Los Reyes, la Princesa de Asturias y la Infanta Sofía han asistido en Nueva York a la final de la #CopaMundialFIFA 2026.
@SEFutbol, nos habéis hecho vivir un Mundial inolvidable. ¡Felicidades, campeones!
Me: “Why are they playing so nasty?!”
Husband: “It’s called the World Cup Amanda. There’s only one winner. You play with passion and do whatever it takes.”
Los argentinos, contra la pared desde el inicio del partido, se han dedicado a golpear, con balón y sin balón. El árbitro, por fin, sacó una tarjeta roja.
💧 Flooding is creating new problems along the border.
Rising waters sent federal border buoys downstream, triggering temporary bridge closures.
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New: About 100 buoys that the federal government planned to install as anti-immigration deterrents near Eagle Pass drifted into the Rio Grande, prompting officials to close two key bridges with Mexico for about three hours, reopening them just after midnight Friday. https://t.co/6q6JLFGHjD
I joined Mayor Dr. Victor D. Treviño at the Rio Grande to provide the community with an update on current river conditions as Laredo continues to monitor rising water levels and coordinate response efforts.
The City has elevated its Emergency Operations Center to Level I due to the increased flood threat. The latest forecast projects the Rio Grande to crest at approximately 33 feet at the Colombia Bridge. Several buoys have broken free and are being monitored as they move downstream, while the City is reassessing flood-prone neighborhoods and conducting door-to-door notifications in areas that could be impacted to encourage residents to review their emergency plans and be prepared should conditions worsen.
My office remains in contact with local, state, and federal officials to help ensure these buoys are recovered and that the appropriate response efforts are underway. I will continue working with our partners to keep our community informed.
BREAKING: Watch the moment England's team plane lands in Birmingham
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8am EDT July 19th - There is a high chance (80%) of a tropical depression forming over the northern Gulf of America. Here are the updated Key Messages on the system (#AL91).
LCRA plans to open at least one floodgate at Buchanan Dam on Sunday, July 19 around 5 PM.
Lake Buchanan is expected to remain in a range of 1019.5 to 1020 feet above msl over the next 48 hours.
UPDATE (Saturday July 18, 9:46 AM): One floodgate is open at Mansfield Dam to pass floodwater downstream, with a second expected to open around 1 p.m. Saturday, July 18.
Lake Travis is expected to rise to a range of 685 to 686 feet above msl through Saturday.