Flooded roads and fast moving water causing problems for residents of Washington
Heavy rainfall caused fast-moving water to flood roads in parts of Pennsylvania’s Washington and Allegheny Counties Saturday evening.
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Gas prices jump up by 11 cents
Gas prices jumped up by 11 cents over the past three weeks as the national average price of regular grade gas now sits at $4.25 per gallon.
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Researchers find minor changes to heart structure associated with light exposure during night-time sleep
Make sure you sleep in the dark, and your heart will thank you. That’s according to a study published in the European Heart Journal this week.
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Uganda buries Tooro’s King
The Tooro Kingdom’s King Oyo Nyimba died last month at the age of 34 due to cancer. His death has started a succession dispute which has rocked the royal family.
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Former CIA officer found with more than $40 million in gold bars working on a plea deal
A former CIA senior officer, who authorities say was found with more than 300 gold bars worth $40 million in his Virginia home, is working on a plea deal.
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FBI warning parents about online networks that target children and teens
There’s an urgent warning from the FBI about online groups that target children and teens.
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Trespasser at home of former Vice President Kamala Harris
There was a scare at the Malibu home of former Vice President Kamala Harris and husband Doug Emhoff Friday night.
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The CIA releases declassified presidential intelligence briefings related to 9/11
On the 25-year remembrance of those who died on September 11, the CIA has declassified presidential briefings connected to the attacks.
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Travis Manion Foundation 9/11 Heroes 5k run held in Yuma
The Travis Manion Foundation Yuma Chapter held a 9/11 Heroes 5k run Saturday morning.
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Grammy winning rapper Lil Durk found not guilty in alleged murder-for-hire plot
The jury began deliberations Wednesday and reached a verdict Friday, finding Lil Durk, whose real name is Durk Banks, not guilty on all charges in connection to a deadly shooting near a Los Angeles shopping center four years ago.
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Tracking cooler temperatures heading into the weekend
Coming off First Alert Action Day, Yuma and Imperial Valley will see cooler temperatures this weekend.
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Friday Night Lights Week 4
The KYMA sports crew breaks down the best plays and recaps scores from across the Desert Southwest during the fourth week of the high school football season.
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Weather Authority Insider Blog: Meteorological Summer 2026 recap
Meteorological summer 2026 was the 2nd hottest for Yuma and El Centro on record. Take a look at our recap for Meteorological summer 2026.
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Vote por Southwest Jr High School
Vote por Southwest Jr High School
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YFD hosts two 9/11 events
Community members and first responders came together to honor and remember those who lost their lives during the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
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MISSING PERSON: Jeffrey Hartmayer
ICSO said they are trying to find 56-year-old Jeffrey Hartmayer, who went missing after “leaving from a group in a remote area of Imperial County.”
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Former Calexico High School student launches food business
Suzeth Solano’s restaurant, “Melys,” has been providing jobs for her fellow classmates, located at the Imperial County Mall.
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News 11 website allows users to follow their favorite topics
For those who have noticed the bell icon on the bottom right hand corner on their screen, News 11 has got you covered.
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One dead in crash in the Foothills
In a press release, the crash happened at around 5:40 p.m. Thursday at the intersection of S. Frontage Road and S. Avenue 10E in the Foothills.
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City of Calexico to host Youth Art Center at the Border
The event is taking place Tuesday, September 29, at the Carmen Durazo Cultural Arts Center, located at 421 Heffernan Avenue, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
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