gun crews in the Army
• County boosts solar use
• Students report events to YUHSD board
• Toddler hit by vehicle in Somerton lot
• Not all happy with Brewer visit
• Deadline extended for Yuma Star applications
• Artist paints Mexico’s past, present, future
• Cooldown arriving Thursday
• New job portal matches seekers, skill sets to openings
• More than 70 get flu shots on county’s first day
• BP agents seize marijuana, cocaine
• BLM to gather up 100 burros
• Voter turnout best in two decades
• Catholic church facing financial problems
• Restaurant serves up survival
• BabyTime @ Yuma County Libraries
• AZ Humanities Council Workshop @ Main Library
• Laboring on Labor Day (photo)
• San Luis Rio Colorado offers cash for guns
• Tuxedo cat adoptions half-price on Tuesdays
• Science teacher symposium offered
• Arbor Day Foundation offers free trees
• YUHSD looks forward to end of 'tunnel'
• Budget update on YUHSD agenda
• Popular recreation spot now off-limits
• Free Grant Webinars @ San Luis Library
• Local company turns focus to Yuma’s natural resources
• Quiet holiday weekend wraps up Monday
• New director of MCAS public affairs spent 13 months in Afghanistan
• MCAS squeaks by on energy savings
• Fire restrictions lifted for Yuma, Lake Havasu
• YRMC faces financial crisis with cuts to expenses, employee hours
• San Luis parents, YUHSD don’t reach agreement regarding bus routes
• Flu shots available through county beginning Tuesday
• Fur Ball tickets still available
• Yuma County's Most Wanted (9/6)
• City Report 9-5-10
• Road Report 9-5-10
• Drive Safe to focus on 16th Street, schools
• Skywest Magazine looking for photos of Yuma
• City staff doing more with less
• County officials: Yuma coping after economic ‘free fall’
• Eco-cruisin’: MCAS gets hybrids
• County readying for first observance for murder victims
• Crews worked around the clock to restore power
• Territorial Prison getting a renovations reprieve
• House sustains severe heat and smoke damage from fire
• Businesses launch 5 for 5 hunger campaign
• Activists say SB 1070, economy could boost Latino turnout
• Station officer selected for UK exchange program
• ADOT: No closures scheduled along state highways over Labor Day weekend
• San Luis police get new technology for issuing traffic tickets
• High schools repairing storm damage
• Name of man killed at I-8 construction site released
• Yuma says goodbye to native daughter
• Law: Play it safe on holiday
• Yuma County website earns national award
• Feds sue Sheriff Joe over papers
• Series to examine stress in Yuma County
• San Pasqual breaks ground for new classrooms
• Judge hearing arguments to decide if state is doing enough for ELL students
• City council OKs new residential zoning districts
• Dove hunting season kicks off with new rule
• Reclamation: Desalting plant trial running smoothly
• YCAT suspends red, blue bus routes
• Poll shows sharp decline in number of illegal immigrants
• Yuma soldiers return home after yearlong deployment to Iraq
• Crane chief chastised for policy violation
• Construction worker killed near Dateland
• Border Patrol agents make another large cocaine seizure
• Dole salad plant will not open this winter
• Yuma Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Club de Lectura @ Foothills Library
• Nutrition Program (Spanish) @ Main Library
• Rep. Pancrazi lauded by cities league
• Federal judge throws out police officer’s SB 1070 challenge
• Republican candidates call on foes to denounce boycott-supporting unions
• Police chief want to put GREAT program in schools
• YCAT to keep rolling with new operator
• Body of murdered man identified as a Yuman
• Grape expectations
• A fourth R for area schools: repairs
• Learn English @ Heritage Library
• Teen Bookmark Contest @ Yuma County Libraries
• Dove hunt opens at sunrise
• Cocaine and meth seized at checkpoint
• Andrew Thomas formally concedes
