Expect a decent night for this Wednesday night but rain chance will return tomorrow on Thursday. Generally some light to moderate rain is expected along with a little cooler air – highs in the low 60’s. Rainfall amounts will likely not exceed .25″ Friday will be fairly sunny with temps in the upper 50’s. The
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Victoria’s Secret posted another quarter of declining sales as the brand continues to lose its grip on shoppers. Sales at Victoria’s Secret stores open for at least a year and its website dropped 7% during the latest quarter compared with the same period last year, parent company L Brands said Wednesday. L Brands, which also
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Ten days ago, Joey Peterson wandered out of his parents’ rural Wyoming house wearing a sweatshirt and pajama pants. It wasn’t nearly enough to protect him from the brutal cold, which has dipped well below freezing. Now authorities are scouring the remote wilderness by both land and air in hopes of finding the 16-year-old boy
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The Department of Homeland Security violated the First Amendment when it allegedly tracked and interrogated five journalists between 2018 and 2019, the American Civil Liberties Union said in a lawsuit filed Wednesday. The lawsuit includes accounts by five freelance photojournalists, all of whom are US citizens and were stopped by Customs and Border Protection, an
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The US Supreme Court on Friday accepted a Justice Department appeal to review the cases of three men in the Air Force whose rape convictions were overturned last year — including one whose confession the Air Force recorded — when the top military appeals court found a five-year statute of limitations existed for military sexual
Continue Reading An Orthodox Jewish man walking to synagogue was stabbed several times early Wednesday in an area northwest of New York City, officials said. Ramapo Police initially responded to the community of Monsey in Rockland County on a report that a pedestrian had been struck by a car. But it quickly became clear that the person
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EL PASO, Texas — At a time when the Borderland has been looking for ways to regain its comfort and hold on to its sense of community that has been so distinctly tested, comes Buenas Noches El Paso. The story is about a child’s magical journey of discovery that truly captures the unique charm of
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ALAMOGORDO, New Mexico — Police seized guns and knives from two 13-year-old students at an Alamogordo school on Wednesday and arrested them on felony weapons charges. Authorities said the pair were reportedly overheard talking about possessing weapons at Chaparral Middle School around 11:20 a.m.; a school resource officer then searched their backpacks and discovered two
Continue Reading An advocacy group says it’s paying $2.1 million so ICE will release some 200 detained immigrants in 20 states. The Texas-based nonprofit known as RAICES says it teamed up with a network of organizations and volunteers to make bond payments across the United States on Wednesday. Their aim: bringing more attention to the large number
Continue Reading Attorneys for the two prison guards charged Tuesday in relation to Jeffrey Epstein’s death have sought to shift blame from their clients to broader problems with the prison. Jason E. Foy, an attorney for prison guard Tova Noel, released a statement Wednesday that did not directly challenge the indictment’s allegations that Noel and Michael Thomas
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If you’ve found yourself spending hours glued to the news today, you’re not alone. Between the latest installment of public impeachment hearings all day Wednesday and the Democratic presidential debate tonight, this double-header news day has already been one for the books — and it’s barely halfway done! Either event, alone, would be hugely consequential.
