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Year: 2022

Baltimore aims to be one of the first cities to address police staffing shortages by hiring civilian investigators

By Emma Tucker The Baltimore Police Department is planning to become one of the first law enforcement agencies in the country to hire civilians as investigators in its detective force as it continues to face staffing shortages amid rising homicides and shootings. Mayor Brandon Scott and Police Commissioner Michael Harrison announced on Wednesday that under

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Authorities seize over 400 pounds of meth, cocaine and heroin in toolboxes at California border crossing

By Emma Tucker, CNN US Customs and Border Protection officers in California have discovered more than 400 pounds of methamphetamine, cocaine and heroin concealed in toolboxes that were being transported to the United States. Federal officers working at the Tecate Port of Entry on April 1 encountered a 56-year-old male driver of a 2006 Toyota

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VA throws annual baby shower

EL PASO, Texas – The El Paso VA is throwing their annual baby shower for expectant veteran and active duty mom’s. The VA is asking the public for help in collecting all types of items that mothers can use when their happy bundle arrives. Peer Service Coordinator Shelia Anthony said, “I know they are asking

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Muere Rosario Ibarra: el presidente López Obrador lamenta el fallecimiento de la activista mexicana

Alejandra Ramos (CNN Español) — El presidente de México, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, lamentó este sábado en su cuenta de Twitter el fallecimiento de la activista Rosario Ibarra de Piedra, fundadora del Comité ¡Eureka!, una organización para familiares de desaparecidos. Muere el exfutbolista Freddy Rincón a los 55 años de edad “Mala noticia: murió doña

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Fatigue is starting to put safety at risk, pilots say

CNN By Gregory Wallace Pilots at Southwest Airlines and Delta Air Lines say pilot exhaustion is on the rise, and they’re pressing the airlines treat fatigue and the mistakes that result as a safety risk. “Fatigue, both acute and cumulative, has become Southwest Airlines’ number-one safety threat,” the Southwest Airlines Pilots Association, or SWAPA, told

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