Pandemic unemployment benefits end for 7.5 million this Labor Day
According to a progressive, independent think tank which conducts research, develops solutions and drives policy change known as The Century…
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YCSO reports most boaters were on their best behavior this Labor Day
The Yuma County Sheriff’s Office Martinez Lake substation is keeping busy this time of year with many people flocking to the various…
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Arizona interest in anti-mask school vouchers outpaces funds
Governor Doug Ducey (R-Ariz.) announced Tuesday, August 14, plans to allot $163 million in rewards for schools that maintain in-person…
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Weekly Rewind: Phone scams, Pfizer authorization, local cannabis lounge, a boy with playful masks
Phone scams, Pfizer authorization, local cannabis lounge, a boy with playful…
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Not as many teens getting their driver’s license
When many teens turn 16, one of the first things they do is try to get their drivers license. However, because of one main reason, teens are waiting…
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Dove hunters compete in World Championship Dove Cook-Off
While many dove hunters bring their birds home to cook anyways, earlier on Saturday the best of the best got together for the World Championship Dove…
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Imperial County residents concerned over planes
If you live in Imperial County, you won’t miss the sounds of military planes and helicopters. Some residents say some of those sounds are too close…
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Double murder suspect to face judge again
Court proceedings are still underway following the brutal deaths of a mother and her…
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COVID-19 factors into California recall election
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s handling of the coronavirus was among the main motivators of the recall election he faces on September 14.…
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Registrar of Voters is gearing up for a busy Election Day
The Registrar of Voters is gearing up for California’s recall election on September 14.…
Continue Reading‘QAnon Shaman’ Jacob Chansley of Arizona pleads guilty to felony in U.S. capitol insurrection
The so-called “QAnon Shaman” who stormed the U.S. Capitol in a horned bearskin outfit pleaded guilty Friday to a felony for obstructing the Electoral…
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Monsoon weather causes major problems with border wall construction
Though monsoon weather has mainly hit the Northern East Coast, it still impact Arizonans. Closer to home, heavy rains and recent flooding have caused…
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Dove hunting season brings $1 million boost to local economy
While dove hunters are out preparing for their hunts, local businesses are also…
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Imperial Valley veterans in disbelief over Afghanistan
Three days after the final U.S. withdrew troops from Afghanistan, some Imperial Valley veterans are still in shock at how quickly things transpired.…
Continue ReadingSan Luis Rio Colorado back to orange tier as COVID-19 cases rise
Just across the border in San Luis, Mexico, COVID-19 cases are going in the wrong…
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Calexico’s Police Chief set to retire after three decades of service
After 30 years of service, the Chief of the Calexico Police Department, Gonzalo Gerardo, will…
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Storm tears through the Desert Southwest damaging power lines
Tuesday’s storm wreaked havoc on the Desert Southwest, tearing down power lines, forcing crews to work around the clock.…
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Evacuated Afghan refugees arrive in Arizona
Governor Doug Ducey recently announced that Arizona received its first group of evacuated Afghan refugees Sunday…
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President Biden approves State of Emergency for California
As a result of the Caldor Fire, President Joe Biden has approved an emergency declaration in…
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Dove hunting season kicks off in the Desert Southwest
Hunters are officially taking aim. With September 1st marking the start of dove hunting season, they’re happy to be…
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