National Engineers Week Spotlights Innovators and Inspires Next Generation in El Paso and Across California
Engineers Week in California and across the US celebrates the contributions of engineers and inspires future generations, featuring professionals like Jorge Oregel and Raymond Salazar discussing their roles and passion for engineering.
Austin Family Seeks Closure as Police Pursue New Leads in Cristian Rangel's Unsolved Death, Suspect Charged with Evidence Tampering
Cristian Rangel's murder remains unsolved; his family seeks closure. Kamery Wooldridge was charged with tampering with evidence. No murder charges have been filed. A $10,000 reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.
Shocking Layoffs at FAA Spark Terror Post D.C. Plane Tragedy, Hundreds Axed Amid Safety Fears
The Trump administration fired hundreds of FAA employees, raising safety concerns, particularly after a recent plane crash in D.C. The layoffs targeted probationary staff, sparking critique over air traffic control operations and national security.
Former Texas Lottery Boss Gary Grief and Lottery.com Accused of Rigging $95 Million Jackpot in Explosive Fraud Claims
The Texas Lottery Commission and ex-director Gary Grief face a lawsuit over alleged fraud and game manipulation, involving Lottery.com since 2017. The claims relate to a suspicious $95 million jackpot win and potential money laundering activities.












