Singer accused of murdering teen pleads not guilty
The singer, whose real name is David Burke, was also assigned a new attorney from the Public Defender’s Office during Monday’s hearing in a Los…
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Double killing in Arizona investigated as a hate crime
The Tucson Police Department (TPD) said they were called a little after midnight Monday to the Venture-N…
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New report on possible environmental and health impacts of data centers
As more potential data center projects have begun popping up throughout Arizona, guidelines for determining potential environmental and health…
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CAUGHT ON CAMERA: New York man struck by lightning
Incredible surveillance video capturing the moment Staten Island man is struck by lightning last…
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Deadly stabbing attack in Times Square
Police are investigating a deadly stabbing in Times Square after officers say a knife-wielding woman attacked two people Monday…
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Nomad Games colorful opening ceremony watched by leaders
Leaders including Russian President Vladimir Putin, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian have arrived in the…
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President Trump makes healthcare affordability announcement
The companies joining the administration’s most favored nation drug pricing program include Astellas, Beone medicines, CSL, BridgeBio, Sun…
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Kalshi bans former U.S. Rep. George Santos for its first ever lifetime ban
Former U.S. Representative George Santos has become the answer to a Jeopardy! clue after being the first person ever given a lifetime ban from the…
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Body of a missing five-year-old girl found in South Carolina
Agents with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources recovered Saylor Hayes’ body after an extensive…
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Princess Kay of the Milky Way gets face carved into butter block at Minnesota State Fair
At the Minnesota state fair, Princess Kay of the Milky Way, Jena Hanson, and her court are each having their likenesses carved into a 90-pound block…
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Sword-wielding man fatally shot by Nashville police officer
The video, edited and released by the Metro Nashville Police, shows Officer Joshua Baney get out of his vehicle and fire three shots at 54-year-old…
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Tracking some nearby storms to kick off the week with cool and drier weather this week ahead
We are finally getting a break from the extreme heat! Temperatures will be trending near our seasonal averages as we wrap up August and begin…
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Jury finds man accused of killing Tupac Shakur guilty
A jury in Las Vegas has found the man accused of killing Tupac Shakur nearly 30 years ago…
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Travis Manion Foundation to host Yuma 9/11 Run
The Travis Manion Foundation will host its second annual 9/11 Heroes Run in Yuma Saturday, September 12, at the Colorado River State Historic…
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Water restored for Brawley residents following pipe burst
The pipe burst Sunday, flooding parts of the streets as crews worked to find and repair the leak. Some residents were without water for several…
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Yuma sporting goods store temporarily closed due to smoke
Big 5 Sporting Goods in Yuma is temporarily closed after smoke was seen coming from the…
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John Canaris runs for Calexico City Council
A candidate running for Calexico City Council said the city needs to be doing more to combat pollution and address environmental…
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Power outages continue in San Luis, Mexico
Mayor Cesar Sandoval met with the Federal Commission of Electricity to find a long-term solution. He said the power should be fully restored sometime…
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ECRMC’s ‘Bridge Program’ battles addiction and stigma on International Overdose Awareness Day
Running under the theme “25 Years On. Still Needed,” the day serves as a stark reminder that despite progress, drug overdose remains one of the…
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Arizona attorney general calls for statewide pause on data centers
In a press release, the pause is said to be “necessary amid rising energy bills and after the Department of Interior cut Arizona’s Colorado River…
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