NMSU to require Covid-19 vaccinations for employees
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico — New Mexico State University will require faculty and other workers to be fully vaccinated for Covid-19 by Sept. 30, or…
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Former El Paso Mayor Dee Margo keeps scrapbook of letters showing support after Aug. 3 shooting
EL PASO, Texas — Dee Margo, while flipping through a scrapbook of letters and cards from around the world, recalls the heinous shooting that left 23…
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Motorist hurt in 2-car rollover crash along I-10 west at Raynolds
EL PASO, Texas –A motorist was hurt in a two-vehicle rollover crash that happened along an area of Interstate 10 in east El Paso late Tuesday…
Continue ReadingSpirit Airlines enters third consecutive day with significant disruptions
Spirit passengers face delays and…
Continue ReadingKey findings of the Andrew Cuomo sexual harassment report — and what’s next
New York Attorney General Letitia James announced findings in the investigation into sexual harassment claims against New York Gov. Andrew…
Continue ReadingHousing sales boom as remote work continues
CNN’s Richard Quest discusses how remote work has lead to a rise in home sales with Ryan Schneider, CEO of real estate company…
Continue ReadingNYC will require proof of vaccination for indoor spaces
Mayor Bill de Blasio says New York City will require proof of vaccination for indoor dining, fitness, entertainment and performances. He introduced…
Continue ReadingThe Activision Blizzard lawsuit could be a watershed moment for the business world. Here’s why
Activision Blizzard is facing a lawsuit which alleges a “frat boy workplace culture” that includes sexual harassment of women by…
Continue ReadingSimone Biles is headed out on her ‘GOAT’ tour this fall
Simone Biles is truly an inspiration, teammates tell CNN’s Coy…
Continue ReadingWhite House celebrates US reaching 70% of US adults getting at least one Covid-19 vaccine shot
Dr. Celine Gounder warns that some health officials and news outlets have been “declaring ‘mission accomplished’ much too soon.” Covid will be a fact…
Continue ReadingEquinox exec: Requiring vaccinations is the best way to protect our community
Harvey Spevak, Executive Chairman of Equinox Group, explains why the company will require employees and members to show proof of…
Continue ReadingDefense Secretary Austin expected to make Covid-19 vaccine mandatory for active duty troops
The country’s Covid-19 response coordinator says vaccine requirements are a growing…
Continue ReadingThis Texas city has a relatively high vaccination rate, but it’s still fighting to get shots in arms amid rising cases
By Ed Lavandera, Ashley Killough and Dakin Andone, CNN When Camila Fortuna went with her mother last week to a mobile veterinary clinic in Austin,…
Continue ReadingDelta variant has spiked Covid-19 deaths in Africa by 80% in one month, WHO says
The World Health Organization’s Africa director Dr. Matshidiso Moeti and epidemiologist Jeremy Farrar discuss vaccine inequity and the latest Covid…
Continue ReadingWhite House mourns recent suicides among officers who responded to Capitol insurrection: ‘A sad reminder’ of January 6 attack
Former Army veteran Paul Rieckhoff calls for better mental health care after four officers who were at the Capitol on January 6 have died by suicide.…
Continue ReadingHere’s how schools should handle a Covid-19 outbreak, experts say
CNN’s Victor Blackwell interviews a mother who is against requiring masks in schools to prevent the spread of…
Continue ReadingGuan Chenchen wins balance beam gold at the Tokyo Olympics as Simone Biles claims bronze
24-year-old Simone Biles won a bronze medal in the women’s balance beam final competition, her second medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and her…
Continue ReadingGame On: Cats and spaghetti!
A trio of new video games feature cats, mouse robots and living spaghetti in their game play. Yes, really. Rick Damigella…
Continue ReadingWhat to watch for in Ohio’s special election primaries
Democrats Nina Turner and Shontel Brown will go head-to-head in the special election for Ohio’s 11th Congressional District to fill the vacant seat…
Continue ReadingBiles wins bronze on balance beam after return to competition
TOKYO, Japan — Simone Biles stuck the landing and won a bronze medal. The American gymnastics superstar delivered during the women’s balance beam…
Continue ReadingBACK-TO-WORK DEBATE HEIGHTENS:VACCINATED VS UNVACCINATED
The back to work debate is heating up as COVID-19 cases surge across the…
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Border Patrol agent shoots dog in Sunland Park to stop it from attacking canine partner
SUNLAND PARK, New Mexico — A security camera captured the sound of a U.S. Border Patrol agent from the El Paso sector shooting and killing a dog.…
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Transgender internet personality Chris Chan arrested on incest charge
CLICK HERE FOR UPDATES TO THIS STORY RICHMOND, Virginia — Transgender internet personality Chris Chan, also known as Christine Weston Chandler, is…
Continue ReadingAlexander Zverev on winning Olympic gold: It’s an incredible feeling
CNN’s Coy Wire speaks with Alexander Zverev, the German tennis star who won the men’s singles in the Tokyo…
Continue Reading#LoveIsNotTourism: Covid-19 travel rules keep couples an ocean apart
US-UK couples who have been separated for over a year due to Covid-19 travel restrictions have joined an online movement, Love Is Not Tourism, to…
Continue ReadingMan arrested in Houston road rage killing
The suspect wanted for killing a teen in a road rage shooting after an Astros game last month turned himself in…
Continue ReadingBiles is back and Tokyo’s Olympic fever
CNN’s Selina Wang talks about Simone Biles’ return to competition and whether the success of Japanese athletes is softening resistance to the…
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Isolated storm potential Tuesday
A few showers and storms will develop once again in the area later Tuesday as the storms develop up north and move south. They will be very efficient…
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SUV runs over Juarez quinceanera group killing 2, injuring 9
CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico — What was supposed to be a celebration ended in tragedy in Juarez as an SUV driver struck 11 people, killing two of them at a…
Continue ReadingRon Johnson suggests, without evidence, FBI had advance knowledge of January 6 riot but did nothing
Without evidence, Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) claimed the FBI knew more about the Capitol attack before it occurred, according to a new video obtained by…
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