Month: November 2019
Heavy rain brings high water to Phoenix
Strong thunderstorms pounded the Phoenix area on Wednesday night and Thursday morning.
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Cracking the Case: How law enforcement solves cold cases
In this week’s Cracking the Case, News 11 digs into how cold case’s are solved.
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Rural Metro Fire Captain wins 2019 Top First Responder Award
This year, the U.S. Senate officially designated October 28 as National First Responders’ Day. Alexander Flightline Mazda Mitsubishi asked the community on social media to vote for their favorite first responder for its 2019 Top First Responder Award.
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Caught on Camera: Arizona man rescued from crevice
First responders save a man stuck deep in a crevice, and the dramatic rescue was caught on camera.
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Border activist acquitted of federal charges
A federal jury has found border activist Scott Warren not guilty of harboring illegal immigrants and helping them elude federal agents.
Continue ReadingAfectaciones lluvias en Calexico y Mexicali
Encharcamientos considerables en colonias donde no hay pavimento en Mexicali, afectaciones económicas , en Calexico , trastornos viales en ambas fronteras y hasta accidentes fue lo que han ocasionado las lluvias desde el martes por la noche en el valle imperial y Mexicali. @page { margin: 0.79in }p { margin-bottom: 0.1in; line-height: 120% } Protección
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Daños por lluvias en Calexico y Mexicali
Mexicali, B.C. ((KYMA, KSWT, T3)) Las lluvias que se han registrado desde el martes por la noche en el Valle Imperial y Mexicali han dejado daños y afectaciones económicas. Encharcamientos considerables en colonias donde no hay pavimento, afectaciones economicas, trastornos viales y hasta accidentes fue lo que ocasionaron las lluvias en las ciudades fronterizas de
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Salvation Mountain inspires art community
NILAND, Calif. (KYMA, KSWT, T3) Salvation Mountain has become a destination hot spot in the valley. With many visitors traveling hundreds of miles just to emerge themselves in the unique place that Slab City has become. Slab City was put on the map by Leonard Knight in 1984 when he created Salvation Mountain. His mission
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The city of San Luis continues the campaign to inform the community about Census 2020
SAN LUIS, Ariz. (KYMA, KSWT, KECY)- The campaign continues in San Luis to inform the community about the 2020 census. This border city runs the risks of residents not being counted in the survey since the population does not have home correspondence. However, the city council launched an education campaign to alert the community and
Continue Reading San Luis continúa campaña para informar a su población sobre Censo 2020
SAN LUIS, Ariz. (Telemundo)- Los residentes al sur del condado no cuentan con servicio de correo a domicilio lo que los pone en riesgo de no ser contados en el censo del 2020 por ello el concilio de la ciudad de San Luis ya comenzó una campaña de información. A tan solo 132 días para
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“We shouldn’t even by using plastic”
Local environmental professor talks about the impact of recycling YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY, KSWT) – Single-use plastic is causing disastrous damage to the environment. Although it is cheap and convenient to use, it comes at the expense of our planet. “The products that we buy have a big impact because we can either choose to
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2020 Grammy nominations announced
Lizzo leaves her mark with multiple Grammy nods.
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Prince Andrew steps back from public duties after his much-criticized interview about Jeffrey Epstein ties
CNN (KYMA, KSWT, KECY)- Prince Andrew said in a statement Wednesday that he would step back from public duties “for the foreseeable future” following a firestorm of criticism over an interview with the BBC about his association with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Here’s the full statement from the Duke of York:”It has become clear to me over the
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ICSO to display unmanned drone program
EL CENTRO, Calif. (KYMA, KSWT)- Drone technology is making its way to law enforcement in the Imperial Valley. Lt. Jimmy Duran, of the Imperial County Sheriff’s Office (ICSO) said, it would give deputies an edge in fighting crime. “Any type of technology that we’re implementing here at the sheriff’s office, I mean it just allows
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Local dance studio uses dance to combat bullying
Kindness Awards given to nominated students YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY, KSWT)- With the current upswing in violent behavior at schools, bullying has become much more of an isolated incident in the school yard. Dancemakers, a local dance group, saw an opportunity to use the tale of The Grinch to connect to what happens when you
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Teacher adopts special needs student whose mom died of cancer
(KYMA, KSWT, KECY)- A teacher in Massachusetts has opened her home to a student with Down Syndrome after his mother recently died of cancer. “I fell in love with him instantly and as she got sicker that year I just thought, what is she going to do,” said teacher Kerry Bremer. Kerry met Jake and
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An online scheme targeting women during the holiday season
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA)- With the holidays approaching, there are scams and schemes making their rounds on social media, particularly the Secret Sister Exchange that targets women online. The post begins with inviting women to participate in their Secret Sister gift exchange. All it takes to participate in this so-called gift exchange is for the participant
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Military Matters: Devil Dog receives Medal of Bravery
Combat Canine gives new meaning to title of man’s best friend
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Military Matters: VA still fixing housing mishap
Housing payouts may be sent out next summer WASHINGTON D.C. (KYMA, KSWT, KECY)-Military Matters News from the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs looks bleak as the VA continues to stumble to correct last year’s blunder. In 2018, the VA mishandled close to a half-million housing stipends for veterans using their GI Bill. However, their refund
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