• Somerton to host Energy Fair
• Two sex offenders have new addresses
• Green cleaning (photos)
• National Guard returns to border
• Russell Coil plant to close
• Ceremony planned for returning Yuma soldiers
• Fry’s helps Yuma food bank
• Emergency refresher course this week
• Plane crashes in Telegraph Pass
• Spanish Computer Classes @ Main Library
• Ingles Basico para Adultos @ Main Library
• Create a Facebook Page @ Foothills Library
• Border Patrol agents catch murder suspect
• Flying with flair (photo)
• Local girl helps HSOY, finds new furry friend
• Poll: Goddard trailing Brewer
• Yuma soldiers in 855th military police company coming home YUMANS IN THE 855TH
• Zumba Presentation @ San Luis Library
• Teen Movies @ Main Library
• Computer Classes @ Main Library
• Local women combines career with travel, has unforgettable memories
• Yuma County's Most Wanted (8/30)
• Aguirre, Jones honored
• Second phase of Somerton street project to begin
• YUHSD serving up new food services
• San Luis gives up Friendship Park to feds for port of entry expansion
• Foothills resident has garage door problem
• Horne clinches AG nomination
• Appeals court supports GPS tracking
• Mexico puts restrictions on penicillin purchases
• All power due to be restored as storm cleanup continues
• Water slide stars in Yuma splash bash
• Colorado River forum to discuss local projects
• State refund for 16th Street project on city council agenda
• Changes coming to YCAT, but service at some level to continue
• San Luis student heading to DC as member of page program
• Yuma to star in United Express’ SkyWest Magazine
• Republican state attorney general nominee could be decided as early as Saturday
• Yumans clean up after Thursday's fierce storm
• At least 2,200 households in Yuma still without power Friday night
• Horne maintains slim lead over Thomas
• People head to shelter to cool off
• City Report 8-29-10
• Drive Safe to eye 1st Avenue, school zones
• Wellton man charged in molestation
• More rain expected next week
• Raffle raises funds for Yuma Catholic High School
• YHS gives parents chance to see how kids spend their days
• 2,745 Yuma ballots still being counted
• State appeals SB 1070 injunction
• More cutbacks expected for Highway Patrol
• Storm crashes into Yuma
• APS crews work to restore power to thousands
• Glassman has long road ahead of general election
• Keep your storm photos and stories coming!
• Temporary storm shelter opened
• Storm closes several area schools
• Book Club @ Foothills Library
• I-8 construction to restrict Foothills traffic
• Enjoy swap meet in air-conditioned civic center
• Wellton man charged with child molestation
• Goddard: Gov. Brewer hiding size of deficit
• Lanes open in Telegraph Pass (photos)
• Power restored for 6,700 APS customers
• Race for Attorney General still too close to call
• Airz. Corporation Commission will likely opperate without Renz Jennings
• New writing lab at AWC offers help for students
• Lightning storms pop up in Arizona
• YFD respond to four vehicle fires in three hours
• ‘Bee house’ concerns neighbors
• Sex offender has new address
• Correction
• Water line breaks again
• Winterhaven man injured in scooter accident
• School bus driver cited after accident
• No clear winner in bitter Republican Attorney General race
• Parties decide candidates for Arizona Corporation Commission
• In state-wide races, Democrats had more votes in Yuma County
• McCain leads Hayworth in primary
• Heat warning remains in effect
• For local races, many go unchallenged
• Correction
• Arizona attorney general primary race too close to call
• Home prices finally going up - except in Arizona
• Sept. 24 new anticipated completion date for 16th Street project
• Survey: Arizonans want wide-open primary
• Line flushing will lower water pressure
• Heat advisory through Wednesday night
• Gun scare causes school lockdowns
