200-year-old shipwreck discovered in Lake Ontario
A group of Canadian divers exploring beneath the surface of Lake Ontario encountered the wreck of a ship believed to have sunk 200 years ago.
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High winds force fire crew in Texas to take shelter in a nearby garage
A fire truck camera captured the moment firefighters took shelter in a nearby garage as high winds whipped through a Houston neighborhood Monday.
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Krispy Kreme and Peanuts team up for the holidays
The doughnut shop will sell tasty treats honoring Charlie Brown and Snoopy starting November 29. They will be selling the “Charlie Brown Ornament” and “Snoopy Cookies & Cream” doughnuts.
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One person injured following house explosion in New Mexico
One person was left seriously injured following a house explosion in Albuquerque, New Mexico late Sunday night.
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California man’s sign on fence sparks controversy
After hearing about ICE activity in his neighborhood, a California man put the words “Love your neighbors” on his fence. The message has been at the center of controversy ever since.
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November 25 marks the start of the Thanksgiving travel period
AAA projects almost 82 million people will venture at least 50 miles from home. That would beat last year’s record.
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NBC 11 Sports: Kyle Isaacs passes centennial win mark
Arizona Western Matadors Head Coach Kyle Isaacs surpassed 100 wins with his 101st victory last Monday, November 17 against Palo Verde College at The House.
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CBS 13 SPORTS: Smith resigns from Yuma Catholic
Yuma Catholic head football coach Vernon Smith has resigned after one season, the school announced Sunday.
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Vernon Smith resigns after one season as Yuma Catholic head coach
Yuma Catholic High School announced Sunday that head football coach Vernon Smith has resigned after one season with the program.
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Arizona State still has path to Big 12 Title Game but needs help
Arizona State enters the final week of the regular season with a chance although a complicated one to clinch a spot in the 2025 Edward Jones Big 12 Football Championship.
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Family of teen killed in El Centro speaks out
The family of the teenager who was shot and killed by the El Centro Police Department is demanding justice.
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Crossroads Mission Annual Christmas
The Christmas Ball is December 6 at the Civic Center. The doors open at 5:30 and serving begins at 6:00 PM.
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New findings from Lithium Valley study highlight local job opportunities
A new workforce and economic study shows that the growing lithium and clean-energy industry could bring significant jobs and investment to Imperial Valley.
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El Centro volunteers send care packages to troopers
In this week’s Military Matters report, a group of dedicated volunteers in El Centro are supporting our troops this holiday season.
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Avenir Financial donates 125,000 meals to the Yuma Community Food Bank
Just three days away from Thanksgiving, Avenir Financial donated 125,000 meals to the Yuma Community Food Bank.
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Tracking warming temperatures through Thanksgiving week
After having a wet and cold weekend, we finally have drier and sunnier weather in the forecast this week. I am tracking a warming trend through the week.
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Critican Científicos a los Alimentos Ultraprocesados
Critican Científicos a los Alimentos Ultraprocesados
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Realizan Exhumaciones controladas en México
Realizan Exhumaciones controladas en Mexico
Continue ReadingWhat we know and don’t know about DOGE’s reported demise
By Michael Williams, Tami Luhby, CNN (CNN) — Trump administration officials acknowledged that the Department of Government Efficiency no longer operates as a “centralized” organization but insisted that the “principles” of the administration’s signature cost-slashing initiative remain alive and well. The administration pushed back after Reuters reported on Sunday that DOGE had “disbanded” with eight
Continue ReadingEl Gobierno de Trump toma medidas para volver a entrevistar a refugiados admitidos en EE.UU. bajo el Gobierno de Biden
Por Priscilla Alvarez y Jennifer Hansler, CNN El Gobierno de Trump tomará medidas para volver a entrevistar a ciertos refugiados que fueron admitidos en Estados Unidos bajo el expresidente Joe Biden como parte de una revisión integral de sus casos, según un memorando interno y una fuente familiarizada con los planes. La iniciativa marca un
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