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Month: September 2020

Tom Lea Month

‘A man who drew his nourishment from this region’; El Paso celebrates Tom Lea month with in-person and virtual events

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — October is a time to recognize local writer and artist Tom Lea, who spent much of his career showcasing the Borderland region. The Tom Lea Institute hosts events each year to honor him. This year, events will be in-person and online. They will continue through February. This year’s theme is

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China says it got WHO support for coronavirus vaccine emergency use

China gained the “understanding and support” from the World Health Organization before starting a controversial emergency use program for its Covid-19 vaccine candidates, a Chinese health official said Friday. China has been administering experimental coronavirus vaccines to hundreds of thousands of people since July under an emergency use program approved by the Chinese government, before

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Breonna Taylor’s relatives are expected to speak Friday, and their attorney says he hopes a federal probe ‘finally gets justice’

Breonna Taylor’s family is expected to speak publicly Friday for the first time since Kentucky’s attorney general announced that no police officer would be charged directly with her death. And the family’s attorney said Friday he is counting on a different, federal investigation for justice. “We hope the FBI investigation finally gets justice for Bre

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