Snoop Dogg’s grandson was only alive for 10 days when he died Wednesday in his father’s arms. Corde Broadus, Snoop Dogg’s son, shared the news of son Kai’s death in an emotional post on Instagram, writing that Kai’s influence will continue to impact and inspire him. “He died in my arms and that feeling of
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A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration’s plan to expand a procedure to speed up deportations for some undocumented immigrants. The policy shift, announced in July, casts a wider net over undocumented immigrants subject to the fast-track deportation procedure known as “expedited removal,” which allows immigration authorities to remove an individual without a hearing
Continue Reading About 26 whales beached this week in Georgia — and 16 of them died — in the second mass stranding this year in the state, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources said. The short-finned pilot whales were stranded Wednesday on or near St. Catherines Island south of Savannah, the department said in a news release.
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3…2…1 Blast off! Dozens of kids and their parents gathered together Saturday morning at the RC Airstrip in northeast El Paso to help launch a week-long series of events for the upcoming 2nd annual El Paso Space Festival. Insights El Paso has partnered with Sunland Park Mall, NASA, Boy Scouts BSA Yucca Council, UTEP, YISD,
Continue Reading A US serviceman who oversaw Army communications at President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida was sentenced to three years of probation for lying during a child pornography investigation, according to court documents. Richard Ciccarella told federal agents that he was the “Non-commissioned Officer in Charge” of White House communications at Mar-a-Lago, the documents state.
Continue Reading For the residents of one of the largest communities in Texas, Deputy Sandeep Dhaliwal was a lot more than a law enforcement officer. He was jovial, kind, a trailblazer for his faith and a beacon for his community. “He laughed and joked with all of us, and left a bright impression on my son who
Continue Reading Alabama investigators are looking into the hot car death of an 11-month-old boy after he and his twin sister were left for hours in a vehicle at a car dealership Friday, police said. Emergency responders went to Sunny King Honda around 11:54 a.m. after receiving a 911 call of two infants inside a vehicle, Oxford
Continue Reading Amber Guyger, the ex-Dallas police officer charged with killing a 26-year-old man in his own apartment while she was off duty, broke down on the witness stand Friday, saying she believed she had entered her own home and thought the man she encountered was going to kill her. “I hate that I have to live
Continue Reading You’d be forgiven if Friday’s Google Doodle threw you off a little bit. Usually when you click on the little masterpieces, it takes you to a Google page full of info about whatever milestone or memory they’re highlighting. But the Google Doodle for September 27 just takes readers to … more Google? Surprise! It’s Google’s
Continue Reading The Des Moines Register reporter who exposed a man’s racist tweets from 2012 is no longer with the publication after readers revealed his own controversial social media posts. “We took appropriate action because there is nothing more important in journalism than having readers’ trust,” Executive Editor Carol Hunter said in an opinion piece, responding to
Continue Reading Start saving your coins — Billie Eilish is going on tour. Again. The “Bad Guy” singer announced her new world tour Friday, while her current world tour is still underway. Call it a strong work ethic. Her new tour, called “Where Do We Go?,” is set to begin in March 2020 and span North America,
Continue Reading A faculty member at Harvard University walked up to her office to find a note on the door insulting her ethnicity and immigration status, according to university officials. The woman was walking with a group of graduate students Thursday when she saw the obscene, hateful note that “challenged her right to be at Harvard and
Continue Reading Authorities are on the hunt for the man who violently attacked a 91-year-old widower with a large rock as he was visiting his wife’s gravesite, police said. The suspect “took property from the victim” and then fled on foot and later a bike, the Santa Clara Police Department said, calling the attack “unprovoked and ruthless.”
