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By Piper Hudspeth Blackburn, CNN (CNN) — Rep. Max Miller, the embattled Ohio congressman who is facing an uphill battle to keep his seat following abuse allegations, was sued by his ex-wife on behalf of their 2-year-old daughter Wednesday over the accidental release of a nude image of the child. The civil rights lawsuit, filed
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By Rocio Munoz, Helen Regan, Caroll Alvarado, CNN (CNN) — Emergency teams are racing to find the mother of a baby who was rescued from the rubble of a collapsed building following the deadly 7.4 magnitude earthquake that struck Colombia on Monday. Three-month-old Salomón was pulled alive from the five-story residential building in Cali after
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COACHELLA, Calif. (KESQ) – El Concejo Municipal de Coachella llevó a cabo el miércoles por la tarde la primera de las dos audiencias públicas previstas para estudiar una ordenanza que prohibiría de forma permanente la construcción de centros de datos y los usos relacionados con ellos dentro de los límites de la ciudad. Los concejales
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COACHELLA, Calif. (KESQ) – A dust storm arrived in the East Valley Wednesday evening, causing low visibility throughout the area. News Channel 3’s crew in the city of Coachella captured the moments the storm arrived. Dust storm hits the Coachella Valley; our photojournalist Chris Tarpening – @Tarp1969 – captured video as the storm approached Coachella
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Por Mauricio Torres, CNN en Español Después de una semana de reuniones, las delegaciones del Gobierno de Venezuela y de un sector de la oposición concluyeron este miércoles su primera ronda de diálogos y de momento alcanzaron dos acuerdos: priorizar la atención a las víctimas de los fuertes sismos del 24 de junio e impulsar
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Lynette Niebla IMPERIAL COUNTY, Calif. (KYMA) – Multiple bridges across Imperial County remain under a state of emergency due to compromised integrity. Local officials are aggressively pursuing an $8.5 million grant through the federal Bridge Investment Program to fund major replacements and repairs. The structural crisis is heavily impacting the community, causing restricted farming routes,
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Dillon Fuhrman IMPERIAL COUNTY, Calif. (KYMA) – The Imperial Irrigation District (IID) says they are “experiencing scattered power outages in several areas” Wednesday. In a post to Facebook, the areas include Calexico, Heber and Holtville, and said the outage is related to the “storm moving through the region.” IID said crews are responding and inspecting
Continue ReadingTHOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KESQ) The stickiest air of the week is on its way out. Dew points climbed near 70 degrees overnight, but drier air pushes in from the west today and humidity gradually drops through the next 48 hours. An isolated storm or two could still fire this afternoon, mainly over the mountains and
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By Cindy Von Quednow, Aaron Cooper, CNN (CNN) — A military attack helicopter slammed into a Central Texas field and caught fire on Wednesday, killing the two pilots aboard and forcing evacuations in the area. The Apache helicopter from the Fort Hood military installation crashed in Salado, Texas, around 1:35 p.m. local time, and the
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Abigahil Padilla SAN LUIS, Mexico (KYMA) – Los problemas con el suministro de energía eléctrica continúan afectando a habitantes de San Luis Río Colorado, una situación que se ha vuelto todavía más preocupante durante esta temporada de altas temperaturas y constantes apagones. Durante el pasado fin de semana, más de una decena de transformadores de
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Carolina Garcia CALEXICO, Calif. (KYMA) – Más de 620 maestros del Distrito Escolar Unificado de Calexico, recibieron talleres y capacitaciones referentes a estrategias de educación, inteligencia artificial y aprendizaje del idioma ingles. El super intendente, del distrito escolar, Arturo Jiménez, dio la bienvenida a los docentes que se preparan para el próximo lunes recibir a
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COACHELLA VALLEY, Calif. (KESQ) – A growing need among law enforcement in the Coachella Valley: mental health resources. News Channel 3 investigated the way police respond to people in crisis. In many cases, these emergencies lead to life-or-death decisions. “We meet people on their worst day,” said RSO Deputy Jose Soto-Barraza. It’s the reality for
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Pet ownership has increased significantly in the U.S. over the past 30 years, with data from the American Veterinary Medical Association showing a 45% rise. The combined population of domestic cats and dogs now tops 163 million. Many pet owners invest deeply in their animals—not just financially, but emotionally. The evidence is in the
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Small businesses founded in the past year are more likely to have insurance than those that have been operating longer, according to a new survey of small business owners by ERGO NEXT. Today’s entrepreneurs are thinking about protection earlier, but buying insurance and being adequately protected aren’t always the same thing. The survey also
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For most of the year, ChatGPT Ads have only really made sense for massive companies with large budgets. They could run the ads and learn the ins and outs of the platform, but there was almost no way to know if any of it actually led to conversions. The ads may have gotten a
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Grief counseling in the workplace matters because grief does not arrive at work as a neat, visible event. It shows up as: The employee who was once responsive and now goes quiet for days. The manager who keeps rescheduling one-on-ones because every conversation feels too heavy. The high performer whose deadlines start slipping after
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Back-to-school season can bring a concentrated wave of expenses, including supplies, clothing, technology, transportation and activity fees. Deloitte’s 2026 Back-to-School Survey found that parents plan to spend an average of $557 per K-12 student. Half of respondents said they plan to cut back on other expenses, including dining out and entertainment, to make room
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One of the biggest misconceptions about boundaries is the idea that they should shape other people’s behavior. For example, let’s say you have a family member who’s a night owl. They tend to call you after you’ve already gone to bed. But since you have to wake up early for work, you silence your
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Between her two young toddlers, her work as a seaweed farmer on Humboldt County’s coast, and a third baby on the way, Leslie Booher doesn’t have a lot of spare time. But her prenatal appointments with her midwife, Laura Doyle, give Booher the opportunity to really focus on the pregnancy. “For me, feeling more
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The U.S. small-business landscape is locked in a striking paradox: Despite severe headwinds from rising inflation and dampened market optimism, entrepreneurship remains remarkably durable as new business applications continue to surge. This ongoing wave of formation, coupled with the fact that nearly 40% of microbusiness owners maintain a highly positive outlook, underscores an economic
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