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- 1Powerful El Niño forming in Pacific may be strongest on record●The El Niño forming in the Pacific Ocean might be the strongest in history. What does that mean for Tucson?
Forecasters are tracking an El Niño developing in the Pacific Ocean that could become one of the strongest ever recorded, with possible record intensity. Coverage in Arizona is focusing on what that would mean locally for Tucson, where a strong El Niño typically brings a wetter winter, more rain, and cooler temperatures to the desert Southwest, along with potential flood risks.
- 2Two dead in apparent murder-suicide in north Bexar County▼2 dead in apparent murder-suicide in north Bexar County, BCSO says
The Bexar County Sheriff's Office says two people are dead in an apparent murder-suicide in north Bexar County, Texas. Deputies responded to the scene, where both deaths are believed to be connected, and the investigation is ongoing. Details about the identities of those involved and the circumstances have not yet been released.
- 3Deadly shooting in far north Bexar County investigated as murder-suicide▼Deadly shooting in far north Bexar County home investigated as murder-suicide, BCSO says
The Bexar County Sheriff's Office says a deadly shooting at a home in far north Bexar County, Texas is being investigated as a murder-suicide. Details about the victims and circumstances have not yet been fully released as the investigation continues.
- 4ShinyHunters arrests fail to resolve PeopleSoft security concerns●Despite ShinyHunters arrests after FBI jobs data breach, enterprises still have no answers about PeopleSoft risks
Arrests tied to ShinyHunters and the FBI jobs data breach have not clarified the underlying PeopleSoft security risks, according to CSO Online. Enterprises running Oracle's PeopleSoft platform are reportedly still left without concrete guidance on exposure or remediation, raising questions about whether the threat to these systems has actually been contained.