SPECIAL REPORT: Journey to the Center of the World
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AWC San Luis campus opens a new lab
Arizona Western College students from San Luis won’t have to transfer to Yuma for their science classes anymore.…
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Yuma Fire Department joins national tribute for fallen firefighters
The Yuma Fire Department and the City of Yuma join the national tribute to “Light the Night for Fallen…
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Comcast helps hurricane Ian victims
Comcast says it’s opened upwards of 200-thousand x-finity wi-fi hotspots in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, and south…
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Coffee can lead to a longer life
Two or three cups of coffee a day could lead to a longer…
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FDA on updated boosters for children
The fda’s authorization for updated covid boosters could be expanded to younger age groups as soon…
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PF Chang’s relaunches loyalty program, opens up tier system
The 21st Century subscription trend continues to carry on and now the roads lead to subscription Chinese food – courtesy of PF Chang’s.…
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Lawmakers race against the clock to avoid government shutdown
The clock is ticking for lawmakers as congress is rushing to avoid a federal government…
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Ian downgraded to tropical storm as it makes its way up east coast
Hurricane Ian which has weakened to a tropical storm early Thursday morning after barreling through southwest Florida as a powerful…
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Cibola Lady Raiders swing by San Luis
Above all, the girls are anxious to learn and get better – Cibola girls golf head coach Kristin Collins…
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Amberly’s Place kicks off domestic violence awareness with local law enforcement
October is almost here and with it comes Domestic Violence Awareness…
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Cracking down on cartels recruiting teenage Arizonans through social media
In Washington, Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema introduced the Combating Cartels on Social Media…
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Southwest High School receives alarming social media post
In the early evening hours of Tuesday, September 27, officials at Southwest High School became aware of a social media…
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CDC makes new recommendations regarding face masks
The CDC now recommends masking for healthcare employees who might come across patients who live in a high community transmission…
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Lawyer files a lawsuit over Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Plan
AÂ lawyer filed a lawsuit over president Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan — arguing the policy is an abuse of executive…
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Hurricane Ian to make an impact on college football schedule
Hurricane Ian is bringing a full-on blitz and college football is doing its best to avoid a…
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Federal judge asked to mandate psychological tests for migrants separated from families
The Justice Department is calling on a federal judge to make psychological tests mandatory for some migrant families separated at the southern…
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Bipartisan bill passed makes it harder to overturn presidential election results
Democratic and Republican lawmakers on Capitol Hill may not agree on much but many seem to agree that the person elected President is who should…
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53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron collects data on Hurricane Ian
The 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron flies into Hurricane Ian from Keesler Air Force Base, Miss. to collect…
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