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Month: June 2020

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T-Mobile customers report widespread service outages – including in El Paso

EL PASO, Texas — T-Mobile was experiencing outages on Monday afternoon throughout portions of the U.S., including Texas and El Paso. DownDetector, which tracks user-submitted outage reports, indicated a major outage for T-mobile, with more than 100,000 reports received nationwide. T-Mobile’s president of technology tweeted that the company’s engineers were working on resolving a “voice and

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Tyler Perry will pay for funeral of Rayshard Brooks

Click here for updates on this story     ATLANTA, Ga. (WGCL) — An attorney for the family of 27-year-old Rayshard Brooks announced during a press conference on Monday that media mogul Tyler Perry will pay for the man’s funeral. Multiple members of Brooks’ family also spoke during the press conference, many of them expressing their frustration

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Google’s Wing drones are dropping off books to students in Virginia who can’t go to the library because of the coronavirus

A librarian in Virginia concerned about students unable to check out books from the library found a way around coronavirus restrictions to keep kids reading: Book delivery via drone. Middle school librarian Kelly Passek collaborated with drone service Wing from Google’s parent company Alphabet to use drones to deliver library books to students in Christiansburg’s

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New Mexico governor wants to deal with state spending, voting reform & police body cams in special session

SANTA FE, New Mexico — Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has not yet released the official agenda for New Mexico’s special legislative session due to begin Thursday, but she has indicated a broadened scope beyond budget matters to wade into potentially volatile issues of election procedure and police accountability. The governor wants to consider possible election

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Helping out a community hit hard by flooding

Click here for updates on this story     GILBERTON, PA (WNEP) — Main Street in Gilberton has been transformed into a river. For many, the last four days of fighting floodwaters have been nothing but devastating. “I’ve been off and on crying,” said Kathleen Merna of Gilberton. “I find myself fortunate because I’m young, me and

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