Month: January 2025

By Tim Johns Click here for updates on this story     SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — Residents in San Francisco’s Richmond District are frustrated and confused after someone painted curbs red along several streets. And the city says it wasn’t them. The fake red zones are also confusing residents because of the state’s new daylighting law. “It’s

By Jacob Murphy Click here for updates on this story     FAYETTEVILLE, Arkansas (KHBS/KHOG) — The University of Arkansas Police Department is investigating an alleged rape that was reported on Monday. According to a UAPD crime log, the rape was reported in the Maple Hill South residential building. UAPD Assistant Chief Matt Mills says that no

By Samantha Romero Click here for updates on this story     COLLIER COUNTY, Florida (WBBH) — A caregiver assisting an older Collier County resident is facing charges, accused of stealing the senior’s bank and credit card information. The Collier County Sheriff’s Office says the victim found 32-year-old Guemsika Jeanlys through a popular app designed to connect

By Lydia Blackstone Click here for updates on this story     FORT STEWART, Georgia (WJCL) — A beloved figure at Winn Army Community Hospital, Sgt. Maj. Bryan Wright’s journey is a testament to resilience, leadership, and dedication, especially after overcoming a battle with cancer. Wright, who has served in the U.S. Army for over 20 years,

By Frank Sulkowski Click here for updates on this story     POOLER, Gerogia (WJCL) — Tuesday, January 28th is a historic day for both Savannah and the United States. Eighty-three years ago, January 28, 1942, the charter for the Eighth Air Force was created in a former National Guard Armory, 1108 Bull Street in Savannah, Georgia.

By Steven Rosenbaum Click here for updates on this story     FORT WORTH, Texas (KTVT) — Fort Worth Police Chief Neil Noakes released 911 calls and body camera video from two separate incidents in which police shot at suspects, one of whom was killed. Both encounters happened on the same day, Wednesday, Jan. 15. At a

By Amanda Palacios Click here for updates on this story     ALTADENA, Calif. (KABC) — The Eaton Fire has left so much devastation, displacing thousands of residents, including employees at the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Although the building remains standing, nearly 200 JPL employees have lost their homes. “There are a lot of memories, a lot

By Todd Kazakiewich Click here for updates on this story     SHREWSBURY, Massachusetts (WCVB) — Police are investigating after a red-tailed hawk was found in Paxton, Massachusetts, with the feathers of its wings and tail cut off. “When I first held the bird, I noticed that every single feather on both its wings and tail were

By KAKE Staff Click here for updates on this story     WICHITA, Kan (KAKE) — A 35-year-old man has been sentenced to 4.5 years in prison for leaving his baby in the I-135 canal in south Wichita. The Sedgwick County district attorney’s office said Judge Tyler Roush on Thursday sentenced Vincent Perez to 54 months with

By Veronica Haynes Click here for updates on this story     BOSTON (WCVB) — A former Keolis engineer has pleaded guilty to stealing more than $8 million from the agency. The U.S. Attorney said John Pigsley, an assistant chief engineer, admitted to committing wire fraud and tax evasion. The stolen funds were meant to help operate

By WLS Staff Click here for updates on this story     CHICAGO (WLS) — Four teens have been charged in the death of a coyote earlier this month on Chicago’s Southwest Side. The incident happened January 11 in the 10600 block of South Sacramento Avenue Mount Greenwood, Chicago police said. Illinois Conservation police said the teens,

By Josh Wallace Click here for updates on this story     OKLAHOMA CITY (KOCO) — An Oklahoma City Thunder fan was feeling lucky during Thursday night’s game against the Dallas Mavericks. After receiving the last good luck bump from Rumble the Bison, the fan lined up and sunk the half-court shot, winning $20,000. Oklahoma City Thunder

