Less screen time and more reading for children
Arizona PBS has partnered up with First Things First for more than 10 years and it helps parents in the area be their child’s first and best…
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Sheriff’s report: Deadly shooting at local gun range deemed self-inflicted
As the investigation for the deadly shooting that happened at Adair Range on April 29 continues, new details have emerged. According to the report,…
Continue ReadingLocal elementary school holds career week
James B. Rolle Elementary School held their career week and professionals from different parts of the workforce got to present and share what they do…
Continue ReadingCancer diagnoses tied to a poor diet
Your diet may have more impact on your cancer risk than you might think, a new study has found. An estimated 80,110 new cancer cases among adults 20…
Continue ReadingHouse passes bill to help workers with retirement savings
The House has approved a bill to promote retirement security by making it easier for small businesses and other companies to offer retirement plans.…
Continue ReadingEx-Pima County district employee accused of embezzling funds
A former accounting employee for a Pima County school district has been charged with embezzling thousands of dollars. The Arizona attorney…
Continue ReadingFlu outbreak sickens over 30 migrants at border center
More than 30 migrants have tested positive for influenza at a major processing center where a flu-stricken teenage boy died, the latest evidence of…
Continue ReadingStories of War: From failure to purpose
There may be many people in this world who struggle with failure. But how many people can get over the hurdle of failure only to find purpose? George…
Continue ReadingPath to Inclusion at CHS 9th Grade Campus
Circle of Friends is a school program that fosters inclusion for students with disabilities. To date Circle of Friends has launched 245 chapters…
Continue ReadingBurglary suspect found hiding in church office
A burglary suspect is behind bars after he was arrested inside a church. Hector Cruz Sanchez, 32, was allegedly found hiding inside the…
Continue ReadingYuma Sector BP apprehend over 50K undocumented immigrants in fiscal year 2019
Since the beginning of the fiscal year 2019, Yuma Sector Border Patrol has apprehended over 50,000 undocumented immigrants, according to officials.…
Continue ReadingClaim seeks $45M for incapacitated woman who gave birth
Lawyers for an incapacitated woman who later gave birth at a Phoenix long-term care facility have filed a $45 million notice of claim against the…
Continue ReadingLevel 2 sex offender now residing in Yuma community
Yuma police are warning the public of a level 2 sex offender who is now residing in the community. Forty-nine-year-old Lorenzo Nelson now lives at…
Continue ReadingLocal cab company steps up to help during Memorial Day Weekend
Impaired driving is one of America’s most often committed and deadliest crimes. Law enforcement throughout Yuma County will be conducting DUI…
Continue ReadingLowest paid first responders in Yuma County could see raises
Somerton-Cocopah firefighters are the lowest paid in Yuma County which has caused several to head to other departments. The City of Somerton is…
Continue Reading4 familias lo pierden todo por incendios en Mexicali
Cuatro familias sufrieron daños en sus viviendas al propagarse un incendio en una casa que era utilizada como guarida para drogadictos. Los…
Continue ReadingLocal couple scammed into paying more for solar
EDITORS NOTE: In the video originally attached to this article, the solar customer (Jim Kindle) mentioned the name, Jimmy Esparza. According to…
Continue ReadingThree years plan to solve Imperial Valley’s County budget problems
The Imperial County Board of Supervisors agreed to a three-year plan to fix the county’s budget problem. Over the last five years, the county…
Continue ReadingPrdidas en ventas por largos cruces en San Luis
Negocios en San Luis, Arizona reportan disminución en sus ventas, durante las últimas semanas lo cual podría impactar la…
Continue ReadingFree summer meal programs for students
The Crane School District is offering a summer free meal program to students and the community, this program started 60 years ago and began at Gary…
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