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They helped to prevent a small brush fire from growing on the I-17 near Black Canyon City. Author: Niala Charles Updated: 10:25 PM MST July 1, 2021 ARIZONA, USA — A truck driver and his son were caught on camera at the right place at the right time. They helped to prevent a small brush fire from growing on the I-17 near Black Canyon City. Daniel Carrillo and his son Daniel Jr. were in their semi-truck doing work for their non-profit Real Hope Inc. when they came across a DPS trooper who needed help. “It was just our first reaction. Do something,” said Car...

With 16 competitive races spread across six different Bexar County school districts Saturday, familiar names held a lot of sway.

Southwest ISD board election draws wide range of candidates Danya Perez, Staff writer FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 Florinda "Flo" Bernal is an incumbent on the Southwest ISD board of trustees who is seeking reelection on May 1.Courtesy Photo /Show MoreShow Less 2of2 Raul Leonidas Nuques is one of seven candidates seeking three seats on the Southwest ISD board of trustees in the May 1 election.Courtesy Photo /Show MoreShow Less Seven candidates, including two incumbents, are vying for three seats on the Southwest ISD board in the May 1 election. The board has seven trustees who each serve three-...

Pokes Cap Indoor Track and Field Season With 5th-Place Finish Published: February 28, 2021 Jasmyne Cooper took third in the 800-meter run Saturday at the Peak Meet in Colorado Springs. That was the highest finish for the Cowgirls./ UW Courtesy photo COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., -- The University of Wyoming Track and Field teams capped off the spring 2021 indoor slate with day three of competition at the Championships at the Peak Meet held at the Air Force Academy in the Cadet Field House on Saturday, Feb. 26. "I thought our student-athletes competed very well against some of the best competition ...

Seattle Police say they are 'puzzled' over comments made by Seattle City Councilmember SPD respond to crime in Pioneer Square Business owners in Seattle's Pioneer Square say business has been hit hard due to ongoing crime surrounding tent communities. SEATTLE - Seattle Police confiscated many drugs and weapons this week; it’s hard not to take notice. More than a dozen people were arrested in three different raids, much of the activity occurring in tent communities.   "Homelessness can happen to anybody; the additional criminal element makes it completely out of hand," Pioneer Square busin...