• Road construction to restrict 8th Street
• Yumans head to polls for primary election - See your polling place
• Two Yumans arrested in ICE gang sweep
• Employees put out fire at city water plant
• Hot temps can be dangerous for animals, too
• Brewer likely to see victory in primary
• Appeals judge tosses out conviction of man who planned Super Bowl massacre
• Library encouraging teens to ‘rock the vote’
• YPD officer shoots aggressive dog
• Car plunges into canal
• Appeals court: UA student’s cell phone use important factor in accident
• Two Republican candidates get nod from state agency
• Eastbound I-8 through Telegraph Pass opening up
• Grants Networking Luncheon
• Yuma still ‘playful’
• Yuma police to host crime free multi-housing seminar
• First Things First to air TV commercial
• Yuma County's Most Wanted (8/23)
• Jet engine damage prompts test site clean up
• AWC welcomes new Student Government president
• Three injured in afternoon crash
• Lettuce project sprouts national prize for UA student
• Amanda Aguirre to serve on Autism task force
• Yuma Community Foundation looking for honorees
• Grijalva calls for passage of law legalizing farmworkers lacking papers
• No charges filed against four suspects in home invasion
• Yuma Border patrol agents seize marijuana, heroin in seperate incidents
• Rollover accident (photo)
• An interstate runs through it (photo)
• Operation Christmas Child begins shoe box campaign
• Miss Yuma County nets scholarship money for young women
• Housing subdivision in Somerton gets gree light
• Voters urged to return early ballots over weekend
• Recall plans dropped in San Luis, Ariz.
• System gives pilots virtual game film
• Teens says she was fired from popular restaurant for refusing to handle alcohol
• Project Drive Safe (8/22)
• Change in bus routes anger many in San Luis
• Andrei Cherny running unopposed in Dem. primary for State Treasurer
• No recalled brands of eggs found in Yuma stores
• Private prison exec promises to beef up security
• Last of escaped Arizona inmates caught
• Local candidates face off in primary Tuesday
• Unemployment rate inches up for July
• Credit union members assured their money is protected
• Do you speak Spanish?
• YMPO meeting: Dial-A-Ride and YCAT will live on
• JP candidate attacks rival for ‘pressuring’ him not to run
• Convicted killer will get another chance to escape death penalty
• Food bank, county offering maternity kits, classes
• Census participation increases 12 percent over 10 years ago
• 50th YRMC LAP-BAND patient seeing success
• Spanish Computer Classes @ Foothills Library
• Movies @ Foothills Library
• Homework Help @ Foothills Library
• 8th Annual Free to Read Book Fair
• Beeson speaks out on border article
• Mosquitoes at East Wetlands test positive for West Nile
• YPD responds to third car-in-house incident this week
• Guard troops will arrive by end of Aug.
• Police nab four in high-risk traffic stop
• Council votes to not reconsider funding YCAT
• Calexico CBP finds pot worth $2.3 million
• CBP officers save child from choking
• Correction: Glassman campaign
• Suspects in string of “kick-in” burglaries arrested
• Local group buys minority stake in Scorps
• Lukeville CBP seizes weapons, ammo
• Zooper Duper Summer Splash Bash to be fun for family
• Mouse Basics @ Foothills Library
• Library Card Sign-up Month @ Yuma County Libraries
• Traffic signals to be temporarily shut down
• Yuma High student attends FFA conference in D.C.
• Meet state candidates vying for your vote
• Jury finds Cloud eligible for death penalty
• CBP dogs train at Big Bob’s Flooring Outlet
• More bad news for AEA
• Council hears new proposal for Avenue 3-1/2E
• San Luis port sees first smuggling attemt using scooter
• YPD seeks suspect in alleged attempted kidnapping
• Outage of major 3E traffic signal delayed until Friday
• Research says in five federal prosecution comes from Ariz.
