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Emma Coronel Reveals Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán Maintains Contact with Daughters from ADX Florence Prison

Emma Coronel Reveals Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán Maintains Contact with Daughters from ADX Florence Prison

Emma Coronel, the former partner of Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán and mother of his youngest daughters, has stated that Guzmán maintains communication and a close relationship with their children. This revelation was made during a social media broadcast by Coronel, where she emphasized the strong bond between Guzmán and his daughters. Despite Guzmán's incarceration in ADX Florence, Colorado, under strict isolation conditions, Coronel asserted that the girls see and speak with their father. This comes after previous reports indicated that Guzmán's requests to re-establish visits and phone calls with his family were denied by U.S. authorities in 2024, following a change in his visitation conditions in May 2023 that eliminated his right to two monthly 15-minute phone calls. Guzmán has also sent letters to the Brooklyn District Court requesting the restoration of visits, but as of the latest information, these measures have not changed. Coronel did not provide specific details on how these communications or visits...
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Donelson Captain D's closes decades after infamous 'Fast Food Murders'

Donelson Captain D's closes decades after infamous 'Fast Food Murders'

The Donelson Captain D's, remembered for its link to Nashville's 1997 "Fast Food Murders," permanently closed its doors on Oct. 5.
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These are the 10 safest states in America, new report says

These are the 10 safest states in America, new report says

WalletHub ranked all 50 U.S. states for safety. See which states made the top 10 and which landed among the 10 least safe states.
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Colorado Deputies Arrest Four Suspects in $1,000 Merchandise Theft in Highlands Ranch

Colorado Deputies Arrest Four Suspects in $1,000 Merchandise Theft in Highlands Ranch

Douglas County Sheriff's deputies arrested four suspects in Highlands Ranch, Colorado, last week in connection with a merchandise theft exceeding $1,000. The incident began when deputies responded to a report of a theft in progress at a grocery store on September 30. A store employee informed authorities that several suspects fled the store with over $1,000 worth of stolen merchandise, primarily Tide pods and Downy Unstopables, and departed in a black sedan. Deputies quickly located the vehicle, and the four suspects attempted to evade capture by running into a nearby field. Law enforcement established a perimeter and deployed drones equipped with heat detection technology to track and apprehend all four individuals. Investigators discovered that several of the suspects had active warrants from other jurisdictions, totaling 13 warrants among three of them. In addition to the outstanding warrants, the suspects now face charges for theft and obstructing peace officers. The stolen items were recovered and ret...
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CNN now has a new owner. What will the future of the network be under Skydance?

CNN now has a new owner. What will the future of the network be under Skydance?

CNN has a new owner: Skydance
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Tropical Storm Isaias forecast to hit US Gulf coast as hurricane early Saturday

Tropical Storm Isaias forecast to hit US Gulf coast as hurricane early Saturday

By Brad Brooks Oct 7 (Reuters) - Tropical Storm Isaias formed in the Gulf of Mexico on Wednesday and is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane before slamming into the southern US coast early on Saturday, the National Hurricane Center said. 
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Here's where Pittsburgh airport ranks among most stressful US airports

Here's where Pittsburgh airport ranks among most stressful US airports

Pittsburgh International Airport is in the top 20 in a ranking of the most stressful US airports in a recent study. Here's why.
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Intermountain Health Reduces Involvement in Jointly Run Clinically Integrated Network with UCHealth

Intermountain Health Reduces Involvement in Jointly Run Clinically Integrated Network with UCHealth

Intermountain Health is withdrawing from its joint ownership and operation of Trinsic, a clinically integrated network established in 2023 with UCHealth. This decision was communicated to Colorado’s Department of Labor in a regulatory notice. Trinsic was formed to accelerate value-based care by combining the separate care networks of both non-profit organizations, facilitating patient coordination and information sharing among physicians, clinics, and hospitals. The network, which included over 1,000 primary care clinicians and 17 hospitals, served more than 400,000 patients in 2024 and contracted with various commercial and Medicare Advantage plans. Intermountain Health's operating unit for Trinsic is scheduled to close on December 4, with UCHealth assuming full operations after December 7. This transition will result in the termination of 117 Intermountain employees associated with Trinsic, though most are expected to transition to roles at UCHealth, subject to UCHealth's employment processes. The affect...
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Colorado Firefighters Issue Warning After Electric Vehicle Fire Emits Thick Smoke

Colorado Firefighters Issue Warning After Electric Vehicle Fire Emits Thick Smoke

Firefighters in Colorado urged residents near Arapahoe Road and Waco Street to close windows, turn off HVAC systems, and stay indoors following an electric vehicle fire. The incident, which occurred just after 7 a.m., involved a Tesla that caught fire after striking an abandoned tow hitch in the road. At least four vehicles hit the hitch, but only the Tesla ignited. South Metro Fire Rescue (SMFR) crews responded to the scene, and video posted by SMFR on X showed thick, black smoke emanating from the burning vehicle. The driver of the Tesla managed to escape without injury. Arapahoe Road was closed in both directions as crews worked to contain the fire and investigate the cause. The Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office utilized a drone as part of their investigation. Westbound lanes of Arapahoe Road reopened before 11 a.m., with eastbound lanes reopening after an inspection for road damage.
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Bollinger County Sheriff Closes County Jail Due to Unsuitability, Inmates Transferred

Bollinger County Sheriff Closes County Jail Due to Unsuitability, Inmates Transferred

Bollinger County Sheriff Stash Petton has announced the closure of the Bollinger County Jail in Marble Hill, Missouri. The decision was made because the facility is no longer deemed fit or secure enough to house inmates for the extended periods currently required by court proceedings. Sheriff Petton communicated the closure via a social media post on Tuesday afternoon. Following the closure, all inmates previously held at the Bollinger County Jail have been transferred to the Wayne County Jail in Greensville, Missouri. The Sheriff's department is in the process of contacting the emergency contacts of the transferred inmates to inform them of the move and the jail's closure. The primary reasons cited for the closure include aging utilities, an outdated construction plan, and an increasing inmate population.
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El Pollo Loco Announces Major Expansion into New York City with 15 New Locations

El Pollo Loco Announces Major Expansion into New York City with 15 New Locations

El Pollo Loco Announces Major Expansion into New York City with 15 New Locations
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Buc-ee's Proposed Gas Station Divides Palmer Lake, Colorado Residents

Buc-ee's Proposed Gas Station Divides Palmer Lake, Colorado Residents

A proposal for a Buc-ee's gas station in Palmer Lake, Colorado, has caused significant division among the town's residents. The Texas-based chain's plan has led to a fracturing of civil discourse within the community, which some residents describe as having been 'Almost Heaven.' The conflict highlights a broader trend of communities grappling with development proposals that challenge their established character and way of life. The debate in Palmer Lake has become a prominent example of how such projects can polarize local populations, with some residents advocating for the economic benefits and convenience a large-scale development like Buc-ee's could bring, while others prioritize preserving the town's existing charm and small-town atmosphere. The situation underscores the complexities involved when external commercial interests seek to establish a presence in tight-knit communities, often leading to intense local opposition and internal strife.