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IV Fairgrounds brings back Fourth of July drone show

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By Jessamyn Dodd Verified
| KYMA-TV (Yuma, AZ) Verified
IMPERIAL, Calif. (KYMA) - The sky above the Imperial Valley Fairgrounds will light up for America's 250th birthday. The Independence Day Drone Show is a safer and quieter alternative to traditional fireworks, making it a family-friendly environment with music and local food vendors. KYMA caught up with the Imperial Valley Regional Chamber of Commerce board member Sher Cowie for a sneek peek at the preparations.
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Data center developer and activists appear in court for civil lawsuit hearing

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By Jessamyn Dodd Verified
| KYMA-TV (Yuma, AZ) Verified
Updated today at 3:04 PM Published July 2, 2026 2:54 PM EL CENTRO, Calif.—Sebastian Rucci, the developer behind a planned data center in the City of Imperial, is suing several local activists. The parties appeared for a hearing at the courthouse in El Centro on July 2. Rucci filed a civil defamation lawsuit in April against Mt. Signal Media's Jake Tison; Jose Luis Olmeda Velez, the executive director of Comite Civico del Valle; and also against Comite Civico del Valle, a local nonprofit.
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The Valley’s Forgotten: what happens when a case goes cold?

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By Jessamyn Dodd Verified
| KYMA-TV (Yuma, AZ) Verified
IMPERIAL COUNTY, Calif.- For criminals in Imperial County there are a million places to disappear. The Valley stretches for miles with vast desert terrains, mountains, and fields. When a homicide happens, investigators follow every lead they can, but eventually some cases hit a dead end. The files are stored away, waiting for new evidence, a new witness, or a new break. "Witnesses' memories fade. They move, they change address, they change names.
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