The Mexican government resumed auctioning off thousands of goods confiscated from organized crime members. Some buyers were nervous, as mistakes in the past have led to sales of cars with hidden weapons and other problems. Miriti Murungi has the story.

A beautiful story out of Los Angeles, where students at a local high school are taking on Mexican folk dance as a way to reconnect and honor their heritage. Dulce Castellanos has the story.

The U.S. Federal Reserve has cut interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point, which will directly affect people's mortgages, car payments, and the economy in general. Some experts say the reasons for this appear to be slower growth abroad along with trade policy. Luis Megid has more.

A video that shows a student at a middle school being punched, is now in the hands of detectives in Moreno Valley, California. The victim was sent to the hospital in critical condition and as Salvador Duran reports, this has now become a criminal investigation.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo declared that the massive attack on Saudi oil facilities was an act of war by Iran. President Trump has now ordered more sanctions. Andrea Linares reports.

Today is the anniversary of the earthquake that shook Mexico City. Various buildings collapsed including the Enrique Rebsamen school, where 26 people died. It's a wound that’s hasn't healed yet, but the memories also shed light on some heroic stories. Paulina Gomez reports.