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Month: May 2025

Florida’s 2025 Python Challenge dates are set. Why the event could be key to saving the Everglades.

By Sergio Candido, John MacLauchlan Click here for updates on this story     HOMESTEAD, Florida (WFOR) — Florida wildlife officials have unveiled the dates for the 2025 Florida Python Challenge, as part of a broader conservation effort to protect the Everglades from invasive Burmese pythons. The announcement, hosted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission

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Florida man crushed to death by RV was recently retired sheriff’s office sergeant, authorities say

By Kathleen Ditton, Olivia DiVenti Click here for updates on this story     OAKLAND PARK, Florida (WSVN) — A man who died after being crushed by an RV outside his home in Oakland Park has been identified as a recently retired sergeant from the Broward Sheriff’s Office, authorities said. The incident occurred Wednesday evening near Northwest

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Exclusive: DHS civil rights office opened investigation into Mahmoud Khalil’s arrest days before office was dissolved

By Priscilla Alvarez and Michael Williams, CNN (CNN) — The Department of Homeland Security’s oversight arm opened an investigation into the controversial arrest of Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil only days before officials working for that office were placed on administrative leave, according to a whistleblower disclosure exclusively obtained by CNN. It’s an example, according to

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Free legal clinic for immigrant families at International District Community Center

By Reyna Revelle Click here for updates on this story     INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Heightened anxiety over deportation is prompting the International District Community Center (IDCC) to host free legal clinics for immigrant families. This free immigration clinic aims to provide essential legal support and alleviate concerns for those seeking long-term solutions to remain in the

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‘It pains our souls’: Venezuelans react to first video of relatives in Salvadoran prison after Matt Gaetz TV report

By Ana Melgar and Caroll Alvarado, CNN (CNN) — Sitting on a couch in her home in Maracay, Venezuela, Mirelis Cacique López watches her son Francisco Javier García Cacique on her cell phone in the first video released of a group of Venezuelans sent by the United States to El Salvador’s maximum-security prison Cecot. “Among

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