Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 15th of April.
Good morning, Yuma.
Rescuers from the Imperial County Fire Department and Border Patrol rescued a senior couple whose vehicle got stuck in the desert near the border; one senior was taken to a hospital after showing signs of heat exposure, and officials reminded travelers to stay with their vehicles for safety.
Yuma native Noland Arbaugh will speak Tuesday, April 28 at Arizona Western College’s Matador Activity Center + Room 106 to share his inspiring journey from receiving a Neuralink brain implant after a spinal injury to pursuing studies and chess competitions.
Eight lanes opened at San Luis Port of Entry Tuesday morning, including two sentry and six general lanes to ease border flow.
The project will add eight more lanes when complete in spring 2029 and is expected to boost business along William Brooks Avenue + Urtuzuastegui Street.
Dive Deeper Pool School 2026
6-8 p.m. — Acme Pool & Spa Care — Free entry — Learn essential tips for pool maintenance to keep your pool sparkling clean this season.
Jazz Nights at Julieanna's
6-9 p.m. — Julieanna's Steak and Seafood — Enjoy live jazz music while indulging in an exceptional dining experience by Chef Eddie Guzman.
1st Annual Autism Awareness Community Event
4-7 p.m. — Public Safety Training Facility — Free entry — Engage with the community and support autism awareness initiatives.
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