Hispanic Community April 2019

Migrants Fearful Following Caravan Raid

The recent raid by Mexican authorities on a migrant caravan has left migrants fearful. Hundreds were arrested during the raid.

Hispanic Community April 2019

Migrants Turn To ‘The Beast’ After Raids

“The Beast,” a freight train notorious for people dying or losing limbs when they fell from it, carried a few hundred migrants out of Ixtepec, Mexico, earlier this week.

Global April 2019

Teen Accepted To 115 Colleges

Antoinette Love of New Orleans has been accept at all 115 college and universities that she applied to and has been offered a total of more than $3.7 million in scholarships.

Global April 2019

Coach Admits To Accepting $100K Bribe

Michael Center, the ex-coach for men’s tennis at the University of Texas at Austin, has admitted to accepting a $100,000 bribe and has agreed to cooperate with authorities.

Finance April 2019

40 School Districts To Get More Than $100M

Forty Arkansas school districts will be receiving a combined $103.7 million in funding for expansion projects, as well as campus building and replacement projects.

Engineering April 2019

U Of Mary Building $12M Engineering School

University of Mary in Bismarck is set to begin constructions on a $12 million engineering school. Construction is slated to be completed by fall of 2020.

Financing April 2019

The Future Of Student Loan Relief

Lawmakers are currently debating whether to fix, expand or end the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program, which is supposed to offer student loan relief to public service workers.

Global April 2019

Global Migrants' Journey Stalls In Mexico

Migrants fleeing from Bangladesh, Cameroon, Cuba, Haiti and Nigeria have found their journey has stalled in Tapachula, a city in southern Mexico.

Hispanic Community April 2019

Uprising In Venezuela

Unrest in Venezuela has reached a boiling point with Venezuela opposition leader Juan Guaidó took to the streets with heavily armed troops, calling for the ousting of Nicolas Maduro.

Global April 2019

From Star Student To Suspected Shooter

The suspect in the shooting at a California synagogue, was a star student, a musician and an athlete. Friends and others are stunned by his embracing anti-Semitism and white supremacy.

Hispanic Community May 2019

Venezuela Braces For New Protests

Nicolás Maduro's loyalists and the opposition have vowed to take to the streets as the people of Venezuela brace themselves for more upheaval.

Financing May 2019

Tax Breaks And Scholarships

A legislative debate is brewing regarding a bill seeking tax credits for residents of Nebraska who donate to specific groups that give scholarships to students at private schools.

Hispanic Community May 2019

Latest On Protests In Venezuela

As the uprising attempt sputters, Venezuelans took to the streets following opposition leader Juan Guaidó's call to fill streets around the country.

Global May 2019

US Government To Give DNA Tests At Border

ICE will be conducting voluntary DNA tests at the border where they suspect adults are fraudulently claiming to be the parents of kids with them as they attempting to cross into the U.S.

Global May 2019

Shooting: Ex-Deputy Defends His Actions

Ex-Deputy Scot Peterson said he acted properly during the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School massacre, responding to a commission’s conclusion that he was "derelict in his duty."