An inside look at the United States Marine Corps Weapons and Tactics Instructor Course
It’s designed to bring out the finest in Marine aviation and exclusively takes place in Yuma.
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GESD se queda sin 3 millones en fondos federales
A causa de recortes en fondos federales por casi $3.2 millones, el distrito escolar primario de gadsden tomó medidas para cumplir sus compromisos con maestros y estudiantes.
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Transborder Rhythms Festival brings culture and community to SDSU Imperial Valley
The event featured local performers, including student musicians and dancers, and was organized by SDSU Visiting Professor Hector Peralta.
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Martinez Lake residents demand federal help to fix stagnant, clogged water channel
A clogged water channel north of Martinez Lake is drawing frustration from longtime residents and business owners who say the stagnation is putting their health, livelihoods, and local wildlife at risk.
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Three generous donations making a difference at the Yuma Boys and Girls Club
The re-imagined space includes several rooms for the kids to enjoy including an art room, computer lab, STEM room, and music space.
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New solar project coming to Yuma County
The Elisabeth Solar Project is set to take shape on public land near Dateland and is designed to generate and store hundreds of megawatts of renewable energy.
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Yuma man saves daughter from vicious dog attack
A local father saved his seven-year-old daughter from a dog attack while walking her to school.
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Preocupa falta de medidas pese accidentes en Mexicali
La misma unidad de Cruz Roja, ha detectado este aumento desde hace dos semanas, cuyos llamados ya no son solo los fines de semana sino durante todos los días.
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Warm close to April with a warm start to May
We are wrapping up the month of April with warmer-than-normal temperatures, and we can expect the same type of weather to start the month of May. Tracking another round of winds and a quick cool-down for the weekend.
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AWC to hold graduation ceremony in May
The ceremony is taking place at 7:00 p.m. on Friday, May 16, 2025 at Veterans Memorial Stadium, located at 7150 E. 24th Street.
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Movies and TV shows casting in San Diego
Backstage compiled a list of movies and TV shows casting in San Diego.
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Imperial County joins statewide child care provider protests
Imperial County made their voices heard as California child care providers are protesting to demand fair wages and better benefits.
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Level 3 sex offender notification: Jason Sims
YCSO says Jason Sims, 54, told them he was living in the area of South Walnut Avenue and East 10th Street.
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Columbia University student released from ICE custody
Mohsen Mahdawi spoke outside a Vermont courthouse Wednesday morning after a federal judge in the state ordered him to be released from custody pending the resolution of the case.
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CBP officers at the Port of San Luis prevent alleged child-smuggling attempt
According to a press release, the incident happened at around 3:00 a.m. Tuesday when CBP says officers came across a 23-year-old woman, who is a Mexican citizen and legal U.S. resident, driving a 2013 Chevrolet sedan and had a child sleeping in the back seat of the vehicle.
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Visas reinstated for international students at UNLV
Thousands of international students at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas (UNLV) are breathing a sigh of relief after President Donald Trump reversed his decision to revoke visas of students who participated in protests or had previous legal violations.
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Sea otter celebrates birthday with seafood cake
A female sea otter at Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium celebrated her 14th birthday Sunday, indulging in a treat made just for her.
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Trees pulled from roots after Missouri was hit with tornadoes
Trees were uprooted in Springfield, Missouri, after the National Weather Service (NWS) issued a tornado warning for the area Tuesday.
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Demolition of a bridge section in Illinois light up the night sky
Spectators were left waiting to see the spectacle, as a combination of windy weather and operational issues caused the planned time of the demolition to be moved from daylight hours to later in the evening, according to reports.
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Businesses in San Francisco’s Chinatown worry over tariff impacts
San Francisco’s Chinatown merchants are raising concerns that President Trump’s trade war could be worse for small businesses than the COVID-19 pandemic.
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