A single car rollover takes the life of a well-known Yuma doctor. News 11’s Madison Kimbro went to the late doctors office to get some insight on the type of man he was. Dr. Clarence Clark, who was once Chief of Staff at Yuma Regional Medical Center continued his practice as an internist at the
Continue ReadingLos líderes de Red for Ed anunciaron el martes que maestros de Arizona regresarán a clases el jueves si la Legislatura aprueba la propuesta de presupuesto. Se espera que la legislatura vote el miercoles ya que se espera que las huelgas continúen ese día. “El presupuesto de [Ducey] no hace lo suficiente para nuestros hijos
Continue ReadingAquí esta una lista de las escuelas que han anunciado cierres de escuelas para el miercoles 2 de mayo ya que continúan las huelgas en apoyo del movimiento Red for Ed. Distrito escolar de Crane Las escuelas del Distrito Escolar de Crane estarán abiertas para clases el miercoles despues de un anuncio hecho en su
Continue ReadingHere is a list of the schools that have announced school closures for Wednesday, May 2nd as walkouts continue in support of the Red for Ed movement. Crane School District Crane School District schools will be open for classes on Wednesday after an announcement made on their Facebook page. {“author_name”:”Crane School District”,”author_url”:”https://www.facebook.com/craneschools/”,”provider_url”:”https://www.facebook.com”,”provider_name”:”Facebook”,”success”:true,”height”:null,”html”:”&#lt;div id=”fb-root”&#gt;&#lt;/div&#gt;n&#lt;script&#gt;(function(d, s, id)
Continue ReadingThe Imperial County Public Health Department is inspecting local markets and stores to determine the originating source of their romaine lettuce and to ensure the stores are aware of the E.coli outbreak. According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), a total of ninety-four individuals from twenty-two states have become ill. The most recent
Continue Reading13 On Your Side wants to know your thoughts: For thousands of kids being taken from their homes can be traumatic and confusing; many times the children being removed come as a result of allegations of abuse and or neglect. These children are then taken to homes where specially trained host families care for them
Continue ReadingIn this week’s Home Grown segment we take a look at a group of students from The University of Arizona in Yuma who are bringing one of their final projects to life and it could really benefit the agriculture community. It’s called “Ag Mapp,” a virtual database to help growers answer questions like when was
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Continue ReadingVice President Mike Pence is expected in the Phoenix area for a gathering to discuss the current administration’s tax policies. Pence will arrive shortly before noon Tuesday before meeting with Republican Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey. The vice president will attend an afternoon event looking at how new tax cuts signed into law by President Donald
Continue ReadingA new viral star is getting a lot of attention on social media. While playing in a baseball game, this Little League player put on quite the show while making it to home base. {“url”:”https://twitter.com/TabbyRodriguez/status/990636101915168768″,”author_name”:”ratby”,”author_url”:”https://twitter.com/TabbyRodriguez”,”html”:”&#lt;blockquote class=”twitter-tweet”&#gt;&#lt;p lang=”en” dir=”ltr”&#gt;If any of you need a laugh, the coach told my cousin to run home as fast as
Continue ReadingThousands of Arizona teachers gathered for the third day at the Capitol on Monday to protest low pay and school funding, and many schools around the state remained closed, while the Legislature prepared to introduce a budget package that gives them raises but falls short of other demands. The budget package negotiated between Republicans who
Continue ReadingArizona Western College is inviting the community to the ‘Distinguished Visiting Writer Series’ on Wednesday, May 9, featuring “The Book of Duels” author Dr. Michael Garriga. Garringa comes from a long line of notable Creole outlaws and storytellers. His book “The Book of Dules” consists of 33 short stories, each compromised of three separate dramatic
Continue Reading48-year-old Manuel Gallego-Jimenez was sentenced in federal court to 10 years in custody for conspiracy to distribute over 1000 kilograms and more of marijuana on Monday. Gallego-Jimenez admitted that he distributed marijuana throughout the cross-border tunnel located in Calexico, California and conspired with others. Gallego-Jimenez oversaw the movement of drugs from the tunnel to vehicles
Continue ReadingFor the third time, teacher walkouts continue across Arizona with still no deal, but it’s not only teachers who are standing up for more funding. ‘I’m out here because my mom is a teacher at Kofa High School and my grandma is a teacher as well,’ said Issac Navarette. A middle school student who is
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