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At least 16 civilians were killed when rockets struck an internally displaced persons camp, in the village of Qah in Syria’s Idlib province on Wednesday, according to the volunteer rescue group known as the White Helmets. The camp was targeted by a missile loaded with cluster munitions, the White Helmets said. The attack also “led
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Click here for updates on this story MARION COUNTY, OR (KPTV) — The Marion County Sheriff’s Office seized 3,800 pounds of fir boughs that were unlawfully taken from the Willamette National Forest. The sheriff’s office said Forest Patrol Deputies stopped two men on Nov. 12 in a vehicle which was carrying the fir boughs on
Continue Reading As prepared for delivery: This afternoon, the American people will hear from two witnesses who are both veteran national security professionals, one at the Department of State and the other at the Defense Department. David Hale is the Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs, the third-most senior official in the department and the most senior
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story GLASTONBURY, CT (WFSB) — A local veteran received quite the warm welcome home on Wednesday. Building Homes for Heroes held a special ceremony and a parade leading to a brand new home for Army Specialist Craig Hall in Glastonbury. Motivated by Sept. 11, Hall stepped up to serve
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President Donald Trump isn’t known for his warm relationship with Silicon Valley. He frequently rails against social media companies for what he sees as anti-conservative bias. Tech CEOs have left White House advisory board positions over opposition to Trump’s environmental and immigration policies. And one company, Amazon, has sued the Trump administration claiming a defense
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story NASHVILLE (WSMV) — Metro Police have arrested a Knox County man who escaped a youth detention center back in 1990 at the age of 19. James Darnell Patterson, now 48-years-old, was given permission to go to Nashville Tech, now Nashville State Community College, to go to school. He
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LAS CRUCES, New Mexico — Las Cruces Public Schools now confirms it accidentally sent out an email back in September containing the social security numbers of vendors the district uses. That email was sent to about 150 district employees, officials said. Vendors were advised to place a fraud alert on their credit files as a
Continue Reading Felipe Vázquez, the Pittsburgh Pirates closer facing allegations of statutory sexual assault and other crimes, was hit with 21 additional charges Tuesday, according to the district attorney’s office in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. The All-Star pitcher is now facing 10 additional counts of unlawful contact with a minor, 10 child pornography counts and one additional count
Continue Reading Myanmar civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi will personally defend her government from allegations of genocide against the minority Muslim Rohingya — an unusual twist of fate for a Nobel Peace Prize winner. Suu Kyi will lead a legal team to the International Court of Justice in the Netherlands, her office said in a statement
Continue Reading When loved ones gathered for the funeral of Maison Hullibarger, they were supposed to hear uplifting messages and fond memories of the teen. Instead, a priest told hundreds of mourners that suicide is wrong and repeatedly referenced the 18-year-old taking his own life. Now, Maison’s mother is suing Father Don LaCuesta, the Archdiocese of Detroit,
Continue Reading The American automotive industry has been the target of malicious cyber actors since at least late 2018, according to an FBI report obtained by CNN. In the bulletin disseminated this week to a select group of private companies, the FBI warned of efforts by hackers to successfully compromise auto industry computer systems using sophisticated techniques
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story GRAND RAPIDS, MI (WXMI) — A woman in West Michigan is crediting her dog with helping to save her life after she suffered a stroke in her apartment. Sixty-five-year-old Denise Shepard suffered a stroke about a month ago while she and her 11-year-old toy poodle Fluffy were alone
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Michelle Obama could soon add another award to her mantel: a Grammy. The former first lady on Wednesday was nominated for the best spoken word album award for her work on the audiobook of her memoir “Becoming.” She will compete against John Waters (“Mr. Know-It-All”), Eric Alexandrakis (“I.V. Catatonia: 20 Years As A Two-Time Cancer
Continue Reading NASCAR is losing a 7-time champion and sport favorite after the 2020 season. In a video released on his official Twitter account, Jimmie Johnson has announced that next season will be his last behind the wheel of his famed No. 48 car. “I’m so thankful for 18 incredible years of racing in NASCAR. The sport
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story DAVENPORT, Iowa (WQAD) — A local artist is withdrawing her entry into an annual holiday competition in Davenport, after designing a tree featuring President Donald Trump. Organizers at the Festival of Trees wouldn’t allow the tree, named “Make Christmas Great Again,” saying they do not want political statements
Continue Reading US Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland, in his opening statement, made clear that some of President Donald Trump’s senior-most aides were aware of a link between US aid to Ukraine and the country opening investigations that would benefit Trump politically. “Everyone was in the loop,” he said. “It was no secret.” Here is
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story ST. LUCIE COUNTY, FL (WPTV) — A team of St. Lucie County firefighters went above and beyond to help an elderly man in need. According to the St. Lucie County Fire District, Lt. John King, Justin Harnage, and Jeremy Rouse responded to a home on S. 22nd Street
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story RICHMOND, VA (WTVR) — The man who stole a smartphone and clarinet from a Richmond music school apparently changed his tune. One day after Richmond Police posted video of a man taking a smartphone off the front desk at The Music Tree on Stony Point Road, the man
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story PORTSMOUTH, VA (WTKR) — Students at a Portsmouth elementary school are taking to the streets Wednesday to help combat bullying. “We want to stop bullying,” fifth grader Cameron Hoskin said. “So everybody can be friendly to each other. Everyone can be nice. Nobody’s crying.” As part of students’
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