Murder hornets??!! Twitter is freaking out
The world has been through a lot this year. It started off with the death of Kobe Bryant, the internet exploded into memes about World War III and…
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Murder hornets??!! Twitter is freaking out
The world has been through a lot this year. It started off with the death of Kobe Bryant, the internet exploded into memes about World War III and…
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Tyson warns more meat plant closures are coming
Tyson warned Monday that it expects more meat plant closures this year. The company also said it will continue producing less meat than usual, as…
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After news of the ‘murder hornet’ spotting began to spread, it didn’t take long for the internet to panic
The world has been through a lot this year. It started off with the death of Kobe Bryant, the internet exploded into memes about World War III and…
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Experts caution ‘covid slide’ looming for children out of school
The first-grader was finally getting to grips with reading. He’d made “enormous progress,” said his special education teacher Jill…
Continue Reading Experts caution ‘covid slide’ looming for children out of school
The first-grader was finally getting to grips with reading. He’d made “enormous progress,” said his special education teacher Jill…
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Some El Paso restaurants & shops reopen, but others don’t
EL PASO, Texas — Restaurants and retail stores in Texas began the re-opening process on Friday, with requirements to operate at 25-percent capacity…
Continue Reading A Georgia man was chased and killed while jogging, his mother says
A Georgia man was chased, shot and killed while jogging more than two months ago, and his family is calling for justice. Ahmaud Arbery, 25, was…
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A Georgia man was chased and killed while jogging, his mother says
A Georgia man was chased, shot and killed while jogging more than two months ago, and his family is calling for justice. Ahmaud Arbery, 25, was…
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These 6 resources are offering free help and funds for small businesses
Small business owners are still scrambling to find and apply for financial aid and figure out how best to survive this pandemic-induced economic…
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J.Crew declared bankruptcy. Three other famous stores may follow it
They were once the giants of American retail, strong enough to survive wars, the Great Depression, the Great Recession and the rise of online…
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CBS News’ Lesley Stahl recovers from Covid-19
Lesley Stahl, the senior-most correspondent on the CBS newsmagazine “60 Minutes,” revealed on Sunday night’s broadcast that she was…
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This six-year-old boy set up a joke stand to give neighbors a laugh during quarantine
Six-year-old Callaghan McLaughlin has a new routine. Every day, he wakes up early, eats breakfast, gets his schoolwork done — and then sets up…
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Coronavirus restrictions continue to loosen this week after a weekend of recreation and protest across US
The new week brings more reopenings across the US after a weekend many Americans spent outside, from protesting coronavirus restrictions to enjoying…
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Global stocks and US futures fall as US-China tensions return
Global markets and US stock futures dropped Monday after the White House renewed efforts to blame China for the coronavirus pandemic and President…
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5 things to know for May 4: Coronavirus, vaccines, economy, weapons ban, elections
Forget toilet paper! The latest must-have product to sell out on store shelves is flour. There’s no wheat shortage or anything, it’s just…
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Invasive giant hornets have been spotted in the US for the first time
Just when you thought 2020 could not get any worse. Now we have giant hornets with freakish eyes and a venomous sting to add to this year’s…
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A Georgia man was shot and killed while jogging, mother says
A Georgia man was chased, shot and killed while jogging more than two months ago, and his family is calling for justice. Ahmaud Arbery, 25, was…
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‘It’s been a journey’: El Paso respiratory therapist on the front lines in NYC
EL PASO, Texas — Doctors and nurses from around the country, including the Borderland, are working on the front lines in the epicenter for the…
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Las Cruces woman celebrates 99th birthday with parade
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico — After 99 years on this earth, Lola Moya had not yet experienced a birthday parade. Can you believe it? In the age of social…
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Adopt-a-Teacher El Paso makes sure Borderland educators are appreciated during pandemic
EL PASO, Texas– Virtual learning has silenced the halls of schools during the worldwide pandemic. Teachers interacting with their students in-person…
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Customers make their way back into El Paso shopping malls on 1st weekend of reopening
EL PASO, Texas – The effort to get El Paso back open for business took a major step over the weekend as several malls welcomed back customers.…
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Large El Paso religious congregations not gathering, despite governor’s OK to do so
EL PASO, Texas — As Texas began to open up a select number of businesses over the weekend, spiritual communities across El Paso were still taking…
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Stelter: Hard times call for hard truths from public officials
A version of this article first appeared in the “Reliable Sources” newsletter. You can sign up for free right here. Hard times like these…
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Asian markets and Wall Street futures fall as US-China tensions return
Asian markets and US stock futures are falling Monday as trade war-era geopolitical tensions return to the forefront of investors’ minds. Hong…
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When your home is a Japanese internet cafe, but the coronavirus pandemic forces you out
Odd jobs on construction sites used to earn Takahashi enough money to pay for a private booth each night at one of Tokyo’s internet cafes. But…
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Warmer weather and debate over restrictions drive Americans outside while coronavirus cases rise
From California to New York, more Americans are headed outside — some for recreation and others in protest. But as some states loosen or let go…
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‘Danger still lurks’: El Paso virus cases inch near 1,000 – but hospitalizations go down
EL PASO, Texas — Health officials reported yet another day of double-digit increases in El Paso County coronavirus cases on Sunday, but they did…
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New Mexico’s governor extends lockdown of her state’s hardest hit virus city
GALLUP, New Mexico — New Mexico’s governor, who invoked the state’s Riot Control Act to seal off all roads to non-essential traffic in one of the…
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