By Davon Taylor , Frank Cardenas Click here for updates on this story CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas (KRIS) — When students walk into classroom 212 at Tuloso-Midway High School, they can look up and see the artwork of one of their own on the ceiling. TMHS Senior Rhianna Anguiano is an aspiring artist, and her drawings
Continue ReadingBy Esmeralda Zamora Click here for updates on this story ARANSAS PASS, Texas (KRIS) — In the midst of all the chaos our world has endured, Children have had to adapt to new ways of learning and practice extreme safety drills at school. But one Coastal Bend elementary school teacher has come up with a
Continue ReadingBy Jenna Bree Click here for updates on this story SALT LAKE COUNTY, Utah (KSTU) — In 1999, the first Black woman to become a judge in Utah was appointed in Salt Lake County. 24 years later, Judge Shauna Graves-Robertson is still the only black female judge in the state. From a young age, Robertson
Continue ReadingBy Melanie Porter Click here for updates on this story WASATCH COUNTY, Utah (KSTU) — With Utah’s large snowpack, avalanches have been a common occurrence and one was captured on the dash camera of a Utah Highway Patrol vehicle. The footage shows a UHP vehicle parked on the side of the road when a small
Continue ReadingBy John Franchi Click here for updates on this story KANAB, Utah (KSTU) — A southern Utah hotel welcomes humans and animals with open arms while giving shelter pets a night out in paradise. The Best Friends Roadhouse and Mercantile opened in late 2019 – just weeks before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. “It
Continue ReadingBy Faraz Javed , Collin Frederick Click here for updates on this story DETROIT (WXYZ) — Residents on Detroit’s west side are frustrated with the ongoing street flooding problem. Collingwood Street between Wildemere and Lawton — that’s where residents say it has been an issue for the past four years. They met up with 7
Continue ReadingBy Ryan Dickstein Click here for updates on this story ELLICOTT CITY, Maryland (WMAR) — A Howard County judge ruled a Cumberland man not criminally responsible for a September 2021 double murder. Jeffrey Burnham allegedly shot his brother and sister in-law, Brian and Kelly Sue Robinette, inside their Ellicott City home. Burnham reportedly theorized his
Continue ReadingBy Darren Cunningham Click here for updates on this story MOUNT CLEMENS, Michigan (WXYZ) — It’s been a long road for Mack Howell, who the Macomb County prosecutor said was wrongly convicted of robbing a 7-Eleven in Eastpointe in April 2014. He went to prison in 2016. Howell lost seven and a half years of
Continue ReadingBy Jessi Schultz Click here for updates on this story CLEVELAND (WEWS) — University Hospitals is a part of a medical break-through. The hospital system is leading the push for a therapy used to save limbs that would otherwise have to be amputated. University Hospitals and Dr. Mehdi Shishehbor, the president of the Harrington Heart
Continue ReadingBy Nadeen Abusada Click here for updates on this story UNIONTOWN, Ohio (WEWS) — In Stark County, a group of high school students is working on a solution for a dangerous intersection. They’re in the process of developing technology to make the intersection of Mayfair and Wise roads safer. At Green High School, while many
Continue ReadingBy Chad Mills Click here for updates on this story TAMPA, Florida (WFTS) — This year marks five years since Laura Sehres lost her son, Scott. “I miss — I miss the sound of his voice. I miss those big bear hugs he would give me,” Sehres said through tears. “I miss everything.” Scott, just
Continue ReadingBy Michael Paluska Click here for updates on this story HARDEE COUNTY, Florida (WFTS) — When it comes to rebuilding, this quote from an expert in recovery efforts sums it up best: “Disasters start and end locally.” Six months after rains and winds from Hurricane Ian destroyed homes in Hardee County, the real work
Continue ReadingBy Ryan Dickstein Click here for updates on this story ELLICOTT CITY, Maryland (WMAR) — A Howard County judge ruled a Cumberland man not criminally responsible for a September 2021 double murder. Jeffrey Burnham allegedly shot his brother and sister in-law, Brian and Kelly Sue Robinette, inside their Ellicott City home. Burnham reportedly theorized his
Continue ReadingBy Allen Cone Click here for updates on this story WELLINGTON, Florida (WPTV) — A Wellington Community High School student has been arrested after school police and Palm Beach Sheriff’s Office investigated an alleged threat posted Wednesday on Instagram. The social media post read “school gonna be fun” with an image of a gun. In
Continue ReadingBy Dave McDaniel Click here for updates on this story GAINESVILLE, Florida (WESH) — Look but don’t touch this pretty-looking caterpillar because it might cause an allergic reaction. Spring brings warmer weather, pollen and caterpillars waiting to become butterflies and moths. “This time of year, we start to see all kinds of caterpillars coming out,”
Continue ReadingBy WXII12.com Web Staff Click here for updates on this story WINSTON-SALEM, North Carolina (WXII) — A woman was shot in the chest during a fight while attacking another woman with a pogo stick Wednesday, Winston-Salem police said. Officers responded to reports of a shooting on the 600 block of Stoney Glen Circle at 3:43
Continue ReadingBy Maricela De La Cruz Click here for updates on this story SACRAMENTO (KCRA) — A push at the State Capitol to include accents and other marks on vital records, like birth certificates in California has taken a solid step forward. And it goes beyond grammar. “Being able to properly spell a name is important
Continue ReadingBy Lysée Mitri Click here for updates on this story SACRAMENTO (KCRA) — The Sacramento Police Department plans to spend $600,000 on equipment for its officers meant to protect against rifles. “I think it’s just really important to give the best protection we can to our police officers,” Chief Kathy Lester said. She showed an
Continue ReadingBy WXMI Staff Click here for updates on this story PORTAGE, Michigan (WXMI) — A temporary restraining order has been issued against Portage Northern High School (PNHS) for reportedly scheduling Graduation Day this year on Shavuot, a Jewish holiday that celebrates when God gave the Jewish people the Torah. The lawsuit, filed by a senior
Continue ReadingBy Ariel Schiller Click here for updates on this story CRAWFORDVILLE, Florida (WTXL) — The Florida Department of Corrections took some time Wednesday morning to honor their fallen officers. The annual ceremony honors all the correctional officers who have died, whether it be in the line of duty or because of health reasons associated with
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