In Texas, a Venezuelan teenager was allegedly attacked for speaking Spanish with other classmates. The entire event was recorded on a cell phone and now the life of Michell and her Venezuelan family who came to the United States seeking asylum has changed.

In some areas of California, residents who had evacuated are finally returning home. And as Juan Carlos Gonzalez explains, although many of those families are relieved, getting back to normal is still going to take time.

The desperate search continues for five-year-old Dulce María Alavez who disappeared in a New Jersey park on September 16th. Now her family, with the help of volunteers, are joining the efforts to locate her. Fabiola Galdino brings us the latest.

In southern California, the Tick fire is only five percent contained. Five hundred firefighters are using one hundred fire engines and six helicopters to battle the flames in an area just north of Los Angeles. Salvador Duran has the images from the ground.

New York City is taking new measures after more than two dozen bicyclists have been killed on the roads so far this year. But as Blanca Rosa Vilchez explains, the reaction to the plan is mixed.

In a terrifying close call, an alleged drunk driver almost killed a family in a crosswalk, but a car crash saved them. UNews spoke to Ulysses Betancourt, the father seen crossing the street with his pregnant wife and baby.