The White House experiences another COVID-19 case
Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack has tested positive for COVID-19 and has joined the growing number of cases in Capitol…
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Meta: Russian invasion driving more disinformation online
Hackers aligned with Russia broke into the social media accounts of dozens of Ukrainian military officers and were working to upload videos of…
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Musk says Tesla will build vehicle designed to be a robotaxi
Tesla will build a vehicle dedicated for use as a robotaxi, and it will start making three new vehicles next year, CEO Elon Musk told fans at a party…
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The war against cancer continues. Won’t you join the fight?
The very mention of the word cancer is disheartening. It’s a disease that kills more than just its victims.…
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NFL Concussions Fast Facts
Here’s a look at concussions in the National Football League. A concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury caused by a blow to the…
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Restaurants to be honored at America’s Small Business Development Center
Two restaurants in Yuma have been awarded for excellent achievement by America’s Small Business Development Center…
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Twitter adding edit tab to its app
Some Twitter users will soon notice a much-needed feature on the app: an edit…
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US life expectancy continues historic decline with another drop in 2021, study finds
Life expectancy in the United States took another hit in 2021, furthering a dramatic decline from 2020 that was the largest since World War II,…
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What should I do if my flight has been canceled or delayed?
Bad weather. Computer glitches. Staffing shortages. It has been a tough slog for some air travelers this…
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US consumer credit jumped by more than $40 billion in February
Americans got into a lot more debt in February as rampant inflation kept up the pressure, the Federal Reserve’s consumer credit report showed…
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Rolling back opioid limits
In a 54-5 vote, Arizona state lawmakers proposed SB 1162, granting them to roll back the limits of how much doctors can prescribe opioids to their…
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Dirty Dozen 2022: Produce with the most and least pesticides
Strawberries and spinach continue to top the annual list of the “Dirty Dozen” fruits and veggies that contain the highest levels of…
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Poll: Most Americans have not returned to pre-pandemic life
According to a new Kaiser Family Foundation poll, the pandemic is not over for many people, finding most Americans report they have not entirely…
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Arizona company reduces Covid testing, cites lack of funding
A leading Arizona provider of Covid-19 vaccinations and testing says a lack of federal funding has forced it to drop dozens of testing sites and is…
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Credit reporting agencies drop medical debt collections; 3 ways to improve score
3 ways to improve your…
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April is Financial Literacy Month
Now, the month of April being designated Financial Literacy Month isn’t about celebrating your finances, but, challenging yourself to improve your…
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Scam Alert: Experts warn of a spike in ‘Smishing’ scams
It seems that each time we turn on the news or read a headline, we’re seeing a new scam in our area. Criminals are relentless in their pursuit of…
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April is Autism Acceptance Month
April is home to Autism Acceptance Month. From April 1 to April 30, people around the world bring light to mental and cognitive disabilities and how…
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Amazon unveils rocket deal to launch satellites into space
(KYMA, KECY/ CNN) – Amazon is moving forward with a plan to provide internet connectivity all over the…
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Receiving the COVID-19 vaccine during early pregnancy not associated with risk of birth defects: study
A new study looking at ultrasounds from more than 3,000 women has found that receiving the COVID-19 vaccine while pregnant was not associated with…
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