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Month: March 2023

Juarez authorities speak out after migrants stormed Paso del Norte Bridge Sunday

JUAREZ, Chihuahua — Juarez authorities discussed the migrants’ actions at a Monday morning news conference after migrants stormed the bridge Sunday afternoon. Juarez Mayor Cruz Pérez Cuéllar and Secretary of Juarez Public Safety César Muñoz were the ones answering questions and clarifying what comes next in our sister city. Two significant incidents involving migrants happened

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Fox pays visit to ABC-7!

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — A furry friend has been visiting ABC-7’s home base in recent days… including our station’s roof! Our station’s secretary captured video of a fox making it’s way down a ladder behind the station and exploring our courtyard. We haven’t seen our friend the past few days, but stay tuned to

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Dick Fosbury, who revolutionized high jump and was 1968 Summer Olympics champion, dies at 76

Originally Published: 13 MAR 23 18:44 ETBy Wayne Sterling, CNN    (CNN) — Dick Fosbury, legendary Olympic gold high jumper who revolutionized the track and field event, died Sunday of lymphoma, according to his publicist Ray Schulte. Fosbury was 76.”It is with a very heavy heart I have to release the news that longtime friend and client

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Mitch McConnell discharged from hospital after treatment for concussion and rib fracture

Originally Published: 13 MAR 23 17:25 ETUpdated: 13 MAR 23 17:33 ETBy Clare Foran and Manu Raju, CNN    (CNN) — Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell has been discharged from the hospital after being treated for a concussion and a rib fracture, his office announced Monday.The Kentucky Republican tripped at a dinner event on Wednesday evening, his

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Treacherous flooding is about to get worse in California as another atmospheric river closes in on storm-battered residents

Originally Published: 13 MAR 23 00:16 ETUpdated: 13 MAR 23 16:24 ETBy Nouran Salahieh and Holly Yan, CNN    (CNN) — Californians pummeled by an onslaught of dangerous storms will get deluged again as another atmospheric river threatens more deadly flooding.Over 18 million people in California are under flood alerts that cover much of the state, including

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Cyclone Freddy kills at least 99 in Malawi

Originally Published: 13 MAR 23 11:09 ETUpdated: 13 MAR 23 16:09 ETBy Nimi Princewill, Larry Madowo and Alex Hardie, CNN    (CNN) — At least 99 people were confirmed dead on Monday after Cyclone Freddy slammed into southern Malawi, the country’s Commissioner for Disaster Management Affairs, Charles Kalemba, told CNN.Most of the deaths happened in Blantyre, Malawi’s commercial capital, according to Kalemba.”We have recorded 99

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Wall Street pummels regional banks, despite Biden’s assurances

Originally Published: 13 MAR 23 07:43 ETUpdated: 13 MAR 23 15:28 ETBy Allison Morrow, CNN    (CNN) — Wall Street’s confidence in regional banks remained shaky Monday, despite emergency measures from the Biden administration to protect customer deposits.First Republic shares fell more than 60% and were briefly halted for volatility. Western Alliance Bancorp’s stock also fell 60%,

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Las Cruces migrant shelter still receiving around 90 migrants a week, but is prepared for possible increase

LAS CRUCES, New Mexico (KVIA) — “It’s unfortunate what’s going on right now,” said Susana Torres, shelter manager at El Calvario Methodist Church in Las Cruces, in reference to Sunday’s incident at the the U.S.-Mexico border in El Paso. “I know they’re desperate right now, they’re desperate,” Torres added. Hundreds of migrants, many of them

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Congresswoman Escobar: social media needs to be used responsibly after rumors led to migrants rushing the US-Mexico border

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA)– Congresswoman Veronica Escobar discussed the aftermath of Sunday’s migrant riot at the U.S.-Mexico border. “We need more responsibility from the social media platforms, frankly, in many respects,” said Congresswoman Escobar. Sunday afternoon thousands of migrants stormed the U.S.-Mexico border attempting to make their way into the U.S. The arrival of migrants

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House unveils bill giving state authority to “repel” and return migrants crossing from Mexico

By Uriel J. García, The Texas Tribune March 10, 2023 “House unveils bill giving state authority to “repel” and return migrants crossing from Mexico” was first published by The Texas Tribune, a nonprofit, nonpartisan media organization that informs Texans — and engages with them — about public policy, politics, government and statewide issues. Sign up

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Why Silicon Valley Bank collapsed and what it could mean

Originally Published: 13 MAR 23 12:45 ETBy Hanna Ziady, CNN    (CNN) — Silicon Valley Bank collapsed with astounding speed on Friday. Investors are now on edge about whether its demise could spark a broader banking meltdown.The US federal government has stepped in to guarantee customer deposits, but SVB’s downfall continues to reverberate across global financial markets.

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Water disasters on both ends of the spectrum — dry and wet — are getting more intense as planet warms, study finds

By Rachel Ramirez, CNN From lengthy droughts to severe flooding, the intensity of water-related disasters around the world has increased over the last two decades as global temperatures climbed to record levels, according to new research. The study from NASA scientists published Monday in the journal Nature Water found that increasingly frequent, widespread and intense

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