US mayors travel to border to demand family reunification
Mayors from more than a dozen U.S. cities including New York and Los Angeles gathered near a holding facility for immigrant children on Texas’…
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BP agents rescue 6-year-old abandoned by smuggler
Border Patrol agents rescued a six-year-old Costa Rican boy after he was abandoned by a smuggler on a border road Tuesday evening. The boy was found…
Continue ReadingCBP says transportation check post reported by ACLU is false
U.S. Customs and Border Protection says a Facebook post involving an alleged transportation check is false. On June 7, a woman alleged she rode a…
Continue ReadingWoman scares away armed burglar
A would-be victim bravely scared away a burglar then broke down in tears. Police arrested the suspect within an hour. Calexico Police arrested…
Continue ReadingHombre que se pas luz roja es enviado al hospital con otro conductor
Un conductor se pasó una luz roja y se estrello contra otro vehículo y los dos se encuentran en el hospital. El accidente…
Continue ReadingCity of El Centro holds groundbreaking ceremony for new aquatic center
The city of El Centro broke ground for the future home of a state of the art aquatic center. The aquatic center cost over 15 million dollars but none…
Continue ReadingRabies on the rise statewide, what to do if your pet interacts with a rabid animal
There is good a reason the word rabies evokes fear in any animal lover because it is such a fatal disease. So far this year no cases of rabies have…
Continue ReadingHow Public Safety Technicians assist Yuma Police
Over the last several years, the Yuma Police Department has faced a major police officer shortage. However, the department is filling the gaps by…
Continue ReadingEl Seor Luis Alberto “N” enfrent la Corte por Violacin Equiparada
U n violador pronto estará tras las rejas, ya que la audiencia del Sr. Luis Alberto “N” fue llevada a cabo el día de hoy en…
Continue ReadingPolitical billboard goes viral on social media
A billboard quickly garnered attention on social media for its political message. The billboard on I-40 stated, “Liberals, Please continue on…
Continue ReadingCBP officers seize $370K in meth hidden inside vehicles
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers seized $370,000 worth in methamphetamine this week. Officers referred a 19-year-old San Luis, Ariz.…
Continue ReadingTrump firma decreto para no separar a familias migrantes
Cediendo a la presión de aliados ansiosos, el presidente Donald Trump firmó el miercoles una orden ejecutiva que pondrá fin a la…
Continue ReadingImperial County Firefighters Association and Teamsters Union join forces for better wages
The Imperial County Firefighter’s Association is having a hard time recruiting and retaining firefighters. They say it’s because of the…
Continue ReadingTwo lady Matador volleyball athletes have signed to schools in the East
The Arizona Western College volleyball team has big shoes to fill next season after two sophomores signed with four-year schools this spring. Both…
Continue ReadingFake photo spreads online
(CNN) – A photo of a little boy crying in a cage is being shared on social media as seemingly another product of the White House’s…
Continue ReadingPresident Trump signs order ending-child-parent separation
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Wednesday that would end the process of separating children from families after they are detained…
Continue ReadingLocal doctor explains heat stroke risks
In 2017, nearly 45 children died from heat stroke across the nation. For that reason, doctors encourage parents to be mindful of the time children…
Continue ReadingBorder Patrol agents find 18 undocumented immigrants inside utility truck
U.S. Border Patrol agents from the Brian A. Terry Station in Arizona found 18 undocumented immigrants inside a utility truck Saturday. The group of…
Continue ReadingArizona group asks governor to speak out on migration policy
About 120 people have rallied at the state Capitol to call on Gov. Doug Ducey to speak out against the U.S. government’s “zero…
Continue ReadingArizona health officials warn about rise in rabies
Arizona health authorities are warning residents about a rise in animal rabies cases statewide. The Arizona Department of Health Services said…
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