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Drones are the latest buzzy tech aimed at stopping a school shooting. They’re part of a billion-dollar industry

By Cindy Von Quednow, CNN (CNN) — They’re drones that are launched remotely, can break through windows, help clear classrooms and have an embedded speakerphone to communicate with teachers and police. All that before disorienting and incapacitating a potential school shooter in about a minute. The tiny and quick drones are being deployed in an

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Farmers markets: a safe alternative that helps local economy

PALM DESERT, Calif. (KESQ) — Recent infection outbreaks have prompted residents to question the safety of fresh produce, leading Coachella Valley farmers to highlight the health and safety benefits of buying food directly from local growers. Contaminants such as cyclospora and salmonella have raised questions among consumers regarding produce safety. Weekly farmers markets across the

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Former US Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg speaks during the Spratt Issues Conference at the Francis Marion University Performing Arts Center on August 22 in Florence

Pete Buttigieg returns to first-in-the-nation South Carolina with a fresh appeal to Black voters

By Patrick Svitek, CNN Orangeburg, South Carolina (CNN) — Pete Buttigieg has been to this small but historic city in South Carolina’s Midlands at least twice before, as an underdog presidential candidate in 2020 and then as the better-known transportation secretary under President Joe Biden in 2023. Now a private citizen eying a second White

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Photos from the Truckee Meadows Fire Protection District shows flames in the distance progressing towards residential areas in Reno

Reno-area wildfire’s advance has stopped, but work remains before evacuees can return, official says

By Maria Aguilar Prieto, Hanna Park, Martin Goillandeau, Chris Boyette, CNN Reno, Nevada (CNN) — Firefighters have the stopped forward progress of a wildfire threatening neighborhoods around Reno, and are working to extinguish hot spots on the fire’s perimeter in hopes of letting evacuated residents return to their homes “as soon as possible,” a fire

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