How creators can launch businesses and reclaim their audiences
Shopify reports that creators are reclaiming their audiences by launching businesses, despite unpredictable social media algorithms affecting income.
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Many states picked diploma pathways over high school exit exams. Did students benefit?
Chalkbeat reports on Washington’s diploma pathways, highlighting successes in graduation rates but noting challenges, including unequal access and confusion among students.
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The price of protection: LGBTQ+ families and the cost of moving
News Is Out reports that LGBTQ+ families face economic challenges when relocating from states with harmful laws, affecting their safety and financial stability.
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Where homes are taking the longest to sell and why
Offerpad reports that homes are selling slowly in various markets due to factors like economic stagnation, climate concerns, and high insurance costs.
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Where are they now? The high school classes that scattered the most across the U.S.
PeopleFinders reports on high school classes that have scattered across the U.S., exploring patterns in where graduates end up.
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New medications coming soon: Here’s what’s been FDA approved in 2025 so far
GoodRx reports that in 2025, novel drug and biosimilar approvals lag slightly behind last year, while first generic approvals are ahead.
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Which states have the most teens struggling with substance misuse?
National Health Ratings reports high teen substance misuse rates vary by state, with New Mexico leading at 16%, highlighting the need for targeted support.
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Personal injury deadlines: How long you have to file a claim in every state
THE702FIRM Injury Attorneys reports that personal injury claims have strict filing deadlines varying by state, emphasizing the importance of knowing local statutes.
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No one knows whether Trump’s $50B for rural health will be enough
Stateline reports that concerns linger over whether Trump’s $50B aid for rural health is sufficient to counteract significant Medicaid cuts.
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CBS 13 SPORTS: IVC Wrestling returns after four decades, Cibola Football ready for fall
Imperial Valley College is officially bringing wrestling back this fall for the first time in over 40 years, giving local athletes from Calexico to Southwest a chance to compete close to home.
Continue ReadingHombre de Cathedral City acusado de robar y usar cheques fraudulentos de su ex empleador de 90 años
Luis Medina PALM DESERT, Calif. (KUNA) — Un hombre de Cathedral City fue arrestado bajo sospecha de robar y usar cheques fraudulentos de su ex empleador de 90 años. El hombre de Cathedral City, de 31 años, fue arrestado y fichado en relación con robo en primer grado, malversación de más de $400, fraude con cheques
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Senderos del arroyo Tahquitz aprobados para importantes mejoras paisajísticas
Luis Medina PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KUNA) — Los arroyo Tahquitz recibirán importantes mejoras paisajísticas con cientos de árboles, planos y más. El Ayuntamiento de Palm Springs aprobó planes por $690,000 en mejoras, un proyecto que ha estado en desarrollo desde la aprobación del plan maestro en 2010. El nuevo paisaje se plantará a lo largo del cauce,
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El congresista Ken Calvert presenta la Ley BOWOW que protege a los animales de trabajo en agencias federales
Luis Medina WASHINGTON, D.C. (KUNA) — El congresista Ken Calvert (CA-41) presenta un nuevo proyecto de ley para prohibir las lesiones a animales de trabajo oficiales, conocido como la Ley BOWOW, que protege a los animales utilizados por las agencias federales del orden público. La Ley BOWOW tipificaría como delito deportable la agresión a un
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El forense identifica a las víctimas de un accidente automovilístico con doble fatalidad en la I-10
Luis Medina ACTUALIZACIÓN 07/29/25 – La Oficina del Sheriff de Riverside ha identificado a las dos víctimas del accidente con doble fatalidad ocurrido la mañana del jueves 24 de julio. El RSO y la CHP informan que las dos víctimas eran David Lynch, de 68 años, y Kimberly Lynch, de 65, quienes viajaban en dirección
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IVC Wrestling preparing for return after 40-year hiatus
Beginning in August, IVC will once again field a wrestling team, a move that has been years in the making and driven largely by support from the community.
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Imperial Valley College and UABC sign cross-border education agreement
Imperial Valley College has signed a five-year agreement with Universidad Autónoma de Baja California to strengthen cross-border collaboration in education.
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Second family impacted by Yuma house fire
A second family is left without a place to live, as their home suffered several thousand dollars of damage from the fire Monday evening.
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“West Side Story” comes to Yuma
The 1950s New York City play is coming to Yuma, and whether you’re with the jets or the sharks, one thing we can promise is you won’t want to miss “West Side Story.”
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Yuma County implements formal set of rules at transfer sites
If you plan on dropping off trash or debris at a Yuma County transfer station, pay close attention as a new ordinance is now officially setting the rules for what you can bring and how often you can visit.
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From pop-up to permanent: How independent brands are betting big on their first stores
Shopify reports that in-person sales are rising, highlighting the value of physical retail for brands like Dossier and The Archive.
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