Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 13th of September.
Good morning, Yuma.
Yuma eight-year-old Zayin Berry was named ASPCA Kid of the Year Friday after he rescued a small kitten when he gave his skateboard to stop children from hurting it—Peaches had an eye removed during surgery but has recovered and now lives with his family.
Arizona tow truck drivers face serious risks from distracted drivers and extreme heat as they work on scorching pavement.
Valley Towing CEO Rinny Dyar said his team handles hundreds of calls weekly and advises stranded drivers to seek shelter during wait times up to 90 minutes+the National Association of Safety Professionals reports that heat causes many work injuries and deaths annually.
The City of Yuma will begin sending friendly sidewalk notices next week to remind residents to clean up debris in front of their homes—Public Works said a second visit will follow if the issue persists, and local Bill Moody supports the plan.
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