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By Trae Harris and Hannah Mose Click here for updates on this story     FLINT, Michigan (WNEM) — January marks National Blood Donor Month, and the American Red Cross said donors of all types are urgently needed. “Until you try, you don’t know that it’ll be uncomfortable or impossible,” said John Kaloydis. Kaloydis made 18 platelet

By Harry Samler Click here for updates on this story     ATLANTA, Georgia (WANF) — Water damage and uninsured tree cutters are a homeowner’s worst two enemies if a tree or branch damages a home during a storm. Most insurance companies require storm-damaged roofs to be tarped, because once water gets in, mold starts growing in

By Ezra Kaplan Click here for updates on this story     PORTLAND, Oregon (KPTV) — A Portland Oregon man’s long ongoing dispute over his placement on the no-fly list made it to the Supreme Court on Monday. In the FBI v. Fikre case before the Supreme Court on Monday, one man who previously placed on the

By Hannah Mose Click here for updates on this story     TUSCOLA CO., Michigan (WNEM) — A 48-year-old North Branch man was taken to the hospital after crashing into a house following a police pursuit Sunday night. On Sunday, Jan. 7, Lapeer County officers began pursuing a driver for traffic violations, the Tuscola County Sheriff’s Office

By WNEM Digital Click here for updates on this story     LANSING, Michigan (WNEM) — Following University of Michigan’s historic 2024 College Football Playoff National Championship, Governor Gretchen Whitmer has declared Tuesday Wolverine Day in the state. The Wolverines won its first national championship win since 1997 and the first CFB Championship win in school history.

By Heidi Schmidt Click here for updates on this story     LIBERTY, Missouri (KCTV) — A months-long investigation into suspected fentanyl dealers pays off over the weekend for the Clay County Sheriff’s Office. Prosecutors charged Garrett Moulder, 38, with two counts of drug trafficking. He is held on $100,000 bond and scheduled to be arraigned on

By Caleb Wethington Click here for updates on this story     NASHVILLE, Tennessee (WSMV) — A man is facing several charges after he allegedly pointed a gun at a couple due to their dog barking under the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge near Nissan Stadium on Saturday, according to an arrest report. Police say late Saturday night,

By Stacey Cameron Click here for updates on this story     NASHVILLE, Tennessee (WSMV) — WSMV4 Investigates has learned that the Tennessee Department of Human Services is looking into a carbon monoxide leak incident at Elm Hill Academy in Nashville. Parents said they got an alert from the daycare around 10 a.m. on Jan. 5, warning

By Asia Wilson Click here for updates on this story     CARROLLTON, Georgia (WANF) — Residents are rallying around a 74-year-old, Bobby Partlow, who lost everything in this fire early Friday morning. Loved ones tell us he doesn’t have insurance, which is why they’re asking for more help. Family members said the home is now a

By Rob Polansky Click here for updates on this story     NEW HAVEN, Connecticut (WFSB) — State investigators are looking into claims of verbal abuse at a magnet school in New Haven. The Department of Children and Families told Channel 3 on Tuesday that it was notified and that the New Haven police were investigating allegations

By S.E. Jenkins, Jason Allen Click here for updates on this story     FORT WORTH, Texas (KTVT) — Twenty-one people were injured Monday as a result of a gas explosion at a historic downtown Fort Worth hotel, according to police. The first call came in at 3:32 p.m., followed by multiple calls reporting a “type of

By Cole Premo Click here for updates on this story     MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota (WCCO) — Prince’s “Purple Rain” could be headed for Broadway. According to multiple reports, a stage adaptation based on the 1984 movie is in the works. As of right now, many details are under wraps, including when the life of Prince will hit

By David Schuman Click here for updates on this story     ST. PAUL, Minnesota (WCCO) — Minnesota’s capital city will make history Tuesday. St. Paul will swear in its first city council made up entirely of women. Six out of seven are women of color. “I feel the weight of this moment,” said Rebecca Noecker, who’s

By Kelsi Thorud Click here for updates on this story     OAKLAND, California (KPIX) — An attempted armed robbery that ended in a gun battle between the suspects and the owner of a jewelry store has shaken those who live and work in an Oakland neighborhood so much that they are calling for an emergency meeting

By Itay Hod Click here for updates on this story     SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX) — Step onto the Golden Gate Bridge on any given day, and you might just become the focus of Jake Ricker’s six-year-long obsession. “On November 2017, I came out here one day just by myself just photographing and I never really left,”

By John Shumway Click here for updates on this story     PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — So many things are built in the name of progress and development, but sometimes, the best progress may be no development at all. That is the view of folks who live and work near North Park, who have been sweating out a

By Stephon Dingle Click here for updates on this story     BALTIMORE, Maryland (WJZ) — For 40 years, Paul’s Place has taken care of residents in need in Southwest Baltimore. Paul’s Place started as a two-day-a-week soup kitchen and is now a one-stop destination for those in need of help and resources. On Monday, Baltimore Ravens

By Mike Hellgren, Miana Massey Click here for updates on this story     BALTIMORE, Maryland (WJZ) — People protested outside a Harford County courthouse Monday against a judge’s decision to release a man charged with killing a woman in Bel Air two weeks ago. The victim, Meghan Riley Lewis, is transgender and demonstrators are calling for

By Russ Reed Click here for updates on this story     PEABODY, Massachusetts (WCVB) — A group of Peloton enthusiasts continued its traditions of leaving thousands in tips for servers at Massachusetts restaurants, this time on the North Shore. The group, called the Wicked Smaht Zone, went out for its third annual breakfast at Red’s Kitchen

By Asia Wilson Click here for updates on this story     ATLANTA (WANF) — JenChan’s, a family-owned restaurant in the Cabbagetown area of Atlanta is turning heads. The restaurant that opened six months before the pandemic is now garnering attention because it’s charging customers a health insurance fee for its full-time employees. The following message is