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By Adam Rife Click here for updates on this story     MILWAUKEE (WDJT) — Dozens of people marched around the UW-Milwaukee campus Monday, April 14, to protest the Trump administration for revoking hundreds of student visas across the country. Thirteen current or former students had visas revoked at UWM. The names of those whose visas were

By Jason Burger Click here for updates on this story     OKLAHOMA CITY (KOCO) — A tow truck driver said he is lucky to be alive after an intense collision caused an explosion over the weekend. Two employees from Puckett’s, a towing company in Oklahoma City, were on their way to a call early Sunday morning

By Kolby Terrell Click here for updates on this story     OKLAHOMA CITY (KOCO) — Black pregnant women are dying at alarmingly high rates, and many people are trying to raise awareness for the issue during Black Maternal Health Week. Imani’s Village was founded in 2020 to advance infant and maternal health in Oklahoma’s Black community.

By Cameron Burnett Click here for updates on this story     WICHITA, Kansas (KAKE) — A Sedgwick County Jail deputy was taken to a local hospital on Monday night after being severely burned while on the job. Sedgwick County Public Information Officer Branden Stitt says at 7:20 p.m. Monday, emergency crews were called to the Sedgwick

KAKE, TERRY WILLIAMSON, CNN By Lily O’Brien Click here for updates on this story     PRATT, Kansas (KAKE) — Love is, quite literally, in the air over Pratt, Kansas. “I wanted to do something different, something unique, something that not a lot of people have done,” said Terry Williamson. He did just that through his proposal

By Lily O’Brien Click here for updates on this story     PRATT, Kansas (KAKE) — Love is, quite literally, in the air over Pratt, Kansas. “I wanted to do something different, something unique, something that not a lot of people have done,” said Terry Williamson. He did just that through his proposal to his girlfriend of

By Emma Burch Click here for updates on this story     TULSA, Oklahoma (KJRH) — Local mental health services are in a state of flux. In April, Grand Mental Health, Family and Children Services, and CREOKS got notification their contracts with the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS) would end on May

KJRH, REBECCA FINCHER, CNN By Douglas Braff Click here for updates on this story     TULSA, Oklahoma (KJRH) — The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in 2023 reported more than 19,000 non-suicide-related gun deaths. That’s an average of 53 people dying every day. But this story isn’t about numbers — it’s about the individual stories

By Douglas Braff Click here for updates on this story     TULSA, Oklahoma (KJRH) — The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in 2023 reported more than 19,000 non-suicide-related gun deaths. That’s an average of 53 people dying every day. But this story isn’t about numbers — it’s about the individual stories of those who died

By Jamy Pombo Sesselman, Matt Reed Click here for updates on this story     BOSTON (WCVB) — The city of Boston on Tuesday is honoring the victims and survivors of the Boston Marathon bombing on One Boston Day. Every year, Boston marks the day by encouraging acts of charity and kindness across the city. The tradition

By Ted Wayman & Imani Clement Click here for updates on this story     BOSTON (WCVB) — Boston immigration attorney Nicole Micheroni says she was born at Newton Wellesley Hospital, grew up in Sharon, Massachusetts, and was educated at Wellesley College. So, anyone can imagine her surprise when she says she received an emailed letter from

By Jackson Kurtz & Nick Sloan Click here for updates on this story     KANSAS CITY, Missouri (KMBC) — The Lexington, Missouri, community came together to remember 5-year-old Alistair, who died in last week’s explosion. Dozens gathered for a memorial honoring Alistair, offering prayers and support for the Cunningham family and others mourning the tragedy. “It’s

By Dave Elias Click here for updates on this story     FORT MYERS, Florida (WBBH) — Florida’s mockingbird is fighting to save its title as state bird, which it has held for nearly 100 years, as lawmakers consider replacing it with two other Florida natives. Now lawmakers want the flamingo to represent Florida alongside the Florida

By Jenyne Donaldson Click here for updates on this story     BALTIMORE (WBAL) — The Baltimore Orioles are celebrating Autism Acceptance Night on Thursday. The game will kick off with a special rendition of the national anthem by a 17-year-old violinist with autism. Maddox Salay is preparing to play the violin on the biggest stage yet.

By Joe Donlon Click here for updates on this story     CHICAGO (WBBM) — For more than 25 years, Working Bikes has helped keep tens of thousands of bicycles out of landfills and get them into the hands of people who need them — whether right in Chicago, or thousands of miles away. But that’s not

By Marissa Sulek, Adam Harrington Click here for updates on this story     CHICAGO (WBBM) — As Chicago Police Mass Transit detectives ask people to look out for the violin, the School of the Art Institute of Chicago student to whom it belongs is quite upset. Cyrus Spurlock said he was taking the Blue Line to

By Najahe Sherman Click here for updates on this story     MIAMI (WFOR) — Carroll Lynn Willgren, who created Women Supporting Women Florida, has ignited a movement that honors women who lead by example, making a profound impact in their lives and communities across the state. The organization has grown over the years and now has

By Richard Ramos Click here for updates on this story     THORNTON, California (KOVR) — The body of a Black man found floating in water in rural San Joaquin County in the 1980s has been identified more than four decades later, authorities said Monday. Advancements in fingerprint technology helped identify the deceased as Edward Donald Raymond,

By Dean Fioresi Click here for updates on this story     ORANGE COUNTY, California (KCAL, KCBS) — Wildlife officials are seeking help covering the massive amount of resources necessary to care for more than 600 patients being cared for in Orange County, including more than 50 recently sickened brown pelicans. “Our seabirds are in dire need