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After Kraków rampage leaves 6 dead, 3 more bodies found at suspect’s home

By Charlotte Reck, Lauren Kent, Billy Stockwell, Christina Zdanowicz, CNN (CNN) — At least six people have been killed and 16 more wounded when a gunman opened fire from his car in the southern Polish city of Kraków, officials said on Saturday, adding that three more people were ...

KVIA ABC-7Nov 7, 2026

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A promising drug for an inherited heart risk flops, stunning doctors

By Brenda Goodman, CNN (CNN) — In the course of scientific discovery, there are triumphant moments when researchers present their findings to a rapt audience that jumps to its feet for a standing ovation. It happened in a conference room full of doctors in May after they learned ...

KVIA ABC-7Nov 7, 2026

government

Nueva Zelandia queda en un limbo político tras unas elecciones muy reñidas

Por Todd Symons, CNN Los votantes neozelandeses se enfrentan a semanas de incertidumbre política después de unas elecciones extremadamente reñidas que han dejado al gobierno de coalición conservador del país ante la posibilidad de perder su mayoría tras un único mandato. Los resu...

KVIA ABC-7Nov 7, 2026

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New Zealand in political limbo after knife-edge election

By Todd Symons, CNN (CNN) — New Zealand voters face weeks of political limbo after a knife-edge election left the country’s conservative coalition government at risk of losing its majority following just a single term in office. Saturday’s preliminary results show Prime Minister ...

KVIA ABC-7Nov 7, 2026

safety

First Alert: Cool, wet weather eases by Sunday

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- For Saturday, rain showers are expected to continue across the region and East of the Rio Grande. Most locations are expected to recieve less than a quarter-inch of rain, with Southern Hudspeth County possibly seeing up to three-quarters of an inch. Conti...

KVIA ABC-7Nov 7, 2026

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He left NYC after 9/11 for a new life in South America

By Maureen O'Hare, CNN (CNN) — In our roundup of travel stories this week: The Englishman who walked around the world, why Norway is making toilets “great again,” plus a New Yorker driven to start life over in Argentina in the wake of 9/11. Finding solace in Mendoza David English...

KVIA ABC-7Nov 7, 2026

schools

Schools scramble after Google gives AI ultimatum

(The Hill) — Schools are scrambling after Google said Tuesday that education leaders need to either accept some AI in classrooms or lose access to its search engine. School officials trying to push back on an encroaching AI are in a bind. The tech giant dominates search online, a...

KTSM 9 News (NBC)Nov 7, 2026

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US military targets Iranian defense system in latest round of limited strikes

(The Hill) — The U.S. launched new defensive strikes against Iran targeting the country's air defense systems, President Trump said on Friday, describing the strikes as “minor.” The U.S. military previously struck Iran on Monday, just a day before the midterms, targeting Iran’s Q...

KTSM 9 News (NBC)Nov 7, 2026

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A fan fiction site got hacked. Its users are panicking

By T.M. Brown, CNN (CNN) — On October 29, the fan fiction site Archive of Our Own, more commonly known as AO3, unexpectedly went offline. Would-be visitors landed on a page saying it was shut down for maintenance, and a message on the AO3 Tumblr page said the work would take at l...

KVIA ABC-7Nov 7, 2026

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Expert gives advice to independent contractors on how to save for retirement

By Jeanne Sahadi, CNN (CNN) — If you’re an independent contractor working for a few clients throughout the year, you have to be very intentional about building your retirement savings however you can. Certified financial planner Douglas Boneparth advises one independent worker ab...

KVIA ABC-7Nov 7, 2026

government

How Yoshitomo Nara’s ‘big-headed girls’ took over the world

By Zoe Sottile, CNN The big-headed, wide-eyed girls that made Yoshitomo Nara one of the most beloved Japanese artists of the 21st century are everywhere — if you know where to look. You can find them on T-shirts, skateboards, plastered on water bottles as stickers, or blown up an...

KVIA ABC-7Nov 7, 2026

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When this small town was given $1 million, child care was the top priority

By Jackie Mader for The Hechinger Report It was 2018 when Casie Warner first realized there was a major problem in Seward, Alaska, a popular cruise port nestled on an inlet about a two-hour drive south of Anchorage. At the time, Warner worked as a home visitor, providing advice, ...

KVIA ABC-7Nov 7, 2026

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When West Nile virus attacks the brain: Severe cases rise in parts of the US

By Alison Young for Healthbeat The nurse asked Paul Vercammen what should have been a simple question: What is your pain level on a scale from one to 10? As he lay in a hospital bed at UCLA Santa Monica Medical Center in September, Vercammen struggled to find words. West Nile vir...

