A tornado strikes Florida’s capital, damaging Tallahassee International Airport
A tornado-spawning storm tore across the Florida Panhandle on Wednesday, forcing the temporary closure of Tallahassee International Airport. The city…
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Basic training discussions part of newly indicted Capitol riot defendant cases
A new federal criminal indictment against three alleged insurrectionists who plotted their trip to Washington, DC, reveals more about their…
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Suben estafas con Tanques de OxÃgeno durante Pandemia en México
Suben estafas con Tanques de OxÃgeno durante Pandemia en…
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Anxiety robbing your sleep? A weighted blanket may help
After my sister gave me a weighted blanket for Christmas, it became the gift that I didn’t know I needed. It’s one of the best things…
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Se cancela “RÃo de Cerveza Brew Fest” en Yuma
Se cancela “RÃo de Cerveza Brew Fest” en…
Continue ReadingFeds rushing to find leads on person who put bombs outside RNC and DNC buildings, and worry they’ll strike again
Three weeks after the US Capitol insurrection, authorities in Washington, DC, have gathered only limited information about the person who placed two…
Continue ReadingDespite advances, it will be ‘months’ before everyone who wants a vaccine can get one, task force says
The Biden administration’s Covid-19 team spent its first virtual briefing Wednesday addressing vaccine distribution problems and questions…
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An atmospheric stream continues to effect much of the West coast, while we could also face some rain by…
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Expertos en Estados Unidos informan donde vamos en la Pandemia
Expertos en Estados Unidos informan donde vamos en la…
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YRMC holds vaccine site as state and local officials call for more doses
Appointments are now fully booked for Yuma Regional Medical Center’s (YRMC) first mass vaccination clinic at the Yuma Civic…
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2020 worst Arizona fire season in decades
Forestry officials say Arizona had one of its worst wildfire seasons in history this past year. …
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Yuma wife and mother speaks out after losing her husband to ALS
41-year-old Marcos Torres was a loving husband and father. He was diagnosed with ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, about two years ago.…
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Emergency shelter for farmworkers set up just feet from border fence
CALEXICO, Calif. (KYMA, KECY), An emergency shelter for farm workers who don’t have a place to stay has been set up in Calexico just feet from the…
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‘We must speak truth to fascism’
Wednesday is Holocaust Remembrance Day, which is more important than ever. Fewer people who can actually remember the Holocaust are still with us.…
Continue Reading Portland hit-and-run suspect faces second-degree murder and six assault charges
A man charged with second-degree murder and six counts of second-degree assault after he allegedly ran over pedestrians and cyclists Monday in…
Continue Reading Teacher unions flex their power in Covid school reopening chaos
Lori Torres knows the dangers of coronavirus are real. Fourteen members of her extended family tested positive after they grieved together for the…
Continue Reading The son of polio vaccine creator Jonas Salk got the Covid-19 vaccine. He wants you to do it, too
As Dr. Darrell Salk waited in line to receive his first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine, he realized he had been in a similar situation about 60 years…
Continue Reading Offensive lineman Chad Wheeler arrested on suspicion of felony domestic violence, waived by Seattle Seahawks
Now-former Seahawks player Chad Wheeler was arrested Friday on suspicion of felony domestic violence after an incident at a residence in a Seattle…
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More snacking is expected during Super Bowl
Frito-Lay estimates that their will be a 21% increase in snacking during this year’s Super Bowl. The company takes the data from its “U.S Snack Index…
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Hospital officials warn Arizonans to remain vigilant
Hospital administrators across Arizona warn the public not to become complacent just because the number of daily new coronavirus cases appears to be…
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