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Month: April 2023

U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg to visit Las Cruces & Deming Wednesday

LAS CRUCES, New Mexico (KVIA) — Pete Buttigieg, the Secretary of U.S. Transportation, will visit the Borderland Wednesday. His planned visits to Las Cruces and Deming, in addition to an Albuquerque visit Tuesday, are to “highlight progress on how the historic infrastructure law is making safety investments in communities across the country to reduce traffic

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Distracted driving dangers and tips

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Distracted drivers makes the borderland roadways dangerous to everyone around them. Their carelessness significantly increases the risk that they will cause a bad car accident. Last year in Texas there were 3,642 that died on our roads alone once they get into the vehicle according to the NRSF. Activities that

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Judge won’t let news cameras broadcast Trump’s full court appearance

Originally Published: 03 APR 23 22:30 ETBy Tierney Sneed    (CNN) — News outlets will not be allowed to broadcast former President Donald Trump’s arraignment on Tuesday in a Manhattan state court, a judge said Monday night.New York Supreme Court Judge Juan Merchan rejected a request by several media organizations, including CNN, for permission to broadcast the

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Federal judge rules Willow Project construction can move forward as environmental groups’ lawsuits proceed

Federal judge rules Willow Project construction can move forward as environmental groups’ lawsuits proceedOriginally Published: 03 APR 23 18:52 ETUpdated: 03 APR 23 19:32 ETBy Ella Nilsen, CNN    (CNN) — A federal judge in Alaska has declined to block progress on the controversial Willow oil drilling project while lawsuits against the project proceed.The Biden administration approved

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Teacher shot by 6-year-old student files $40 million lawsuit against school administrators for lack of action leading up to shooting

 (CNN) — The first-grade teacher shot by a 6-year-old student in her Newport News, Virginia, classroom earlier this year filed a lawsuit against school administrators and the school board Monday alleging they were aware of the student’s “history of random violence” and did not act proactively amid concerns over a firearm in the boy’s possession the day

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