More than 10,000 people were under mandatory evacuation orders Monday morning as two blazes raged 30 miles apart.
“There are a lot of social injustices occurring in our communities, and the problem needs to be rectified,” he said.
A judge says a Texas man’s affair with a North Carolina man’s wife should cost him nearly $9 million.
After saving up, the father was able to buy Nevaeha’s dream dress — and the surprise brought her to tears.
A Noxubee County native and author returns home to lend a helping hand.
A California Highway Patrol officer was photographed holding the fawn he helped evacuate from the deadly Carr Fire.
Itawamba County Sheriff Chris Dickinson says Jerred Spencer abducted Paula Spencer from her home north of Fulton.
Assistant Police Chief Jermandy Jackson says a man allegedly shot into a vehicle with a woman and children inside, over the weekend.
The fire has killed six people, including three from one family: 70-year-old Melody Bledsoe and her two great-grandchildren.
Medical bills for a Utah jail inmate are nearing $1 million, sparking the sheriff’s resignation.
Courtney Peterman was surprised to discover the loan she’d signed to purchase her dogs was actually a lease.
TODAY: Scattered showers and storms in the afternoon, with the chance for an isolated strong to severe storm. Highs in the low 90s, with a heat index value near 100°. More scattered to numerous showers and storms overnight. Lows in the low 70s. Chance of rain around 50%. TUESDAY: Numerous showers and thunderstorms through the day, with the highest rain chance in…
The 25-year-old Turner said there is no excuse for his language and he is “sincerely sorry for those tweets and apologize wholeheartedly.”
He says the company said in court it actually began distributing gun files Friday and by Sunday, 1,000 people had downloaded 3D plans for AR-15.
The “Quiet Skies” program, as first reported in the Boston Globe, uses a computer algorithm to spot flyers — including American citizens — whose travel and activities match with current threat intelligence.
In a chase that takes less than a minute, Blevins yells back, “I didn’t do nothing bro,” ”Please don’t shoot” and “Leave me alone.” An enhanced version of the video has a red circle drawn around Blevins’ hand to highlight what appears to be a gun.
The Wildcats start the season with home field advantage against Coffeeville on August 16th.
WCBI is experiencing technical difficulties due to a major power surge at our station. Equipment has been damaged and additional crews are en route to help repair our facilities. The power surge occurred at around noon Sunday afternoon. According to Columbus Light, Water and Power, it occurred after a disruption in TVA’s electrical service knocked down much of the City…
Hader apologized after offensive tweets sent when he was a teen came to light on July 17. The next day, MLB said the 24-year-old Hader will be required to go through sensitivity training and participate in diversity and inclusion initiatives.
His LeBron James Family Foundation partnered with Akron Public Schools to design the school for public school students in the area who come from difficult situations. It will initially open its doors to third and fourth grade students, and will add first and second grade classes in 2019
Authorities say 140 people were working overnight at the factory when alarms and sensors started going off.
SUNDAY NIGHT: Isolated showers are possible. It will be nice and cool outside this evening with lows in the upper 60s and low 70s. Look for light winds and a partly cloudy sky by morning. MONDAY: Look for temperatures to rise into the upper 80s and a few low 90s. We expect a cold front with a low pressure system to swing our…
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The regularly scheduled gathering of CBS’ board of directors on Monday comes after a New Yorker report Friday, alleging that “six women who had professional dealings” with CEO Les Moonves said he sexually harassed them between the 1980s and early 2000s. The report also said that 19 current and former employees claim former CBS News chairman and current “60 Minutes”…