Month: April 2025

By Jim Keithley Click here for updates on this story     OLD ORCHARD BEACH, Maine (WMTW) — Canadian tourists have been visiting the Maine resort town of Old Orchard Beach for generations. Business owners in Old Orchard Beach have relied on business from Canadian tourists for their survival. Many hotels and motels have French names, such

By Kelly Kendall Click here for updates on this story     WINSTON-SALEM, North Carolina (WXII) — It’s not the kind of call Winston-Salem patrol officer Michael Smith gets every day. “The caller reported that there were several children that had fallen into a creek and had been swept down the creek quite a ways,” he said.

By Felicity Taylor Click here for updates on this story     PITTSBURGH (WTAE) — Pirates fans are outraged after finding out their “Bucco Bricks” are gone forever from PNC Park. Twenty-five years ago, 10,000 fans bought and inscribed commemorative “Bucco Bricks” to support the Roberto Clemente Foundation. The bricks were laid at the park’s main entrance.

By Samson Tamijani Click here for updates on this story     TULSA, Oklahoma (KJRH) — A key decision from the April 7 Tulsa school board meeting had to do with parental rights over what their child learns or reads about in the classroom. Many parents asked on April 8 were still in the dark of what

By Sharon Phillips Click here for updates on this story     TULSA, Oklahoma (KJRH) — The charges against a former, Tulsa FBI agent accused of revenge porn have been dismissed leaving his alleged victims speechless. After three women came forward claiming that Mark Allan Wells shared explicit photos of them without their consent, he was removed

By Christina Mondragon Click here for updates on this story     LAFAYETTE, Louisiana (KATC) — Jose Francisco Garcia Rodriguez, 73, has been released from ICE custody after being detained by immigration agents on April 1. He was held for a week at an ICE detention center and is now back home with his family. “He has

By Ari Hait Click here for updates on this story     STUART, Florida (WPBF) — A Treasure Coast high school was locked down Tuesday morning after a teacher spotted a strange man walking across campus carrying an unidentified object in his hand. “The teacher saw what he thought was a suspicious person that wasn’t supposed to

By Alyse Jones Click here for updates on this story     OKLAHOMA CITY (KOCO) — PJ Allen, the youngest survivor of the Oklahoma City bombing, reflects on his life and the challenges he has faced nearly 30 years after the tragic event. “I’m very appreciative that I wake up every day,” Allen said. At just 18

By Courtney Hammons Butts Click here for updates on this story     SHREVEPORT, Louisiana (KTBS) — April is donate life month, and last week Willis Knighton and the Louisiana Organ Procurement Agency honored the selfless heroes at the wall of heroes and flag raising event. That’s where organ donor families celebrated the lives and legacies of

By Megan Mannering Click here for updates on this story     FRANKFORT, Kentucky (WLEX) — As floodwaters recede in Frankfort, business owners are coming face to face with the immense damage to their properties. “You can see where it’s still wet. All of that is ruined,” said Chris Mays, owner of A’Maysing Ink on the Kentucky

By Leigh Searcy Click here for updates on this story     WOODFORD COUNTY, Kentucky (WLEX) — Kody Smith spent Sunday on the river, helping his Clifton neighbors rescue their pets from rising floodwaters. Smith didn’t think twice about stepping in to assist. “I work for Stokley’s and I called my dad and the boss, and he

WLEX, KODY SMITH, CNN By Leigh Searcy Click here for updates on this story     WOODFORD COUNTY, Kentucky (WLEX) — Kody Smith spent Sunday on the river, helping his Clifton neighbors rescue their pets from rising floodwaters. Smith didn’t think twice about stepping in to assist. “I work for Stokley’s and I called my dad and

By KTBS Web Staff Click here for updates on this story     BATON ROUGE, Louisiana (KTBS) — Mike VII, LSU’s live tiger mascot, received a routine dental cleaning and exam on Saturday by a team from the LSU School of Veterinary Medicine. The team was overseen by Rhett Stout, DVM, PhD (LSU 1994, 2003), DACLAM, professor

By Breana Ross Click here for updates on this story     CENTREVILLE, Maryland (WBAL) — Mile by mile, Nick Manis and his team are training to run 100 miles in memory of his uncle, affectionately known as “Big B.” “My uncle, Brian Adam, passed away in December 2023 after a 10-year battle with Parkinson’s,” Manis told