Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 14th of August.
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🚨 Crime
Police and SWAT officers surrounded a Yuma home (near Gila Ridge High School on E 24th Lane) Wednesday afternoon after reports said a person had barricaded themselves inside while police pointed their weapons at the residence.
The trial date for 21-year-old Aden Arviso, charged with two counts of second-degree murder in a May 2023 house party shooting, has been moved from September to next September and he will return to court in November after rejecting a plea deal in April.
📰 Economy
Beef prices have reached record highs with steaks selling for $12, $21, and $53 as a nationwide cattle shortage drives the U.S. herd to its smallest number since 1951.
Local ranchers say drought in Arizona limits grass for free-range cattle — a factor that may make beef less affordable for consumers in the future.
📰 Real Estate
The Desert Rose Retirement Community in Yuma reopened after a $100 million renovation to enhance safety and comfort for its senior tenants.
The 115-unit complex on 14th Avenue near 16th Street now offers a refreshed dining room, common areas, chapel, and fitness center.
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