EL PASO, Texas — Don’t forget to change your clocks this weekend, it’s Daylight Saving and that means you will lose an hour of sleep. Kerran Fowlkes with Sunny Day Defensive Driving told ABC-7 getting less than five hours of sleep before driving can be dangerous for everyone on the road. Fowlkes says it can
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A US immigration judge has ordered a Tennessee resident, who served as an armed guard at a Nazi concentration camp during World War II, be deported to Germany. Judge Rebecca L. Holt determined after a two-day trial that Friedrich Karl Berger’s “willing service as an armed guard of prisoners at a concentration camp where persecution
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Click here for updates on this story ST. CLAIR COUNTY, IL (KMOV) — An investigation is underway after a 9-year-old boy reportedly killed himself in the Metro East. The St. Clair County Coroner’s Office confirmed the boy died from an apparent hanging in a Brooklyn, Illinois apartment. As word spread through the Thomas Terry apartment
Continue Reading Since the novel coronavirus outbreak began in China last December, it has spread across the world and now threatens to become a global pandemic. The virus, formally known as Covid-19, has infected more than 90,000 people globally and killed more than 3,000. Though the majority of cases and deaths remain in mainland China, these past
Continue Reading College students who find themselves out on a date gone wrong at bars in southeastern Florida may be able to turn to the bartender for help. Posters hanging in the restrooms of about a dozen bars and restaurants in Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale and Jupiter give instructions to women about alerting bartenders if they’re in
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LAS CRUCES, NM — New Mexico State University football quarterback Josh Adkins announced his departure from the team on Twitter Friday morning. Adkins played two seasons with the Aggies, which ended the season 2-10. He referred to Proverbs 16:9, which says, “In their hearts, humans plan their course but the Lord establishes their steps”, in
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Nashville musicians are rallying around the city as it rebuilds from a devastating tornado. A leading guitar company wants to make sure they have what they need to lift Music City’s spirits. Gibson, an iconic guitar brand headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee, since 1894, said they’ll replace any guitars lost or damaged in the week’s violent
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Airline passenger traffic is plunging around the world because of coronavirus. That means tens of thousands of airline workers will probably soon be out of work, at least temporarily. Airlines are already adjusting its staffing by asking employees to take vacation at reduced pay or unpaid leaves of absence. So far, airlines’ job cuts have
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Click here for updates on this story Chicago, IL (WGN) — This is the story of a family that took a big gamble, immigrating to Waukegan, from a small town in Mexico, all in hopes of a better life. They arrived with nothing to their name, including any grasp of English. “I was only ten
Continue Reading “No Time to Die,” the latest James Bond film, was the first major Hollywood film to shift its opening because of coronavirus. It may not be the last. The outbreak, which has caused more than 3,000 deaths worldwide, the majority in Asia, has disrupted the global theater marketplace. It’s forced the closure of theaters in
Continue Reading Licking open containers of Blue Bell ice cream and sticking them back on freezer shelves was a fleeting fad in the summer of 2019 that delighted viral fame chasers and enraged law enforcement. Now one of the lickers who got caught will serve jail time and pay over $2,000 in fines and restitution. D’Adrien L’Quinn
Continue Reading For many people who feel crushed under the weight of their medical bills, trips to the mailbox can be anxiety-inducing. A reminder of that you’re in a hole that feels impossible to get out of. A reminder that someone is still after you for money that you don’t have. In the coming weeks, opening up
Continue Reading The top editor at the Washington Examiner, a leading conservative news organization, instructed staff in recent months to refrain from writing negative stories about Fox News, according to two people familiar with the matter. The people who spoke to CNN Business said that they believed the Examiner’s editor in chief, Hugo Gurdon, handed down the
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President Donald Trump made a rapid-fire series of false claims at a televised town hall event hosted by Fox News on Thursday in Scranton, Pennsylvania. We counted at least 14 false claims in our first dive into the transcript, plus four claims that were lacking some important context. The numbers might well rise as we
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San Francisco (CNN) — Un crucero retenido frente a la costa de California con miles de personas a bordo sabrá su destino el viernes, cuando los funcionarios obtengan resultados de docenas de pruebas de coronavirus. La Guardia Nacional Aérea de California bajó los equipos de prueba desde un helicóptero el jueves, después de enterarse de
