Adi Guajardo
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Florida Seniors' Retirement Plans Were Destroyed With Hurricane Ian
A Fort Myers mobile home neighborhood was completely destroyed by Hurricane Ian, taking retirement plans and funds with it. → Read More
Hurricane Ian Washed Away Income For Many Floridians
After Hurricane Ian, many Floridians are using savings or the help of others to afford to live, while others' jobs simply washed away. → Read More
One Florida Captain Rode Out Hurricane Ian On His Houseboat
One Florida resident rode out Hurricane Ian aboard a houseboat. → Read More
Ian Swamps Southwest Florida, Trapping People In Homes
Hurricane Ian knocked out power to over 1 million people and threatening catastrophic damage further inland. → Read More
Some Florida Transplants Are Preparing For Their First Hurricane
A FEMA administrator warned a number of Floridians with no hurricane experience to take the storm very seriously and to ask neighbors for help. → Read More
Expert Talks About Effects Of Trauma On Detainees Like Griner, Whelan
After more than 200 days in a Russian prison, new details are coming out on efforts to free WNBA star Brittney Griner. → Read More
Officials See Wave Of Rainbow-Colored Fentanyl Across 21 States
The colorful drug comes in various shapes and sizes including pills, powder and blocks that resemble sidewalk chalk. → Read More
Video Shows Police Milling In Hallway During Uvalde Massacre
EDITOR'S NOTE: Surveillance video from inside Robb Elementary School was originally due to be released to the families of the victims on July 17. On July 12, the Austin American-Statesman and KVUE chose to publish two edited versions of the video. In explaining their decision to publish ahead of the families’ scheduled viewing, the outlets said, “We have to bear witness to history, and… → Read More
Identifying Dead Migrants From Abandoned Truck Proving To Be Difficult
The migrant truck full of bodies had victims from at least four different countries, and authorities are having trouble identifying them. → Read More
Family Remembers Their Daughter 4 Weeks After Shooting In Uvalde
It’s been nearly a month since the Cazares family lost Jackie in the Robb Elementary mass shooting. Jackie would have turned 10. → Read More
Uvalde Mayor Says Robb Elementary Will Be Demolished After Shooting
"You can never ask a child to go back, or a teacher to go back in that school ever," said Uvalde Mayor Don McLaughlin. → Read More
Uvalde Demands Accountability During City Meetings On Police Response
Families demand accountability as Uvalde's city leadership meets to review police response to the recent shooting. → Read More
Female Entrepreneur Is Using Unicorns To Normalize Black Beauty
April Showers began her business, Afro Unicorn, with a goal of encouraging kids of color to love their skin and "embrace the crowns on their head." → Read More
Official: Commander Made The 'Wrong Decision' Not To Breach Classroom
Investigators do not know if or how many children died during the 48 minutes officers waited outside the hallway. → Read More
Uvalde Community Mourns Victims Of Elementary School Massacre
The Uvalde community gathered for vigils for loved ones after the shooting at Robb Elementary School. → Read More
Surging Fuel Prices Result In Higher Costs For Businesses
The trucking industry had to navigate the slowdown of the pandemic, only to be knocked down again by skyrocketing fuel prices. → Read More
U.S. West Continues To Face Record-Breaking Temperatures
NOAA projects extreme heat and drier conditions in June, July and August mostly covering Utah, Colorado, Wyoming and Idaho. → Read More
Pres. Biden, Mexican Pres. Lopez Obrador Focused On Migration In Call
The two leaders talked as the U.S. prepares to lift the policy that has allowed the U.S. to expel migrants under COVID protocols. → Read More
Understanding How And When Police Use Deadly Force
ATF is hoping to hold training sessions in 50 major cities where reporters can partake in policing situations. → Read More
New Research Will Look Into Understanding, Treating Long COVID
President Biden has ordered a national research plan to look into long COVID. → Read More