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Southern Sonora cleaning up damage 2 days after Tropical Storm Polo (opens the original)
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Sonora is still cleaning up the damage of Tropical Storm Polo after the downgraded hurricane touched down in the Mexican state south of Arizona this week. Communities in southern Sonora continue to be affected by flooding from Polo, two days after the storm touched down after sweeping over the Baja peninsula and Gulf of California. A collapsed bridge left the community of Suaqui Grande, southeast of the state capital of Hermosillo, largely unreachable. Local media reported this and less than a d
AZ Game and Fish asks Arizonans to look out for New World screwworm (opens the original)
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Arizona’s Game and Fish Department wants Arizonans to watch out for a flesh-eating parasite after a recent detection in New Mexico. Earlier this month, New Mexico reported its second case of the New World screwworm parasite in a horse in Grant County, about 50 miles from the Arizona border. The parasite, which can burrow into the flesh of warm blooded animals and be deadly, has not been reported in Arizona since it re-entered the United States for the first time in decades this past summer. But
U.S. sanctions target alleged head of Sinaloa cartel faction in latest crackdown (opens the original)
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The United States announced sanctions against additional alleged members of a faction of the Sinaloa cartel Tuesday. The new U.S. Treasury Department sanctions target 21 people and 25 entities it says are associated with the Mayiza faction of the Sinaloa cartel. The sanctions’ targets include Ismael Zambada Sicairos — also known as “Mayito Flaco” — the son of Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada. The longtime Sinaloa cartel boss was recently sentenced to life in prison in the United States. Treasury now des
Polo moves through Sonora as tropical storm after weakening (opens the original)
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Hurricane Polo weakened into a tropical storm as it made its way inland into the Mexican state of Sonora on Tuesday. Once swirling as a Category 5 hurricane off of Mexico’s west coast, Polo caused flooding and rough surf in coastal areas of Sonora, south of Arizona, after passing over the Baja peninsula and the Gulf of California. The storm touched down in Sonora with less intensity than forecasted after authorities in the state canceled school and other non-essential work activities as the popu
Hurricane Polo to bring heavy rain and strong winds to Sonora on Tuesday (opens the original)
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Much of the Mexican state of Sonora, south of Arizona, has been bracing for the arrival of Hurricane Polo. Hurricane Polo is predicted to make landfall on the Baja peninsula Monday evening before heading inland to Sonora on Tuesday. A hurricane warning is in effect for much of Sonora’s southern coastline, including the popular beach destinations of Bahía Kino and San Carlos. Schools are closed throughout the state Tuesday. The National Hurricane Center predicts Polo will remain a hurricane when
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