Missing firefighter found dead
The body of 18-year-old Juan Jose Vargas Castañeda , a firefighter from San Luis Rio Colorado, Sonora, was discovered buried in the local…
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Walmart pulls violent game displays but will still sell guns
Walmart has ordered workers to remove video game signs and displays that depict violence from stores nationwide after 22 people died in a shooting at…
Continue ReadingNew cat vaccine may help relieve allergic reactions
Calling all cat lovers. For those who like cats, but can’t be around them for health reasons, there’s new hope in a vaccine reducing…
Continue ReadingTeacher receives backlash over ‘Gender Unicorn’ handout at middle school
A California school district is stopping a science teacher from handing out a gender sheet explaining sexual preferences. The controversy at Denair…
Continue ReadingArizona Cardinals executive VP arrested for DUI
CHANDLER, Ariz. — Authorities say Arizona Cardinals’ Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Ron Minegar has been arrested…
Continue ReadingPizza Hut is closing nearly 500 dine-in restaurants
Pizza Hut dine-in restaurants are becoming a thing of the past. Pizza Hut customers will still be able to get their favorite foodstuffs just not at…
Continue ReadingBaby taken off life support is about to have first birthday
In April, Monique Goldring decided to take her 8-month-old daughter off life support and prepared to say goodbye to her first child. But the Maryland…
Continue Reading5 children killed in fire at Pennsylvania day care center
A daycare center where children could stay overnight as their parents worked was ravaged Sunday by a fire that killed five and sent the owner to the…
Continue ReadingLukeville CBP officers seized $484K worth of marijuana
An Arizona couple was arrested on July 7 after officers at Arizona’s Port of Lukeville seized more than 1,600 pounds of marijuana. According to…
Continue ReadingYUHSD offers healthy meals at no cost
Yuma Union High School District (YUHSD) is continuing to offer healthy meals to all students at no cost for the second year in a row. Students will…
Continue ReadingThree dogs died from toxic algae after swimming in North Carolina pond
A doggy playdate in a North Carolina pond turned tragic after three pups died from toxic algae. Now, their owners say they hope their loss will…
Continue ReadingBrawley community comes out to support local school supply drive.
Brawley residents met local and new school leaders and gave back to students in the community at Gil Rebollar’s 2nd Annual “School Supply…
Continue ReadingICSO to handle dispatch services for city of Imperial
The city of Imperial is contracting the Imperial County Sheriff’s Office (ICSO) with their dispatch services for the next three years. City…
Continue ReadingOposicin a la Nueva Ley de aborto en Mexicali
La Suprema Corte de Justicia de la Nación avaló esta semana la legalización del aborto por violación en todo el…
Continue ReadingLaw firm sponsors back to school giveaway for north-end students
Friday, Students at G.W. Carver Elementary School closed out their first week of the new school year with a special visit from local attorney David…
Continue ReadingKarnas Law Firm en colaboracin con Telemundo 3 donan tiles escolares
Telemundo 3 Noticias junto con el abogado Matthew David Karnas de la firma de abogados ” Karnas Law Firm ” hicieron entrega de mochilas y…
Continue ReadingSurvey says: Raise taxes in Arizona for education
It is not that much of a secret that in Arizona, property tax as a source of revenue is not that welcome. A survey conducted by Data Orbital,…
Continue ReadingMexican cop killed by unidentified group
A young police officer was shot by strangers after leaving work in San Luis Rio Colorado, Sonora, late Thursday night. San Luis city officials said…
Continue ReadingSeries of thefts reported on Ocotillo Drive in El Centro
A series of break-ins in El Centro have residents on high alert. Neighbors on Ocotillo Drive have reported two thefts in the last two weeks and…
Continue ReadingEmbattled Arizona Corrections Chief Charles Ryan retires
The embattled director of the Arizona Department of Corrections is resigning. Charles Ryan notified Gov. Doug Ducey on Friday that he plans to retire…
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