EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Another round of triple digit temps expected for your Friday as we lean mostly dry. We woke to temperatures this morning in the upper 70s to low 80s. This afternoon El Paso will still trend above average and is expected to reach a high of 103, Las Cruces is expected
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By Allie Torgan, CNN Nogales, Sonora, Mexico (CNN) — Francisco “Kiko” Trujillo’s efforts helping disabled patients along the US-Mexico border has saved and changed thousands of lives. It is work that found him and unexpectedly became his life’s mission.In 2008, he was contacted by Dr. Burris “Duke” Duncan, a pediatrician in Tucson, Arizona, who specializes
Continue Reading By Katie Hunt, CNN (CNN) — A 400-year-old grave held the body of a young woman, the rusted blade of a sickle over her throat and a padlock fastened to her foot — the macabre signs of a community terrified the deceased would rise again.Archaeologists unearthed Zosia, as the skeleton was nicknamed, from an unmarked
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You have to be vigilant on the road every day, but back-to-school season is the time of year to be extra cautious of students on the roads. The biggest accidents happen when students are crossing the street and either the driver isn’t paying attention or the student isn’t, especially with headphones in. The El Paso
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By Faye Chiu, CNN High blood pressure is a common condition that occurs with pregnancy. One form, gestational hypertension, has become substantially more common in the United States, a new report has found.The rate of gestational hypertension increased 73% between 2016 and 2024, and more than 1 in 10 women giving birth in 2024 had
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By Aleena Fayaz, CNN (CNN) — Monaco, Las Vegas, Detroit, and Miami have boasted high-speed street races — and soon, Washington, DC will too.Race cars will push speeds up to 180 miles per hour this weekend as the nation’s capital joins other iconic cities hosting street circuits, where public roads are converted into a race
Continue Reading By Simone McCarthy, CNN Beijing (CNN) — What started as a business dinner between local officials and executives celebrating a lucrative real-estate deal has sparked public outcry in China, after two men were accused of sexually assaulting a woman in their party.Authorities in the affluent tech hub of Hangzhou have placed a senior executive and
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Por Martín Goillandeau, CNN La demanda fue presentada el martes por Hyde Lane, la entidad corporativa de Demon Hunter, contra Netflix, Netflix Studios y la promotora de conciertos AEG Presents. Netflix anunció que se asociará con AEG para una gira mundial de conciertos de “KPop Demon Hunters” que se lanzará en 2027.Según la demanda, la
Continue Reading Por CNN Español Cinco preguntas sin respuesta sobre el sorpresivo regreso de Harry y Meghan al Reino Unido. El caso de la mujer que terminó muerta tras la bomba de Mónaco. ¿Qué es “farmear aura” y cómo este fenómeno llega a “batallas”? Esto es lo que debes saber para comenzar el día. Primero la verdad.Suscríbete
Continue Reading By Patrick Svitek, Dianne Gallagher, CNN (CNN) — Fresh off the losses of three candidates he endorsed in Republican primaries, President Donald Trump faces a much higher-profile test of his political power in South Carolina.Trump is set to hold a rally Friday night in Myrtle Beach with Sen. Darline Graham, whom he endorsed for her
Continue Reading Por Nick Paton Walsh, Daria Tarasova-Markina y Victoria Butenko, CNN Según un alto funcionario de inteligencia ucraniano, al frente de guerra se habría sumado una nueva oleada de tropas norcoreanas, que ya suman 8.500 efectivos en Rusia, en la que se incluye una unidad de drones que podría atacar objetivos dentro de Ucrania.Corea del Norte,
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Social media is the go-to place for wellness content today. Influencers promote everything from health tips to supplements and provide education on numerous health issues. Wellness content has even led viewers to seek help or get a diagnosis. However, wellness content is largely riddled with misinformation and conflicting advice. Influencers are encouraged to make
Continue ReadingOne in 3 U.S. adults (33%) plan to start a new business or side hustle in 2026—a 94% jump from last year—as more people view entrepreneurship as their best path to financial stability and wealth. These insights come from a new survey commissioned by Intuit QuickBooks of more than 3,000 U.S. adults and 1,500
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It’s time to hit the books, and with that comes a mountain of back-to-school expenses. The National Retail Federation reports that American families plan to shell out nearly $864 on school supplies for elementary and high school students and just under $1,440 on supplies for college students. The Retail Council of Canada says the
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More than half of parents and grandparents say that kids today are less financially prepared than they were growing up. A survey of 1,000 U.S. parents and grandparents finds shared cross-generational concerns about their kids’ financial preparedness. But the results also show striking differences around beliefs for how to best equip kids, including setting
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Restaurant chains are falling into two camps: those that are expanding and those that are contracting. On one end, growth-driven brands like Culver’s, Texas Roadhouse, and Nothing Bundt Cakes are opening hundreds of new locations; on the other, legacy heavyweights including Wendy’s, Papa John’s, Denny’s, and Pizza Hut are closing locations. While inflation, changing
