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Visit Yuma gives update at City Council work-session
Visit Yuma will be presenting its annual report at tonight’s work…
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FIRST ALERT FORECAST: More cooler temps and potentially stronger winds coming for the week
As temps continue to lower within the 90’s range, winds will pick up throughout the…
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Temperatures will continue to cool and winds will begin to increase
Temperatures will continue to downtrend for the rest of the work week. Breezy to windy conditions and extra clouds will join for Wednesday.…
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AZ border port authorities join together to coordinate crossborder issues
The joint meeting with the Arizona leaders of three border port authorities discussed common priorities and coordination on crossborder issues…
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WGA strike talks with Hollywood producers to resume Wednesday
The announcement comes on the 139th day of the strike, which began back in May. The union told its members to continue joining picket lines as the…
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AZ Senators announce over $600K investment for recycling and waste management
Arizona is getting almost $700,000 to help with recycling and waste management across the…
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Amazon hiring 250,000 seasonal workers for holiday rush
The company announced Tuesday it is hiring for a variety full-time, part-time and seasonal fulfillment center and transportation roles across the…
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City of Yuma worksession discusses annual report, utilities master plan
The City of Yuma’s City Council Worksession will discuss Visit Yuma’s annual report, the utilities master plan, the upcoming city council agenda, and…
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NYC daycare owner and husband face federal charges for one-year-old boy’s death
Police continue to search for the husband of a Bronx daycare owner facing charges in connection to the death of a one-year old boy after an apparent…
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Realizan Mexicali Simulacro Nacional
Pese a que Mexicali es una ciudad sísmica aún queda mucho por hacer en la cultura de la protección civil, así lo declararon autoridades locales…
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Arizona teacher earns Child Develpoment Associate Credential
Karen Preston was awarded a $1,000 check on August 30 for being the first professional in Arizona to complete a new “continuing education…
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Pet Talk: Meet Goliath
Meet our Pet of the Week!🐶 Goliath is an adorable pup who is looking for a forever home🏠 Click below to learn more about…
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Yuma man accused of murdering a woman formally charged
The Yuma man accused of murder and attempted murder was formally charged with multiple felonies Tuesday in…
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Hawaiian banyan tree sprouting weeks after wildfire
Videos taken by the Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) show a group of leaves sprouting alongside charred foliage: A positive sign in…
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Five Americans return to U.S. soil after being wrongfully detained in Iran
It was an emotional scene on the tarmac as Siamak Namazi, Emad Sharghi and Morad Tahbaz reunited with family and…
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X, formerly known as Twitter, announces moving toward monthly subscriptions
X CEO Elon Musk did not say how much a subscription would cost, or what other features would or would not be included with a low tier…
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California community voices frustration over botched grant application
The city adminstrator says they submitted their application to the state, but it was incomplete. Community members voiced their frustrations, saying…
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‘Cool pavement’ being tested at Arizona shopping center
It’s a one-year pilot program with researchers from Arizona State University (ASU), which has been studying the innovative way to help people find…
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Eight community colleges in California launch new pilot program
In this new education model being piloted at eight campuses across the state, including Southwestern College in Chula Vista, the only thing students…
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