One dead, one injured in stabbing at a school in Arizona
The fight started inside a classroom at Maryvale High School in Phoenix, with the confrontation escalating with two students being stabbed.
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Dangerous heat returns midweek through weekend
An extended stretch of extreme heat is setting up across Yuma and Imperial Counties this week, with temperatures climbing close to record levels.
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Firefighters in El Centro return after fighting two fires in California
The El Centro Fire Department (ECFD) says 16 firefighters returned home Sunday after assisting with battling the Gold Fire in San Bernardino County and the Gifford Fire in San Luis Obispo County.
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Dietician offers healthy suggestions when packing school lunches
Registered dietician Megan McNamee, the co-author of “Feeding Littles Lunches,” stopped by CBS Mornings with some tasty suggestions. Some examples include veggie wontons, rice cake sandwiches and a yogurt parfait.
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Engineers in Sweden move church to be relocated
Thousands have come from neighboring countries to watch the 100-year-old wooden church make its way down the road piece by piece.
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CD7 candidate Daniel Butierez opens new campaign office in Tucson
Daniel Butierez (R) celebrated the grand opening of his campaign office in Tucson last week, welcoming supporters from different counties.
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Acude esta Semana a la Feria de Servicios Legales del Consulado
Acude esta Semana a la Feria de Servicios Legales del Consulado
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Best public middle schools in California
Stacker compiled a list of the best public middle schools in California using data from Niche.
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Valles Centrales dedica la Guelaguetza Salinas 2025 a las comunidades inmigrantes del sur de la Costa Central
Sandra Iveth Santos SALINAS, Calif., (KMUV-TV)— Más de mil personas de toda California se reunieron el domingo 17 de agosto para celebrar la unificación de la cultura oaxaqueña. El evento se llevó a cabo bajo las tradiciones correspondientes en presencia de autoridades Oaxaqueñas y Mexicanas. El cónsul general Neftalí Said Pérez, con el Consulado de
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James B. Rolle Elementary School releases students early due to power outage
District One says they’re releasing them as early as 1:00 p.m. Tuesday due to a power outage near the school, and says Arizona Public Service is working to restore power.
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CrowdStrike Falcon software approved for consideration
During the Board of Supervisors meeting, they approved for consideration the renewal CrowdStrike Falcon, which has provided Yuma County with advanced threat detection, response, and protection against cyberattacks since 2021.
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Onvida Health achieves four-star rating on Google
The hospital has gone from 2.4 stars to a four-star rating on Google. They say this is a milestone achievement.
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Yuma School District One students outperform Arizona state average
According to a press release obtained by KYMA, the MSAA is the state’s “annual assessment for students with significant cognitive disabilities,” providing them “the opportunity to demonstrate mastery of grade-level standards.”
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State Schools Chief Tom Horne critiques armed Arizona school intruder’s sentence
Daniel Hollander was sentenced to 18 months in prison, followed by probation, after he was arrested in earlier this year after breaking into an east Tucson school.
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YPD looking for vehicle involved in hit and run
YPD says the vehicle, a 2016 Chevrolet Malibu, dark in color, was driving southbound on 21st Avenue when it crashed into a residential fence.
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Surveillance video shows man stabbing people at a Walmart in Michigan
In the surveillance video released by the Grand Traverse County Sheriff’s Office, the suspect, 42-year-old Bradford Gille, approached several people inside the store with what police confirmed was a folding knife.
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OTC birth control pill expands access to more people
A new study shows more than 26% of the people taking the “O-pill” were not using any birth control before.
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Hurricane Erin prompts evacuations on the East Coast
Forecasters predict the Category 3 hurricane will stay offshore Tuesday, but by Wednesday, towering waves and local flooding could impact North Carolina.
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August 19 is National Potato Day
Tuesday, August 19 is National Potato Day, a day when the starchy side dish gets to take center stage.
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CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Clouded leopard cubs frolic at Nashville Zoo
A recently acquired pair of clouded leopard cubs are thriving at their new home at the Nashville Zoo. The brother-sister duo are both named affectionately after Batman characters, carers told Storyful Monday.
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