Alejandra Hernandez

5 days ago | wp.me | Alejandra Hernandez

Debido a las condiciones meteorológicas previstas para mañana lunes 23 de junio, en donde se espera que continúen las lluvias en la región, la Unidad de Servicios para la Educación Básica en el Estado de Querétaro (USEBEQ), a través del Programa de Protección Civil y Emergencia Escolar recomienda que, en caso de que los estudiantes no puedan asistir a clases por esta causa, la inasistencia será debidamente justificada.

5 days ago | wp.me | Alejandra Hernandez

Por: Ángel GutiérrezUn hombre perdió la vida al caer con todo y su vehículo a un canal pluvial mientras circulaba sobre el anillo vial Fray Junípero Serra, a la altura de la colonia Juriquilla frente al Hospital Moscati. La víctima, de aproximadamente 35 años, conducía un Nissan Tiida con placas de la Ciudad de México 886WHD en dirección a La Pradera, cuando por motivos que se investigan perdió el control y salió de la carretera. El auto acabó embancado en el fondo del canal.

6 days ago | kait8.com | Alejandra Hernandez

JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - A couple of setbacks and a hot summer afternoon could not stop the LGBTQ+ community from making their voices heard. OutNEA, a nonprofit organisation from Jonesboro, hosted a march in downtown Jonesboro for Pride Month. This came after PrideFest, one of the largest celebrations in Jonesboro in recent years, was suddenly cancelled in March. Christina Smith, an organiser of the event, said the march was a direct response to that cancellation.

6 days ago | kait8.com | Alejandra Hernandez

JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - A couple of setbacks and a hot summer afternoon was not going to stop the LGBTQ+ community from making their voices heard. OutNEA, a nonprofit organization from Jonesboro, organized a march in Jonesboro for Pride Month. This comes after one of the largest PrideFest, one of the largest celebrations in recent years in Jonesboro, was suddenly cancelled in March. Christina Smith, an organizer of the march, said the march was a direct response from that cancellation.

1 week ago | kait8.com | Alejandra Hernandez

NEWPORT, Ark. (KAIT) - Artificial intelligence is coming to Newport to help businesses. The city announced it obtained an artificial intelligence program for itself and business owners. Placer.ai takes data from cell phones and other devices and tracks how many people visit a business. Newport Economic Development Commission Director Jon Chadwell said it gives businesses advanced analytical data. “It tracks where they came from, where they’re going.