City of Brawley reacts to experiencing multiple earthquakes

KYMA on May 11, 2026

Jessamyn Dodd

BRAWLEY, Calif. (KYMA) – The City of Brawley experienced a series of earthquakes Saturday evening, lasting into early Sunday morning.

“Everything fell from my shelves, my restroom, the cabinets…We had some broken coffee mugs and glasses and yeah a lot of shaking,” said George Prieto, a resident of Brawley.

The earthquakes clocked in at just under 5.0 on the Richter Scale.

According to the United States Geological Survey, aftershocks can occur within several hours, and even up to a day after the main shock.

The City of Brawley activated its Emergency Operations Center to support response efforts.

Prieto said he slept in his truck due to the constant aftershocks.

“I decided to sleep outside because the house was rocking and rolling and. It’s just a lot. It’s a lot of shaking for our valley,” he explained.

The California Governor’s Office advises residents to stop, cover and hold on during an earthquake, and to be familiar with exits and evacuation routes.

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No one hurt after car hits Kingdom City Subway

KMIZ on May 10, 2026

Olivia Hayes

KINGDOM CITY, Mo. (KMIZ)

The Missouri State Highway Patrol confirmed Sunday a car struck the Subway restaurant in Kingdom City and drove off.

Sgt. Kyle Green, with MSHP’s Troop F, said no injuries were reported and no one is currently in custody.

Green said law enforcement has a vehicle of interest that they are looking for, so he would not provide a description at this time.

ABC 17 News also reached out to the Callaway County Sheriff’s Office for more information, but officials were not immediately available for comment.

Check back for further updates.

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Rural Metro responds to two-vehicle crash on Fortuna Overpass

KYMA on May 10, 2026

Dillon Fuhrman

YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA) – Rural Metro says they responded to a two-vehicle crash late Sunday morning.

According to a post on Facebook, the crash happened in the area of the southbound lanes of the Fortuna Overpass after 11 a.m.

Courtesy: Rural Metro

Upon arrival, Rural Metro says crews found two vehicles that were heavily damaged, prompting them to immediately secure both vehicles and assess the occupants.

While one person was taken to Onvida Foothills with minor injuries, Rural Metro says no other injuries were reported.

Courtesy: Rural Metro

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ICFD responds to commercial kitchen blaze

KYMA on May 10, 2026

Jessamyn Dodd

IMPERIAL, Calif. (KYMA) – The Imperial County Fire Department (ICFD) responded to a structure fire Saturday in the City of Imperial.

The two-alarm fire was assisted by the El Centro Fire Department and Holtville Fire Department.

Crews worked to contain the flames and keep the fire from spreading to adjacent businesses and apartment buildings.

KYMA spoke to Battalion Chief Hector Garcia with ICFD, who said the building is used as a commercial kitchen, where food vendors prepare their food.

“We arrived on scene we had smoke showing from the eaves of the roof and along alongside the back of the property. It was a light smoke, however, it’s getting pretty thick, so, we had the guys come in, secure the water source, and get ready for entry,” Chief Garcia said.

The building was vacant at the time and no injuries were reported. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

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Two dead in murder-suicide in Yuma

KYMA on May 10, 2026

Dillon Fuhrman

YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA) – The Yuma Police Department says two men are dead in a murder-suicide Saturday night.

According to a press release, it happened in the area of S. 13th Avenue and W. Third Street, near Sanguinetti Athletic Complex, at around 7:45 p.m.

Upon arrival, YPD says officers found a unresponsive man underneath a gazebo and performed life-saving measures.

YPD says 55-year-old Richard Carter shot the victim, 65-year-old Alvin Nelson, and drove away.

YPD also says they received an attempted suicide call in the area of S. Fifth Avenue and W. 18th Street before 8 p.m., which involved Carter.

Following these calls, YPD says both Nelson and Carter were taken to Onvida Health, where they both died.

The investigation is ongoing. If anyone has information regarding the case, call YPD at 928-783-4421, or 78-CRIME at 928-782-7463 to remain anonymous.

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Cafecito hosts Mother’s Day Brunch

KYMA on May 10, 2026

Dillon Fuhrman

YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA) – Families across Yuma County attended a Mother’s Day brunch hosted by a local coffeehouse.

Cafecito held the brunch at 9 a.m. Sunday, and featured a variety of food items, like Breakfast Sopes and Horchata French Toast Casserole.

There was also live music from DJ Rude, and Cafecito’s co-owners, Ashley and Travis Krizay, said there was a long line outside the coffeehouse before it was open.

The brunch was honor of Mother’s Day, which is celebrated on the second Sunday of May, and the Krizays shared why they hosted the brunch.

“This is something special we do. It’s a great day to honor moms and we appreciate them all out there. We all have one,” Ashley explained.

