San Luis native donates kidney to help brother battling kidney failure
Many people don’t realize that living kidney donation is a possibility, but for 28-year-old Betzabeth Sotelo, it became a reality.
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Better Business Bureau: How to avoid wrong text scams
A growing text message scam seems so innocent that it’s tempting to reply, but con artists are using phony “wrong number” texts to lure victims into conversation and falling for a scam.
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Former AI researcher quits over safety concerns
In his sudden resignation, former Anthropic employee Jacob Coxon claimed on X neither Anthropic nor OpenAI “is acting responsibly. They are racing straight to self-improving superintelligence and gambling with our lives.”
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High diesel prices impacting farmers
People operating heavy equipment are feeling the squeeze. Farmers who spent a lot to plant are spending even more to harvest those crops.
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Consumer Reports: How prenatal vitamins can be incorrectly mislabeled
They can help provide important nutrients needed during pregnancy and support a baby’s development. But new testing from Consumer Reports found that what’s inside the bottle doesn’t always match what’s listed on the label.
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Garlan’s to close after 66 years
Garlan’s has operated on Second Street in Calexico for 66 years, and liquidation sales will begin Wednesday ahead of the closure.
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Google and Apple change their maps to show ‘Lake America’
This comes after President Donald Trump signed an executive order changing it to “Lake America” amid a trade fight between the U.S. and Canada.
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Growing number of sick sea lions reported along Northern California beaches
Experts said the mammals are suffering, and in some cases dying, from a toxic illness, and efforts are underway to rescue and treat the struggling sea lions.
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Pressure washing safety and what you need to know
Pressure washers are great for clearing grime off surfaces, but they’re very powerful and can cause a lot of damage very quickly.
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What AI mental health support looks like as California sets new limits
Senate Bill 903, written by State Sen. Steve Padilla (D-District 18), would prevent companion chatbots from advertising or providing psychotherapy in California, but therapists and AI developers said the technology can still have a role as a support tool.
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RNC Midterm Convention co-chairman on upcoming convention and rising gas prices
Ray Washburne, the co-chairman of the RNC Midterm Convention, spoke with Margaret Brennan on Face the Nation Sunday about the upcoming convention and rising gas prices.
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NBC News poll reveals Americans’ feelings toward AI and data centers
The survey asked more than 7,000 adults how they felt about AI, and overall, 70% said they’re more worried than excited about it.
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Alabama high school uses AI weapon detectors to screen fans
Calera High School in Shelby County is adding AI weapon detectors to the security before football games this season.
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Sheriff’s office in Ohio pauses use of 75 Flock cameras in region
The Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office in Ohio is pausing the use of the 75 Flock cameras that are in the county and township.
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17 million passengers expected to fly this Labor Day weekend
The last summer holiday is upon us and the nation’s airlines are calling it the busiest Labor Day weekend in history.
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Record Labor Day gas prices hit drivers in Yuma
Drivers across the country are facing record-high gas prices heading into the Labor Day weekend, and Yuma drivers are paying more than the national average.
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Two rickettsia deaths confirmed in San Luis, Mexico
Two people in San Luis, Mexico have died from rickettsia while the state of Sonora has reported 40 deaths and nearly 730 suspected cases this year.
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Westmorland Elementary School District protects students in extreme weather
The Westmorland Elementary School District (WESD) monitors the heat throughout the day, and depending on conditions, the school may add extra shade and water breaks, or move activities like recess and lunch indoors.
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Gila Mountain United Methodist Church Blood Drive happening soon
The blood drive is taking place at Callaway Hall, located at 12716 N. Frontage Road, Saturday, September 12, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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New weekly farmers market launches in Brawley
The brand-new Brawley Farmers Market is officially launching this Saturday, September 5, bringing fresh food, unique crafts, and community connection straight to the heart of the city.
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