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Month: September 2025

After a shooting at a Dallas ICE facility, immigrants are still showing up, now fearing both deportation and violence

WFAA, KTVT, CNN By Alaa Elassar, Gustavo Valdés, CNN (CNN) — When people arrived at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Dallas early Wednesday morning for routine appointments, they were instead thrust into chaos as an ordinary day turned into a life-threatening nightmare. Sharp cracks of gunfire pierced the morning air, loud, jarring pangs

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Students cellphone use

State Rep. Emerson Levy, Bend Police sergeant to take part in bipartisan roundtable on phone-free schools rule

SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) — Next Tuesday evening, Sen. Lisa Reynolds, MD (D-Portland), who worked with Governor Tina Kotek on her recent executive order creating phone-free schools, will convene lawmakers and community leaders in a roundtable discussion on how to make the new rule work best for student success and well-being. Here are the details, as released Friday

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Netanyahu dice que los países occidentales “se doblegaron” al reconocer al Estado palestino

Por Tal Shalev, Jennifer Hansler y Oren Liebermann, CNN El primer ministro de Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, arremetió este viernes contra el reciente reconocimiento del Estado palestino por parte de países occidentales, acusando a los líderes mundiales de “doblegarse ante la presión de medios sesgados, sectores islamistas radicales y turbas antisemitas”. En su discurso ante la

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ICE officer who shoved a mother to the floor at an immigration courthouse is ‘relieved of his current duties,’ agency says

CNN By Diego Mendoza, Taylor Galgano, Alex Stambaugh, Gloria Pazmino, Holly Yan, Maria Santana, CNN (CNN) — An Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer who shoved a woman into a wall and then pushed her to the ground has been “relieved of his current duties,” an ICE official said Friday. The incident was caught on camera

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Untreated, treated areas at Darlene 3 Fire

Deschutes County outlines five-year plans for federally funded La Pine Wildfire Mitigation Project

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Deschutes County provided new details Friday about how it will use a newly awarded $3.4 million USDA Forest Service Community Wildfire Defense Grant for its La Pine Wildfire Mitigation Project over the next five years. “The project is a collaborative effort to reduce fire fuels, educate the public, increase wildfire preparedness,

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Truck drivers from outside the US face new license restrictions as DOT threatens to withhold money from California

By Aaron Cooper, CNN (CNN) — The Department of Transportation is imposing new limits to “drastically restrict” people from outside the United States from getting commercial driver’s licenses, and is threatening to withhold highway funds from states that don’t agree to comply. “The process for issuing these licenses is absolutely, 100%, broken,” Transportation Secretary Sean

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False statement charge against Comey appears to center on Hillary Clinton email probe

By Evan Perez, Katelyn Polantz, Kaitlan Collins, Jeremy Herb, CNN (CNN) — The alleged leak to the media that underpins the indictment of former FBI Director James Comey appears to relate to the 2016 investigation concerning Hillary Clinton, rather than the separate 2016 FBI investigation of Donald Trump and Russian election meddling. Prosecutors say in

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Hegseth se reunirá con altos mandos militares para describir cómo será el nuevo “Departamento de Guerra”, dicen fuentes

Por Natasha Bertrand y Alayna Treene, CNN La sorpresiva reunión del secretario de Defensa, Pete Hegseth, con cientos de generales y almirantes en Virginia la próxima semana ha sido convocada para que pueda describir la reinvención del Gobierno del Departamento de Defensa como el “Departamento de Guerra” y detallar nuevos estándares para el personal militar,

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