Elon Musk says he’s terminating $44B Twitter buyout deal
Elon Musk’s tumultuous $44 billion bid to buy Twitter is on the verge of collapse — after the Tesla CEO sent a letter to Twitter’s board saying…
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VIDEO: Gas thieves stealing gasoline through siphoning
Families across the nation are feeling pain at the pump as gas prices remain high and thieves are feeling that punch too- some resorting to siphoning…
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Yuma Border Patrol rescue migrants, man sentenced to prison for human smuggling
A man was sentenced to 63 months in prison, along with five years of supervised release for illegally smuggling three immigrants into the U.S.,…
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The City of El Centro remembers and honors local Veterans by engraving their names in the Veterans Memorial Wall
The City of El Centro has open spaces on the Veterans Memorial Wall located in Bucklin Park and is inviting locals to honor the brave men and women…
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Oklahoma governor calls for public schools audit for potential mishandling of public funds and teaching CRT
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt announced in a video message Thursday that he is calling for a special audit of Tulsa Public Schools (TPS) for potential…
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VIDEO: Texas Governor authorizes transporting migrants to US-Mexico border
Texas Governor Greg Abbott on Thursday authorized state forces to apprehend and transport migrants to the U.S.-Mexico…
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Imperial Valley football club defying odds, aims for championship
Enrique Ruiz begins his day bright and early, sometimes grinding a 12-hour day before he returns to his home in…
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Nine people arrested after illegally crossing the border
US Customs and Border Protection made a post about nine people who were arrested during a smuggling…
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President Biden signs executive order on abortion access
President Joe Biden has signed an executive order to protect access to abortion, delivering impassioned remarks condemning the Supreme Court decision…
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Woman shot after ramming Mesa police officer’s vehicle
A woman was shot by an officer in a Phoenix suburb outside police headquarters after ramming her car into his patrol…
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Facing threats, some election workers weigh whether to stay
After polls closed in New Mexico’s primary last month, a worker returning ballots and other election materials to the clerk’s office in Santa Fe…
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Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe dead from gunshot wounds
Republican Gov. Doug Ducey on Thursday signed a massive expansion of the state’s private school voucher system, even as he faced a promised effort…
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VIDEO: Home for the homeless
Alexus Davila has the story of a group that is building small homes for the homeless around the country, they are in Roanoke and built a home for a…
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Arizona OKs biggest US school voucher plan, faces challenge
By BOB CHRISTIE Associated Press PHOENIX (AP) — Republican Gov. Doug Ducey on Thursday signed a massive expansion of the state’s private school…
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House lawmakers are investigating how some tech companies will handle health data related to abortions
Three House lawmakers are launching an investigation into the collection and sale of personal health data related to abortion by data brokers and…
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The economy added 372,000 jobs in June, outpacing expectations
The US economy added 372,000 jobs in June, an unexpected boost in hiring and a signal that the labor market remains robust despite recession…
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VIDEO: Gas prices across the country coming back down
Gas prices across the country are coming back down, according to AAA, the national average for a gallon of regular gas stands at $4.72 today.…
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Shinzo Abe, powerful former Japan PM, leaves divided legacy and was assassinated
Shinzo Abe was a political blueblood groomed for power, Japan’s longest serving prime minister, he was also perhaps the most polarizing, complex…
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Two San Luis women to be sentenced for Ballot Harvesting
Guillermina Fuentes and Alma Juarez will be receiving their sentences on July 7 after pleading guilty for ballot abuse, also known as “ballot…
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Migrant children in Mexicali dream of better futures in the United States
While migrant children come from all different countries, for many different reasons, all of them try and make the best out of a hard…
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