Claire Douglas from Tunbridge Wells has shared a cost-effective heating hack involving a DIY homemade radiator reflector made from tin foil and self-adhesive vinyl, which she claims can save 2-5% on annual heating bills. The method, which she shared with her 28,000 social media followers, is said to be particularly effective for radiators on external walls and is a creative alternative to more expensive specialist radiator foil panels.

Ignacio Mier, Morena's parliamentary group coordinator, assures that the labor rights of the Judicial Power workers will not be affected amidst constitutional controversy. He criticizes PRI legislator Alejandro Moreno Cárdenas for his ignorance and laziness in reading the reports. Mier clarifies that of the 14 trusts, only three consider acquired labor rights, affecting 600 workers, with only 181 being operational. The total amount of these trusts is close to 9 billion pesos, with only 75 million pesos allocated for additional compensation to pensions and retirements. He also states that none of the 55,000 Judicial Power workers are subject to the trusts and warns that the Judicial Power cannot be both judge and party in a controversy on this issue. Mier met with José Alfredo Rodríguez Báez, leader of the Judicial Power's union.

With 418 votes in favor, one against, and no abstentions, the Chamber of Deputies approved reforms to the ISSSTE Law regarding work hazards. The amendment ensures that failing to timely report a work accident for classification as a work hazard will not result in the inadmissibility of the request. Deputy María de Jesús Aguirre Maldonado, who proposed the initiative, highlighted the need to protect social security rights and align the ISSSTE Law with existing regulations. The approved resolution has been sent to the Senate for constitutional processes.

The Mexican Attorney General's Office (FGR) complied with the National Code of Criminal Procedures by destroying 25 vehicles with artisanal armor, known as 'monsters,' which were seized by the National Defense Secretariat (SEDENA) during various confrontations in Tamaulipas. These vehicles were presumably used by criminal groups. The destruction event took place at the police corporation's facilities in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, and was related to 22 case files. The proceedings were overseen by the Federal Public Ministry (MPF), the General of the Eighth Military Zone in the State, official experts, and members of the Internal Control Body (OIC) of the FGR.

Ron Rainey, an agriculture economist and member of the USDA Equity Commission, is focused on advancing technical assistance and extension programs to improve financial outcomes for farmers. Raised on a small cattle farm, Rainey's work emphasizes farm and ranch value-added entrepreneurship, risk management, and marketing. He advocates for equitable access to USDA programs and services, aiming to minimize wealth disparity in underserved communities. The Equity Commission's Interim Report is available, with the Final Report expected in Fiscal Year 2024.

Oklahoma has been at the forefront of the aviation industry since Wiley Post's historic solo flight around the world in 1933. Metro Tech's aviation career campus focuses on preparing future aircraft maintenance technicians, with preparatory classes available through partnerships with high schools like Santa Fe South. The program's benefits are exemplified by students like Brenda Rodríguez, who works at Sky West to fund her education. Oklahoma is home to Tinker Air Force Base, the world's largest military aircraft repair facility, and over 300 aviation and aerospace companies, including American Airlines' Tulsa facility, the world's largest engineering and maintenance installation with about 6,000 employees. The importance of technical careers in aviation is emphasized, especially given the industry's technician shortage.

The Hispanic Fiesta event will take place on October 7, from 5 pm to 10 pm at Scissortail Park. The event will feature dances from different countries, gastronomy, and fun for people of all ages.

The Oklahoma State Department of Health has decided to change its system for investigating positive COVID-19 cases. Starting this month, Oklahoma residents who get tested for COVID-19 will receive a text message with a link to view their results. If the result is positive, they can enter information about people they have been in contact with.

Metro Tech will offer free online and in-person exercise classes starting in November. Registration is required online to attend the classes. Visit the website to sign up for the health classes.