Month: June 2025

By Michelle Bandur Click here for updates on this story     MODESTO, California (KCRA) — A Modesto man is scrambling to find homes for more than two dozen dogs and puppies, orphaned when their owners died in a crash on May 28. Alex Appleby, 42, is taking on a new role by taking care of his

By Ricardo Tovar Click here for updates on this story     SAN JOSE, California (KSBW) — A Monterey County man has been sentenced to over eight years in federal prison for selling fentanyl-laced pills to a 15-year-old boy, resulting in the teen’s death. Edward Tellez Solis, also known as Edward Telles Solis, 27, of Marina, was

By Jack Orleans Click here for updates on this story     SANTA CRUZ, California (KSBW) — The City of Santa Cruz has approved a first reading of a ban on filtered cigarettes, citing pollution concerns. The County had already approved a ban on filtered tobacco products. The ordinance aims to reduce tobacco product waste, which is

By Mariana La Roche Click here for updates on this story     GERMANTOWN, Wisconsin (WISN) — A 12-year-old student at Kennedy Middle School in Germantown has been identified as the source of a threatening email sent to the school. The investigation began when a threatening email was discovered in the school’s attendance account at 8 a.m.

By Ka’Tani Gouch Click here for updates on this story     ROGERS, Arkansas (KHBS) — A Benton County mother is speaking out after her husband was unexpectedly detained during a routine immigration appointment in April. Sophy Vega says she and her husband, Juan Martinez, walked into the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services building for what they

By Chantelle Navarro Click here for updates on this story     OKLAHOMA CITY (KOCO) — A Guatemalan man who has been in Oklahoma City for 14 years is now separated from his wife and baby after showing up to a routine immigration hearing. Oklahomans plan ‘No Kings Day’ protest as part of nationwide movement Cesar Reyes

By Fletcher Keel Click here for updates on this story     CINCINNATI (WLWT) — A growing saga inside the Cincinnati Bengals has taken another turn. Despite having not signed his rookie contract or taken part in workouts, first-round draft pick Shemar Stewart had reported to Cincinnati for mandatory minicamp to be around the team. Thursday morning,

By Zitlali Solache Click here for updates on this story     WELLINGTON, Florida (WPTV) — A Wellington flag football athlete is bringing the spotlight to Palm Beach County following a viral video with more than 2 million views on TikTok that shows off her arm skills. Ava Hanson is a starting quarterback from Wellington High School

By Mike Trim Click here for updates on this story     LAKE WORTH, Florida (WPTV) — Before every Florida Panthers home game, pride beams from the crowd as a military veteran is honored during the National Anthem. It’s called the “Heroes Among Us” tradition and Monday night’s Stanley Cup Final game 3 featured Lake Worth World

By Scott Sutton Click here for updates on this story     PORT ST. LUCIE, Florida (WPTV) — A young osprey was rescued Wednesday after it became tangled in a nylon line in Port St. Lucie. WPTV was there when rescue crews climbed a pole outside the Tarpon Bay Yacht Club to free the bird that had

By Rob King Click here for updates on this story     AIRWAY HEIGHTS, Washington (KXLY) — Federal funding cuts at the Department of Defense are forcing local military families out of child care at Fairchild Air Force Base. A letter sent to 24 families at Fairchild told them they’d been unenrolled from the Child Development Center

By Rob King Click here for updates on this story     SPOKANE, Washington (KXLY) — A former Spokane city council member arrested during ICE protests in downtown Spokane has been released. Ben Stuckart was arrested for failing to disperse and held on a $500 bond. According to jail records, Stuckart was released Thursday morning. The protests

By Mike Sullivan Click here for updates on this story     BOSTON (WBZ) — Boston native John “Doomsday” Howard made his name as a UFC fighter. Now, he’s giving back to his community by teaching women self-defense and helping children learn martial arts. Howard will enter his fiftieth fight this weekend when he takes on Pat

WBZ By Mike Sullivan Click here for updates on this story     BOSTON (WBZ) — Boston native John “Doomsday” Howard made his name as a UFC fighter. Now, he’s giving back to his community by teaching women self-defense and helping children learn martial arts. Howard will enter his fiftieth fight this weekend when he takes on

By Maya Lockett Click here for updates on this story     ASHTABULA, Ohio (WEWS) — Donnell White Sr. has lived 34 years without knowing what happened to his son Donnell White Jr. “I miss his smile, he loved being around people, playing basketball and was an amazing kid,” said White. He hasn’t seen his son’s smile

By Tara Morgan Click here for updates on this story     CLEVELAND, Ohio (WEWS) — Cleveland police released new surveillance video from a shooting at a car meet at Lee Harvard Plaza, where seven people were shot last weekend. The video is scary to watch and shows the sheer panic when roughly 70 shots were fired

By Nadeen Abusada Click here for updates on this story     CLEVELAND (WEWS) — When you have a flight, you’ve got options—you can get dropped off, grab an Uber, or park in one of the many garages at the airport. When you park, you expect your car to be safe. But at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport,