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Month: March 2021

Increasing levels of COVID-19 in sewage prompts mayor to speak out

Precaution, testing and vaccination are encouraged SAN LUIS, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – Mayor Gerardo Sanchez announced Friday that the University of Arizona COVID-19 Early Warning Sewage Testing Project has been detecting a steady increase of SARS-CoV-2 in multiple testing sites throughout Yuma County. “Let us not give in to the COVID-19 fatigue,” stated Mayor Sanchez.

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Students sue Oregon colleges over cost of remote learning during the pandemic

Three Oregon college students are claiming in two class-action lawsuits that they should be reimbursed tuition and other fees since the University of Oregon and Oregon State University transitioned to mostly remote instruction during the coronavirus pandemic. Undergraduate student Danielle Pranger and graduate student Garrett Harris filed a lawsuit against Oregon State University on March

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Las autoridades del canal de Suez necesitan remover 20.000 metros cúbicos de arena para liberar el barco Ever Given

(CNN) — Hasta 20.000 metros cúbicos (706.000 pies cúbicos) de arena deberán ser removidos en el canal de Suez para liberar el gigantesco buque portacontenedores que ha estado atascado allí desde el martes, según las autoridades del canal. El Ever Given, un buque portacontenedores casi tan largo como la altura del edificio Empire State en

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Michigan attorney general closes investigation into Larry Nassar’s abuses after saying university was unhelpful

After a three-year investigation, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced that her office was “forced to close” its inquiry into Michigan State University’s handling of former school doctor Larry Nassar after the school declined to waive attorney-client privilege for approximately 6,000 documents. The investigation was set to look into how Nassar, a disgraced former USA

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Appeals court ruling paves way for release of alleged Capitol rioters with extremist ties, but at least one Oath Keeper will stay in jail

A handful of the US Capitol riot defendants whom prosecutors have grouped among the most extreme were told on Friday they could potentially be released from jail as they await trial, because — under the law — they aren’t considered that dangerous at this time. The developments came in rapid fire from the Washington federal

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Bukele vetará el proyecto de ley aprobado para crear la Ley Especial contra el Tráfico Ilegal de Personas

(CNN Español) — El presidente de El Salvador Nayib Bukele anunció este viernes que vetará el decreto aprobado el jueves por los diputados para crear la Ley Especial contra el Tráfico Ilegal de Personas. Esa propuesta de ley criminaliza a todos sin distinción. Hay verdaderos criminales que sí hay que perseguir, pero generalizar es peligroso

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