EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Today is a great day to check in on your loved ones – and yourself! It’s World Mental Health Day, a day to raise awareness about mental health issues and promote mental well-being globally. In today’s fast-paced world, taking time to recognize the impact of mental health is more important than ever. This international day of awareness and action has been recognized since 1992, as mental
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The rare species of prehistoric predator was found in southern England. By Julia Jacobo October 10, 2025, 1:36 PM A new species of ancient “sword dragon” marine reptile has been discovered in a set of fossils found in England, according to researchers. Named Xiphodracon goldencapsis, the new species is an ichthyosaur — an order of
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Por Hanna Park, Isabel Rosales, Maxime Tamsett y Ray Sanchez, CNN Las familias de las 16 víctimas que murieron en la devastadora explosión en una planta de explosivos de Tennessee han sido notificadas, informaron las autoridades en una conferencia de prensa este sábado. No se ha encontrado a nadie con vida en la búsqueda y
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA)– Several Doña Ana Community College campuses will double as polling sites for early voting in the upcoming election. Several Doña Ana Community College campuses Early voting begins Saturday, October 18th, and runs through November 1st from 11 A.M. to 7 P.M. each day except Sunday and Monday. Voters can cast their
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By Daniel Dale, CNN (CNN) — President Donald Trump has repeatedly claimed he has secured “$17 trillion” in investment this year – or even more than that. “We have over $17 trillion being invested now in the United States,” Trump told reporters at the White House on Tuesday. He added moments later, “We have more than $17
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By Jamie Barton, CNN (CNN) — Four hours and 58 minutes after it had begun, the longest winner-takes-all playoff game in MLB history was decided in suitably dramatic fashion on Friday night. With the bases loaded, one out and a full count, Jorge Polanco – who was 0-for-5 up until that point – sent the
Continue Reading Por Mauricio Torres, CNN en Español Bolivia está a una semana de votar en una segunda vuelta para elegir a quien será el presidente del país para el período 2025-2030: Rodrigo Paz Pereira, del Partido Demócrata Cristiano, o Jorge “Tuto” Quiroga, de la alianza Libertad y Democracia. Ambos fueron los candidatos más votados en la
Continue Reading Por Pau Mosquera, CNN en Español En Madrid, como en otras ciudades españolas, la población se expresa muchas veces a través de los balcones. Al pasear por el centro de la ciudad, no es extraño apreciar algunas barandillas donde cuelgan banderas LGTBI o de Palestina. Particularmente en el céntrico barrio de Lavapiés, donde desde hace
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — El Paso Community College is helping students of all abilities get career-ready with a special job fair next week. The EPCC Center for Students with Disabilities and Career and Transfer Services will host the Empowering Careers, Building Futures Job Fair next Tuesday, October 14th. It will take place on the
Continue Reading By CNN Meteorologist Mary Gilbert, CNN (CNN) — A nasty coastal storm, known as a nor’easter, is organizing and strengthening off the Southeast US. The storm is poised to deliver tropical storm-force wind gusts, soaking rain and dangerous seas up most of the East Coast into early next week. It’s packing a serious punch as
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By Ramishah Maruf, CNN New York (CNN) — The US trade war with China has a major sticking point: rare earth minerals. China increased its restrictions on its rare earth exports Thursday, leading US President Donald Trump to threaten economic retaliation and imply he would cancel a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping during an
Continue Reading Por Kevin Liptak, CNN Hablando recientemente con activistas por la democracia de Hungría y Polonia, el ex presidente de EE.UU. Barack Obama advirtió sobre la “creciente ola de autoritarismo que recorre el mundo”, incluso en países que antes se creían insensibles a la erosión de las libertades. “Estamos viendo cómo los políticos atacan a la
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — El Paso Water is upgrading its residential water meters to advanced models designed to improve efficiency, accuracy, and service for customers across the city. So far, about 40% of meters have been replaced, with all residential upgrades expected to be completed by the end of 2026. Some customers may notice
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By Hanna Park, Isabel Rosales, Maxime Tamsett and Ray Sanchez, CNN (CNN) — The families of the 16 victims killed in the devastating blast at a Tennessee explosive plant have been notified, authorities said at a Saturday news conference. No one has been found alive in the search and investigators are working through the scene
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WHITE SANDS, New Mexico (KVIA) — The 80th Anniversary Trinity Test open house, originally scheduled for Saturday, has been canceled, officials say. The historic site will now only be open to the public on the third Saturday in October. The site, located on the White Sands Missile Range, is famous for the July 16, 1945,
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By Maureen O’Hare, CNN (CNN) — In our weekend digest of travel and aviation news: air traffic control problems in the US, free economy-class alcohol in Canada, India’s much-delayed new mega airport, plus a European jetliner eclipses the Boeing 737 as the plane with the most deliveries ever. Stressful skies The US federal government shutdown
Continue Reading By Kevin Liptak, CNN (CNN) — Speaking with democracy activists recently from Hungary and Poland, former President Barack Obama warned about the “rising wave of authoritarianism sweeping the globe,” even in countries once believed unsusceptible to an erosion of liberties. “We’re seeing politicians target civil society, undermine freedom of the press, weaponize the justice system,”
Continue Reading By Sarah Ferris, Annie Grayer, CNN (CNN) — Top Republicans in Congress will take a massive gamble on shutdown politics in the coming days: GOP leaders will not step in to prevent missed paychecks to the military. It’s the most dramatic step yet by Senate Majority Leader John Thune and Speaker Mike Johnson to attempt
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Way.com reports that hidden airport costs, from overpriced food to parking fees, can add up quickly, catching travelers off guard.
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Alma reports that late-night screen addiction can harm health and relationships, offering art therapy as a creative alternative to cope and regain control.
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ShipStation reports that leveraging shipping data drives strategic decisions, reduces costs, enhances customer experience, and boosts operational efficiency.
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Finder.com reports Canadian investors are favoring stocks, ETFs, and private equity in 2025, while increasingly turning to bonds and gold as safer alternatives.
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Grist reports on a UGA team using drone lidar technology to map Tybee Island’s erosion, aiding local efforts to protect its beaches and dunes.
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The Economic Hardship Reporting Project and The Baffler report on Denver’s challenges amid a surge of migrants, especially Venezuelans, and the local government’s struggle to manage resources effectively.
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Reasons to be Cheerful reports on Brightworks, a no-curriculum, no-teachers school in San Francisco fostering creativity and autonomy in students.
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Votebeat reports a five-year-old double voting case in Pennsylvania revealed through ERIC data, leading to charges against Matthew Laiss.
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CheapInsurance.com reports that by 2025, vehicle technology is reshaping insurance, with telematics and ADAS systems affecting rates and claims processes.
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Healthbeat reports climate change is delaying spring in NYC parks, with large parks cooling better than smaller ones as seasons shift.
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Reasons to be Cheerful reports on the growing use of psilocybin in mental health treatment, showing promise for conditions like depression and OCD.
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Scholarship Institute reports college costs are rising, making financial aid crucial. Students should explore all aid types and file FAFSA promptly.
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