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By Nick Lentz Click here for updates on this story     DEARBORN, Michigan (WWJ) — Several water main breaks Sunday have left some Dearborn residents without running water. The city says personnel with the Dearborn Department of Public Works were in the process of repairing the water main breaks and slow leaks. As of 1:30 p.m.

By DeJanay Booth-Singleton Click here for updates on this story     DETROIT, Michigan (WWJ) — A Detroit coney island restaurant that had previously dealt with rodent issues more than two years ago temporarily closed down on Friday, according to the Detroit Health Department. City officials say Lafayette Coney Island voluntarily closed to address a “rat infestation

By Brian Maass Click here for updates on this story     DENVER, Colorado (KCNC) — Colorado police investigators said a series of organized retail thefts hitting Lululemon stores across the country began with a two-day theft spree along Colorado’s Front Range, which has led to the arrest of a husband and wife suspected of masterminding the

By Nicole Griffin Click here for updates on this story     INDIANAPOLIS (WRTV) — In Indianapolis, a unique initiative is enriching the lives of adults with disabilities. At Buttermilk Mountain, volunteers come together four times a month to make dog biscuits, which are then sold at local farmers markets. Jodi Maslanka is the Executive Director of

By Tania Rogers Click here for updates on this story     BELLE GLADE, Florida (WPTV) — A local program is helping at-risk teens not only learn a vocational trade but also enhance their mental health. Sanchin Ramsay is among those in the Project LIFT program. “I started really liking (welding),” Ramsay said. “I think I will

By Dave Bohman Click here for updates on this story     BOCA RATON, Florida (WPTV) — Hundreds of runners and walkers took to the streets of Boca Raton Sunday morning to take part in the Gift of Life Marrow Registry’s Annual Steps for Life Race that began and ended in the shadows of FAU stadium. Before

By Travis Case Click here for updates on this story     BEL AIR, Maryland (WMAR) — There aren’t too many things cats hate more than water. As irony would have it, sometimes, one’s enemy can be one’s saving grace. According to the Bel Air Volunteer company and Deputy State Fire Marshal, an electrical fire triggered an

By Linnea Hoover Click here for updates on this story     BALTIMORE (WMAR) — If you didn’t know that you can hunt, find, and keep fossils in Maryland, then there’s a woman from Baltimore County that wants to educate you. For Felicia Ludwig, the founder of Maryland Fossil Finders, fossil hunting is up to the whim

WJZ By Ashley Paul Click here for updates on this story     BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore leaders and volunteers are out on the streets compiling data to combat the city’s homelessness crisis. The Mayor’s Office of Homeless Services, along with the Baltimore City Continuum of Care, other city leaders, and more than 200 volunteers are surveying

By Ashley Paul Click here for updates on this story     BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore leaders and volunteers are out on the streets compiling data to combat the city’s homelessness crisis. The Mayor’s Office of Homeless Services, along with the Baltimore City Continuum of Care, other city leaders, and more than 200 volunteers are surveying people

By Tom George Click here for updates on this story     DURHAM, North Carolina (WTVD) — As busy shoppers grab their groceries at Compare Foods on Avondale Drive in Durham, some are a little on edge after a hoax prompted rumors of an ICE raid at the store that were not true. Surveillance photos show the

By Marcus Aarsvold Click here for updates on this story     WEST BEND, Wisconsin (WTMJ) — The Wisconsin Dairy Association released its five-year report, which showed a 16% increase, adding $52.8 billion to the state’s economy. Roden Echo Valley Farm co-owner Rick Roden contributed to this boost with his dairy products, which help make milk, cheese,

By Glenda Valdes Click here for updates on this story     KENOSHA, Wisconsin (WTMJ) — On Jan. 14, 26-year-old Ryker Huff’s life changed in an instant. On his way to work, Ryker’s vehicle collided with a semi-truck on I-90 near Beloit, leaving him with life-threatening injuries, including a collapsed lung and a severe traumatic brain injury.

By Tahleel Mohieldin Click here for updates on this story     RACINE, Wisconsin (WTMJ) — In a display more thrilling than you might imagine speed stackers from all over the country spent Saturday in Racine showing off their skills. At Olympia Brown Elementary roughly 120 athletes of varying ages and skill levels competed in the Wisconsin

WTMJ By Tahleel Mohieldin Click here for updates on this story     RACINE, Wisconsin (WTMJ) — In a display more thrilling than you might imagine speed stackers from all over the country spent Saturday in Racine showing off their skills. At Olympia Brown Elementary roughly 120 athletes of varying ages and skill levels competed in the

By Riley Moser Click here for updates on this story     FARIBAULT, Minnesota (WCCO) — Authorities say an inmate at a southern Minnesota correctional facility is facing new charges after investigators discovered child pornography on his prison-issued tablet. The 27-year-old man, who is currently serving a prison sentence at MCF-Faribault, was charged with 22 felony counts

By Cole Premo Click here for updates on this story     ELOY, Arizona (WCCO) — An investigation is underway after a Minnesota woman died in a skydiving accident in southern Arizona last week. According to Eloy police, just after 4 p.m. Friday, fire crews and police were dispatched to Skydive Arizona on the 4900 block of

By Ashley Moss Click here for updates on this story     FORT WORTH, Texas (KTVT) — The Fort Worth Independent School District launched an investigation into a social media comment allegedly made by a substitute teacher, a board member said, calling for immigration enforcement officers to visit North Side High School. The post comes after the

By Mahsa Saeidi Click here for updates on this story     NEW YORK (WCBS/WLNY) — For months, CBS News New York Investigates has shared stories of New Yorkers whose lives have been altered by impaired drivers that, at times, the state wouldn’t prosecute. The push for action to close a dangerous loophole in the law continues.

By Renee Anderson Click here for updates on this story     NEW YORK (WCBS/WLNY) — A New York State Police trooper who claimed he was shot by a fleeing suspect on Long Island has turned himself in to face charges in the case. Trooper Thomas Mascia is being charged with tampering with physical evidence, falsely reporting