De ratón a creador: Los ingenieros creativos de Disney inspiran las mentes jóvenes en el desierto
Kailey Diaz RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. (KUNA) — La magia de Disney se unió a la curiosidad de los niños del Valle de Coachella durante…
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Strike threat looms over Imperial County services
Essential services across Imperial County could be at risk if contract talks between county leaders and union workers don’t move forward…
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Heber dance team gets new uniforms after car fire thanks to local dealership
A Heber dance team is getting a fresh start after a devastating car fire left them without uniforms just as a new season was about to…
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AWC’s Small Business Development Center announces new entrepreneur pitch competition
Arizona Western College would like to invite everyone to come and join them to Arizona Western Entrepreneurial Colleges Small Business Development…
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How commercial insurance protects your business
CheapInsurance.com reports that commercial insurance protects businesses from financial loss due to lawsuits, theft, and natural…
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Dangerous heat continues in Yuma and Imperial County
Friday’s highs reached 112 degrees in Yuma and 111 degrees in El Centro, and conditions will remain dangerously hot through Saturday evening under an…
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Summer Life Savers Blood Drive continues to support locals
The Summer Life Savers Blood Drive by Vitalant will be at the Yuma Main Library from July 31 to August…
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Job fair to be held at Imperial Valley Mall in August
The Desert Region Career & Resource Expo is coming to the Imperial Valley Mall on August 8 from 11 a.m. to 6…
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Yuma’s oldest swimming pool celebrates 100th birthday
This weekend, the City of Yuma will be celebrating a milestone in our history, Marcus Pool will be turning 100 years…
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How much house $1 million buys you in Phoenix
Redfin Real Estate compiled a list of homes for sale up to $1 million in Phoenix,…
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The unfortunate reality of homeowners insurance rates
CheapInsurance.com reports that rising homeowners insurance rates result from natural disasters, inflation, and climate change, impacting…
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Should I get a business credit card? What you need to know
Brex reports that a business credit card can help separate finances, build credit, and offer rewards, but requires responsible…
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Top 10 US cities to rent an apartment
CheapInsurance.com reports the top 10 U.S. cities for renters, emphasizing affordability, job markets, and the importance of renters…
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The importance of a company-wide employee recognition strategy
WorkTango reports that a unified employee recognition strategy fosters inclusivity, trust, and alignment across all departments, improving company…
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It’s not just about cheating. How AI is quietly eroding college students’ networks
CalMatters reports that AI chatbots are reducing college students’ interaction with peers and professors, risking important networking…
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Rural Americans more likely to participate in the informal economy, study shows
The Daily Yonder reports that rural Americans are more involved in the informal economy, relying on bartering and local networks for goods and…
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Where vacation homes dominate: Top US counties with the highest share of seasonal housing
Wealth Enhancement reports that vacation homes are reshaping U.S. real estate, with over 6 million second homes concentrated in scenic…
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Beyond Lyme disease: Understanding tick-related diseases aids prevention
Northwell Health reports multiple tick-borne diseases beyond Lyme exist in the U.S., emphasizing prevention and awareness is crucial for…
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6 states where hospice use is growing
Hospice Care reports that hospice care is growing, especially in states like California and Texas, driven by demand for earlier, comfort-focused…
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What free transit looks like in Albuquerque, nearly two years after the city eliminated fares
Next City reports Albuquerque’s zero-fare transit, made permanent in 2023, has boosted ridership by 20% and aids low-income…
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