• YPD seeks suspect in alleged attempted kidnapping
• HSOY: Two dogs die, four kittens abandoned in heat
• Teen Rock the Vote @ Yuma County Libraries
• Computers for Beginners @ Foothills Library
• Spanish Computer Classes @ Foothills Library
• Guns, drugs seized at port of entry into San Luis Rio Colorado
• Growing number of Arizonans not politically affiliated
• Brewer gets financial edge over challenger
• CBP nabs alleged kidnapper in California
• Supervisors approve library funds to purchase computers
• Ex-Scorpions chief subject of multiple lawsuits
• Budget provision to raise school district taxes collected
• GBL CEO eyes legal options
• School under way for District 1, AWC
• Truck crashes into house on Del Oro Lane
• San Luis public workshop part of general plan update
• Court of Appeals: Doughnut franchise has holes in fight against paying taxes
• Salvaged cars serve great purpose for YPG
• YCAT funding back on council agenda
• Saturday rollover sends two to YRMC (Photo)
• Downed power lines ignite 8th Avenue house fire
• Chase suspect fled with 476 pounds of marijuana in tow
• Libraries Closed for Labor Day
• Figueroa turns 40
• Jeep gives chase to law enforcement
• Artifacts tell a rich historical story
• No more door-to-door mail delivery in new subdivisions
• Dog rescued in Mexico finds happy home in Yuma
• Yuma County's Most Wanted
• Final phase of improvements to begin in downtown San Luis
• Proposed wetlands a win for environment, taxpayers
• Opponents of rate hike in San Luis hint at recall of council members
• Yuma Fun Factory subject of bankruptcy, foreclosure
• Health services, library among issues on Board of Supervisor’s agenda
• AWC launches new motivation program
• City Report (8/14)
• Project Drive Safe
• Road Report (8/14)
• Yuma couple’s legacy helps countless animals in need
• Gadsden school gets money for all-day kindergarten
• Nine compete for three school board seats in Gadsden district
• Campesinos Sin Fronteras opens new branch in San Luis, Ariz.
• Black Widows prepare for Afghanistan
• Napolitano supports fed’s decision to pay less for incarcerated illegals
• Pastor acquitted in Interstate 8 checkpoint incident
• Brewer, McCain address border issues
• Candidates in primary election introduced
• More parking added at AWC
• Four arrested in home invasion
• Lois Kay Cloud found guilty in murder trial
• Teen Dungeons and Dragons Game Day @ San Luis Library
• State files lawsuit hoping to kill national health care
• Yuma firefighters respond to several fires Wednesday
• Poverty simulation allows Yumans to experience hardship
• Timeline in the Kenneth Cloud murder trial
• Popular Antelope principal honored in ceremony
• CBP seizing more cocaine than in years before
• State to appeal ruling on benefits for domestic partners
• Voters to view election from remote camera
• Man injured in motorcycle crash
• Jeep flips over in street racing incident
• Cloud murder trial goes to jury
• Arpaio free to run ‘reelection’ ads
• Scholarships available for AWC supply chain and logistics program
• Grijalva recognized for efforts to improve lives of ‘working families’
• BLM offers free weekend for visitors
• Top border security official: More money needed to deport illegals
• National Guard troops still not in border positions
• Closing remarks continue in Cloud murder trial
• Life sentence thrown out in deadly immigrant crash
• State, defense make final statements in Cloud trial
• Several convicted sex offenders have new addresses in Yuma County
• Fire destroys Foothills trailer
• Students head back to Hyder, Wellton and AmeriSchools classrooms
• Arizonans to vote on union election question
• New numbers out on ‘anchor babies’
• Chretin’s under new ownership
• Dems cry foul on special session expense
• Car causes double collision accident
• Armed robbery suspect sought
• Teacher saves friend in choking incident
• Federal stimulus bill leaves Arizona short of funds
• AWC gets $1.7 million grant for program
• Registered sex offender arrested by Border Patrol agents
• Shooter running as write-in during primary
• YUHSD students head back to school
• CBP in California seizes $2.3 million in meth
