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By Lauren Martinez Click here for updates on this story LAS VEGAS (KVVU) — A Las Vegas firefighter and his wife, who is not a firefighter, are receiving the highest honors for their life saving efforts. On Wednesday evening, Las Vegas Fire and Rescue held their third annual awards ceremony where they recognized 131 members.
Continue ReadingBy Jaclyn Schultz Click here for updates on this story LAS VEGAS (KVVU) — A woman with cerebral palsy and her family are in danger of losing their home in seven days. They face the same crisis as thousands in Southern Nevada: They are unable to find anywhere to rent and live amid low inventory
Continue ReadingBy Phil Gomez Click here for updates on this story SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, California (KSBW) — Away from the Veteran Day parades and celebrations on Thursday, renewed hope and housing for veterans who are living houseless on the Central Coast. The Santa Cruz County Veteran’s Memorial Building Trustees closed escrow on Jaye’s Timberlane Resort. The
Continue ReadingBy Rett Nelson Click here for updates on this story IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (eastidahonews.com) — William Hulet doesn’t consider himself a hero. The Idaho Falls native is 100 years old and is one of the few remaining veterans of World War II. EastIdahoNews.com met with Hulet at his home this week, along with his daughter,
Continue ReadingBy Tammy Watford Click here for updates on this story ASHEVILLE, North Carolina (WLOS) — At Hall Fletcher Elementary School, students are mixing a STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics) activity with the popular children’s story “The Three Little Pigs.” The kindergarten students in Shelley Haney’s kindergarten class are studying properties of matter. They
Continue ReadingBy Meg McLeod Click here for updates on this story BAY CITY, Michigan (WNEM) — Being in the Air Force took Andrea Norton all around the world, always working with a team toward the same mission. “I deployed to Afghanistan in 2005,” she said. Working as an intelligence analyst, Norton helped identify things seen on
Continue ReadingBy Ashley RK Smith, Patricia Del Rio Click here for updates on this story SOUTHINGTON, Connecticut (WFSB) — Brazen shoplifting incidents where people just walk out of stores with hundreds of dollars of items as others look on. The most recent incident happened in Southington last night. Three people loaded a cart and headed for
Continue ReadingBy Ariel Mallory Click here for updates on this story MOBILE, Alabama (WALA) — Faith leaders in the Mobile community are taking matters into their own hands to stop the gun violence. Faith In Action Alabama held a public forum Thursday night to get their message out, “Stop now, Live now, We want to live!”
Continue ReadingBy Lee Peck Click here for updates on this story MOBILE, Alabama (WALA) — Like a lot of businesses — Beckham’s Florist and Gifts on Airport is gearing up for the holidays. Decking the halls was always owner Sherhea Beckham Singleton’s favorite part about Christmas. “Sherhea loved Christmas! She loved decorating the shop. She just
Continue ReadingBy Rachel Kubik Click here for updates on this story RACINE, Wisconsin (The Journal Times) — Sam DuVall often finds collectibles while working his job for Vassh Excavating & Grading Inc. He said he has an assortment of old Racine bottles. So when DuVall, a project manager for the company, was helping demolish the site
Continue ReadingBy Alexandra Mae Jones Click here for updates on this story TORONTO (CTV Network) — As the Mediterranean Sea warms, some marine species are responding by diving deeper to find cooler waters, but not all species are able to endlessly go deeper, according to a new study. Researchers at Tel Aviv University looked at the
Continue ReadingBy Anthony Vasquez-Peddie Click here for updates on this story TORONTO (CTV Network) — Canadians who want to celebrate the holidays with a perfectly plucked Christmas tree this year may need to make some compromises due to the amount of supply versus demand. Tree farms are struggling to keep up with increased demand, and adverse
Continue ReadingBy Robert Chappell, Madison365 Click here for updates on this story MADISON, WI (Madison365) — Several Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) employees are calling on the agency to dismantle the new Office of Partnerships and Equitable Practices (PEP) because it was created “haphazardly” with no input from people of color in the department —
Continue ReadingBy Angela Rozier Click here for updates on this story PALM SPRINGS, Florida (WPBF) — Veteran’s Day this year will be even more special for Palm Beach County resident Susan McCreery. McCreery purchased a condo in Palm Springs, Florida, in 1991 and discovered a collection of documents and photos of World War I veteran Lt.
Continue ReadingBy Morgan Lentes Click here for updates on this story NEW ORLEANS (WDSU) — A newborn baby will spend his first night at home Wednesday after contracting COVID-19 over the summer. Monchell Cruppi told WDSU that her son Byron was born prematurely in April. “He actually came from Touro when he was two months, and
Continue ReadingBy Ariana Jaso Click here for updates on this story SALINAS, California (KSBW) — La Paz Middle School in Salinas could be getting a new name— On Tuesday night during a school board meeting, the Salinas Unified High School District listened to public comment on possibly changing the school’s name. Many students and teachers from
Continue ReadingBy Bob Halloran Click here for updates on this story AMESBURY, Massachusetts (WCVB) — A boys high school soccer team in Massachusetts has made a remarkable turnaround thanks in large part to their young head coach. The Amesbury High boys soccer team had not won a league game in 10 years and endured a losing
Continue ReadingBy Bob Halloran Click here for updates on this story AMESBURY, Massachusetts (WCVB) — A boys high school soccer team in Massachusetts has made a remarkable turnaround thanks in large part to their young head coach. The Amesbury High boys soccer team had not won a league game in 10 years and endured a losing
Continue ReadingBy Jennifer Franciotti Click here for updates on this story HEREFORD, Maryland (WBAL) — A Baltimore County woman has served the country in a most unusual way — she never joined the military, but Elizabeth Beck has certainly done her part. “I’m really proud of all my kids and all my grandkids. There’s at least
Continue ReadingBy Lisa Robinson Click here for updates on this story BALTIMORE (WBAL) — Having a vehicle can substantially change lives. It gives access and helps people get to their jobs, health care and support their children. In honor of those who have served in the United States Armed Forces, the nonprofit, Vehicles for Change, and
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