KVIA ABC-7Nov 7, 2026

safety

ICE has arrested twice as many children this year

By Shannon Heffernan for The Marshall Project The image of immigration officers arresting 5-year-old Liam Ramos — in a blue bunny hat and Spider-Man backpack — in January sparked outrage across the country. Celebrities from Ms. Rachel to Madonna called for the closure of the Dill...

KVIA ABC-7Nov 7, 2026

schools

Most afterschool programs offer STEM learning, but rural students lack access

By Lauren Wagner for The 74 Most student programming after the final school bell offers science, technology, engineering and math activities, but rural youth still lack access, according to a recent national survey. The Afterschool Alliance found in a newly released report that f...

KVIA ABC-7Nov 7, 2026

business

How AI is changing holiday shopping and what advertisers need to know

By Ario Abbasi for elk Marketing A holiday gift can make a shopper’s shortlist before they ever see an advertisement. With Americans spending $257.8 billion online during November and December 2025, according to Adobe, advertisers have reason to watch how those lists take shape. ...

KVIA ABC-7Nov 7, 2026

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Features to evaluate in grant management software for government agencies

By Eduardo Galíndez for IGX Solutions With the federal government committing approximately $1.2 trillion in grants and cooperative agreements during fiscal year 2025, government agencies face the complex challenge of managing these substantial funds transparently and efficiently....

KVIA ABC-7Nov 7, 2026

business

How to manage cash flow with a business or corporate credit card

By Yolanda La for Brex If you’re a founder or finance lead at a post-seed or scaling startup, you already know that profit on paper doesn’t always line up with cash in the operating account. Customer payments arrive on net terms, often 30 to 60 days after you invoice, while contr...

KVIA ABC-7Nov 7, 2026

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Money-saving energy tips to brave the cold months

By Jim Wang for Intuit TurboTax Daylight saving time ended Sunday, Nov.1 at 2 a.m. Sunset comes earlier, so lights, heating and other appliances run more in the evening. Now is a good time to get your home ready so it uses less energy. Intuit TurboTax provides tips to help you st...

KVIA ABC-7Nov 7, 2026

parks

Trump wants to open nearly all national forest trails to dirt bikes and ATVs

By Ellis Juhlin for Grist There are many ways to enjoy the outdoors, but thrill-seekers visiting the nation’s national forests often turn to motorized recreation. They might ride ATVs along dirt trails, snowmobile down winding tracks, or go off-roading in 4x4s. The United States ...

KVIA ABC-7Nov 7, 2026

schools

What research shows about studying techniques and recall

By Austin Bay for Quizlet In 2007, Karpicke and Roediger published an experiment comparing the effects of study trials versus test trials on retention . One group of college students reread a word list 15 times and took five tests, while another group reread the same list five ti...

KVIA ABC-7Nov 7, 2026

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Who cares for kids when parents work nights and weekends?

By Emily Tate Sullivan for The 74 Sharon Jackson, a longtime home-based childcare provider in Millbrook, Alabama, cares for infants and toddlers every weekday from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. In the evenings, she reopens her program, extending her hours as late as 11 p.m. to care for childr...

KVIA ABC-7Nov 7, 2026

business

3 deliberate moves for businesses to maintain trust in AI decisions

By Ebrahim Alareqi for Incorta In Gartner’s 2026 CEO and Senior Business Executive Survey , 76% of leaders said AI is the technology most likely to disrupt their industry in the next three years. But in that same survey, Gartner also found that 59% of AI pilots fail to reach prod...

KVIA ABC-7Nov 7, 2026

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How to get bonded quickly and keep your projects moving

By Matt Leskanic for Surety Bond Professionals When a new project opportunity arises, the time available to prepare a bid may be limited. If the project requires a bid bond, it helps to have the groundwork in place before the opportunity appears. Reaching out to a surety bond age...

KVIA ABC-7Nov 7, 2026

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Women veterans may face more than twice the odds of early menopause

By Brittany Risher Englert for Hone Health Veterans Day is a time to honor service members — and an opportunity to recognize the health challenges some face long after their service ends. For women veterans, emerging evidence suggests that certain military-related experiences and...

KVIA ABC-7Nov 7, 2026

safety

Lower Valley crash involves serious injuries

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KVIA ABC-7Nov 7, 2026