• KAWC radio: A break from splashy news, commercial music
• City reaches agreement with water plant contractor
• Pulte Home Corp. to pay $1.2 million in fines
• Lawmakers convene at capitol to discuss union measure
• District 1 board approves $50,000 in athletics funding
• Operation School Bell now in session
• Mobile surveillance system aids in marijuana seizure
• School back in session for many Yuma students
• Grants Forum and Workshop @ Main Library
• Grant Webinars @ Main Library
• Agents find cocaine, illegal immgrants in El Centro sector
• Worldwide Dungeons & Dragons Game Day for Teens @ Main Library
• Yuma couple claims $1 million lottery prize
• Sex offender has new address
• Hispanic Republican group to hold charter meeting in Yuma
• Board meeting for YUHSD to take place Wednesday
• Navy’s oldest sailor stationed at MCAS Yuma
• Road Report
• End of summer prices at the pump may rise
• Caution: Devil dogs cleaning highway ahead
• City Report
• Project Drive Safe
• Watch Hospital keeps ticking
• IID seeks gas pipeline to serve power plant in Yuma
• San Luis city services rates referendum hangs in limbo
• Salad toss up: Food Network's 'Glutton for Punishment' films at prison
• Gadsden superintendent says AYP is not fair assessment
• Yuma’s Small Business Development Center honored
• Local woman reaping benefits of program shared by YPIC and AWC
• Workplace Excellence nominations now being accepted
• Crane Elementary School district holds board meeting
• Somerton residents to see water, sewer rate hikes in November
• Ariz. hotel association lobbying for schools statewide to have same start date
• Yuma County's Most Wanted (8/9)
• Officials remind county residents of Aug. 24 elections
• Yuma resident running for state representative
• New program aimed at getting migrant students into universities
• Calif. epidemic has Yuma officials worried about whooping cough
• Suspension of immigration law still poses a threat
• Area schools ready to get back in session
• 2010 Yuma Star applications now being accepted
• District 1 considering partial funding for athletics
• Back to school safety tips for everyone
• Namedropper: Edmund Thundercloud, Jared M. Lee
• Ariz. joining other states in fight against Obamacare
• Former owner of T & K Auto arrested
• Study reports Obama admin. deporting more illegals than ever before
• Legislation could undermine SB 1070 ruling
• State nonprofit honors Amanda Aguirre
• APS lights the way with greener equipment
• New Marine communications site may affect garage door openers in Foothills
• AWC offering commencement DVD's for purchase
• 2 crashes on 24th Street
• Carver community garden gets new life
• Navigating Your Computer @ Foothills Library
• Kidz Kraft @ Foothills Library
• District 1 changes transportation routes
• Former Gadsden superintendent sentenced
• Help Splash Out Crime Night Saturday - and dunk the police chief, too
• Wells Fargo extends statewide food drive
• Gubernatorial hopeful campaigning on education platform
• Speculation on cojones amuses Gov. Brewer
• Agents find pot in abandoned truck near Douglas
• YFD gets hands-on training with new equipment
• Improvements to Redondo Pond beckon fishermen of all ages
• TV program to show Yuma fight
• Two drug busts within an hour
• Yuma man in more legal trouble
• AWC warns of possible marketing scam
• CBP stops 11 fugitives Monday
• New YPD canines strut their stuff
• YPD asking public to report suspicious activity in wake of burglaries
• Plane lands City Hall as new home
• City’s anti-graffiti campaign turns to retailers
• Correction (8/5)
• Tucson agents seize nearly a ton of marijuana
• Game and Fish to hold Arizona Outdoor Hall of Fame banquet
• Nogales agents track, seize marijuana
• CBP stops two illegal immigration attempts off San Diego coast
• Nominations sought for arts awards
• State GOP leaders working to get anti-union measure on Nov. ballot
• Water line break reported on Avenue C
• Yuma high schools hold registration
• Sex offender has new address
• Grijalva office vandalism case ongoing
• North End corridor study moves forward
• Agents seize 43 pounds of cocaine valued at nearly $1.4 million.
