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By Jesi Mitchell Click here for updates on this story     NEW YORK, New York (WCBS) — A new exhibit opened Friday at the New York Historical Society. It showcases hundreds of Black dolls made from the 1850s to today. Each face shares its own story of resilience. New York Historical Society vice president and museum

By Jasmine Payoute Click here for updates on this story     PERKASIE, Pennsylvania (KYW) — Officials are investigating a deadly small plane crash in Bucks County Thursday evening. The plane went down at Victoria and Brittany Lanes in Perkasie. Two people on board the plane at the time were killed. People CBS3 spoke with say it’s

By MARY ALICE ROYSE Click here for updates on this story     NASHVILLE, Tennessee (WSMV) — Metro Nashville officials announced Thursday that Waste Management has agreed to step in to help meet some of the residential trash collection challenges around the city. In a 2:30 p.m. press conference, Mayor John Cooper called the months long trash

By MARY ALICE ROYSE TOSIN FAKILE Click here for updates on this story     NASHVILLE, Tennessee (WSMV) — Tennessee’s proposal for new education funding is broken down Thursday by Gov. Bill Lee and Commissioner Penner Schwinn to explain how the money would be used for future education in Tennessee. There’s now more information on Tennessee’s proposed

By COURTNEY ALLEN ALEXANDRIA ADAMS Click here for updates on this story     FRANKLIN, Tennessee (WSMV) — The continued rainfall has created several problems for drivers in the Franklin area due to flooding. Williamson County is one of the places seeing substantial flooding thanks to this week’s rain. The Harpeth River is overflowing and causing problems

By LAUREN TRAGER Click here for updates on this story     ST. LOUIS (KMOV) — Soaring food prices and the pandemic have been bad enough, but now people who rely on food stamps are telling News 4 they’re facing a new nightmare: the state of Missouri. Just within the last few days, News 4 has been

By KMOV Staff Click here for updates on this story     ST. LOUIS (KMOV) — The St. Louis Crisis Nursery is in desperate need of baby formula following the recent recall by the FDA. It was reported earlier this week that three “Abbot” brands of powdered formula are now under recall, including Similac and Alimentum. This

By CAROLINE HECKER Click here for updates on this story     GREENVILLE (KMOV) — Dairy farming is a way of life for the Turley family, who milk their 120 dairy cows twice a day, churning out more than 1,000 gallons of milk. Rolling Lawns Farm is situated in Greenville, Illinois, about 45 minutes northeast of St.

By Troy Washington Click here for updates on this story     NATCHITOCHES, Louisiana (KTBS) — The city currently has their first black mayor in office, the second black police chief and the first black president of Northwestern State University. Ronnie Williams Jr.-Mayor Nikeo Collins-Police Chief Marcus Jones- Northwestern State University President “I can’t say consciously I

By Maggie Parkhill Click here for updates on this story     TORONTO (CTV Network) — The head of Russia’s space agency appears to have threatened to drop the International Space Station on India or China because of Western sanctions. Dmitry Rogozin, the director general of Roscosmos, tweeted that countries should “prevent your sanctions from falling on

By Nicole Bogart Click here for updates on this story     Canmore, Alta. (CTV Network) — As world leaders respond to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine with economic sanctions, there have been increasing calls to cut off the country’s access to an international payment and messaging system that handles trillions of dollars worth of transactions. Expelling Russia

By Andrew James Click here for updates on this story     ASHEVILLE, North Carolina (WLOS) — The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI) will soon release the results of a study looking at a learning loss from the pandemic in North Carolina schools. “It actually looks at the difference between where we expected students to

By WLOS Staff Click here for updates on this story     RUTHERFORD COUNTY, North Carolina (WLOS) — Numerous animals were seized and a woman charged Thursday, Feb. 24, 2022, in an animal cruelty case in Rutherford County. After the Rutherford County Sheriff’s Office and Rutherford County Animal Control executed a search warrant on Paws Ranch Road,

By Kristen Aguirre Click here for updates on this story     ASHEVILLE, North Carolina (WLOS) — Research and local leaders say one of the top reasons for homelessness here in the mountains is lack of support for mental health, coupled with substance abuse. “Last time I was here was probably back in 2005,” said Donna Ball,

By Andy Sheehan Click here for updates on this story     PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — More than 600,000 Pennsylvanians are card-carrying patients who use medical marijuana for a variety of conditions and ailments. But though state law makes it legal, some patients say they’re being discriminated against and denied jobs. Since she was a teenager, Jen McQuade

By Web Staff Click here for updates on this story     LOS ANGELES (KCAL, KCBS) — As part of their AP exam, computer science students from Dorsey High School crafted de-escalation scenarios, after they participated in the program, Building Blue Bridges. “They went through the force option system,” said Building Blue Bridges founder Daphne Bradford. “So

By Jamie Leary Click here for updates on this story     ADAMS COUNTY, Colorado (KCNC) — The Colorado state trooper who was nearly crushed during a traffic stop by a distracted driver tells CBS4 it was the closest he’s come to being killed in his 24-year-long career. On Feb. 17, at around noon, Trooper Travis Hood

By Rachel Holt Click here for updates on this story     SOUTH YARMOUTH, Massachusetts (WBZ) — A bubble parade and cheers for Isaiah Celin of South Yarmouth, who clearly doesn’t mind the attention. The celebration for the seven-year-old included hugs and well wishes from the team at Franciscan Children’s. The road to get to this moment

By WENDELL EDWARDS Click here for updates on this story     HAMDEN, Connecticut (WFSB) — All February, Channel 3 brought viewers stories celebrating Black history. In that history, being the first, is always significant. That’s what happened in Hamden back in the early 60s. A Black man broke the color barrier to become the first person