The famous Sphere in Las Vegas, which debuted four months ago, has become a major attraction in the entertainment capital due to its advanced technology and originality, drawing a diverse audience.

The 58th edition of the 'Super Bowl' is set to take place in Las Vegas, with the city already prepared to welcome the influx of American football fans who will be part of the event.

The unique numerical combination of the last day of the year in English has sparked the interest of thousands of couples to get married in Las Vegas, a city globally renowned for its original and quick weddings.

In Las Vegas, 10,000 employees will not go on strike due to an agreement reached between Caesars Entertainment and the culinary union. However, Adriana Arévalo reports that there are only a few hours left to reach other agreements to prevent a strike involving another 25,000 hotel employees.

Food prices continue to rise, forcing many consumers in the United States to change their habits.

A study by the National Cancer Institute is investigating a potential direct link between uterine cancer and hair straightening products, raising concerns for millions of women. Adriana Arévalo reports on the findings.

Young Americans entering the job market for the first time are increasingly becoming targets for scammers. Adriana Arévalo reports from Las Vegas.

The DEA has issued a warning to local authorities in the United States about the dangerous presence of a veterinary tranquilizer in fentanyl mixtures, which has already caused deaths in several countries. Adriana Arévalo from Voz de América provides further details.

The United States is experiencing a shortage of pediatric medications, including the widely used Adderall for hyperactivity and now pediatric amoxicillin. Adriana Arévalo explains the reasons behind these shortages.

A growing scam in the United States targets drivers with fake traffic fines. Criminals are using sophisticated technology to create counterfeit traffic tickets that closely resemble genuine ones.

A recent report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reveals a significant decrease in birth rates in the United States. Analysts warn about the potential economic consequences of this trend.

Football fans woke up today to a new champion. Adriana Arévalo reports from Las Vegas, where the Kansas City Chiefs were crowned Super Bowl champions.

Recent reports from the World Health Organization about dozens of sick babies and at least eight fatalities in Europe due to enterovirus have raised alarm among the medical community in the US, as reported by Adriana Arévalo.

Interest rates for buying a home are at their highest level in the last 20 years. Despite this, Hispanic communities remain determined to achieve the American dream of homeownership.

A significant heat wave has put much of the United States on red alert, with temperatures expected to reach historic levels from California to Florida. The report highlights the severe weather conditions affecting millions, particularly in Nevada, one of the hottest states in the country.

A recent study indicates that 3 out of 10 companies plan to offer four-day workweeks, associating increased productivity with more flexible working hours.

Millions of families across the United States have been evicted from their homes or face the possibility due to non-payment of rent. This is a national trend that is increasing rather than being resolved.

Various branches of the US Armed Forces are making extra efforts to recruit more personnel. Only the Navy is expected to meet its recruitment goals this year.

The summer season has officially begun in the United States, and experts indicate that Las Vegas is positioning itself among the favorite tourist destinations. Sports play a key role in this trend, as highlighted by Adriana Arévalo.

Following the end of financial aid implemented during the pandemic, thousands of families in the United States are now facing the harsh reality of being evicted from their homes due to non-payment. Las Vegas tops the list of cities with the highest eviction rates, as explained by Adriana Arévalo.

In the first three months of this year, 74 people were reported killed by firearms in schools across the United States. Due to the frequency of such incidents, some families have opted for homeschooling to keep their children safe, as reported by Adriana Arévalo.

For the first time, a Panamanian will compete in a mixed martial arts bout sponsored by the promotion company UFC. Adriana Arévalo spoke with Joselyne 'la pantera' Edwards in Las Vegas.

The surge in artificial intelligence platforms and tools is prompting the labor sector to reconsider the skills future employees will need across various industries.

A new scam targeting drivers has gained popularity in the United States, where criminals are using sophisticated technology to create fake traffic tickets that closely resemble real ones.

Record inflation rates in the United States are leading to higher prices for many products and causing customers to leave less generous tips for service providers.

Major pharmacy chains in the United States have restricted the purchase of pediatric pain relievers. Concurrently, the federal government has announced that the National Strategic Reserve will release influenza medications to states that require them.

Health and nutrition specialists warn that high inflation is forcing American families to make decisions that will affect their health in the medium to long term. Due to lack of money, many are consuming unhealthy but cheaper food today, as explained by Adriana Arévalo.

