Mexico has more mass bad-alcohol poisonings, up to 40 die
MEXICO CITY, Mxeico — Authorities said as many as 40 people died after drinking methanol in two states in central Mexico, the latest in a series of…
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Covid-19 infects intestines, kidneys and other organs, studies find
The new coronavirus can infect organs throughout the body, including lungs, throat, heart, liver, brain, kidneys and the intestines, researchers…
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Covid-19 infects intestines, kidneys and other organs, studies find
The new coronavirus can infect organs throughout the body, including lungs, throat, heart, liver, brain, kidneys and the intestines, researchers…
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5 more virus fatalities in El Paso as the death toll spikes to 41
EL PASO, Texas — The death toll from the coronavirus continues to rise in El Paso, with health officials reporting five new deaths on Wednesday…
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El Paso in limbo: No clear answer if re-opening will be delayed after county judge, governor talk
EL PASO, Texas — El Paso County Judge Ricardo Samaniego told ABC-7 he and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott have spoken about his letter signed by other local…
Continue Reading States continue to ease coronavirus restrictions ahead of expert recommendations
Nearly every state in the US is moving toward reopening from pandemic closures, but a leading researcher warns that doing so puts the country on an…
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States continue to ease coronavirus restrictions ahead of expert recommendations
Nearly every state in the US is moving toward reopening from pandemic closures, but a leading researcher warns that doing so puts the country on an…
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Trump calls Fauci’s caution on schools reopening ‘not an acceptable answer’
President Donald Trump voiced frustration Wednesday at the nation’s top infectious disease specialist after he warned a day earlier against…
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Statewide Amber Alert for 14-year-old Texas girl believed to be with 21-year-old man
VAN ZANDT COUNTY, Texas — Authorities have issued a statewide Amber Alert for a 14-year-old Van Zandt County girl who is thought “to be in grave or…
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Remains of Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest and his wife will be removed from a Memphis park
The remains of Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest and his wife will be removed from a Memphis park where a monument of him once stood. The…
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Remains of Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest and his wife will be removed from a Memphis park
The remains of Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest and his wife will be removed from a Memphis park where a monument of him once stood. The…
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Suspect in Arbery shooting had earlier confrontation, neighbor says
Less than two weeks before the February 23 shooting that left Ahmaud Arbery dead, a suspect arrested in the case had a confrontation with an…
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Celebs are embracing their gray, ditching makeup and dyeing their own hair, too
Stars, they are just like us. Except that most of us don’t have glam squads. But with people staying home during the pandemic, said squads…
Continue Reading Cats can infect other cats with coronavirus, researchers find
Cats can infect other cats with the novel coronavirus, but they may not show any symptoms, according to a study published Wednesday. The findings add…
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Some of California’s main universities not likely to return to campus this fall
Most of the more than 770,000 students at California’s two main university systems aren’t likely to return to campus this fall. The…
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Some of California’s main universities not likely to return to campus this fall
Most of the more than 770,000 students at California’s two main university systems aren’t likely to return to campus this fall. The…
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Rain chances in the forecast
No major weather issues the rest of this week. Sunshine with winds from the SW/W at 5-15 and gusts around 25-30. Temps will hover around the low to…
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Texas AG asks court to block mail-in voting over virus fears
DALLAS, Texas — Texas’ Republican attorney general on Wednesday asked the state’s high court to order local election officials to…
Continue Reading Not just another patient: A nurse cared for a blind veteran and his guide dog while they were locked down in the hospital
Joe Tasby walked into the emergency room along with his faithful guide dog, Cupid. It was mid-March, and he thought he’d be home in a matter of…
Continue Reading Immunocompromised man in North Carolina has a message for protesters wanting to reopen his state. He got a plane to deliver it
A North Carolina man hired an airplane to orchestrate a high-flying counter protest in response to demonstrators who are demanding the state lift its…
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Immunocompromised man in North Carolina has a message for protesters wanting to reopen his state. He got a plane to deliver it
A North Carolina man hired an airplane to orchestrate a high-flying counter protest in response to demonstrators who are demanding the state lift its…
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Mexico’s president aims to restart industrial plants despite jump in virus cases
MEXICO CITY, Mexico — President Andrés Manuel López Obrador pledged Wednesday to begin reopening Mexico’s economy next week — under…
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These small business owners got PPP loans, but they’re afraid to use the money
Many small business owners who received loans from the federal Paycheck Protection Program say the program’s rules are forcing them to make a…
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UTEP announces 2020 athletics Hall of Fame induction class
EL PASO, Texas — While there are still question marks surrounding the 2020 college athletic season, UTEP has revealed who will be headlining its…
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27 UTEP student-athletes set to graduate
EL PASO, Texas – Twenty-seven UTEP student-athletes’ academic journey will reach an apex this week, as they will complete their…
Continue Reading Volunteers go door-to-door delivering masks to every household in the city after mayor’s appeal for help
The mayor had done the impossible — he acquired face masks for everyone in the city. There was just one problem: How do you quickly distribute…
Continue Reading NYC has gone 58 days without a single pedestrian death, longest since record keeping
The decrease in congestion on New York City’s normally bustling streets has brought some good news: No pedestrians have died in traffic-related…
Continue Reading A Kentucky EMT was shot and killed during a police raid of her home. The family is suing for wrongful death
A Kentucky woman working as an EMT was killed after officers forced their way inside her home and exchanged shots with her boyfriend, according to a…
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Republicans say Senate likely won’t vote on next big Covid response bill until after Memorial Day
Senate Republicans dismissed the House’s new stimulus bill as a nonstarter after its release Tuesday, balking at its $3 trillion price tag and…
Continue Reading Thousands of people want to be exposed to Covid-19 for science
Abie Rohrig had just turned 18 when he told his mom he would be donating a kidney to save a stranger’s life. Her answer: No you’re not.…
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