Agriculture officials urge not to plant mystery seeds from China
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) urges anyone to report any unsolicited packages of seeds that appear to have been sent from China.
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Coronavirus cases and deaths keep rising in Sonora
On Tuesday evening, health officials confirm 259 new coronavirus cases along with 30 deaths.
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DHS halts DACA applications, shortens renewals as program is ‘reconsidered’
The Trump administration said Tuesday it will stop accepting new Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals applications and will limit DACA renewals to one year while it undertakes a “full reconsideration” of the Obama-era policy.
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Assurance given for Imperial Valley prep football to be played later in the school year, while San Pasqual’s football coach reacts to the Washington Redskins name change.
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We’re expecting the latest round of excessive heat to arrive on Thursday!
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Game on!
They got a guarantee that football will be played sometime this coming school year.
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D-backs lead MLB with lowest fan cost index for 12th consecutive year
Did you know that attending a D-backs game is one of the most affordable experiences in Major League Baseball?
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13 On Your Side Weather: Heat Alert through Saturday
A heat alert in the Desert Southwest is in effect from Thursday through Saturday at 8 pm. Temperatures can reach almost 116.
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San Pasqual football coach agrees with Washington’s football team name change
For 87 years the nation’s capital football team was known as the Washington Redskins, but that has now changed.
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Pet Talk: Meet Dyson & Rex
YUMA, Ariz. (KECY/KYMA) – We all are familiar with the saying, “You are never friendless if you have a dog” and that’s true about these two furry fellas looking for a forever home. Meet Rex! Last week you met Rex, a confident, smart, and good-natured 4-year-old medium grey Pitbull Terrier. Rex would be great in
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Administración de Trump buscará acabar con programa DACA
Administración de Trump buscará acabar con programa DACA
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Autoridades contemplan reapertura de espacios en BC con Semáforo Rojo de COVID
Autoridades contemplan reapertura de espacios en BC con Semáforo Rojo de COVID
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San Felipe set to reopen to Mexican tourists only
This weekend the San Felipe will once again open for tourists, but only Mexican visitors will be able to enjoy the seaside city’s attractions.
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Coronavirus kills 6 more Yuma County residents
Coronavirus has claimed six more lives in Yuma County, bringing the death toll since the start of the pandemic to 238.
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Social media remains City of Yuma’s primary outlet for COVID-19 messages
The city says it made the conscious decision to use its social media platforms as its primary way to directly inform the public about COVID-19 updates and safety.
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Arizona Western College ready to have students back on campus
School will be offering students both in-person and remote classes YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – Arizona Western College students are serving to begin classes soon, but with some changes. Arizona Western College will be starting most of its in-person services on Monday, August 3. The fall semester starts just two weeks later on August, 17. While some
Continue Reading Imperial County sees huge drop in new cases
Imperial County health officials reported only 27 new cases of coronavirus Tuesday. It’s a dramatic drop in a month that saw new cases climb by 300 in a single day.
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Border Patrol nabs teen with 31 packages of meth
OCOTILLO, Calif. (KYMA, KECY) – El Centro Sector Border Patrol agents assigned to the El Centro Station said they seized 31 packages filled with methamphetamine from a teen Tuesday morning. Agents said the incident happened at approximately 7:15 a.m., when Border Patrol agents apprehended an illegal immigrant in the Yuha Desert. During the arrest, agents noticed two backpacks that were hidden in a bush near where the immigrant was originally found. He
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Two San Luis Rio Colorado residents arrested on multiple drug charges
A man and a woman were arrested after Border Patrol agents discovered more than $200,000 worth of pills in a commercial vehicle during an immigration inspection on Monday.
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