Former Hawks student-athlete speaks on BLM movement
D1 Track and Field student-athlete, Mia Corners is making a stand on equality.
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Our early Summer-time weather will remain at near-normal levels until we get to Father’s Day Weekend!
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Nava-Esparza signs on the dotted line!
You can make the argument that not many student athletes have made quite the impact that Angel Nava-Esparza has made with Central Spartans football in the modern era.
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Yuma County mayors talk masks
San Luis Mayor Gerardo Sanchez wasted no time acting on Governor Doug Ducey’s decision to allow individual jurisdictions to decided how to handle a possible mask mandate.
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SAN LUIS, Az (Telemundo 3) – La ciudad de San Luis, Arizona implementará el uso de cubrebocas en lugares públicos a partir del miércoles por la tarde. Esto luego de que el gobernador Doug Ducey otorgará a las ciudades y condados del estado el poder de promulgar medidas que harán que las máscaras y cubrebocas
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Activist and father on defunding police departments
One local woman, Mary Hernandez has been battling one of the biggest hurdles she said life has thrown her way; kidney cancer.
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Paradise Casino reopens, reaches full capacity
Paradise Casino reopened its doors to players and visitors today. The casino overhauled the entire game floor to enhance social distancing efforts.
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Former Yuma Catholic teacher pleads guilty to sex charges
A former Yuma Catholic teacher pleaded guilty Wednesday to multiple charges of luring a minor for sex.
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Somerton/Cocopah Fire urges locals to stay away from “No Man’s Land”
Officials warn hot spot may spread deadly coronavirus
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Yuma County sees another spike in coronavirus cases
After a one-day dip in new coronavirus cases, the Yuma County Health District (YCHD) confirmed another 170 cases on Wednesday.
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Arizona National Guard making a difference in Yuma
National Guard called to help the Yuma Community Food Bank.
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ECRMC increases ICU capacity
EL CENTRO, Calif. (KYMA, KECY), The El Centro Regional Medical Center is expanding its ICU capacity to treat COVID-19 patients. The hospital received an alaskan shelter tent from the state that will serve as ECRMC’s third ICU unit. Once it’s up and running it will fit up to ten patients, raising the hospitals ICU bed
Continue Reading Ducey allows local leaders to mandate masks
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey announced Wednesday afternoon he will give the state’s cities and counties the power to enact measures that will make masks and face masks mandatory within their individual jurisdictions.
Continue Reading Groups, elected leaders, and concerned citizens push to make masks a requirement
A group of Arizona medical professionals is urging Republican Gov. Doug Ducey to take steps like requiring masks in public to slow a major increase in new coronavirus cases that has made the state a national hot spot.
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COVID-19 vaccine to be tested first among US troops
U.S. service members would be the first ones to receive the vaccine against COVID-19 if one is proven to be safe and effective.
Continue Reading Imperial County coronavirus surge sees slight decline
Finally a little positive news from the Imperial County Public Health Department (ICPHD).
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Smugglers caught sawing through the border wall
Human smugglers keep damaging the Mexicali-Calexico border wall as they continue to enter the U.S.
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