• San Luis could lose park in port expansion
• Drive packs backpacks at YRMC
• Lodging cancellations estimated at $15 million due to SB 1070
• Convicted sex offender arrested near Calexico
• New Somerton educators learn of Cocopah culture
• Pregnant woman suspected of smuggling meth
• 22 years after murder, YCSO tracks down suspect
• Free program helps adults earn GED
• Tribal gaming revenue down
• Incoming Kofa freshman to get tours, info
• Expert: Seized firearm not a machine gun
• Poll: Majority of Arizonans support immigration efforts
• Early grad headed to L.A. acting classes
• Solar installers referred by APS
• Scorps booster interested in team purchase
• Signs replaced in 24th Street school zone
• Major business trying to change state retirement system
• AWC gears busy semester with technical courses
• Crossroads Mission mourns death of manager
• Resources wilting for local charities
• New gun law quietly takes effect
• El Centro agents rescue six illegal immigrants over three days
• YUHSD registration starts today
• Yuma County's Most Wanted
• Thousands of hunting permits still available
• Mother anticipating spending time with soldier son while on leave from deployment
• 9th Circuit rejects Brewer’s request
• Area schools show progress in state scores
• River documented for National Geographic
• Increase in San Luis utility fees approved
• Buz Mills still seeking Republican nomination
• SB 1070 ruling pleases south county officials
• Spaghetti dinners find another home
• Legislative leaders not likely to rehash SB 1070 in special session
• City engineers help traffic go with the flow
• Man in critical condition after work-related explosion
• Road Report
• Supervisors to vote on replacement trucks
• City Report
• Council may hear motion on YCAT funding
• YPD forms K-9 units for patrol
• Brewer asks court to overturn SB 1070 ruling
• Military no longer paying for college aptitude test retakes
• YPG’s Main Administrative Area exit gate location changed
• First Things First gets two new advocates
• Join the Great Readers Book Club!
• YMPO delays decision on YCAT
• Former state senator among those arrested in SB 1070 protests
• Former Idol contestants to judge Bring on the Yuma Talent
• Experts warn of West Nile dangers
• Threats called in to Judge Bolton’s office after SB 1070 decision
• CBP stops two wanted for attempted murder from fleeing to Mexico
• Road cracks to be sealed
• Not too late to be included in 2010 census
• Grijalva's Yuma office closed after shattered window, bullet found inside
• Ariz. Girl Conference coming to Yuma
• YUHSD previews 2010-2011 school year
• Some laws have delayed start-up
• Two YRMC nurses are finalists in Nurse of the Year awards
• SB 1070 unlikely to affect ag industry in Yuma
• Local law enforcement and Mexican consul react to SB 1070 latest
• Variety of new laws take effect on Thursday
• Judge rejects provisions of Arizona immigration law
• Onion love (photo)
• Judge to decide if SB 1070 lawsuits should be consolidated
• Arizona Town Hall focuses on economy
• Fire damages garage, destroys two vehicles
• Domestic field workers at odds with labor contractor
• YMPO to discuss future of public transit at July 29th public meeting
• Convicted sex offender has new Yuma address
• HSOY adopts zero-tolerance policy for roadside animal sales
• MCAS to conduct late-night jet engine testing
• Father of alleged kidnap victim: YPD took 'a lot of missteps'
• Scholarships sending AWC grads to four-year university
• Study shows consumer confidence down in Arizona
• Judge won’t require lawmakers to reword ballot measure
• Couple goes full throttle for a good cause
• Forecast: Sunny skies ahead for Yuma County homeowners
• New Boeing 787 Dreamliners to be tested in Yuma
• YPG engineer aspires to make vehicles better than designed
• Local man gets one-in-a-million award
• Yuma constable seeking seat again
• Computer Classes @ Main Library
• Book Club August Meeting @ Main Library
• Cross-border pact to expand bank services
• Somerton recycling program to go citywide
• Reto weight-loss challenge may expand to more cities
• Executive returns to desert to lead YRMC Foundation
