Yuma County Administrator announces retirement
Susan K. Thorpe, Yuma County Administrator, shares her retirement completing over six years with Yuma County and 38 years of public…
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Biden to revoke Russia’s ‘Favored Nation’ status
The U.S. along with the G7 and European Union are calling to revoke Russia’s permanent normal trade…
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Cyber Ninjas asks Arizona Supreme Court to block daily fine
Arizona Senate election review contractor Cyber Ninjas is asking the state Supreme Court to throw out a $50,000 per day fine imposed by a Maricopa…
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Mayor Nicholls delivers State of the City Address
Mayor of Yuma, Doug Nicholls, delivered his State of the City Address…
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Governor Newsom’s State of the State Address affects Imperial County
Lots of issues impacting the state including higher gas prices burning a hole in our wallets, but lithium could be a bright spot for the valley and…
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Arizona leaders meet virtually to discuss emergency funding for border
As the crisis at the border continues, U.S. Senators Mark Kelly and Kyrsten Sinema (both D-AZ) are pushing for more money to tackle the…
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Biden signs order on cryptocurrency as its use explodes
President Joe Biden has signed an executive order on government oversight of cryptocurrency that urges the Federal Reserve to explore whether the…
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Arizona bill proposes allowing use of deadly force against robbers with weapons
A new Arizona bill would allow people to use deadly force to defend their property against smash-and-grab robbers if the robber possessed a dangerous…
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Local Chef Eddie Guzman running for city council
The race for Yuma City council is heating up with the Arizona primary less than five months…
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Senate approves several election law changes, but 3 fail
In the continued battle over elections in the state, the Arizona Senate has approved several revisions to the state’s election…
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First Lady Jill Biden visits Tucson, Arizona
First Lady Jill Biden is traveling to Tucson, Ariz. to boost the President’s policy…
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Republican ‘unforced errors’ threaten path to Senate control
The prospect of a red wave grows throughout the country but a series of Republican missteps including recruiting stumbles, weak fundraising and…
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White House debates sending Harris to Poland, Romania
Though no decision has been made, the White House is actively debating on sending Vice President Kamala Harris to Poland and…
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Legislature, Ducey fix candidate signature glitch
A once-a-decade re-drawing of congressional and legislative district lines led to confusion and wild swings in the number of qualifying signatures…
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No Senate run in the cards for Arizona Governor Ducey
Arizona governor Doug Ducey has notified Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell that he will not enter his state’s high-profile Senate contest,…
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California’s governor unveiled a plan to create mental health courts that would mandate services to more homeless people with severe mental health…
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Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey rules out US Senate bid, may endorse in GOP primary
Arizona Republican Gov. Doug Ducey announced Thursday he would not be a candidate for US Senate in 2022, ending speculation about whether he would…
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Sinema, Better Medicare Alliance, discuss Arizona seniors’ access to low-cost health care
Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema hosted a discussion with Better Medicare Alliance (BMA) to discuss how Medicare Advantage plans could raise Arizona…
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Sen. Kelly, Buttigieg discuss Arizona’s delayed I-10 expansion, building I-11 in hearing
Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly broached with Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg on the necessity of expanding Interstate-10 and reconstructing the…
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Florida governor Desantis asks students to take off masks, calls it “Covid theater”
Florida governor Ron Desantis asked some students at the University of South Florida to take off their masks when there to talk about cybersecurity…
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