Long Island firefighters warn against viral trend
Long Island firefighters are warning parents about a dangerous viral trend involving squishy toys, also know as Needohs.
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Onvida Health’s annual healthcare camp gives local students hands-on experience
The goal of Onvida Health’s annual healthcare camp is to educate students interested in the healthcare field by giving them the opportunity to practice skills such as suturing, PPE, and participating in simulations.
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Community members hold data center panel
A panel of speakers, including Michelle Hollinger of Victoria Homes, a neighborhood right across from the planned data center, encouraged the community to take action with continued opposition to any future data center.
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USPS to raise Forever Stamp prices
The U.S. Postal Service plans to raise the price of Forever Stamps and other mailing services Sunday, pending federal approval.
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Microsoft to layoff 4,800 jobs
A majority of the cuts are in the company’s XBOX division, which is slashing more than 3,000 jobs. Four gaming studios will become independent as part of the XBOX layoffs.
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Former Chief Medical Officer for the CDC on RFK Jr. era
Dr. Debra Houry, the former Chief Medical Officer for the CDC, spoke with Margaret Brennan on Face the Nation about Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s role as the Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary.
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Powerball expands to U.K., first drawing set for later this month
People in the United Kingdom will soon be able to buy Powerball lottery tickets following an agreement between the Multi-State Lottery Association and Allwyn U.K., who operates the U.K.’s national lottery.
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Heading out for the Fourth? What to know about holiday travel safety
As millions pack up their vehicles to hit the highway for a record-breaking Fourth of July weekend, local officials are warning that the most critical part of holiday preparation starts where the rubber meets the road.
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Yuma man warns others about the dangers of long-term smoking
81-year-old Sherrill Vick smoked for 62 years of his life. Now, he is living with the devastating health consequences of his addiction.
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Ironwood Vet Clinic to close its doors later this month
Ironwood Veterinary Clinic announced it will permanently close at the end of the month. Pet owners say they worry the closure could make it even harder to get care.
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Data center developer and activists appear in court for civil lawsuit hearing
Rucci filed a civil defamation lawsuit in April against Mt. Signal Media’s Jake Tison, Jose Murguia, the executive director of Comite Civico del Valle, and also against Comite Civico del Valle, a local nonprofit.
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72.2 million people to travel during Fourth of July weekend, AAA says
AAA predicts more than 61 million people will drive to their destinations over the July 4 week. Nearly six million travelers are expected to fly, and nearly five million will be on buses, trains or taking cruises.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics says U.S. economy added 57,000 jobs in June
The jobs figure was less than half the number added in may and well below the 115,000 predicted by forecasters.
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Sen. Mitch McConnell hospitalized after reportedly suffering cardiac arrest
Police scanner audio obtained by NBC News indicates paramedics were dispatched to a known address for Sen. McConnell after a report of a cardiac arrest involving an unconscious person on June 14, the same day his office announced he had been hospitalized.
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Sony to stop making physical game discs
Starting in 2028, new PlayStation games will be available on the PlayStation store and at retailers in digital formats only.
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Onvida Health inspires future healthcare professionals
Onvida Health gave high school and college students a chance to connect with healthcare professionals to discover the many pathways the healthcare field has to offer.
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Protecting your heart from the heat
As temperatures continue to climb across the Desert Southwest, doctors at Onvida Health are reminding residents that extreme heat can do more than cause heat exhaustion. It can also put significant strain on the heart.
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Yuma County expands Public Health building
Additional clinical rooms, expanded educational areas accessible to the public, privacy screens, and an enhanced WIC area are just some of the changes meant to improve the experience for residents.
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Better Business Bureau: New landscaping scam may be coming to your door
Better Business Bureau (BBB) is warning about a new landscape scam that has people coming to your door with a very low price.
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Mission underway to save aging NASA satellite in space
If the mission is a success, its life could be extended another ten years, but if it fails, Swift could come out of orbit by the end of the year.
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