• Border town hoping for share of funds for paving project
• Arizona Market Place files for Chapter 11
• Yuma soldier nabs several title competitions
• Correction
• Yuma home damaged in fire
• Sun Sounds’ reading of Yuma Sun wins international award
• Tyree appointed to state board
• Monday is voter registration deadline
• Marines launch cleaning effort
• Few teacher vacancies at Yuma schools
• Several openings for special needs teachers unfilled
• Opening of port of entry up in the air
• Songwriter returns home to shoot video
• Project Drive Safe: Arizona Avenue, 16th Street
• City Report
• Yuma County's Most Wanted
• Road Report
• Man sought in aggravated assault
• Squad sets standard for Marine, Noncommisioned Officer of the Year
• More AWC students excel
• Corporate funds making way for elections
• Poll: Most Arizonans support 1070 but concerned about image
• Local group discontinues free spaghetti meals
• Cocopah tribal council sworn in
• Man arrested in Magallanes murder
• Defense rests its case in Cloud murder trial
• 7 arrested in protest outside SB 1070 hearings
• Air delivery testing helps combat wildfires
• YMPO exec shocked by council action
• Mayor recognizes sword-wielding belly dancer
• MCAS firefighters douse competition
• Federal judge picks over specifics of SB 1070
• South county mayors chide YCAT pullout
• Church youths help Mexico neighborhood
• Spanish Computer Classes @ Main Library
• Man arrested in east county kidnapping charged
• Zephyr at YPG sets world record for longest unmanned flight
• Teen Movies @ Main Library
• Watercolor Class @ Foothills Library
• August Movies @ Foothills Library
• Name of man killed in weekend rollover released
• Yuma High School cheerleaders excel at summer camp
• Senate passes extension of unemployment benefits, state DES prepares for influx of work
• Yuma students participate in FFA Leadership Camp
• Drive to help 3,000 local schoolchildren runs through next week
• Representatives make stance on SB 1070 known
• Fight over artificial snow at Arizona Snowbowl continues
• Pause that refreshes (photos)
• Democratic U.S. Senate candidates square off
• State offices closed Friday in first of furlough days
• Hunters invited to informational open house
• Judge questions attorneys at immigration hearing
• City of Yuma says no to YCAT funding
• Every kid's a cowboy at Yuma camp
• Council calls for changes to YCAT
• Wong stands firm behind no utilities for illegals message
• Council gives go ahead to 32nd Street project
• Sand Sharks cut teeth while redoing helipad
• Mounds of gold (photo)
• Attention to detail (photo)
• Foes of SB 1070 plan civil disobedience
• Most retailers call $20 on the 20th a success
• Legislative action resolves city dispute with auditor general
• CBP officers find over $83,000 in undeclared cash in California
• East county man arrested for allegedly kidnapping Wellton teen
• U.S. District Court judge to hear SB 1070 complaints Thursday
• Basic Computer Classes @ Foothills Library
• Yuma man killed in weekend rollover accident
• Recipients of Gov. Brewer’s ‘border security enhancement grants’
• Feds announce deployment of National Guard troops to Ariz.
• Republican, Democratic State Senate debates to be broadcast
• Barry Hess seeks Libertarian nomination for governor
• Poll: More independents to participate in primary
• Beating the heat (photos)
• Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate visits Yuma
• Cool cows (photo)
• City administrator contract splits mayor, council in San Luis
• Man and grandmother charged in alleged kidnapping
• Two immigrant measures differ on key points
• Giant pumpkin harvested in Yuma
• Granddaughter gives man a second chance at life
• Water Bottle Art @ Main Library
• Grants Networking Luncheon
• Job Workshop Series (Spanish) @ Heritage Library
• San Luis starts Aquatics Pass program
• Experts warn of Africanized bee danger
• Canal lining named Public Works Project of Year
• Try a taste of special menu
• Get ready to boost economy on Tuesday
• San Luis general plan workshop Tuesday
• Election workers needed
• Kofa graduate takes second in national SkillsUSA event
• Summer catch: Visitor nabs largemouth bass
• How far will your $20 get you?
