Yuma Sun - 2019-11-20

• Local charter schools stay positive with state grades
• YPD introduces online crime reporting
• Shooting trial may be delayed
• Another continuanc­e granted in Foothills armed robbery case
• Carter unveils plan to cut down on teen vaping
• Patriot Movement wants lawsuit dismissed
• Yuma County gets HUD funds to help aid lowincome homeowners
• Disney+ ruins classics with new trigger warnings
• Dale Eugene Grissom
• Funeral Notices
• As Epstein died guards allegedly shopped, slept
• What’s Going On
• Don’t overlook splashy coffee table books as holiday gifts
• Lawsuits by Michael Jackson accusers likely to be restored
• Family & Community Education hosts 49th annual bazaar
• Lack of games, convoluted pricing hamper Google’s new Stadia game-streaming service
• New drugs may offer fresh ways to fight heart disease
• State of California sues Juul over ads, sales targeting youth
• Mailing free home HIV tests helps detect infections
• What’s Going On
• Kings hang on late
• LSU, OSU, Clemson, UGA remain atop CFP rankings
• Matadors eliminated
• Quick Hitters
• Ducks claim Pac-12 North, but otherwise uncertaint­y abounds
• Nadal leads Spain to win
• Column: Lexi Thompson wants golf, life to be positive
• Manfred says he has broad authority for Astros discipline

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