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The next upper level system has a lot of moisture association to it, giving our area significant chances of moderate to heavy rainfall; prompting a Flash Flood Watch for much our area.
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AWC’s star guard gets recognized, while BUHS reacts to the Spring season closure.
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BUHS Athletic Director reacts
3 days after CIF-SD Section Commissioner Jerry Schniepp sent out an open letter to the San Diego and Imperial Valley sports programs (as well as student athletes), cancelling Spring sports for the rest of the school year; the decision turned official on Monday.
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Man poses as ECPD officer in video; talks Coronavirus enforcement
EL CENTRO, Calif. (KYMA/KECY) – El Centro Police Department (ECPD) is searching for a man who they believe is impersonating a police officer in a social media video that circulated over the weekend. The man posted a video on social media wearing an animal face mask and dressed as a cop. It isn’t clear if
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Military Matters: Honoring GySgt Robert Robertson
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA/KECY) – GySgt. Robert Robertson is a supply officer for CLC-16 and is in charge of providing logistical and supply support for tactical engineer, motor transport, ordnance, and utility equipment for tenant and augmented commands aboard MCAS Yuma. GySgt. Robertson joined the Marine Corps after being thoroughly impressed with the branches’ professionalism and
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13 On Your Side Sports: Local Cash Williams on NJCAA All-American list, CIF reacts to Spring seasons cancellation
Local Arizona Western basketball star, Cash Williams on NJCAA All-American list, CIF reacts to Spring seasons cancellation.
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Local car club presents check to non-profit while practicing Social Distancing
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – The Yuma Chapter of StreetWise Car Club donated a check to Saddles of Joy, all while keeping social distancing in mind. Last February, the world was in a different place and for car enthusiasts the car show season was just starting. One of the events held each year is the
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13 On Your Side Weather: Flash Flood alert in effect
The flash flood alert will be in effect in the Valley and Yuma beginning Tuesday at 5 pm until Wednesday at 6 pm.
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Pet Talk: Meet Wrangler and Lucky
Pet Talk: Meet Wrangler and Lucky
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To stay or go? Italian exchange student’s study abroad experience will not end early due to coronavirus
Students from around the world arrived in Yuma last July as part of a 10-month foreign exchange program, Not expecting a global pandemic to interrupt their American experience.
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Making A Difference: All for one, and one for all
Local business owner wants to do what he can to help those struggling
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Primer muerto de Coronavirus en San Luis, RCS
Primer muerto de Coronavirus en San Luis, RCS
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Pinal County sues Arizona Department of Health
Several Pinal County officials have filed a lawsuit against the Arizona Department of Health Services and the Pinal County Health Department. They want the agencies to release more information about people who test positive for coronavirus, and about those killed by the illness.
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Imperial County health officials recommend face masks
Imperial County health officials now say cloth face coverings should be worn whenever Valley residents are in a public setting.
Continue Reading To stay or go? Italian exchange student’s study abroad experience will not end early due to coronavirus
Students from around the world arrived in Yuma last July as part of a 10-month foreign exchange program, Not expecting a global pandemic to interrupt their American experience.
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Australian court dismisses cardinal’s sex abuse convictions
Australia’s highest court has dismissed the convictions of the most senior Catholic found guilty of child sex abuse.
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Navy leader calls fired carrier captain ‘naive’ or ‘stupid’
Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly harshly criticized Capt. Brett E. Crozier — and by implication those among the crew who had vocally supported him — in a lengthy and passionate speech aboard the ship, which is pier-side at Guam
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Rate of deaths, illness among black residents alarms cities
Chicago’s mayor pledged an aggressive public health campaign aimed at the city’s black and brown communities Monday amid alarm that an overwhelming number of African American residents were among the people to die of COVID-19 in early data.
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