Ex Presidentes Mexicanos Peña Nieto y Felipe Calderón señalados de corruptos
Ex Presidentes Mexicanos Peña Nieto y Felipe Calderón señalados de corruptos
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Dunkin’ bringing pumpkin back, early!
See what’s on the menu!
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Yuma County hopes to develop baseline to assist in re-opening businesses
This week the Arizona Department of Health Services (AZDHS) released benchmarks providing guidance, for when some businesses can reopen. To meet these benchmarks, Yuma County is offering an upwards of ten thousand free COVID-19 tests for the community.
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Is Yuma County finally flattening the curve?
In July, volumes of patients being hospitalized with COVID-19 climbed daily, but local health officials believe the county is officially coming down from that peak.
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Teachers weigh in, on heading back to the classroom
See where teachers stand.
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Will you get another stimulus check? Here’s where lawmakers stand
An update, from Capitol Hill.
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“Here we vote” a program engaging the Latino community to vote
Latinos make 23.6% of the electorate and have an opportunity to elect candidates up and down the ballot that best represents the interests of the Latino community.
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Community members give back to families in time for the new school year
Dozens of devoted community members stood out in the blazing hot sun to donate more than 900 backpacks filled with school supplies to families in need just in time for the new school year.
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Children in Mexicali shelters to begin the school year with instruction on television
More than a thousand school-age migrant children who are in shelters in Baja California, will receive distance classes this upcoming school year.
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IID Director Jim Hanks says HCQ treatment was key in COVID-19 recovery
Imperial Irrigation District Director Jim Hanks says hydroxychloroquine was the key in his recovery from COVID-19.
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Tight on quarters: local laundromat scrambled through shortage
Washing clothes has become a new dilemma after a nationwide coin shortage.
Continue Reading Garantizarán clases a Niños migrantes
Por lo menos mil niños migrantes de edad escolar que se encuentran en los albergues de Baja California recibirán clases a distancia en este próximo ciclo escolar.
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New community bank in the works
Community Palms Bank is in its final phase before being built to serve the Yuma community.
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‘Heroes United’ the latest exhibition at Art Center
Yuma Art Center unveils their latest exhibition ‘Heroes United’
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METALLICA invites Yuma fans to celebrate new album release
Local Drive-In will air the latest album from the band Metallica
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ATV caught fire inside a garage in Yuma
An all-terrain vehicle (ATV) burned inside of a garage on Tuesday, no injuries were reported.
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Twitter now lets users limit replies to their tweets
(KYMA, KECY) – Twitter introduced a new feature that allows users to limit who can reply to their tweets, according to a statement by Suzanne Xie, Twitter’s Director of Product Management. Users will now have three options to choose who can reply to their tweets: everyone, only people they follow or only people they mention. Previously, Twitter’s only option was everyone, according to USAToday.
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Teen vapers up to 7 times more likely to get COVID-19 than non-e-cig users, study says
(NBC News) – Before coronavirus, pulmonologists, pediatricians and parents were busy battling a different nationwide health crisis: the “epidemic” of teen vaping. Last year, over five million high school and middle school students reported using e-cigarettes, inhaling mysterious nicotine-filled juices with little sense of the long-term effects.
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Warrant arrest issued for 19 former federal police officials in Mexico
(KYMA, KECY)-A Mexican judge issues a warrant arrest on Tuesday for 19 former federal police officials for alleged organized crime and money laundering. NBC News reports former chief of police for the capital Jesús Orta and 18 others are suspected of embezzling millions of dollars during their time in the federal police under the 2012-2018
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Obligan a hombre a pagar por los daños del muro fronterizo
Un hombre de Mexicali es la primera persona que paga por sus acciones.
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