Abandoned Dog Found in Bogotá With Heartbreaking Note
A dog was left tied up in a Bogotá park wearing a harness with a handwritten note saying she had no family left, prompting neighbors and animal welfare officials to launch a joint effort to help her.
Mexico’s New Car Sales Top 1 Million, Best Since 2005
New vehicle sales in Mexico surpassed one million units between January and August, the strongest performance for that period in two decades.
Man Struck by Lightning on NYC Street Describes Ordeal
A Staten Island man survived a direct lightning strike while walking to a dental appointment, describing the moment as unlike anything he's ever felt.
Sheinbaum: US Hasn’t Shown New Evidence Against Officials
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said Washington has yet to provide additional evidence to back accusations against Sinaloa Governor Rubén Rocha Moya and other officials linked to organized crime.
Scientists Recreate the Ancient Sounds of Jurassic Forests
After more than ten years of research, scientists have reconstructed the calls of nine prehistoric insect species, offering the first scientifically grounded glimpse of what a Jurassic forest might have sounded like.
Court Upholds Suspension in Ruffo Appel Crime Case
A Mexican appeals court has upheld a suspension order in the organized crime case against Ernesto Ruffo Appel, which for now prevents the case from moving to oral trial.
Clippers Slapped With Record $30M Fine in Leonard Scandal
The NBA has hit the LA Clippers with a record $30 million fine and stripped the team of five draft picks after finding it funneled secret income to star Kawhi Leonard through a sham endorsement deal.
Colombia Power Line Delayed by More Consultations
A key transmission line meant to carry wind power from La Guajira, Colombia, will now be delayed eight more months as developers face demands for additional consultations with local communities.
Key Video Surfaces in Mexican Rock Musician’s Murder
Newly released security footage shows the man suspected of killing Camilo Séptimo keyboardist Jonathan Meléndez and his family arriving at their apartment building shortly before the attack in Mexico.
Ecopetrol: Community ‘Extortion’ Threatens Gas Project
Ecopetrol says a single community's financial demands during a legally required consultation process could delay first gas production from the Sirius offshore field, a project Colombia is counting on to regain energy self-sufficiency.