The teacher shortage in the United States has led various states and school districts to make drastic decisions that directly affect hiring standards. In some places, teachers are being hired without a university degree or experience.

Monkeypox cases continue to rise worldwide. In the United States, four alternative treatments are currently being tested.

Cristina Pichel, the General Director of Youth, Participation, and Volunteering, highlighted the environmental value promoted among youth at the Parque Natural do Xurés volunteer camp in Muíños. Participants will engage in tasks to protect the park's fauna and flora, including building anti-erosion barriers and creating shelters for birds and pollinating insects. The initiative also includes recreational activities and complies with COVID-19 prevention measures. The summer campaign offers 348 places in 29 volunteer camps across Galicia, with a total of 6872 places in various activities available to youth.

The Provincial Council of Ourense has approved a declaration urging the Spanish Government not to appropriate the resources of local entities. The declaration criticizes a proposal by the Government that allegedly excludes rural areas and many municipalities, violating local autonomy as per the Constitution. The Council supports a potential constitutional challenge against the Real Decreto-ley 27/2020 and rejects the negotiation process with the FEMP, urging the Government to respect local autonomy and adhere to agreements made with political forces.

The Xunta de Galicia has commenced the construction of a new pedestrian path in Albarellos, Monterrey, with an investment exceeding 180,000 euros and a completion timeline of six months. The path, spanning 340 meters along the OU-143 road, will feature a natural gray pavement and include bus stops and a shelter to enhance public transport access. This project aims to provide a more sustainable, comfortable, and safe daily commute for local residents.

The Provincial Council of Ourense, led by Vice President Rosendo Fernández and technical director Carmen Pardo, is spearheading a sustainability plan for the 'Ourense Thermal Province' destination. The initiative, supported by the Juana de Vega Foundation, the Xunta, and the Government of Spain, aims to revitalize the tourism sector, which has been severely impacted by the COVID-19 crisis. The plan focuses on socio-economic, environmental, and territorial sustainability, with the goal of securing vital funding to boost the region's thermal tourism. The project was presented to fourteen local mayors, emphasizing the need for coordinated efforts to enhance sustainable tourism development.

The PSOE and Xuventudes Socialistas are urging the Ourense municipal executive to prioritize the Espazo Lusquiños, a youth leisure space, by keeping it open in August and enhancing its value. They argue that the pandemic should not be an excuse for its closure, citing similar spaces in other cities that remained open. The motion, to be defended by councilor Borja López, also calls for the establishment of a Youth Regulatory Council. The Espazo Lusquiños, initially a BNG initiative, was funded with approximately €670,000 and inaugurated in 2012.

A group of around thirty scouts from Ourense, aged 11 to 17, along with their volunteer monitors, traveled to the LUG I University Residence in Lugo for a five-day camp. Due to COVID-19 protocols, the camp was held in a more conventional setting to ensure strict hygiene standards, reducing the number of participants and splitting the camp into two sessions. Activities included environmental education, sports, games, and a visit to the pool, all while adhering to mask-wearing and social distancing measures.

Agents of the Autonomous Police in Ourense arrested a man on August 20 for an alleged crime of gender violence. The incident was reported by the man's ex-partner, who claimed he entered her home through a window, threatened, and physically assaulted her. Following the report, the suspect was detained at a bar and taken to the police station for further processing. The Autonomous Police currently protect 264 victims of gender violence.

Sports officially return to Ourense after a five-month hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic. The Ourense Termal Athletics Meeting will see 164 athletes gather at the University of Vigo campus, organized by a team of over 30 people. Competing with other regional and national events, it is part of the official program of the Real Federación Española de Atletismo. Rosendo Fernández, vice president of the Diputación de Ourense, highlighted the event's high level of competition, marking its sixth edition as one of the top sports competitions in Galicia during the season.

The Xunta de Galicia is set to begin a 1.7 million euro project to refurbish Marcelo Macías street in Ourense, including maintenance of the viaduct over the Barbaña river, and upgrades to water, sewage, and lighting systems. The project, co-financed by the Concello de Ourense, will take 12 months to complete and cover a 1.3 km stretch. Traffic diversions, coordinated with local police and traffic authorities, will be implemented to facilitate the work.

