San Luis, Mexico implements cooling stations
As temperatures continue to increase for the summer, a border city is taking measures to prevent heat strokes.
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Local groups react to potential Biden Administration immigration actions
Many national advocates and experts met Monday to discuss potential immigration actions the Biden Administration could announce soon.
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Reducciones de carriles previstas para el puerto de entrada de San Luis
Se planean dos reducciones de carriles programadas para junio y julio durante el horario nocturno en el puerto de entrada terrestre Luis I.
Continue ReadingSemi-truck transporting hay rolls over in Foothills
A semi-truck transporting hay rolled over at around 7:30 a.m. Monday on an on-ramp by Fortuna Road.
Continue Reading Lane reductions planned for San Luis Port of Entry
Two scheduled lane reductions are planned for June and July during nighttime hours at Luis I Land Port of Entry.
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FIRST ALERT FORECAST: Small cooldown on the way as winds increase for Yuma
Winds will continue to pick up for Yuma County as cooler conditions will come for the entire area over the next two days.
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Tracking winds on this Monday with seasonable temps through the midweek
We have seasonable temperatures staying with us for the first half of the week followed by hotter temperatures rejoining back by Friday.
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Empire State Building decorated with dragon to promote “House of the Dragon”
The Empire State Building has a new tenant. A 270 foot dragon is wrapped around the building’s spire to promote the new season of HBO’s Game of Thrones prequel, House of the Dragon.
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Social media: How news finds Americans
The U.S. Surgeon General is demanding a warning label on social media apps for the threat it poses to children. This as half of U.S. sdults say they get their news from social media at least sometimes, and a new study shows social media has different ways of delivering you the news.
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Reaction to fire that severely damaged a local thrift store
A fire broke out outside a local thrift store in the Foothills on Saturday. According to the Hands Extended Thrift Store’s Facebook post, the store says they will be closed until further notice due to the fire.
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Democratic Candidate profiles for AZ State Rep. District 23
There is a little over a month left until the Arizona Primary and we are profiling Democrats running for Arizona House of Representatives.
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Carrie Underwood’s Tennessee home caught on fire
In a statement to CBS News, Underwood’s spokesperson said, “There was a fire on the property on Sunday night, which was quickly contained. There was no fire damage to the primary residence, and the family and their pets were unharmed.”
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“Point Fire” burns more than 1,100 acres, evacuations in effect
According to Cal Fire, as of Monday, the wildfire is 20% contained and an air quality has gone out due to wildfire smoke for Sonoma, Napa and Marin Counties.
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FBI director announces new assistant director for Los Angeles Field Office
In a press release, Davis joined the FBI in 2005 as a special agent after serving as a police officer for the Scottsdale Police Department in Arizona. In 2022, Davis was named special agent in charge of the Phoenix Field Office.
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Clergy sex abuse victims react to Catholic Diocese of San Diego filing for bankruptcy
According to a press release obtained by NBC News, the victims are criticizing Bishop McElroy’s move to file for bankruptcy to “keep clergy sex abuse secrets secret and prevent abuse survivors from having their day in court” as well as urge him to give victims more time to come forward “and not push for a tight deadline.”
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AWC joins Aspen-AASCU Transfer Student Success Intensive
In a press release, AWC, along with Northern Arizona University (NAU) and other campuses across the country, represented “a total enrollment of over 1.3 million undergraduate students from across the U.S.”
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Israeli prime minister disbands War Cabinet
The dismantling comes just over a week after opposition leader Benny Gantz withdrew from the body. He cited Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s failure to devise a strategy for the War in Gaza and the future governance of the strip.
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Former Oregon nurse pleads not guilty of felony assault
Prosecutors allege Dani Marie Schofield replaced liquid fentanyl for patients with tap water. Investigators believe Schofield was diverting the drug for her own personal use.
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Riverside Fire: Third human-caused fire
The Tonto National Forest says the Riverside Fire is now the third human-caused fire in the area so far this year. The other two were the Wildcat and Horse Fire.
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June 17 is National Eat Your Vegetables Day
When eating a diet consisting of recommended amounts of fruits and vegetables, it may help the risk of heart diseases and type 2 diabetes. It may decrease bone loss and protect against some cancers.
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