200+ new cases in Yuma County
Yuma County’s upward trend in coronavirus cases continued on Wednesday.
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Crane Elementary School District unveils options for students and parents
The Crane Elementary School District unveiled its plans for the upcoming fall semester Wednesday. This year students and parents will have several options for how and where kids can attend classes.
Continue Reading Imperial County reports less than 30 new cases of coronavirus
Imperial County only added 26 new cases of coronavirus Wednesday. That’s the smallest increase the Valley has seen in weeks.
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Yuma woman says she hasn’t received COVID-19 test results after more than a month
With over 44,000 COVID-19 tests conducted across Yuma County, one local woman claims there are no records of her getting tested for the virus.
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El Centro Public Library offering free meals for kids during the summer
El Centro public library offering free meals for kids during the summer.
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More than 300 restaurants reopen in Mexicali
Mexicali gets the green light to reopen over 300 restaurants amidst the pandemic.
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Cremated remains of 250 migrants returned to families in Mexico
The cremated remains of some 250 Mexican migrants killed by coronavirus in the U.S. have finally been returned to their families.
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Contact tracers work to prevent COVID-19 outbreaks
As coronavirus cases continue to spike, contact tracers in Imperial county investigate were the virus is being spread, in efforts to stop its spread.
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Lerner and Rowe injury attorneys announce continuation of giveaways
The Phoenix-based law firms of Lerner and Rowe, host their seventh semi-annual Christmas in July giveaway.
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Imperial County hospitals struggle to handle surge in patients
Medical workers across the country continue to face serious problems, but the issues are particularly bad in Imperial County.
Continue Reading Hoy abren restaurantes en Mexicali
A partir de este miércoles inició la reapertura de 305 restaurantes en Mexicali.
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Keeping skin safe despite frequent hand washing
As many people are washing their hands more often due to COVID-19, this can cause some damage to the skin.
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Anuncian 3 alternativas para remodelación del Puerto de Entrada de San Luis
Continúan la planeación para renovar y expandir la Garita de San Luis, con tres propuestas que buscan apresurar el procesamiento de vehículos y peatones.
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Small business and microenterprise recovery loan program
Has the lockdown impacted your business due to COVID-19?
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Video de contrabandistas humanos en el acto
Un video publicado por la Aduana y Protección Fronteriza de los Estados Unidos (CBP) muestra a los traficantes de personas en el acto.
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News 11 Special Report examines bizarre murder case
When Lori Vallow’s two children went missing last year, a full search led investigators to multiple states before law enforcement finally found their bodies buried in Chad Daybell’s backyard in Idaho.
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Más de 9,000 personas se han recuperado del virus en Sonora
Un pico de un solo día en los casos reportados en Sonora. Los funcionarios de salud informan 450 nuevos casos de coronavirus, lo que eleva el total a 13.300 en todo el estado.
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El presidente Trump se reunirá con la familia de Vanessa Guillén el 29 de julio
La abogada de familia de Vanessa Guillén, Natalie Khawam, dice que se reunirá con el presidente Donald Trump el 29 de julio en Washington, antes de que se publique el proyecto de ley #IamVanessaGuillen.
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Best Buy will require customers to wear masks in its stores
(CNN) – Best Buy said Tuesday that it will require all shoppers coming into its stores to wear face masks. It’s the latest mask mandate for customers announced by a major chain at a time when coronavirus cases across the country are continuing to rise. Starbucks said last week that it will require customers to
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Amazon unveils its own smart grocery cart
(AP) — Amazon has a new cure for long supermarket lines: a smart shopping cart. The cart, which Amazon unveiled on Tuesday, uses cameras, sensors and a scale to automatically detect what shoppers drop in. It keeps a tally and then charges their Amazon account when they leave the store. No cashier is needed. It’s
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