Baja California governor discusses possibility of medical marijuana
Gov. Jaime Bonilla Valdez says the benefits of medical marijuana would be justified with prescriptions only and not for recreational use.
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FDA approves Apple Watch app NightWare to treat PTSD nightmares
(KYMA, KECY) – According to an FDA press release, today, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration permitted marketing of a new device intended for the temporary reduction of sleep disturbance related to nightmares in adults 22 years or older who suffer from nightmare disorder or have nightmares from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The device provides
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Study suggests people who eat chili peppers may live longer
(KYMA, KECY) – A report by the American Heart Association, says consumption of chili pepper may reduce the relative risk of cardiovascular disease mortality by 26%, according to an analysis of diet and mortality data from four large, international studies. Chili pepper consumption was associated with a 25% reduction in death from any cause and
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Veterans and Gold Star families to get free access to national parks
(CNN) – Veterans and Gold Star families are getting a free pass to national parks, wildlife refuges and other federal lands managed by the Department of the Interior starting on Veterans Day. They will then have free access for life to nearly 2,000 public locations spread across 400 million acres of land. “With the utmost
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50 packages of meth seized at the Highway 95 checkpoint
The packages were found hidden in a spare tire, agents say.
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Supreme Court appears likely to spare Obamacare
After two hours of oral arguments conducted by telephone conference call, the court seemed headed for a ruling that would say that even if part of the law is no longer valid, the rest of it can be left intact.
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Gunfire breaks out at protest in Mexican resort of Cancun
The march was called after prosecutors announced earlier in the day that the body of a 20-year-old woman had been found in Cancun about two days after she went missing.
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California voters reject revamp to property tax system
Proposition 15 had only about 48% support and was trailing by more than a half-million votes.
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Our chilly weather will gradually turn mild, starting on Veteran’s Day.
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Yuma Catholic volleyball “shines” in the 3A “play-in” round, advances to state tournament bracket!
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YC rolls into state playoffs!
The Yuma Catholic varsity volleyball team is making the best of every opportunity presented during this pandemic-shortened season.
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Lawyers Still Can’t Find Parents of Separated Migrant Children
Lawyers looking for the parents of children separated at the U.S. Mexico border are still waiting for contact information.
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Meet the U.S. Naval Academy’s First Black Commanding Officer-In-Charge of Student Body
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (KYMA/KECY) – For the first time in U.S. Naval Academy history, a Black woman will be in charge of the student body. Midshipman First Class (MIDN 1/C) Sydney Barber has been named Brigade Commander for the Spring semester. That’s the highest student leadership position at the military school in Annapolis, Maryland. MIDN 1/C
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Family celebrates the life of Brawley woman killed in hit and run
Family celebrates the life of Kirsten Delgado.
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Yuma man charged in connection with Oregon woman’s death
Prosecutors claim Aguilar-Hernández admitted to investigators he planned to murder 22-year-old Kirstion Fish of Oregon after he picked her up from Phoenix International Airport on November 2. According to prosecutors, Aguilar-Hernández claimed Kirstion owed him $5,000 and ultimately decided to end her life.
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Campesinos Sin Fronteras te ayuda a ser Saludable
Campesinos Sin Fronteras te ayuda a ser Saludable
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Se sigue investigando caso de homicidio en El Centro
Se sigue investigando caso de homicidio en El Centro
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Patrulla de San Luis, RCS termina en Canal por esquivar a ciclista
Patrulla de San Luis, RCS termina en Canal por esquivar a ciclista
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Rep. Tim Dunn gets first flu shot
State representative steps up to encourages others to do the same YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – Since symptoms of the flu and COVID-19 are so similar, health professionals are encouraging everyone to get the flu vaccine this year. Representative Tim Dunn got his flu shot today for the first time ever. Dunn says he has
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District using SLHS remote transition as “a good reminder”
San Luis High School students won’t be back in the classroom in-person for the rest of this month after the school district reported six coronavirus cases.
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