Social media helps law enforcement make arrests
Local law enforcement is using social media to help solve cases. The Yuma Police Department ( YPD ) started using Facebook at the beginning of 2016.…
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Students arrested for terrorist threats at Desert Hot Springs High School
DESERT HOT SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) — Police arrested three 14-year-old students and seized guns after threats of violence were made on social…
Continue ReadingNew York City schools want to ban chocolate milk from schools
( NBC4 New York) – Holy cow — students are not going to like this idea. The New York City Department of Education has proposed…
Continue ReadingArizona Western College begins Promise Program
Arizona Western College ( AWC ) is offering free tuition through the Promise Program to all YUHSD 2020 high school graduates. This guarantees a debt…
Continue ReadingUnveiling the taboo of suicide in Native American communities
September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. According to the Arizona Department of Health Services, in 2017, suicide was the leading…
Continue ReadingLocal Border Patrol report decrease in apprehensions
The El Centro Border Patrol Station has seen a 25% decrease in apprehensions over the last month. Assistant Chief Patrol Agent Joshua C. Devack, from…
Continue ReadingMilitary Matters: Honoring Sgt. Mark Herbst
For today’s Military Matters, we honor Sgt. Mark Herbst . Sgt. Herbst , has been serving in the military for 3 and a half years. Sgt. Herbst is…
Continue ReadingHome Grown: “High”-er education on industrial hemp
Industrial hemp has been a controversial crop for years now, often affecting the farmers that grow it. In today’s Home Grown, we learn about…
Continue ReadingSan Luis Arizona tirar la casa por la ventana para celebrar su 40 aniversario
Con honor del cumpleaños numero cuarenta la ciudad de San Luis, Arizona tiene planeada una celebración por todo lo grande con…
Continue ReadingDEVELOPING: Severe thunderstorms hit Phoenix area
A series of severe thunderstorms are moving through Phoenix tonight. Thousands are without power. High winds, rain, and even hail have been reported.…
Continue ReadingDesfile de Independencia en Mexicali
Tanques de guerra , exposiciones al aire de aviones militares , bandas de guerra , escuadrones de artillería pesada , así como diversos…
Continue ReadingDealer pleads guilty to selling fentanyl-laced pills
A San Diego man pleads guilty to selling deadly fentanyl-laced pills. Christopher James Stracuzzi entered that plea today in San Diego federal court.…
Continue ReadingFire crews battle a fast-moving wildfire in Riverside County
Fire crews in Riverside County, California battle to keep a fast-moving wildfire from destroying homes. The 100-acre blaze erupted Saturday near San…
Continue ReadingDerailment jury makes multi million dollar award
A jury awards a major settlement to victims of deadly derailment in Washington state. Three people will split nearly $17-million for injuries they…
Continue ReadingWoman swallows diamond in her sleep
A San Diego woman’s dream becomes strange reality when she swallows her diamond engagement ring in her sleep. Jenna Evans says, in her dream,…
Continue ReadingDemocrats descend upon Galivants Ferry for historic stump
Four Presidential candidates are descending on South Carolina for one of the oldest traditional campaign events in the country. The Galivants Ferry…
Continue ReadingAWC makes promise to future graduates
Good news for the Class of 2020! Earning your associate’s degree at Arizona Western College becomes even more affordable this spring. On Monday…
Continue ReadingPhoenix anti-discrimination law is unconstitutional
The Arizona Supreme Court says a Phoenix anti-discrimination ordinance actually violated the free speech rights of two Christian artists. The law…
Continue ReadingMissing Florida mother and her four children all found dead, sheriff says
A Florida mother and her four children, missing for more than a month, were found dead Monday, according to Marion County Sheriff Billy Woods. Casei…
Continue ReadingArizona lawmaker apologizes for controversial comments
Arizona Representative Jay Lawrence is apologizing for controversial comments about minorities and guns. At an August 29th forum on gun control, the…
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