Julia Jacobo
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Recent articles by Julia:
Florida health officials investigating 3rd possible monkeypox case in US
Florida health officials are investigating a "presumptive" monkeypox case, making it the third possible case of the virus in the U.S. → Read More
Police searching for gunman in fatal shooting on NYC subway
New York City Police officers are searching for a gunman after a subway passenger was shot and killed in what investigators describe as an unprovoked attack. → Read More
Family of former suspect in disappearance of Brittanee Drexel 'devastated' by investigation
The family of the man who had previously been named a suspect in the 2009 disappearance of Brittanee Drexel said the investigation ruined their lives for years. → Read More
Suspected gunman in California church shooting could face death penalty, prosecutors say
The suspected gunman of a politically-motivated shooting at a California church could face the death penalty for due to a special circumstance his murder charge. → Read More
Hero pastor describes how elderly congregation helped to stop California church shooter
The pastor being hailed a hero for helping to thwart a gunman at a California church described how the mostly elderly congregation were able to overtake the shooter. → Read More
Suspect arrested in disappearance, murder of teen who went missing during spring break 2009
Investigators in South Carolina have made a significant break in the case of Brittanee Drexel, a teen who disappeared in 2009 while vacationing for spring break. → Read More
Shoppers who were regulars, a retired police officer: What we know about the victims of the Buffalo shooting, an alleged hate crime
Ten people were killed as a result of a mass shopping at a supermarket in Buffalo, New York, committed in what investigators described as a possible hate crime. → Read More
Retired Buffalo police officer who confronted supermarket gunman hailed as 'true hero'
A retired police officer is being praised for the valiant actions he took to protect others when a gunman opened fire on a supermarket, killing 10 people. → Read More
California panel unanimously rejects proposal for plant to turn ocean water into drinking water
California officials struck down a $1.4 billion plan to build a seaside desalination plant amid a water crisis sparked by megadrought and climate change. → Read More
Wildlife could pose 'catastrophic' risks for power grids, experts say
Sometimes Mother Nature and modern technology just don't mix -- especially when it comes to the nation's power grids. → Read More
Timeline: How a murder suspect escaped an Alabama jail
Multiple law enforcement agencies are continuing their search for a murder suspect who escaped jail by apparently feigning a trip to the courthouse. → Read More
Climate change could increase risk of infectious disease transmission across species, scientists say
Scientists now believe that global warming will significantly increase the number of viral transmissions across species in the coming decades. → Read More
'Unprecedented' water restrictions ordered for millions in Southern California
Unprecedented restrictions have been ordered for millions of residents in Southern California as the megadroght in the region persists and continues to intensify. → Read More
How fire management can be cost-effective way to limit emissions
Scientists are discovering how fire management practices can not only prevent explosive megafires but also help curb climate change. → Read More
Will the $6 billion pledge to make transportation more sustainable be enough? Experts weigh in.
Billions of federal taxpayer dollars are being earmarked to help curb emissions, but is the latest promise of funds enough to propel the U.S. toward its ambitious goals? → Read More
More than a dozen uncontained wildfires continue to burn in the West
Several wildfires are continuing to wreak havoc on landscapes all over the Western U.S., despite winds that have decreased the chances of rapid spread. → Read More
Spread of wildfires in West could be slowed by easing winds
Easing winds could help firefighters temper nearly a dozen uncontained wildfires burning in the West that exploded after days of dangerous fire conditions. → Read More
Megadrought out West expected to intensify, expand east: NOAA
The megadrought that has plagued the West for several decades is not only expected to persist -- it will likely intensify and expand east. → Read More
Wildfires scorching the West could explode due to heavy winds
A wildfire inferno is setting up in multiple states as dangerous fire conditions threaten to spread them even further. → Read More
National Park Week: Why the conservation of these 'living laboratories' is so important
The survival of national parks -- and the landscapes and ecosystems they house -- is precarious as global warming continues. → Read More