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Month: March 2020

Crash Course in ‘Floorball’ carries Hanks High School to Special Olympics

EL PASO, Texas — About two months ago, Hanks High School special education staffer Richard Rodriguez had never heard of “Floorball.” So, it’s pretty extraordinary that Rodriguez will coach the United States National Floorball Team, made up of students from Hanks, in next February’s 2021 Special Olympics. “Floorball is exactly like hockey except it’s with

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Sanders responds angrily to reporter when asked about his campaign: ‘I’m dealing with a f**king global crisis’

Bernie Sanders has a decision to make about his campaign now that his path to the Democratic presidential nomination has effectively closed and the coronavirus pandemic has thrown into question the timing of future primary elections. But on Wednesday, when asked during a question and answer session with reporters what his time frame for making

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Sanders responds angrily to reporter when asked about his campaign: ‘I’m dealing with a f**king global crisis’

Bernie Sanders has a decision to make about his campaign now that his path to the Democratic presidential nomination has effectively closed and the coronavirus pandemic has thrown into question the timing of future primary elections. But on Wednesday, when asked during a question and answer session with reporters what his time frame for making

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Project Amistad

El Paso’s Project Amistad has a new CEO

EL PASO, Texas – Andrea Ramirez is moving up. Ramirez served as Chief Operating Officer of Project Amistad. She is now working with outgoing Chief Executive Officer Xavier Banales to take over the top spot. The organization helps the elderly, persons-at-risk and persons with disabilities lead rewarding lives. There are programs to assist with money

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Reps. Mario Diaz-Balart and Ben McAdams become first members of Congress to test positive for coronavirus

Reps. Mario Diaz-Balart and Ben McAdams have become the first members of Congress to test positive for coronavirus, a grim new indicator of the virus’ aggressive spread. “On Saturday evening, Congressman Diaz-Balart developed symptoms including a fever and headache. Just a short while ago, he was notified that he has tested positive for COVID-19,” his

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World’s most expensive cities to live in

The global economic landscape could be very different this time next year, but 2020’s most expensive cities have been revealed — and the number one spot belongs not to one single city, but to three destinations. Hong Kong, Singapore and Osaka are joint leaders on the Economist Intelligence Unit’s 2020 Worldwide Cost of Living Survey.

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5.7 magnitude earthquake in Utah knocks out power to thousands and diverts flights

A 5.7 magnitude earthquake shook the Salt Lake City area Wednesday morning, cutting power to tens of thousands and suspending work at Utah’s public health lab amid the coronavirus pandemic, officials said. Flights to Salt Lake International Airport were diverted, departures were postponed and terminals and concourses were evacuated so engineers could inspect the facilities,

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Panamá asegura haber aislado el genoma del covid-19

(CNN Español) – Científicos del Instituto Conmemorativo Gorgas han logrado aislar el genoma SARS COV-2, el virus detrás de la pandemia mundial del covid-19, según informó este martes el viceministro de Salud, Luis Francisco Sucre. El infectólogo Xavier Sáez Llorens, miembro de la Comisión contra el Coronavirus, explicó que Panamá sería el primero en Centroamérica

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Art teacher motivates students from home

Click here for updates on this story     Franklin (WSMV) — A Franklin art teacher is still helping her students learn, but she’s doing it from inside her home. Cassie Stephens is art teacher at Johnson Elementary School in Franklin. Stephens is encouraging children and their parents to practice art while their inside their homes by

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Cierre de fronteras en República Dominicana dispara tráfico de pasajeros en el principal aeropuerto

(CNN Español) – El inminente cierre de las fronteras en República Dominicana ha provocado un sustancial aumento del tráfico de pasajeros en el Aeropuerto Internacional de Las Américas, el principal del país, en particular de aquellas personas que buscan salir, según informó el vocero de la terminal aérea Luis López. La aglomeración de pasajeros se

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