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By Amanda Slee Click here for updates on this story     TULSA, Oklahoma (KJRH) — A bill by a Tulsa senator could help more people get financial help with college. Specifically, Oklahomans who are behind bars would be eligible for financial aid. Senate Bill 11 was written by Tulsa Republican Senator Dave Rader. It would expand

By Madison Weil Click here for updates on this story     SAN DIEGO, California (KGTV) — More than 80 people inside two California detention centers, Mesa Verde in Bakersfield and the Golden State Annex in McFarland, are on hunger strike in protest of the conditions inside. On Sunday, a rally was held in solidarity just outside

By KATC Staff Click here for updates on this story     BREAUX BRIDGE, Louisiana (KATC) — According to the Breaux Bridge Police Department (BBPD), on March 2, 2023, at around 4:30 pm, a child in Breaux Bridge discharged a firearm, injuring one adult. As determined by preliminary investigations conducted by Breaux Bridge Police, the child was

By Tre Francis Click here for updates on this story     LOUISIANA (KATC) — The St. Michael robotics team competed in the Lafayette Regional robotics competition winning first place overall. Advancing the team to the Louisiana state tournament in New Orleans winning first place again in January. Qualifying the team to compete in April—-in the First

By Kiara Hay Click here for updates on this story     MICHIGAN (WXYZ) — Frustrations continue to run high after back-to-back winter storms slammed metro Detroit. As of Monday morning, tens of thousands are still without power and they’re demanding answers. DTE said most customers should be back online by the end of the day on

By Peter Maxwell Click here for updates on this story     MICHIGAN (WXYZ) — It’s been just over 15 months since the deadly shooting at Oxford High School that took the lives of four students. Since then, several lawsuits have been filed against both the district and its employees with the hope of some change being

By Shanila Kabir Click here for updates on this story     HONOLULU, Hawaii (KITV) — Time is running out for those practicing at home birthing techniques without a license in Hawaii. Midwives and other birth assistants are pushing for House Bill 955 that if passed, will exempt them from licensure requirements to continue practicing in the

By KMOV Staff Click here for updates on this story     ST. LOUIS (KMOV) — A local chess coach and grandmaster accused of sexual assault and harassment has resigned from the St. Louis Chess Club. Attorney Al Watkins, who said he represents Alejandro Ramirez, confirmed to News 4 in mid-February that his client was under investigation

By Jeffrey Lindblom Click here for updates on this story     PORTLAND Oregon (KPTV) — Sunday afternoon and into the evening, The Redd hosted the eighth annual SheBrew event. The festival occurs on the first Sunday of Women’s History Month. Organizers call it a culmination of both professional and home female brewers, and event proceeds help

By KOVR Staff Click here for updates on this story     KINGS COUNTY (KOVR) — A Ukrainian exchange student in the Central Valley is on a mission to stay in California. 17-year-old Vasilisa Yukno had planned to study in Kings County for a year, but all that changed after Russia invaded Ukraine not long after she

By KDKA Staff Click here for updates on this story     PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — It appears a popular brand of pop culture collectives is struggling to sell off a product surplus. The company says it will send around $30 million to $36 million worth of inventory to the dump. Funko acknowledged the problem to investors on

By MARCELLA BAIETTO Click here for updates on this story     PHILADELPHIA (KYW) — Philadelphia’s Overbrook neighborhood is reeling following the death of a teenage boy. “It’s getting worse and it’s younger kids, younger and younger and younger,” Victor Manning, an Overbrook resident, said. Manning was on the scene Saturday night when police responded to the

By WCBS Staff Click here for updates on this story     NEW YORK (WCBS) — More than 100 people marched across the Manhattan Bridge on Monday to raise awareness for the Unemployment Bridge Program. The program would add approximately $500 million to the state budget to help so-called “excluded workers.” It would assist freelance, self-employed and

By MARIELLE MOHS Click here for updates on this story     MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — The warmer temperatures finally started melting the thick layers of ice on our streets and sidewalks – but the downside is flooding. An alley in Minneapolis’ Lyndale neighborhood turned into a lake, making it impassable, and causing cars to get stuck. All

By WFOR Staff Click here for updates on this story     MIAMI (WFOR) — The family of Knaus Berry Farm owner Rachel Knaus Grafes announced Saturday on social media that she had succumbed to her injuries after authorities say she was attacked by her son. Knaus Grafes, 66, had been in critical condition after police said

By KCAL KCBS Staff Click here for updates on this story     San Bernardino (KCAL, KCBS) — Access to San Bernardino Mountain communities was limited to emergency vehicles Monday morning in some areas. Side roads in neighborhoods were still blocked by snow. It snowed again overnight in the San Bernardino Mountains into Monday morning, and there

By JASMINE ARENAS Click here for updates on this story     COLORADO (KCNC) — Rallying on the west steps of the Capitol, several community organizations, tenants and supporters stood demanding the state to lift the ban on rent control. The organizations at the protest include the Party for Socialism and Liberation, Denver Aurora Tenants United, 9to5

By Madison Steward Click here for updates on this story     COLUMBIA, Missouri (KOMU) — Members of the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine gathered outside Memorial Union on MU’s campus Thursday to protest the School of Medicine’s use of live animals during training. According to the committee’s campaign website, “live pigs are used to teach procedures