Louisville mayor to be investigated for handling of protesters and Breonna Taylor’s case
Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer’s handling of the Breonna Taylor case, the death of David McAtee and the protests that followed will soon be…
Continue ReadingMonth: July 2020
A 33-year-old tech CEO was found dismembered in a New York apartment, law enforcement source says
A 33-year-old tech CEO was found dismembered in a luxury New York condo, a law enforcement source told CNN. The New York Police Department confirmed…
Continue Reading An Arizona man in a coma from coronavirus woke up paralyzed
For Eddie Case, recovering from Covid-19 comes with hard work and uncertainty. The virus sent him into a medically induced coma, he told CNN’s…
Continue Reading
Fauci says he’s ‘walking a tightrope’ as people try to ‘pit’ him against the president
The nation’s leading infectious disease expert, Dr. Anthony Fauci, doesn’t like “conflict” and he doesn’t “like…
Continue Reading
Elena Delle Donne ‘shocked’ her WNBA season medical opt-out request was denied, Mystics say she’ll be paid
Elena Delle Donne, the reigning WNBA MVP, wants to play basketball. But the Washington Mystics star, who has battled Lyme disease for years, also…
Continue Reading George Floyd’s family files civil rights lawsuit calling killings by police a ‘public health crisis’
Attorneys for the family of George Floyd filed a federal civil rights lawsuit on Wednesday against the city of Minneapolis and the police officers…
Continue Reading Errors end Liverpool’s record points chase with defeat at Arsenal
Having won its first English top-tier title for 30 years in such a convincing manner, breaking records was the main thing left on Liverpool’s…
Continue Reading
5 things to know for July 16: Coronavirus, race & police, election, Huawei, Twitter
China’s economy is growing again after its worst three months in decades, and that’s good news for the rest of the world. Here’s…
Continue Reading The muddled public message on coronavirus isn’t just confusing. It’s harmful
Don’t wear a mask unless you’re sick. If you really want a mask, use a non-medical one. Actually, it’s better to wear a mask all…
Continue Reading
Charlie Minn’s documentary film titled ‘915’ offers disturbing look at Walmart shooting
EL PASO, Texas — It’s been nearly a year since the Cielo Vista Walmart mass shooting claimed the lives of 23 people.For months, director Charlie…
Continue Reading
Some El Pasoans opt to go to New Mexico for easier virus testing
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico — Data shows that coronavirus cases continue rising in southwest New Mexico, but could that be because El Pasoans have been…
Continue Reading
101-year-old El Paso man who narrowly escaped Spanish Flu, survived WWII, dies of Covid-19
EL PASO, Texas — An El Paso family is mourning the loss of an adorned husband, father and grandfather. Daniel Fernandez Sr. died at the age of…
Continue Reading
Temps gradually cool; some storms around
El Paso recorded its 13th triple digit day in a row and its 26th so far this year. The good news is some relief is coming. Temps will continue to…
Continue Reading Officials seek options for when hospitals run out of ICU beds
The shortage of hospital beds for coronavirus patients in some areas of the US has officials looking at where they will put people when more come in.…
Continue Reading A coronavirus test could cost as little as $20 or as much as $850
The list price of a Covid-19 diagnostic test varies widely depending on the hospital, according to a Kaiser Family Foundation analysis released…
Continue Reading
NMAA amends 2020-2021 sports calendar; football season to begin in February
ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico – The New Mexico Activities Association (NMAA) remains confident that there will be high school sports next school year.…
Continue Reading
Emotions run high in decision to rename Oñate High in Las Cruces
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico — Emotions were still running high Wednesday, the day after the decision was made that a Las Cruces high school…
Continue Reading
No more delays: It’s tax day – Here’s what you need to know about tonight’s deadline
WASHINGTON, DC — This year’s federal income tax deadline was postponed to July 15 due to the coronavirus pandemic, and the Internal…
Continue Reading
Las Cruces restaurants bristle at loss of indoor dining, some adding outdoor patios
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico — Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s revamped public health order took effect this week, and some restaurant owners weren’t…
Continue Reading
Locomotive FC can’t shake New Mexico United late; game ends in 2-2 draw
EL PASO, Texas — El Paso Locomotive FC passed their first test on Saturday in their return to the field since the coronavirus pandemic halted USL…
Continue Reading
Dona Ana County sees 12th virus death; 2 more southern New Mexico nursing homes infected
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico — A man in his 70s from Doña Ana County was among a half-dozen new coronavirus deaths in New Mexico reported by state health…
Continue Reading
UTEP RB Quardraiz Wadley Named to Doak Walker Award Watch List
EL PASO, Texas — UTEP senior running back Quardraiz Wadley has been named to the Doak Walker Award Watch List, it was announced by the PwC SMU…
Continue Reading
USC will award $4,000 scholarships per semester to students who stay at home
The University of Southern California’s financial aid office announced it will award up to $8,000 in scholarships to students who would…
Continue Reading
Joe Biden’s among numerous prominent Twitter accounts hacked in ransom attack
WASHINGTON, DC — The Twitter accounts of numerous well-known figures and companies have apparently been compromised by an unknown hacker asking…
Continue Reading
Kanye West dropping out of 2020 presidential race
NEW YORK, NY — Kanye West’s run for the 2020 presidency is reportedly over just as quickly as it started. Less than two weeks after the July…
Continue Reading
Nick Cannon let go by ViacomCBS over anti-Semitic comments
ViacomCBS is ending a decades-long relationship with Nick Cannon after he recently made anti-Semitic comments on his podcast. The actor and TV host…
Continue Reading One of the country’s largest megachurches says it’s canceling all in-person services for the rest of 2020 over coronavirus concerns
One of the country’s largest megachurches said it is suspending in-person worship for the rest of 2020 due to coronavirus concerns.…
Continue Reading Several big US school districts are extending remote classes into the fall
School districts across the country are being forced to reconsider their reopening plans and even reverse course for the upcoming school year, as…
Continue Reading Huge protests rock several countries as coronavirus ignites rage against governments
Major protests are breaking out against governments in several countries after coronavirus sparked fury over grievances including economic problems…
Continue Reading
Midland’s ‘Touch a Truck’ event restructured as ‘Don’t Touch a Truck’
Click here for updates on this story MIDLAND, MI (WNEM) — The City of Midland cancelled its annual Touch a Truck event…
Continue Reading