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The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Biden Administration today allowing it to end "Remain in Mexico". The post Migrants previously enrolled in “Remain in Mexico” could come to the U.S. appeared first on KYMA.

June 30th marks the end of another month in what is projected to be the biggest year for migrant apprehensions at the southern border in history. The post SPECIAL REPORT: Crossing After Dark appeared first on KYMA.

Cain Velasquez, the former UFC heavyweight champion accused of trying to kill the man he claims molested his 4-year-old son, is suing the man and his family who own a day care where the alleged molestation occurred. The post Kofa alum and UFC star sues man over alleged molesting appeared first on KYMA.

The City of Yuma Police Department (YPD) will conduct an impaired driving detail from Friday, July 1 to Monday, July 4, 2022 throughout Yuma County. The post Additional police enforcing traffic laws for Fourth of July to prevent impaired driving appeared first on KYMA.

The overturning of Roe v. Wade has sprouted an uproar of protests across the nation and now we can expect to see them in downtown Yuma. The post Week-long pro-choice protests in downtown Yuma appeared first on KYMA.

Here's an update on the former Yuma marine accused of murdering his girlfriend and her two-year-old son. The post Settlement conference for Yuma murder suspect Trevon Wilhite appeared first on KYMA.

“What’s going on on the river is serious, we’ve known that for years, but now we’re just trying to educate the rest of the state," State Rep. Tim Dunn said. The post Yuma state representatives celebrate historic water bill appeared first on KYMA.

Since Friday's Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe V. Wade, the country has been at odds, with protests in several states including Arizona. The post Yuma community speaks out about abortion rights appeared first on KYMA.

From June 12th to June 18th Yuma agents arrested more than 5,000 migrants from over 40 different countries. The post Debris continues piling up at Yuma border wall appeared first on KYMA.

To encourage more pet parents to microchip their pets, the Humane Society of Imperial County is lowering its microchip fee from $25 to just $15 until July 9th. The post Humane Society of Imperial County reducing microchip fee for pets appeared first on KYMA.

The lack of donations, and the increase in need, is due to the economy. The post Low donations, and high demand at the Yuma Community Food Bank appeared first on KYMA.

Amberly’s Place, along with support from the Yuma community, has helped over three thousand victims of abuse. The post “Week in Paradise” winner announced, as Amberly’s Place meets fundraising goal appeared first on KYMA.

Arizona lawmakers could look to restrict abortions even further or outlaw them altogether. The post Local lawmakers react to Supreme Court abortion ruling appeared first on KYMA.

JUUL's e-cigs again in the headlines as Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued an order today banning JUUL Labs Inc. from selling and distributing all of it’s products in the U.S. The post FDA bans JUUL Labs Inc. from selling vape products in US appeared first on KYMA.

Every 40 seconds, someone in the United States experiences a stroke, that’s nearly 800,000 people a year. Every 3.5 minutes, someone dies from a stroke. That’s all according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The post Stroke prevention: symptoms to look out for appeared first on KYMA.

The Arizona Community Foundation has partnered with Emerald Springs Senior Living Facility to bring special companion pets to those with dementia and Alzheimer's. The post Local foundation brings companion pets for dementia, Alzheimer’s to Emerald Springs Senior Living Facility appeared first on KYMA.

The Act includes funding for mental health services, school safety measures, and stricter laws for Americans to own guns. The post New bill will protect 2nd Amendment, reduce violence, says Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema appeared first on KYMA.

A school built in the 1930's begins a long-needed makeover. An over $5 million renovation will take care of everything from plumbing to drinking water, to windows and doors, and everything in between. The post Mohawk Valley Elementary School groundbreaking appeared first on KYMA.

Most migrant crossings and apprehensions now take place at night, and in the early morning hours. The post Large crowds of migrants gather at Yuma’s border nightly appeared first on KYMA.

Four Yuma firefighters are back home after providing aid to California first responders in San Bernardino during the "Sheep fire". The post YFD returns from ‘Sheep Fire’ appeared first on KYMA.