Continue Reading Amid fears of the coronavirus, a growing number of food and grocery delivery services in the US are giving customers the option to have their orders left at their doorstep to avoid human interaction. Instacart, the grocery delivery startup, rolled out a new feature call “Leave at My Door Delivery,” which gives customers the option
Continue Reading (CNN Español) — Luego de que las autoridades confirmaran el primer caso de nuevo coronavirus en el país, LATAM Airlines Perú informó que el afectado es trabajador de la empresa. En un comunicado que obtuvo CNN, la aerolínea afirmó que cuando la persona viajó a Europa no se encontraba en funciones sino de vacaciones y
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After a string of tornadoes destroyed parts of Tennessee, Taylor Swift has taken action. Two days after posting about the disasters on Twitter, the singer donated $1 million to the Middle Tennessee Emergency Response Fund, which supports the communities hit and nonprofits helping the victims, spokesperson Tree Paine confirmed to CNN. “Nashville is my home
Continue Reading Longtime “Jeopardy!” host Alex Trebek isn’t letting his personal health struggles stop him from giving back. The beloved game show host recently surprised a Los Angeles homeless organization with a $100,000 check after touring the facility, its president said. Ken Craft, the president and CEO of Hope of the Valley Rescue Mission in North Hollywood,
Continue Reading Dorothy Campbell, 88, stood and waited in front of a window at a Washington state nursing home. On the other side of the glass sat her 89-year-old husband, Gene, speaking to her from a phone. He’s a patient at Life Care Center in Kirkland, a long-term care facility, and it’s the only way they can
Continue Reading A woman in Oklahoma is sending praise to a state trooper after he went above and beyond the call of duty. Andrea Derksen sent a letter to the department saying she was having a tough day when she had a blowout driving to work sometime last week. “An OHP officer stopped to help, but stated
Continue Reading It was Isabella Tadlock’s dream to be able to bend her fingers and pick things up. But she was born with a disability that made that challenging. So when the 11-year-old “Star Wars” fan asked for an R2-D2 bionic arm, she thought it was going to be the best gift ever. Then came the call
Continue Reading Country music stars are giving back to the city their genre calls home. After EF-4 and EF-3 tornadoes — which killed 24 people and caused widespread destruction — hit Tennessee, many of country music’s biggest artists stepped in to help recovery efforts. Miranda Lambert shared information on Red Cross efforts and those of Metro Animal
Continue Reading A group of family members of residents at a nursing home in Kirkland, Washington, want more answers on the conditions of their loved ones, including residents who they claim have died without being tested for the coronavirus. Seven residents at the Life Care Center have died as a result of coronavirus, according to the King
Continue Reading Environmentally conscious coffee lovers who bring their own mugs to buy fresh java at Starbucks will have to settle for paper cups for a while. Starbucks on Wednesday announced it is temporarily suspending the use of personal cups and tumblers at its stores around the world to help prevent the spread of coronavirus. The company
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY, CA (KTXL) — An urgent investigation is underway after bones had been recently found at the bottom of a San Joaquin County well. Sheriff Patrick Withrow says his office is now working to determine whether these bones are human or animal — and if the
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story Chicago, IL (WGN) — This is the story of a family that took a big gamble, immigrating to Waukegan, from a small town in Mexico, all in hopes of a better life. They arrived with nothing to their name, including any grasp of English. “I was only ten
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story CHICAGO, IL (WGN) — This is the story of a family that took a big gamble, immigrating to Waukegan, from a small town in Mexico, all in hopes of a better life. They arrived with nothing to their name, including any grasp of English. “I was only ten
Continue Reading Nota del editor: Peter Bergen es analista de seguridad nacional de CNN y profesor de práctica en la Universidad Estatal de Arizona. Su más reciente libro se titula: “Trump y sus generales: el costo del caos”. Las opiniones expresadas en este comentario son suyas. Ver más artículos de opinión en CNN. (CNN) — Hasta ahora,
Continue Reading (CNN Español) — La policía metropolitana de Medellín informó este jueves del hallazgo de dos cadáveres en la localidad de Copacabana, a unos 20 kilómetros de la capital del departamento de Antioquia. Las dos víctimas fueron descuartizadas, según informó a medios locales el coronel Omar Rodríguez, subcomandante de la policía metropolitana del Valle del Aburrá.
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