The PSdeG-PSOE in Ourense demands the immediate extension of the Praza de Abastos rehabilitation to include the traditional market and surrounding historic structures. They criticize the current municipal government, led by PP and DO, for delays and lack of action, particularly targeting Mayor Gonzalo Pérez Jácome and Commerce Councilor María Dibuja. The socialists call for more work and less propaganda, highlighting the need for a comprehensive plan and budget for the project's future execution.

The 'Orujo de Galicia. The 5 Elements' event transformed a forest in Berán-Leiro into a unique tasting space where around thirty people enjoyed a sensory experience with Aguardiente de Hierbas de Galicia and Licor de Hierbas de Galicia as the main attractions. The event, coordinated by Sonia Otero from the Consejo Regulador Aguardientes y Licores Tradicionales de Galicia and accompanied by music from Rebeca Ponte, ensured safety distances and featured an artistic installation by Margarita Cadenas. José Antonio Feijóo and Constantino Vidal welcomed attendees, and the event concluded with Ruth Escudero winning a basket of traditional Galician spirits.

The subdelegate of the Government in Ourense, Emilio González Afonso, held a coordination meeting with representatives of various security forces to discuss new directives approved by the Xunta de Galicia for managing and controlling Covid-19. The meeting focused on coordinating the actions of state security forces in the province, emphasizing the reinforcement of measures during weekends with high festive activity. The National Police and Guardia Civil reiterated their commitment to intensify efforts following the end of the state of alarm.

The president of the Provincial Council of Ourense, Manuel Baltar, met with Miguel González of 'Cociña Ourense' and representatives from the Galician Wine Institute to initiate a collaborative effort among the three entities. This partnership aims to promote 'Cociña Ourense' and enhance the region's gastronomic and tourism potential. Baltar emphasized the importance of the Galician Wine Institute's decade-long contribution to wine education and its role in supporting 'Cociña Ourense'. The collaboration is part of the Provincial Council's commitment to boosting local tourism and gastronomy, especially during times requiring heightened caution.

Isabel Pardo de Vera, president of Adif, oversaw the repair of railway infrastructure and environmental recovery in Sobradelo, Ourense, following a derailment on July 28. Adif and Renfe worked to recover the affected wagons, with environmental protection measures in place. An internal investigation is ongoing to analyze the incident and improve protocols. Adif is collaborating with public administrations and proposing regulatory changes for environmentally respectful railway operations.

The Municipality of Taboadela has launched a program aimed at promoting gender equality and preventing gender violence, targeting women over 55. The initiative, running through August and September, includes workshops on digitalization, gender violence prevention, and labor market integration, among other topics. The program also aims to build a network of women and facilitate their social and economic integration.

The Asociación Xuvenil Amanecer clarified that they are not soliciting money from families in Ourense door to door. They issued a statement disassociating themselves from individuals using their name for personal gain. The organization emphasized that their requests for financial support are made through official channels such as letters or media, never door to door. They also announced that future requests will include official association seals and that volunteers visiting businesses will carry proper identification.

The BNG in Ourense expresses concern over the stalled progress of the PXOM urban planning document, criticizing the municipal government's lack of transparency and accusing it of creating false expectations and confusion. The BNG demands the government clarify the status of the PXOM and plans to request an extraordinary session to address the issue.

The Xunta de Galicia has initiated a sanctioning procedure against ADIF, a public entity under the Ministry of Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda, for their responsibility in the derailment of two train wagons that ended up on the right bank of the Sil River. This incident could constitute a serious infraction under the state waste law. Environment Minister Ángeles Vázquez, along with Infrastructure and Mobility Minister Ethel Vázquez, visited the site to assess the situation. The Xunta has proposed a fine of 35,000 euros and has taken provisional measures requiring ADIF to remove the wagons and manage them as waste through an authorized company. The Xunta has also demanded an explanation from the state government, deeming the incident an unacceptable irresponsibility.

The Socialist Youth of Ourense, along with the PSdeG-PSOE, have proposed an initiative to the municipal equality council to recognize San Marcial Square as a symbol of the LGTBI movement. The initiative includes placing a commemorative plaque and revitalizing the square to serve as a point of encounter and dialogue. The proposal criticizes the current local government, led by the Partido Popular and Democracia Orensana, for neglecting equality policies and infrastructure. The Socialist Youth emphasize their commitment to defending LGTBI rights and call for greater visibility and protection for the community.

