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Month: October 2025

Former cheer coach accused of recording in bathrooms has 100+ victims, assistant DA says

Update (October 8, 2025): District Attorney James Montoya released a statement on the case against Christopher Sotelo. A spokesperson for Montoya’s office says he has received several requests for interviews. Montoya released the following statement in response: “While we cannot comment on this case specifically, the DA’s Office reviews all cases sent to us by

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A red tie and laughs about annexation: How Canada’s prime minister is trying to get in Trump’s good graces

By Kevin Liptak, CNN (CNN) — Prime Minister Mark Carney of Canada wasn’t leaving anything to chance when he was packing for his visit to Washington this week — including, apparently, his neckwear. “I wore red for you,” he explained to US President Donald Trump, gesturing to his patterned tie colored to match typical Republican

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ABC-7 Weather – An isolated storm possible Wednesday; better rain and storm chances early next week with the potential of very heavy rain.

A chance for some rain, isolated storm on Wednesday. I would expect some breezy SE winds at times around 25-30 mph. Watch out for late weekend and early next week. A tropical system will send a good slug of moisture in our direction giving us good rain chances by Sunday and Monday. Some areas could

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“En guerra con nuestro propio país”: el desconcierto de un latino resuena ante la ofensiva migratoria de Trump en Chicago

Por Uriel Blanco, CNN en Español Jorge Ortega es colombiano de nacimiento, pero lleva prácticamente toda su vida en Estados Unidos, sobre todo en Chicago. Llegó con su familia cuando tenía apenas 5 años y ahora ya suma más de cinco décadas viviendo en suelo estadounidense. En ese largo tiempo, asegura que nunca antes había

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McDonald’s Triunfadores Award Ceremony held today

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Local McDonald’s franchise owners recognized the achievements of Borderland residents today with the 24th annual McDonald’s Triunfadores Award luncheon. It’s all in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month. This event also recognizes the achievements of individuals from diverse fields who have left a mark through their professional accomplishments and community service

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Socorro police charge man with arson

SOCORRO, Texas (KVIA) — Socorro Police arrested Robert Cortez, Jr., 50, and charged him with arson. A spokesperson for the police department says that officers were called out to the area of Horizon Boulevard and East Burt Road last night. When the officers arrived, a witness said she watched as Cortez allegedly set fires along

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Regiones rusas aumentan el pago de los bonos militares para atraer a más reclutas para la guerra en Ucrania

Por Ivana Kottasová y Anna Chernova, CNN Las regiones rusas están aumentando de forma drástica las sumas que pagan a los nuevos reclutas militares, en un contexto en el que, según analistas, las campañas de reclutamiento “ideológicas” ya no bastan para motivar a la población a combatir en Ucrania. En los últimos días, varias regiones

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What we know about the case involving Kyren Lacy after Louisiana State Police release more information on fatal crash

By Ben Church, Wayne Sterling, CNN (CNN) — In April, former Louisiana State University (LSU) prospect Kyren Lacy died from an apparent “self-inflicted gunshot wound” following a police pursuit in Texas, according to local authorities. The incident came days before Lacy was due in court after being charged with negligent homicide, felony hit-and-run and reckless

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What we know about the case involving Kyren Lacy after Louisiana State Police release more information on fatal crash

CNN By Ben Church, Wayne Sterling, CNN (CNN) — In April, former Louisiana State University (LSU) prospect Kyren Lacy died from an apparent “self-inflicted gunshot wound” following a police pursuit in Texas, according to local authorities. The incident came days before Lacy was due in court after being charged with negligent homicide, felony hit-and-run and

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Russian regions are massively boosting military sign-up bonuses to lure more people to fight in Ukraine

By Ivana Kottasová, Anna Chernova, CNN (CNN) — Russian regions are dramatically increasing the amount of money they pay to new military recruits as analysts say “ideological” recruitment campaigns are no longer enough to motivate people to fight in Ukraine. Several regions announced in recent days they would as much as quadruple the sign-up bonuses

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