Mexican President Lopez Obrador is trying to make good on his promise to rein in the privileges and waste from previous administrations. That includes shrinking the number of state aircraft in use. Paulina Gomez attended the air show where the planes were on display for prospective buyers.

In Florida, a bill that could fundamentally change how local law enforcement cooperates with federal immigration authorities is close to becoming a reality. Lourdes del Rio has more on the sanctuary city legislation, and what it could mean for immigrant communities if it becomes law.

Dozens of activists camping out at the Venezuelan embassy in Washington D.C. since April are protesting the Trump administration's efforts to remove Nicolas Maduro from office. Margaret Flowers, co-director of PopularResistance.org spoke to UNews.co-director of PopularResistance.org spoke to UNews about this protest.

In Florida, a controversial proposal that will allow school districts to decide if their teachers can carry guns has many parents worried. This comes after the Parkland massacre that killed 17 people in 2018.

In Silicon Valley, authorities are trying to figure out what motivated a driver to run over a group of people at a crosswalk in Sunnyvale, leaving several people in critical condition last Tuesday. Joel Peoples faces eight counts of attempted murder. Luis Megid has the latest.

More than a dozen men are behind bars after authorities conducted a sex predator sting in three states. Peggy Carranza reports from New York City with advice for parents who want to keep their children safe.