By Jeramie Bizzle Click here for updates on this story     CHICAGO (WBBM) — Four teens are charged in connection to the killing of a coyote in Mount Greenwood earlier this month, according to the Illinois Department of Natural Resources. The teens, ages 16 and 17, face conservation-related violations for their involvement in the killing, including

By Celeste Springer Click here for updates on this story     PETERSON SPACE FORCE BASE, Colo. (KRDO) — According to the U.S. Northern Command, elements of two Fort Carson units have been activated to help bolster security at the United States southern border. The U.S. Northern Command Public Affairs Office says the following Colorado Army units

By Akilah Davis Click here for updates on this story     WASHINGTON (WTVD) — The Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina got a significant boost Thursday in its fight to become a federally recognized tribe. President Donald Trump, just days into his second term, advanced recognition of the tribe in a Memorandum for the Secretary of the

By Asal Rezaei, Jeramie Bizzle Click here for updates on this story     CHICAGO (WBBM) — White Sox fans will be getting into the baseball spirit as SoxFest kicks off Friday at the Ramova Theatre in Bridgeport. It’s now being called “SoxFest Live” due to its new live format, which is meant to reimagine the traditional

By Pepper Purpura Click here for updates on this story     DES MOINES, Iowa (KCCI) — The new presidential administration’s changes to federal immigration policy are prompting questions about where immigration law can be enforced after an arrest Thursday at the Polk County courthouse. KCCI received more than a dozen tips on Thursday about U.S. Immigration

KCCI By Amanda Rooker Click here for updates on this story     DES MOINES, Iowa (KCCI) — Some Iowans are raising concern about new proposed state science standards. The Iowa Department of Education’s proposal would remove the phrase “climate change” and some other scientific words and concepts from state standards. Nearly 40 people came in person

By Amanda Rooker Click here for updates on this story     DES MOINES, Iowa (KCCI) — Some Iowans are raising concern about new proposed state science standards. The Iowa Department of Education’s proposal would remove the phrase “climate change” and some other scientific words and concepts from state standards. Nearly 40 people came in person to

By Lindsay Weber Click here for updates on this story     SACRAMENTO COUNTY, California (KCRA) — A substitute teacher employed at an after-school care program at multiple schools in Sacramento County was arrested on Thursday, accused of sexual assault involving children and other crimes. The Citrus Heights Police Department said 58-year-old Ricky Anthony Linan was arrested

By Julie O’Donoghue Click here for updates on this story     COUSHATTA, Louisiana (KTBS) — Louisiana’s Office of Juvenile Justice is transferring incarcerated girls to the Ware Youth Center, with which the leader of the state office has a longstanding personal connection. Gov. John Bel Edwards’ administration had ended the state’s contract with Ware in Coushatta

By Lindsay Weber Click here for updates on this story     CLEMENTS, California (KCRA) — A woman was arrested after dozens of dead horses were found along with several other malnourished horses as part of an animal neglect investigation in San Joaquin County. Deputies executed a search warrant at multiple properties in Clements over the course

KCRA, SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY SHERIFF, OAKDALE EQUINE RESCUE, CNN By Lindsay Weber Click here for updates on this story     CLEMENTS, California (KCRA) — A woman was arrested after dozens of dead horses were found along with several other malnourished horses as part of an animal neglect investigation in San Joaquin County. Deputies executed a search

KCRA, GORETTI DEANDA, JENNI CHAVEZ, ROBYN PAIGE, CNN By Carolina Estrada Click here for updates on this story     SACRAMENTO, California (KCRA) — Goretti Deanda’s maltipoo, Chloe, was on her daily walk with her mother at John Strauch Park in South Natomas when she was attacked and killed by a pack of “wolf dogs.” “They came

By Carolina Estrada Click here for updates on this story     SACRAMENTO, California (KCRA) — Goretti Deanda’s maltipoo, Chloe, was on her daily walk with her mother at John Strauch Park in South Natomas when she was attacked and killed by a pack of “wolf dogs.” “They came out of nowhere and they just started attacking