Five dead after 7.4-magnitude earthquake hits southern Mexico
By Roberta Pardo On Tuesday (June 23), a 7.4-magnitude earthquake hit Mexico’s southern coastline, leaving at least five dead, officials said. Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said one person was killed in a building collapse in Huatulco, Oaxaca. Oaxaca Gov. Alejandro Murat confirmed a second person was killed in an apparent house collapse and […]
Governor Laura Kelly Announces the Phase-In of Drive Tests
Dept. of Revenue takes precautions against COVID-19 while keeping safety and health top-of-mind TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly directed the Kansas Department of Revenue to begin phasing in the availability of drive tests. To start administering these tests, steps had to be taken to ensure the health and well-being of all who interact with the Kansas […]
La columna de Jessica Piedra: Immigration offices re-open with limited staff
The Immigration office reopened in June, but soon will face severe lay-offs. They had been closed to the public since mid-March. At the same time, the government is asking up to 75 percent of workers to stay home due to a lack of funding. Now is the time to file your case before fees go […]
Volume 40 Issue 26 • 06/25/20 – 07/01/20
In this issue DACA safe for now but fight continues COVID-19 survivor wants to create awareness Dos Mundos celebrates anniversary by adapting to COVID-19 crisis
Summer vacation, let’s go
Now that lockdown restrictions are easing, the need for a change of scenery is more acutely felt than ever, but the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention still discourages even interstate travel. So as summer vacation season gets underway, we’re not packing the family car and heading for distant sites or hopping on a plane […]