Critically ill child and her family face possible deportation
A critically ill four-year-old girl is facing possible deportation, and if her care is halted, she could die within days.
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A critically ill four-year-old girl is facing possible deportation, and if her care is halted, she could die within days.
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United Airlines is narrowing its check-in window for U.S. flights. Effective June 3, United’s check-in cutoff for most U.S. flights will be 45 minutes before departure.
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The ninth uncrewed Starship test flight lifted off just after 7:30 Central, and though the launch was successful, the mission encountered problems some 30 minutes into the flight.
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As Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month is wrapping up, an Imperial Valley health provider encourages the community to take action.
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Chloe Comet, a sophomore at Yuma Catholic High School, has been nominated to be a delegate to the Congress of Future Medical Leaders next month.
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Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed a bill where health insurance companies in the state “can no longer deny medically necessary care without a licensed physician first reviewing the case.”
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The Food and Drug Administration is adjusting the standard of evidence needed for shots to be approved by the general public.
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The crackdown on off-brand weight loss drugs and diabetes treatments are about to take effect, meaning supplies or treatments are likely to tighten up as well.
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Singer, actress, and investor Selena Gomez can now add a new title to her name: A cookie creator. The 32-year-old has collaborated with Oreo to create a new flavor.
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The airline CEOs wrote a letter to Congress saying, “serious upgrades need to happen now.” The letter notes that a shortage of air traffic controllers and insufficient operations are eroding safety.
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Federal law has given the state of California authority to set its own vehicle emissions standards. The Senate will now overturn that ruling because California has decided to phase out the sale of gas powered cars.
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With summer just right around the corner, Starbucks is the latest beverage or fast food chain to roll out a limited time menu.
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TSA says it screened more than three million passengers on Friday. The agency expects to screen 18 million passengers at airports nationwide during the extended holiday weekend.
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The International Council of Shopping Centers announced a Goodwill store opening at a redeveloped Del Sol Building (670 N Main Street).
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Health care providers in Arizona have filed a lawsuit aiming to remove several abortion restrictions still in place, including a 24-hour waiting period that requires patients to make two separate clinic visits.
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People looking for homes in areas traditionally hit with severe weather could also be hit in the wallet unexpectedly.
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According to new data from the U.S. Census Bureau and Department of Housing and Urban Development, single family homes starts have dropped 12% in April compared to a year ago.
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Which sunscreen could be the best fit for you? According to Environmental Working Group’s 2025 Sunscreen Guide, the best is the one you wear and apply often.
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Dick’s Sporting Goods is buying Foot Locker. The sporting goods retailer said that it would be for right around $2.4 billion.
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It might be time to stop listening to that age-old adage, “You should never go to bed angry.”
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