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Odilón Larios Nava. – Un motociclista pereció al perder el control de su unidad al pasar el paso peatonal del bulevar Hermanos Serdán a la altura de la plaza comercial Galerias. El hombre de la tercera edad derrapó y posteriormente lo atropelló un tráiler que circulaba en el carril de extrema izquierda. Los reportes policiales señalan que un hombre de la tercera edad conducía una motocicleta de la marca Harley Davidson, color negro con café. El septuagenario derrapó al pasar el paso peatonal. Su cuerpo cayó entre el carril central y el de extrema izquierda, fue por ello que el ...

Something's changed. the guy who is right now is the mayor-elect, it was a close election and they're ironing that out, but he was kind enough to join us. the mcallen mayor-elect. >> thank you very much to be here. neil: let me get your take on what happened. i know it was a close election and you won by a couple hundred votes. i don't know whether there's going to be a recount or whether your opponent is looking into that. where do things stand now? >> actually it was a close election and it was nonpartisan, but everybody knew i was the former republican chair. the difference was only about 2...

Amazing. we will have to-- the competition is good. it's traditionally democrats for south texas has been ignored a lot of the time and we expect the next election that we will have the same results and we have candidates running for congress. it was difficult for the candidates down here, especially local elections and i think that things are going to be changing. neil: you know, mayor-elect. is it your sense that we always tend to look at the hurricane irma community as a monolithic block, but there are many in your community who got here legally and they tend to recent what's been happening...

Immigrants, the point where border patrol starts processing and they send them to mcallen. fortunately, all we do is logistical assistance as far as transportation where they're dropped off to a respite center to the bus station or to the airport. so, our position, it's like, look, we shouldn't be doing that. we should not be spending our money on immigration and federal issues. but we for our purposes, it's logistical and the immigrants don't stay to mcallen, they go to the bus station and the airport and they're out so that's beneficial for us. neil: mayor-elect, thank you. the mcallen texas...

In a divided city, Anchorage’s new mayor will face a tough challenge immediately Author: Anchorage Daily News editorial board | Opinion Published 2 hours ago Share on Facebook Print article The election has yet to be certified, but all indications are that Dave Bronson has prevailed in his campaign for Anchorage mayor — a fact that even his opponent Forrest Dunbar acknowledged late in the week. Assuming the result holds, it marks the end of a divisive, bruising mayoral fight that has left half of Anchorage’s residents on one side of a yawning partisan gulf, and the remainder on t...