Daytona Beach city leaders have spoken out following a massive crowed that blocked traffic in the said beach on Saturday. According to Mayor Derrick Henry, "Young people who are not from here," who were visiting the city made bad decisions including stopping on the road "and making a video."
California Governor Gavin Newsom issued new guidelines for reopening churches of various faiths during the pandemic after President Donald Trump regarded the activity as “essential”.
A Utah man reportedly cracked his head after falling off a cliff in the Uintah County. A man from Utah reportedly slipped and fell off a cliff he was climbing a cliff located in a remote area of Uintah County.
The World Health Organization announced that they are temporarily suspending the global trials for hydroxychloroquine following the new study showing that it has a high mortality rate.
More women are seeking nominations in the state's six primary races for seats in Congress. In each of the races, there is at least one Latin or Native American hopeful.
House Democrats wrote the Trump administration this week, expressing their concern about reports that ICE or Immigration and Customs Enforcement "has been pursuing family separations at detention centers."
A follow up on the woman who at first told the police that her nine-year-old son with autism was kidnapped in Florida admitted while being interrogated that she led the child into a canal where he was later found lifeless.
U.S. Health Officials warned earlier this month about the second wave of COVID-19, Trump said he has no plans to shut down the country again which means more lives will be at risk.
Patricia Ripley, a mother from Florida told the police that Alejandro, her son, a nonverbal nine-year-old with autism was kidnaped from the Home Depot's parking in Miami, has been indicted in the child's murder.
The President of the United States recently held a White House COVID-19 conference call where he reportedly asked for the support of Hispanic leaders and voters.
Rebekah Jones, the fired Florida Department of Health scientist, on Friday night, defended herself and revealed bare allegations of corrupt meddling in the COVID-19 data of the state by top officials.
As the country combats the pandemic, millions are struggling with their employment status. There are currently more than a million people in Texas who are struggling with health care over the loss of the employment-based-insurance coverage. Many are awaiting the reopening to find jobs and regain their financial losses. Businesses are hopeful as they slowly open their doors to the public.