Román Rodríguez, the acting Minister of Culture and Tourism, anticipates that the future Tourism Sustainability Plan will enhance the values of Ribeira Sacra as a green destination focused on environmental and cultural landscape preservation. The plan, which involves collaboration between the Xunta, the central government, and local entities, aims to revitalize the tourism industry through socio-economic, environmental, and territorial respectful actions. Galicia will coordinate the initiative, which will be developed over three years with a budget of 3 million euros. The plan targets both well-established destinations and rural or inland areas like Ribeira Sacra, emphasizing cultural and environmental heritage. Key actions include creating new products, resource signage, historical site beautification, and applying new technologies for tourism demand tracking.

The BNG has filed a complaint in Ourense courts regarding alleged perks offered by the Partido Popular to PSOE councilors in Castrelo de Miño. Noa Presas of the BNG stated that this action was necessary due to the PSOE's refusal to formally denounce the allegations made by councilor Catalina González. González revealed that the PP attempted to bribe her with positions and excessive salaries to support a motion of no confidence. Castrelo de Miño's mayor, Esteban Suárez, noted the lack of formal sanctions against the implicated councilors and called for an investigation. The BNG criticized the PP for not publicly denying the accusations and expressed concern over implicit support from Baltar.

Adif has launched an investigation into the derailment of eleven Renfe Mercancías train wagons in Sobradelo, Ourense, which caused significant damage to the León-A Coruña line. The wagons were empty, posing no risk of cargo spillage. During the recovery operations, one wagon fell into the Sil River. Adif is prioritizing the removal of the derailed wagons and environmental restoration, maintaining contact with environmental authorities. The investigation follows a complaint by Amigos da Terra, who accused Adif of not adhering to environmental protocols and called for accountability under the Environmental Responsibility Law.

The renovation works of Praza de Abastos nº1 in Ourense have commenced after the eviction of the last occupied stalls. The Local Police ensured the premises were vacated, and the belongings were moved to municipal facilities. The Urbanism Council, led by Sonia Ogando, expressed satisfaction with the progress, despite delays due to the Covid-19 state of emergency. The project, managed by Acciona Infraestructuras, is deemed crucial for the city, with significant contributions from various municipal departments and companies.

The Xunta de Galicia has awarded nearly €80,000 for the restoration work of the Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Hermitages in the municipality of O Bolo. The project aims to address various structural issues, including roof waterproofing, wooden structure functionality, granite column stability, and lighting system improvements. Previous restoration efforts between 2012 and 2017 have already seen significant investments. The Consellería de Cultura e Turismo signed a collaboration agreement with the Diocese of Astorga to facilitate these restoration activities.

The regional police in Ourense have clarified a forest fire incident in the municipality, identifying a man as the suspected perpetrator. The fire, which occurred on July 18 in Canibelos, affected 52.10 hectares, including both scrubland and wooded areas. It was caused by an illegal electrical connection made by the suspect. The fire threatened nearby homes, prompting a significant response involving numerous personnel and equipment. The case has been referred to the local court. So far this year, 41 individuals have been detained or investigated for forest fires by the regional police.

Nearly twenty companies from various sectors, including cosmetics, agri-food, and textiles, participated in a virtual meeting with market expert Jesús Albizu to explore their potential in international markets. The Exportou program, initiated by the Confederación Empresarial with support from the Diputación ourensana, conducted a workshop to guide companies on export strategies and market selection. Since its inception in 2017, Exportou has offered comprehensive support services to enhance the international presence and competitiveness of Ourense's businesses, contributing to local economic growth and job creation. The program includes training sessions, digital marketing campaigns, and an online platform that has attracted significant international interest.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the youngest woman to serve in the U.S. Congress, believes President Donald Trump attacks her and other minority racial group politicians because he feels threatened by what they represent. Known as AOC, she has become a star among the younger Democratic electorate and is part of 'The Squad,' which has significantly influenced the Democratic Party's progressive wing. Despite facing numerous attacks from Republicans, Ocasio-Cortez remains undeterred. She supports Bernie Sanders for President and speaks out against Trump's rhetoric, which she believes does not represent the majority of Americans. Ocasio-Cortez emphasizes the importance of expanding the electorate to defeat Trump in the upcoming elections.