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Month: April 2023

What is autism? An expert explains

By Matt Villano, CNN Some individuals with autism have challenges processing senses. Others struggle to communicate. Still others might have a tough time socializing, thinking, physically moving or just going about daily living. People with autism have their own ways of interacting with the world, because autism is a developmental disability that affects everyone who

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Authorities in Louisville release bodycam video of police response to shooting at bank that left 5 people dead

Editor’s note: If you or someone you know needs help, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988. You can also reach a crisis counselor by messaging the Crisis Text Line at 741741.     (CNN) — [Breaking news update, published at 5:25 p.m. ET] The Louisville Metro Police Department just released bodycam video of officers responding to the Monday bank shooting

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Texas House votes to permanently stay on daylight saving time. But Congress won’t allow it — yet.

The Texas House has taken sides in one of America’s most polarizing debates — whether to continue changing clocks twice a year, ditch daylight saving time altogether or stick with later daylight permanently. The representatives’ overwhelming verdict: Stay on daylight saving time moving forward. The chamber voted 136-5 on Tuesday to give initial approval to

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“We’re very optimistic about the future:” Ruidoso Mayor reflects on the McBride Fire, one year later

RUIDOSO, New Mexico (KVIA) — Wednesday, April 12th will mark the one-year anniversary of the McBride Fire in Ruidoso. That fire destroyed over 200 structures and killed 2 people. “A lot of those structures were home to our workforce,” says Mayor Lynn Crawford. He says following the fire and the subsequent floods that resulted, the

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ACLU calls for transparency in Border Patrol shooting investigation near Las Cruces, NM

LAS CRUCES, New Mexico (KVIA) – The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of New Mexico is demanding transparency and an impartial investigation following a fatal shooting involving Border Patrol agents near Las Cruces, New Mexico. A U.S. citizen was killed during the incident on April 2 after allegedly attempting to circumvent a Border Patrol checkpoint

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Monday’s migrant protest in Juarez attributed to thousands of dollars in loses

JUAREZ, Chihuahua (KVIA) — After hundreds of migrants protested at the Paso del Norte Bridge on Monday, Chihuahua state officials announced this caused thousands of dollars in losses in a short period. According to Rogelio Fernández Irigoyen, Chihuahua’s Director of ‘Fideicomiso’ of Border Bridges, the state lost 109,000 Mexican pesos in three hours. That’s nearly

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