Keeping the warmth with even warmer days on the way
Seasonable temperatures are with us through the workweek, with more heat for Mother’s Day weekend.
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Wildcat Welcome Tour Stops in Yuma
Arizona athletic director Desiree Reed-Francois and Arizona coaches make their way to Yuma on the Wildcat Welcome Tour.
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Shamrocks one win away from state baseball championship berth
Yuma Catholic hopes third time is the charm in state baseball semifinals.
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Shohei Ohtani’s former interpreter pleads guilty
The former interpreter for Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani has agreed to plead guilty to illegally transferring nearly $17 million from the baseball phenom’s account without his knowledge.
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AWC president visits the White House to talk about job market
In a press release, Dr. Daniel Corr met with other state leaders at the nation’s capitol to discuss efforts to “expand investments in students and workers that lead to good jobs in high-demand sectors.”
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Arizona doctors speak on 1864 abortion ban repeal
Following the vote to repeal the state’s 1864 abortion ban, Arizona doctors held a virtual gathering to talk about how the ban will harm patients until the repeal takes effect.
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Mathews continues to shine off and on the softball diamond
Former Cibola High School standout Madison Mathews making an impact at DI level.
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Aumentan ventas en el Centro de Calexico por festejo a Mamá
Sin duda el día de las madres es una de las fechas especiales tanto para familias mexicanas como americanas y sobre todo es una buena temporada para los comerciantes del centro de Calexico que esperan que sus ventas aumenten a más del 50 por ciento esta semana.
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KHS economic students finish two of top three spots in personal finance competition
In a press release, the team that won first place include Carlos Prado, Emma Connor and Jesus Manjarrez, while the team that won third place include Sebastian Linarez, Gabrielle Salcedo and Savannah Molenar.
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Southern California town creates tiny homes to combat the homelessness crisis
Officials in Ojai have created their own encampment steps from Ojai’s City Hall, featuring waterproof canvas tents, for people who have been priced out of their homes.
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One person dead following Highway 95 car crash
Highway 95 has been closed now for several hours for both eastbound and westbound traffic, and the Yuma County Sheriff’s Office (YCSO) is still at the scene investigating the crash.
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May declared as Water Safety Month by IID Board
The Imperial Irrigation District (IID) Board of Directors designated May as Water Safety Month in Imperial County.
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ADOT’s Blue Envelope program is now available
The Blue Envelope program is designed to help those on the autism spectrum.
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CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Great white shark found off the coast of Alabama
Researchers with the University of South Alabama captured of the juvenile female shark while conducting a survey of fish movement near the state’s artificial reef zone in about 150-feet of water.
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Sinkhole in New Mexico, firefighters rescue golf clubs
A large sinkhole swallowed two cars in front of a home in Las Cruces, New Mexico Monday. Firefighters were able to rescue a set of golf clubs and a cart for a high school student who is set to compete in the state championships.
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Charges against YouTuber and social media influencer Kai Cenat dropped
A streamer and YouTuber who was accused of inciting a riot after a crowd of thousands of his followers erupted in chaos in Manhattan last summer will not faces charges for the mayhem that ensued as a result of a giveaway.
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Wrongful death lawsuits in Astroworld Festival deadly crowd surge dismissed
Nine of the 10 wrongful death lawsuits filed after a deadly crowd surge at the 2021 Astroworld festival in Houston have been settled, including one that was set to go to trial this week, an attorney said Wednesday, according to the Associated Press.
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Senators and representatives release National Maritime Strategy Report
In a press release, the bipartisan report provides a “comprehensive vision for planning guidance, strategic objectives, and actionable steps to revitalize the nation’s maritime sector.”
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It’s National School Nurse Day and National Student Nurse Day
The days are part of National Nurses Week, which ends Sunday, May 12. That’s Florence Nightingale’s birthday. She created the first nursing school in the world in England in 1860.
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HomeGrown: Local elementary school teacher named Agriculture Advocate of the Year
Mrs. Ann Ogram, the agriculture teacher at Gary Knox Elementary School, was selected for the award because of her passion for agriculture and shaping the next generation’s appreciation for AG.
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