• City council to consider funding for YCAT
• Yuma County's Most Wanted
• Yuma’s library branch manager awarded national fellowship
• Gadsden, Somerton district budgets reduced
• City Report 7-18-10
• Somerton workshops to update land use plan
• Volunteers brave heat to help Stuff the Truck
• Airport to get $1.5 million FAA grant
• Blimp seen in Yuma now assisting Gulf oil cleanup
• Newspaper’s $20 on the 20th campaign boosts local sales
• Summer tough times, but special campaign helps
• Road Report
• No supervisors meeting Monday
• Mark Watson next city manager for Oak Ridge, Tenn.
• Election probe in San Luis meets resistance
• State billed $77,136.58 for SB 1070
• Republicans square off in Senate debate
• Foothills residents hear plans for new Fry's
• Zephyr launched into record-setting history at YPG
• Project Drive Safe
• Hit-and-run victim’s efforts result in charges
• First the most sunshine, now the hottest city in America
• Man arrested for trying to drive stolen truck into Mexico
• Have coffee with Councilman Mendoza
• Solar project in east county under way
• Brewer turns a cold shoulder to N.M. border conference
• Black Sheep roam with international forces during Red Flag exercise
• Lois Kay Cloud takes stand in her own defense
• Man, grandmother accused in kidnapping appear in court
• Avenue B & C Colonia sewer project gets into full swing (photos)
• Teen Magnet Program @ Main Library
• July Movies @ Main Library
• Public Speaking 101 @ Main Library
• Bellydancing Program @ Main Library
• Flu Epidemic of 1918 Presentation @ Foothills Library
• Summer Survival @ Foothills Library
• Computer Classes @ Foothills Library
• Watercolor Class @ Foothills Library
• Spanish Self-Esteem Workshop @ Main Library
• Procrastinator's Corner @ Main Library
• Sew & Go @ Main Library
• Sign Language Classes @ Heritage Library
• Jolly Roger Magic & Comedy Show
• Petroglyph Program @ Main Library
• Teen Movies @ Main Library
• Procrastinators’ Corner @ Main Library
• Petroglyph Presentation @ Main Library
• Flu Epidemic Presentation @ Foothills Library
• Summer Survival Program @ Foothills Library
• Spanish Self-Esteem Workshop @ Main Library
• Teen Create-A-Magnet Program @ Main Library
• Computer Classes @ Foothills Library
• Watercolors Class @ Foothills Library
• Public Speaking 101 @ Main Library
• Belly Dancing Program @ Main Library
• Wordle Poetry for Teens @ Main Library
• July Computer Classes @ Main Library
• Yuma County Libraries receive grant for more public computers
• Prenatal Classes @ Yuma County Libraries
• AZ Native Fish Program @ Foothills Library
• Spanish Computer Classes @ Main Library
• July Movies @ Foothills Library
• Teen Ham Radio Program @ Main Library
• Teen Trivia Contest @ Main Library PR
• Libraries closed Monday, July 5th
• Bilingual Story Time @ Main Library
• Staff Picks Program @ Foothills Library
• Networking for Community Resources Meeting
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life
• WACOG Head Start Now Enrolling
• Heritage Festivals For Christmas
• Becky Carey, Recording Artist and Wife of Arizona WL Manager, Nominated for Music Awards
• Yuma Lettuce Days Festival
• Arizona Western College Hosts Small Business Forum in Yuma
• Marines, Criminals Join Forces for Toys for Tots
• Yuma Reporter Looks at How Soldiers Train Before Going to Iraq
• Indoor Air Quality Seminar

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