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Whether you’re adding money to a savings vehicle such as a high-yield savings account or a certificate of deposit, you’re probably hoping it will grow over time. That’s where compound interest comes in — it’s a simple yet powerful tool for making your dollars and cents add up faster. What is compound interest? Interest
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Summer spending can add up through higher utility bills, groceries, gas and activities. CreditFresh research found that 70% of 2,000 Americans surveyed in June 2026 spend more during the summer, adding an average of $1,859 over a typical 13-week season. As summer winds down, reviewing recurring charges, food waste, convenience spending and small daily
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Postpartum psychosis is one of the most serious (but most misunderstood) perinatal mental health conditions. It’s a psychiatric emergency that requires urgent care, yet many people don’t recognize what it can look like. Unfortunately, lack of knowledge, stigma, and fear often delay diagnosis and treatment. What matters most is that it is treatable, and
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Over the last few years, people have grown more careful about what they put into their bodies. Before a consumable product goes into the cart, many shoppers examine the ingredient panel to see what a brand is willing to show: A March 2026 survey by the International Food Information Council found that 79% of
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Ask financial advisors whether their clients have noticed the AI assistant sitting in on their planning meetings, and the honest answer is no — but clients are noticing the benefits. Emotionally intelligent advisors drive nearly two times the sentiment lift of their peers (17.5% vs. 9%), according to Jump‘s 2026 Financial Advisor Insights Report.
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For most of the last century, American classrooms looked roughly the same, whether you were in Seattle or rural Mississippi. A teacher stood in the front of the room, textbooks were open, and students took notes. Today, technology is reshaping how many students learn, but that transformation isn’t happening equally across the country. Many
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Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean runs June 1 through Nov. 30, and the financial toll it leaves behind is staggering. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), hurricanes have caused more than $1.5 trillion in damages in the United States since 1980, averaging $23 billion per hurricane. In 2024, Hurricanes Helene
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Treating ADHD isn’t a “one size fits all” journey — there’s no one treatment that works for everyone. Medication remains one of the most effective options for kids and adults. Stimulants are the most common type of medicine for ADHD. Research shows that about 70% of children and adults taking stimulants notice an improvement
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Someone walks away from a collision, waves off the ambulance, and drives home sore but more or less functional. Then morning comes with a headache that won’t quit, a hand that’s gone numb, or a stomach that feels tight and wrong. But those injuries didn’t appear overnight: They were slowly coming to the surface
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GLP-1 medications created the largest protein demand shock in a generation, and they did it by making people eat less. Over 9 million Americans are now on Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, or a competitor. Clinical research shows that 25%-40% of the weight lost on these drugs comes from lean mass rather than fat. A study
Continue ReadingWith summer winding down, drivers may be spending more time on the road. As the back-to-school season quickly approaches, the morning rush will see an increase in both parents and new student drivers navigating the roads. A Bureau of Transportation Statistics report indicates August historically sees a peak in miles traveled, in part due
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Summer brings increased risk of uncomfortable skin conditions that can dampen outdoor fun and limit time spent enjoying warm-weather activities. Heat rash and sunburn are two common warm-weather problems often confused due to similar timing and some overlapping symptoms, particularly when both occur during outdoor summer events. However, these conditions have fundamentally different causes,
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Most controllers can pull up their accounts payable aging report in a few clicks. Fewer can say, with confidence, which of those open invoices are simply moving through the normal approval queue and which ones have quietly stalled for three weeks because nobody claimed them. On a lean team, that gap tends to surface
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Customers are drowning in advertising—on phones, social media, streets, storefronts—everywhere. Standard campaigns blur together, and brands that rely on rational messaging and price alone lose in the noise. Sensory marketing changes this equation, TEAM Concept reports. By engaging sight, touch, smell, sound, and taste, brands can trigger emotional responses that drive purchasing decisions far
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