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Hold. It is sunday july 5th, good morning im ken feeley, emily turner has the morning off. Happy fifth of july devon, you know sometimes there is smoke in the air from pollution the sunset can take on a real pretty glow. Worsening that with sunrise right now, because so much smoke in the air, from all the illegal fireworks last night, not only are there airquality issues but look at the views from salesforce east, youre getting the interesting color, the haze near the east bay and on the other s...

It was a packed house as the Class of 2024 and their families honored their accomplishments at Fresno State's Latino Commencement.

This weekend's Calibash features a new iteration for Mexican music fans. If art is what you're into, check out the Caribbean and Latino Film Fest or the Luna Luna Forgotten Fantasy.

The district is trying to recruit more staff members for its dual-language program. Candidates may apply even if their college degree is from another country.

And Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) hedges on his retirement.

U.S. Sen. Ben Ray Luján has firsthand experience with the rural healthcare system that he brought with him to discussions this week.  The Democrat who represents New Mexico had a stroke while in northern New Mexico on Jan. 27, 2022. Through a series of smart decisions by his sister Jackie, Luján’s life was saved, he […]

A coalition of New Mexico consumer protection agencies and health advocacy groups is drafting legislation that would change the way drug manufacturers report their prices, in an effort to increase

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The school district has taken steps to make communication between schools and students’ families easier. But some still feel that they are left behind.

Amarillo has seen many pedestrian deaths over the years, so much that they made the top 15 cities in Texas for pedestrian fatalities.