The arrival of fall is eagerly anticipated by Arizonans, as it marks the end of the state’s war against extreme summer heat. While the heat won’t magically disappear on the first day of fall for many Arizona cities, temperatures can slowly transition from triple digits to double digits. By mid-October, Arizonans can enjoy pleasant weather … Read more
PEMBROKE PARK, Fla. – A tropical system could form over the southern Gulf next week and threaten the northern Gulf Coast by next weekend. The early stages of a tropical system that is increasingly likely to form next week in the Gulf of Mexico will begin to slowly consolidate over the western Caribbean this weekend. … Read more
What to know about short-term rentals in Arizona State laws in Arizona have made it easy for homeowners to tap into the state’s booming vacation rental market. The Republic Read in English The “Tamale Bill,” which was left off the legislative menu last year, finally became law on September 14. Whether Arizonans will see a … Read more
An inside look at how the Phoenix Zoo protects its animals from heat Zookeepers Stevie Merner and Ryan Vittetoe talk about keeping the greater one-horned rhinoceros and the rhinoceros hornbill, a tropical bird, cool during the summer. Read in English The National Weather Service in Phoenix could see cooler temperatures and some rain this weekend … Read more
Events are being held across South Florida on Wednesday to honor the lives lost 23 years ago in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. Below is a list of events taking place in Miami-Dade and Broward counties. MIAMI-DADE 8:30 a.m. Miami Beach: First responders from the City of Miami Beach Fire and Police Departments … Read more
PEMBROKE PARK, Fla. – A recent wave of misinformation has sparked a backlash from South Florida’s Haitian community after Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance spread a false rumor claiming a Haitian neighbor was preparing a stray cat to be eaten. The baseless story, which originated in a Springfield, Ohio, Facebook group, quickly spread online, … Read more
MIAMI – Tropical Storm Francine strengthened in the Gulf of Mexico on Monday and is expected to make landfall as a hurricane in Louisiana in the coming days, where evacuation orders have been issued in some coastal communities and residents have begun filling sandbags in preparation for widespread flooding. Francine — the sixth named storm … Read more
Diana Garcia | Mexico City Correspondent After a gala where his behavior was exposed, which has been described as violent against women, after receiving a complaint from Gala Montes and learning that several sponsors of the reality show had left due to his behavior, in the early hours of this Wednesday the influencer Adrián Marcelo … Read more
Labor Day explained: Depressing and violent origin Labor Day has a deeper meaning than an end to summer and marks a pivotal moment in U.S. labor history, including a violent start. USA TODAY Read in English Labor Day is coming up next Monday. This year, the holiday honoring American workers and the labor movement falls … Read more
At the beginning of September, one of the national holidays is celebrated to recognize the achievements of the workers who have built this country with their work. The date also serves as an unofficial marker for the end of the summer season, even though Arizona’s high summer temperatures persist beyond the holiday. Help us improve … Read more