Ducey holds coronavirus briefing Thursday afternoon
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey will hold a briefing on the state’s response to the coronavirus pandemic Thursday afternoon. Many expect Ducey to…
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Pandemic short-changes many businesses
Pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters are in short supply because of the pandemic. Coronavirus has short-changed…
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Winning Powerball ticket sold in Yuma
Someone in Yuma became $50,000 richer Wednesday night. They had a winning ticket in the Powerball…
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Ducey unveils Arizona school plan
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey says he hopes to make the state a model for the rest of the county as its students head back to…
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Recovered cases outpace new cases of coronavirus in Imperial County
For the first time, fewer people tested positive for coronavirus than were considered recovered from the…
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Construction suspended in Mexicali due to irregularities in road
It took more than a year for the Mexicali government to suspend construction on one of the busiest…
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The countdown to Tokyo gets underway
The countdown to the Toyko Olympics has begun…again. Thursday marked one year to go until the opening ceremonies.…
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Opening ceremonies for Tokyo Olympics one year from today
The Opening Ceremonies for the Tokyo Olympics will kick off one year from…
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Medical workers protest pay raise amid the pandemic
For a month now, medical workers at El Centro Regional Medical Center have been protesting low wages at the hospital.…
Continue Reading Gov. Ducey open to pushing back in-person learning until after Labor Day, sources say
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey is open to the idea of pushing schools back by Labor…
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Judge orders Michael Cohen to be released from prison
A judge ordered the release from prison of President Donald Trump’s former personal lawyer on Thursday, saying he believes the government…
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Coronavirus in Sonora: The latest numbers
11,448 people have recovered from the virus in Sonora, according to health…
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Senate GOP, White House reach a fundamental agreement to break coronavirus aid logjam
Senate Republicans reach a tentative fundamental agreement with the White House of $1 trillion to move forward with a coronavirus relief…
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Nurses planted more than 160 pairs of shoes on the Capitol lawn to remember colleagues who’ve died from coronavirus
Over 160 pairs of white nursing clogs lined the lawn facing the US Capitol on Tuesday in memory of the nurses who’ve died during the coronavirus…
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Telephone and internet service restored following outage caused by vandalism
The El Centro Fire Department (ECFD) says AT&T residential and businesses in the northwest part of the city have restored phone and internet service…
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FDA expands list of hand sanitizers across the U.S.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA)- expands the list of hand sanitizers some sold at Walmart, Costco, and other national chains due to toxic…
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1.4 million seek jobless aid, first increase since March
The number of laid-off Americans seeking unemployment benefits rose last week for the first time since the pandemic struck in March, evidence of the…
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Child abduction, forced labor scandal widens in south Mexico
A scandal involving the abduction and exploitation of young children in a colonial Mexican city popular with tourists widened Wednesday when…
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Community rallying to keep class online to protect students and staff
Teachers, parents, staff members, and allies rallied in San Luis to urge state and federal officials to delay the start date of in-person…
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Hospital discharge does not mean COVID-19 patient has recovered
Over 700 COVID-19 patients have been discharged from Yuma Regional Medical Center (YRMC) since the start of the…
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