Continue Reading One hundred years ago, Kyle Miller’s great uncles were shot and killed passing through Elaine, Arkansas, on their way home from a hunting trip. They were among the hundreds of black people murdered in the first days of October 1919 by white mobs and government troops who poured into the small farming community on the
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An El Paso judge Friday granted a four-year protective order which legally separates two teenage girls involved in what appeared to be a brutal high school assault caught on camera. “I was very pleased,” said Lisa Sander, the mother of the girl who says she was victimized. “The administration at the school didn’t take seriously
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Below are the scores and highlights for week four of the Borderland Blitz: 9/26 and 9/27 Hanks 21 at Del Valle 50 — FINAL Socorro 3 at Parkland 53 — FINAL Chapin 0 at Franklin 42 — FINAL El Dorado 0 vs. Americas 58 — FINAL Eastwood 30 vs. Montwood 49 — FINAL Jefferson 37
Continue Reading A 10-year-old African American girl who was beaten up on a school bus in upstate New York told police her two attackers called her the N-word as the bus monitor did nothing, according to court documents obtained by CNN affiliate WWNY. The victim’s mother reported the incident to police on September 10. Her mother said
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A homeless, disabled veteran in a wheelchair was struck and killed late Friday afternoon by a semi-truck near North Loop and Americas in the city’s Lower Valley, witnesses told ABC-7. El Paso police confirmed the deadly accident happened around 4 p.m. At the scene, a white sheet covered the victim and a mangled wheelchair with
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When multidrug-resistant pathogens kept reappearing on the skin of premature babies in a German hospital’s neonatal intensive care unit, investigators were confused. Tests for contamination in the incubators, as well as among healthcare workers who came into contact with the preemies, were all coming up negative, according to a report on the case published Friday
Continue Reading The first Sikh to become a deputy at a Houston-area sheriff’s department was fatally shot in the head from behind Friday, authorities said. Sandeep Dhaliwal, who was described as a trailblazer who paved the way for other Sikhs to join the department, was conducting a traffic stop when he was shot, Harris County Sheriff Ed
Continue Reading“Cowboys for Trump,” a pro-Trump group of New Mexico cowboys, is looking to flip the state, turning it red. Their plan to achieve their goal: Helping their communities and raising awareness of the values and issues they think impact every New Mexican. On Friday, the group rode along the U.S.-Mexico border to raise awareness of
Continue Reading Authorities say a man arrested for assaulting a real estate agent during an open house in California has attacked at least four other women this year. Alen Karaboghosian, 45, was charged with assault with intent to commit rape and four counts of sexual battery, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office said Friday. He pleaded
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Joseph Wilson, the former ambassador who set off a political firestorm by disputing U.S. intelligence used to justify the 2003 Iraq invasion, died Friday, according to his ex-wife. He was 69. Wilson died of organ failure in Santa Fe, said his former wife, Valerie Plame, whose identity as a CIA operative was exposed days after
Continue Reading Thomas Gilbert Jr., who was convicted of killing his father after the older man cut back his weekly allowance, was sentenced Friday to 30 years to life in prison. Thomas Gilbert Sr., a founding managing partner of the hedge fund Wainscott Capital, was found dead in his apartment in January 2015 with a gunshot wound
Continue Reading The parents of an 11-month-old boy were arrested after allegedly falling asleep while their son overdosed on fentanyl in the backseat of their car, according to Pennsylvania State Police. Kristen Bristow and Charles Salzman Jr. were charged with aggravated assault and endangering the welfare of the child, police said in a statement released Thursday. Salzman
Continue Reading A person suspected of shooting two people and killing one in Ector County, Texas, is in custody as of Friday evening, according to the Ector County Sheriff’s Department. The shooter targeted people who were parked on the roadside, the sheriff’s department said. “This individual apparently pulled up there, and offered to help but it turned
Continue Reading Last Thursday, when a Georgia college student couldn’t find a babysitter, her professor volunteered to hold the student’s baby while teaching a three-hour anatomy class. A photo from that class is showing the world what kindness and compassion look like. Ramata Sissoko Cissé, an assistant professor of biology at Georgia Gwinnett College in the Atlanta
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West Texas authorities late Friday afternoon announced the arrest of a “possible serial gunman” in the Odessa area after four similar shootings, one of them deadly, occurred this week. The Ector County Sheriff, who didn’t immediately release the suspect’s name, had urged residents to be “cautious” and report any suspicious behavior to 911. All of
Continue Reading A Las Cruces man was arrested Friday on child pornography charges after authorities said they found evidence on cell phones and tablets suggesting he had been taking photos of local girls. Raymond Pacheco, 28, was arrested following a search of his residence in the Las Brisas Mobile Home Park by local and state police. “Upon
Continue Reading A Missouri man has been arrested and charged him with arson in connection with Reservoir Fire that burned approximately 128 acres, according to California fire officials. The suspect, Freddie Owen Graham, 68, had flown in from Missouri and rented a car, which he used to drive along Calaveras Road in Santa Clara County to start
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