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The Gazette

January 2025

In violent Sinaloa, Mexicans march for peace and appeal to US for help

But in Sinaloa, where an intra-cartel war has left hundreds dead in recent months, some residents are so fed up with the violence that they say they are open to Trump's idea

People are coming out to demonstrate, twice in this last week, because things are getting out of control,
We need someone to support us and resolve the situation,

Pilots have reported repeated close calls similar to fatal collision near DC airport

Airline pilots flying into Washington, D.C., have reported nearly a dozen near misses over the years that were scarily similar to this week's midair collision that killed 67 people

Tour guide at former Colorado gold mine fell out of elevator after apparently not latching door

The harrowing account of the October accident that killed Patrick Weier, 46, at the Mollie Kathleen Mine was included in an investigative report obtained by AP in response to a public records request

King Soopers prepares for strike by Front Range workers

We have a business to run, and unfortunately, when we can't run our business because the union is being irresponsible and not presenting their offer, it causes an awful lot of havoc for our customers, our communities, and certainly, most importantly, for our associates,
We're not taking any money out. Matter of fact, our healthcare plan is in the green. Our reserves are in the green. Our pensions are fully funded and our reserves are fully funded,
We also have the flexibility of bringing numerous people from across the country and all of our other sister companies if we need to do so,
I respect our associates belonging to a union. I respect their right to strike. I respect their right to ratify a contract,
It's going to reflect the frustration the membership is having with the companies unfair labor practices,
It depends on whether they started last week, last year or 50 years ago,... which I think is the way every company works.”

Senate Democrats question EPA blockage of committed federal grants

Republican President Donald Trump's administration has prioritized unleashing U.S. fossil fuel production

The agency is continuing to work diligently to implement President Trump’s Unleashing American Energy Executive Order issued on January 20 in coordination with the Office of Management and Budget,