Farmers’ Almanac announces end of operations after more than 200 years
After more than 200 years in existence, the Maine-based Farmers’ Almanac has announced it is ending operations. To be clear, the Vermont-based Old…
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First responders in California rescue pursuit suspect who fell into a trench
The Los Angeles Police Department say the man jumped from the stolen car and took off on foot, but he didn’t get far before falling into an…
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Mega Millions jackpot reaches $900 million
The estimated jackpot is now a whopping $900 million after no ticket matched all six numbers in Friday night’s drawing. The white balls were 16, 21,…
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Christmas tree arrives in 30 Rock ahead of lighting ceremony
This year’s Christmas tree arrived at 30 Rock Saturday morning, having made the 150-mile journey to midtown Manhattan from just outside of…
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Death toll rises to 14 after a UPS plane crashed near Louisville airport
Mayor of Louisville updates the death toll on social media post as another victim is recovered from UPS cargo plane…
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Mother of missing California girl arrested on unrelated charges
Ashley Buzzard was seen handcuffed and being led by Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s officials from her Vandenberg Village home into a waiting…
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Tracking another warming trend
Temperatures will be warming back to the low 90s by the end of the weekend and early next week. Tracking warm temperatures and some clouds for…
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Southern Arizona Nurse Honor Guard holds Nightingale tribute
The tribute consisted of a white rose being placed, a triangle ringing three times, a candle to symbolize the nurse’s life, and concluded with…
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Gorditas BMX invites the community to their third anniversary celebration
The fun starts at 11 a.m. at Joe Henry Park with raffles, merch, and bike giveaways. They’ll head out at 2 p.m. for a 28-mile bike ride-along around…
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Town Hall to be held in Yuma about rising utility costs
Arizona Public Service (APS) rates may be rising, so the community is planning to discuss with the Residential Utility Consumer Office on Wednesday,…
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A través de pelÃcula retratan violencia contra la mujer en frontera
Por dos años, Roy Dorantes, filmó junto con más de 150 voluntarios la pelÃcula “Ni una más” donde se expone a través de un thriller…
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AWC looking for new school president
Arizona Western College is currently searching for its new president after Dr. Daniel Corr announced his…
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Benevolence in Action Ministries host free food drive at American Legion Post 19
The Benevolence in Action Ministry hosted a free food drive at American Legion Post 19, distributing meals to hundreds of residents facing…
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Cierre de gobierno sin afectar labor de patrulla fronteriza
En el último año se han detectado a cerca de 6 mil 500 menores migrantes intentado cruzar hacia este paÃs, cifra que contrasta con los más de 60…
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Padres turn to familiar face, hire Craig Stammen as new manager
The San Diego Padres are turning to a familiar name to lead them into a new era. Former reliever Craig Stammen has been hired as the team’s next…
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Exceptional Community Hospital celebrates three-year anniversary with reaffirmation event
After three years of providing care to the people of Yuma, Exceptional Community Hospital is marking its anniversary by strengthening its bond with…
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Rising demand threatens Imperial Valley Food Bank supplies
The region already struggles with one of California’s highest rates of food insecurity, and the recent halt in SNAP benefits and furlough of federal…
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