Governments taking new steps to stop spread of coronavirus
Governments and travel companies are now taking new steps in hopes of halting the spread of the deadly coronavirus.
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Parents speak out after son takes his own life
A Yuma family is devastated after losing their son.
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Top Ukraine expert escorted from the White House
Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Vindman was escorted out of the White House Friday afternoon.
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Democratic Presidential hopefuls face off in New Hampshire
With their party still stinging from the caucus breakdown in Iowa, the Democratic Presidential hopefuls are in New Hampshire for their eight debate.
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Federal Crackdown On Flavored E-Cigarette Cartridge Sales Takes Effect
Click here for updates on this story NEW YORK, NY (WCBS) — A federal crackdown has taken effect on the sale of most flavored cartridges for e-cigarettes. The new FDA policy prohibits companies from making and selling all cartridge flavors except tobacco and menthol. Stores can continue to sell flavored e-liquid and disposables. The crackdown
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Puppies saved from fiery crash
Two puppies are safe and sound now, but firefighters say, they had to be pulled from a fiery predicament.
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Border wall construction begins at Organ Pipe National Monument
Construction crews have started blasting hills at Organ Pipe National Monument to clear space for a new border wall.
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Local veteran shares his passion for dance with children with special needs
Francisco Campos always wanted to make a difference in his community. Campos said he saw the poor living conditions of children in the Middle East while on tour.
Continue Reading California law restricting freelance journalists may change
California freelance journalists may soon be free of restrictions imposed by a law that took effect on January 1. California Assembly Bill 5, or AB 5, regulated the work of independent contractors, including drivers for services like Uber, food delivery workers, hairdressers and other gig economy workers. But AB 5 also prevented freelance writers, editors
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Former TSA agent accused of twice tricking woman into showing her breast
California’s Attorney General says a former Transportation Safety Administration (TSA) agent will be prosecuted for tricking a female traveler into showing him her breasts.
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San Luis police identify Bose robbery suspect
Over 14-hundred items of expensive electronics were recovered Wednesday afternoon after being stolen.
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Asesinan a migrante hondureño en Mexicali
Mexicali, B.C. (T3) Un migrante hondureño que trabajaba como velador en un fraccionamiento en construcción ubicado al Este de Mexicali amaneció sin vida la mañana de este jueves. De acuerdo a datos preliminares de la policía de Mexicali el centroamericano fue asesinado tras una riña entre veladores del lugar. La directora de la policía a
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Southern California awakes to erroneous tsunami warning
The tsunami warning sirens that woke thousands of Huntington Beach residents early Friday morning were a false alarm.
Continue Reading Former Eatonton police officer facing murder charges in connection to wife’s death
Click here for updates on this story Putnam County, GA (WGCL) — A former Eatonton police officer is behind bars facing murder charges in connection to his wife’s death. According to a press release from the Putnam County Sheriff’s office, former officer Michael Perrault was arrested for murder on Wednesday night after he reportedly told
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Quarantined family waits at San Diego hospital for Coronavirus tests
SAN DIEGO, Calif. (KYMA, KECY)-
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UPDATE: Lockdown lifted at Luke AFB after bomb threat
A reported bomb threat placed Luke Air Force base under lockdown Friday morning.
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Arizona man discovers new gemstone
PHOENIX, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY)-
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Sunny skies expected for this weekend
A warming trend will continue into the weekend.
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Mid-Michigan teacher accused of sharing child pornography online
Click here for updates on this story GENESEE COUNTY, MI (WJRT) — A mid-Michigan elementary school teacher is facing two charges after Michigan State Police say he had child pornography on his computer. Police arrested 44-year-old Kevin Patrick Quarles, who is an elementary school teacher at the International Academy of Saginaw, earlier this week. He
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