“We’ve always been just such a welcoming place to families, so it’s popular with moms,” Travis added.

The brunch lasted until 1 p.m.

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One injured in crash on Avenue C

KYMA on May 10, 2026

Dillon Fuhrman

YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA) – The Yuma Police Department (YPD) is investigating a crash which left one person injured.

According to a press release, the crash happened in the area of Avenue C, near the Central Drain, before 6:40 a.m. Saturday.

YPD says a 20-year-old woman was driving a Honda Civic southbound on Avenue C when a 36-year-old man, riding his bicycle southbound, veered from the bike lane and into the Honda Civic.

As a result, the bicyclist was taken to Onvida Health and was later flown to a Phoenix area hospital due to his injuries.

As of Sunday, the bicyclist is listed in stable condition, according to YPD

The investigation is ongoing. If anyone has information regarding the case, call YPD at 928-783-4421, or 78-CRIME at 928-782-7463 to remain anonymous.

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Hallsville man seriously injured in Boone County crash

KMIZ on May 10, 2026

Haley Swaino

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ)

A Hallsville man was seriously hurt in a Boone County crash early Saturday morning.

According to a Missouri State Highway Patrol crash report, the 21-year-old was driving a 2024 Jeep Cherokee north on U.S. 63 around 1:15 a.m.

He drove off the left side of the road at East Dripping Springs Road, and the vehicle flipped. The report says the Jeep was totaled.

The man was taken to University Hospital by ambulance with serious injuries. He was not wearing a seatbelt, according to the report.

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Missouri lawmakers up against deadline to pass legislation, governor priorities

KMIZ on May 10, 2026

Alison Patton

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ)

Lawmakers are wrapping up final attempts to pass legislation this week as the legislative session ends Friday. While legislators have addressed many of Gov. Mike Kehoe’s legislative priorities, lawmakers are still working on some.

Senate Bill 971 would allow public school students to attend a school outside their home district starting in the 2028 school year. The bill is currently waiting on the Senate’s informal calendar for perfection on Monday.

Senate Bill 838, another legislative priority for the governor, would allow the maintenance of electric transmission facilities within highway rights-of-way. This bill is backed by Sen. Mike Cierpiot (R- Lee’s Summit). The bill would also update Missouri’s Renewable Energy Standard. It is on the informal calendar for a third reading in the Senate.

Senators have almost 60 House bills that are on the informal calendar for third reading. One of those is House Bill 3146, which would give the Secretary of State three tries to rewrite ballot language. This bill is closely modeled after Senate Bill 22, which a Missouri Supreme Court judge knocked down earlier this year.

The Senate also has over 30 of its own bills on the informal perfection calendar, and two bills on the formal calendar for perfection. That includes Senate Joint Resolution 97, which would put a 16-year term limit on representatives and senators between each chamber.

Lawmakers have already passed a few of the governor’s legislative priorities, like Senate Bill 863, which would add a governor-appointed appeals board to the Missouri State High School Activities Association. This bill is waiting for Kehoe’s signature.

That’s along with HJR 173 and 174, which would phase out the state’s income tax. Missouri voters will have the final say on whether it truly passes this fall when it appears on the ballot.

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Mayor thanks community for stepping in after rock thrown at monk seal

CNN Newsource on May 10, 2026

By Jeremiah Estrada

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    LAHAINA, Hawaii (KITV) — Maui County Mayor Richard Bissen spoke out in support of a Hawaiian monk seal after a rock was thrown at her in Lahaina in a viral incident.

A federal investigation began after a video appearing to show a man throwing a large rock toward a Hawaiian monk seal named Lani on Maui spread online. The viral incident involving the endangered animal led to swift response from law enforcement and widespread public outrage.

The County of Maui posted a video on social media on Thursday, May 8, with Bissen’s response to the incident. He said members of his team in Lahaina have been tracking and looking out for her for some time now.

Bissen went on to thank everyone who stepped in, protected her and reported the “unacceptable behavior.”

“Behavior like this will not be tolerated,” Bissen said. “I assure you that I will see to it personally that this individual is prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Whether at the county, state or federal level, there must be serious consequences for anyone who harms or threatens protected wildlife.”

The suspect was detained and the case is expected to be referred to National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Office of Law Enforcement. At this time, he has not been charged.

“Lani, we have your back, and we hope to see you swimming by Front Street for many years to come,” Bissen said.

He concluded his message saying, “Let’s continue working together to protect our wildlife friends and preserve the deep respect we have for the creatures that share these islands with us.”

To find more information about NOAA’s conservation and management of endangered Hawaiian monk seals, visit fisheries.noaa.gov/species/hawaiian-monk-seal/conservation-management.

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