Month: May 2025

By Laurie Perez Click here for updates on this story     SNATA CLARITA, California (KCAL, KCBS) — A Santa Clarita family could be freed from their self-imposed isolation after their immunocompromised newborn received approval for a life-saving implant. “It’s very scary,” father Alex Landron said. “So far, it’s been terrifying and lonely.” For almost nine months,

By Rina Nakano Click here for updates on this story     ALTADENA, California (KCAL, KCBS) — An elderly man who lost his home in the Eaton Fire ended up living in a tent on his burned-out property, and his community is making sure he doesn’t fall through the cracks. It was a modest room, but for

By Dani Beckstrom Click here for updates on this story     STATEN ISLAND, New York (WABC) — Can you feel it? Spring is in the air. Birds are chirping, trees are in bloom, New Yorkers are lying in Central Park, and the eels are migrating. “So every year, thousands of baby migrating American eels, called glass

WABC By Dani Beckstrom Click here for updates on this story     STATEN ISLAND, New York (WABC) — Can you feel it? Spring is in the air. Birds are chirping, trees are in bloom, New Yorkers are lying in Central Park, and the eels are migrating. “So every year, thousands of baby migrating American eels, called

By ‘A’ali’i Dukelow Click here for updates on this story     MAUI, Hawaii (KITV) — As fire season begins, conservationists on Maui are removing fire-prone trees near upcountry homes impacted by the 2023 fires. The effort is not as simple as it may sound, as clearing invasive wattle trees along cliffside Kula homes is not just

By Kristen Consillio Click here for updates on this story     HONOLULU, Hawaii (KITV) — With no major productions in the islands for the first time in more than 20 years, many in the film industry are desperate for the state to attract more business. “We have too many people that have lost their insurance. We

By WXYZ Staff Click here for updates on this story     PONTIAC, Michigan (WXYZ) — The Oakland County Sheriff’s Office said three children were trapped in an apartment after a truck crashed into it early Saturday morning in Pontiac. According to the sheriff’s office, the driver of a pickup truck lost control and slammed into the

By Tom George Click here for updates on this story     ROXBORO, North Carolina (WTVD) — A man was taken to the hospital after authorities said he was bitten multiple times by a coyote. According to City of Roxboro officials, the incident happened at around 7 p.m. in the area of Somerset Drive at the end

WTVD, JAMES PULLIAM, CNN By Tom George Click here for updates on this story     ROXBORO, North Carolina (WTVD) — A man was taken to the hospital after authorities said he was bitten multiple times by a coyote. According to City of Roxboro officials, the incident happened at around 7 p.m. in the area of Somerset

By Sarah Michals, Chad Britton Click here for updates on this story     WAYNE, Michigan (WXYZ) — A mother’s worst fear became a terrifying reality Sunday night when her truck, with her three young children inside, was stolen from a gas station on Michigan Avenue in Wayne. Ebony Foley said she had just run into the

By Olivia Yatooma Click here for updates on this story     NORTON SHORES, Michigan (WXMI) — Thousands of Muskegon County residents found downed trees and power lines in their yards following Thursday night’s severe storms. Dozens of properties across the county experienced damage, with Consumers Energy reporting thousands of customers without power throughout Friday. In Norton

By Hannah Kliger Click here for updates on this story     BROOKLYN, New York (WCBS) — In the heart of Bushwick, a community of bird lovers is raising concerns after dozens of pigeons vanished from Maria Hernandez Park earlier this month. Residents believe the birds are being illegally netted and sold across state lines for live

By Steve Large Click here for updates on this story     SACRAMENTO, California (KOVR) — California’s plan to ban new gas-powered cars by 2035 could be hitting a dead end by next week. The U.S. Senate is set to take a controversial vote next week on whether or not to lift that ban. It comes as

By Valerie Lyons Click here for updates on this story     CINCINNATI (WCPO) — Nathan Mills has spent the year fighting for his life, and he isn’t even two yet. The 21-month-old, whose family lives in London, Kentucky, has high-risk neuroblastoma — a rare cancer that often starts in the adrenal glands of young children. Nathan

By Chantelle Navarro Click here for updates on this story     OKLAHOMA CITY (KOCO) — A birthday party turned into a massive street racing bust on Saturday with more than 150 people leaving in handcuffs. People attending the birthday party in southeast Oklahoma City said they went to the event to look at cars, eat and

By Sam Harasimowicz Click here for updates on this story     FLORENCE, Kentucky (WCPO) — For the past four years, thousands of high school students across the Tri-State have been working hard to get their diplomas. For one local student, that work was doubled. Ignite Institute senior Hajar Elayyadi is about to receive her high school

By Nicole Aponte Click here for updates on this story     BATAVIA, Ohio (WLWT) — A group of West Clermont eighth graders are finishing out their school year with an impressive accomplishment. They discovered what they say are flaws in Ohio’s grading system for state essays. In 2018, the state started using artificial intelligence to grade

By Todd Magel Click here for updates on this story     DES MOINES, Iowa (KCCI) — Iowa emergency managers and law enforcement officials are urging Gov. Kim Reynolds to veto a new fee included in a recently passed appropriations bill that requires 911 boards to pay the state for communication equipment upgrades. Chris Showalter, president of