Month: March 2019

A suspect was in custody Tuesday following an early morning shooting that left two people dead and others wounded following an argument at a house party, police said. Police did not immediately release the suspect’s identity but said he surrendered after an officer spotted him driving a vehicle with a flat tire several hours after

Santiago Barroso, un nombre más que se agrega a la lista de periodistas asesinados en Mexico; desde el año 2000 se reportan más de 120 periodistas asesinados en todo el país, por este motivo más de 50 periodistas y estudiantes de comunicaciones se reunieron este martes por la mañana frente al palacio municipal de San

It’s a calling that most don’t answer and those that do are comprised of compassion, humility, and apathy. Nurses come from all walks of life and share an overwhelming desire to heal. Chances are when you visit a physician you’re more likely to remember the nurses than anything else. In the latest Gallup poll, nurses

A man who likely died from exposure while stranded in Arizona might have survived if he had not rejected rescue efforts because he was afraid of being arrested, authorities said Tuesday. Ryan Long, 38, died several days after authorities found his friend, Reelaiah Ahasteen, 35, in another location in snowy and muddy conditions, Coconino County

UPDATE: (12:26 p.m.) The Yuma Police Department has released new information on the incident involving a school bus on Tuesday morning. YPD said students on the bus were from Palmcroft Elementary School. There were 39 of them on the bus at the time of the collision. At around 8:12 a.m., a 2007 red Ford Edge

Border Patrol arrested a Mexican national with an extensive criminal record who was suspected of illegally entering the United States near the Calexico Port of Entry Monday night. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) said agents found a man suspected of illegally entering the country and arrested him. After he was transported to the El Centro

He took away New Zealand’s innocence, along with 50 precious lives. And in exchange, the country’s prime minister vowed to take away the one thing the gunman so clearly craves: fame. In a passionate speech laced with steely resolve, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern on Tuesday urged her wounded nation to remember the victims slain in

Spring Break is right around the corner, which means travelers and visitors will be heading to their spring break destinations. A new report shows Mexico has some of the most dangerous cities. Tijuana is the most dangerous city in the world, according to the report by the Citizens’ Council for Public Security and Criminal Justice.

San Diego lifeguards are reminding beachgoers entering the ocean to shuffle their feet to avoid painful encounters with stingrays. The lifeguards posted on their Facebook page last weekend that the stingrays “are out in full force.” Round rays common in California coastal shallows are typically partially buried in sand while hunting prey. When stepped on,

Las autoridades dicen que un periodista de radio mexicano ha sido asesinado a tiros en el estado norteño de Sonora. La oficina del fiscal estatal dice que a Santiago Barroso, de 47 años, le rociaron balas al responder a un golpe en la puerta de su casa el viernes por la noche. Barroso se retiró

Authorities say a Mexican radio journalist has been shot and killed in the northern state of Sonora. The state attorney’s office says Santiago Barroso, 47, was sprayed with bullets upon answering a knock at the door of his home Friday evening. Barroso retreated inside and called for an ambulance. He died less than two hours

Phoenix police say a man and a woman are dead and four other people were hospitalized after being shot following a verbal altercation at a house party. No arrest was made. Police say initial reports indicate the suspect left the party after the altercation early Tuesday morning and later returned and began shooting before leaving

A Roman Catholic priest in Florida is facing charges that he drugged a female parishioner and raped her. The Rev. Jean Claude Jean-Philippe was in a Miami-Dade County jail late Saturday charged with sexual battery on an incapacitated victim. The Miami Herald reports that in October the 64-year-old priest invited the victim to his home

A former Mississippi Gulf Coast police officer told a judge Monday that she had sex with her supervisor and then fell asleep while her 3-year-old daughter was dying inside an overheated patrol car. Cassie Barker pleaded guilty Monday to manslaughter in a plea bargain after being indicted on a second-degree murder charge. The Sun Herald

The Arizona Supreme Court has upheld the conviction of a woman who was found guilty on fraud and other charges for faking a uterine cancer diagnosis to get the state to pay for her late-term abortion. The court on Monday rejected Chalice Renee Zeitner’s argument that a lower-court judge had breached her physician-patient privilege by

A couple from the U.S. is facing federal charges for allegedly trying to smuggle a migrant who breached fencing at the Arizona-Mexico border. U.S. Border Patrol officials say agents using remote video surveillance on Sunday afternoon spotted a group of men cutting the wire mesh fence near the Lukeville Port of Entry. They saw two

The Pentagon has released a list of several military construction projects that could be cut in order to fund the border wall, according to militarytimes.com. MT said that only funds from projects set to be completed or awarded after October of 2019 are eligible. Some projects at risk include 95 million dollars for an Engineering

Three groups of illegal immigrants crossed into Yuma County from Mexico Monday between 11 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. The crossings happened near the Morelos Dam, an area where Border Patrol agents have reported hundreds of migrants are entering on a weekly basis for months. Each group News 11 witnessed being apprehended crossed into the U.S.

A former medical transport driver has been sentenced to more than two years in prison for stealing more than $100,000 from the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System. State prosecutors say 72-year-old David Henry Meyer previously pleaded guilty to theft. In addition to the 27-month prison term, Meyer must pay nearly $101,000 in restitution to