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Latino USA hits Broadway and explores the presence of Latinos on the stage throughout history. Also the wives of the drug dealers who helped bring down El Chapo, and Puerto Rico one year after María.

After living apart for 9 years, the De La Rosa siblings will have their mom home for 30 days. But she's only allowed back in the U.S. because of a family tragedy. Also, an interview with Rubén Blades.

This week on Latino USA, how a Mexican town fought the drug cartels. Plus, we meet a wrestling champion who overcame being born with just one leg, and talk with Spanish indie-pop artist El Guincho.

Latino USA follows Tim Hernandez on his 7-year journey to give names to the victims of the 1948 Los Gatos plane crash. Plus, a veteran who fought for the U.S. is now fighting to stay in the country.

A driver near Tacoma, Wash., used a cardboard cutout of the Dos Equis pitchman to use the HOV lane. KOMO-TV reports when a state trooper caught the scam, the driver protested, "He's my best friend."

Repairs to damage inflicted on the Sanibel Causeway by Hurricane Ian includes restoring five bridge approaches will force a limit of one lane for both directions of travel on weekends through November and December.

Cars in that lane outside Boston should have at least two occupants. A mannequin's head doesn't count as a passenger.

After asserting the Democratic Party in Florida is “dead,” Sen. Jason Pizzo says he’s running for governor as an independent and will make that official in a couple of months.Orlando attorney John Morgan, describing the Democratic Party as “broken,” believes Pizzo is making a mistake if he runs without party affiliation.

In London, Manchester and other British cities, those strolling and biking along urban canals have to make way for ducks. White lines mark the new lanes with sprayed on silhouettes of ducks.

Authorities there say the lane is supposed to remind people that texting while walking may cause "unnecessary collisions."