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Click here for updates on this story     MOORE, Oklahoma (KOCO) — Imagine walking more than 17 miles to get to work in the scorching heat – KOCO 5 introduced you to Donte Franklin, who makes that journey every day to get to his job at Buffalo Wild Wings. Now, some good Samaritans are stepping up

Click here for updates on this story     SACRAMENTO, California (KCRA) — Fire crews and good Samaritans battled a blaze Sunday that sparked at a tire shop in north Sacramento and spread to a nearby church. The tire shop, called Unique Tires & Wheels, is on Del Paso Boulevard near Evergreen Street, according to the Sacramento

Click here for updates on this story     OMAHA, Nebraska (KETV) — Sam Boje knows a thing or two about flags. He noticed that the flag pole in his neighbor, Barbara Miller’s yard hadn’t flown a flag in a few years. “The flag pole has really, basically for the last three years or so just been

Click here for updates on this story     DES MOINES, Iowa (KCCI) — Technology is bringing Des Moines history alive. Each headstone in a cemetery represents a life and a story. Sadly, many of those stories are being lost in time. But there’s something new popping up in Des Moines’ Woodland Cemetery that’s bringing those stories

Ethiopians headed to the polls Monday for a controversial election being carried out amid an ongoing conflict and a raging humanitarian crisis in the country’s northern Tigray region. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed is facing his first real test at the ballot in what is Ethiopia’s first multi-party election in 16 years, albeit one riven with

Click here for updates on this story     PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) — A food festival in Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood was canceled Sunday after controversy erupted over the inclusion of an Israeli-owned food service. The “Taste of Home” festival was supposed to be hosted by event partner Eat Up the Borders and nonprofit Sunflower Philly at North 5th

Click here for updates on this story     COLLEGEVILLE, Pennsylvania (WPVI) — With a mix of the summer solstice and Father’s Day, senior residents at The Landing of Collegeville cooked up the perfect recipe for celebration. “At the Landing of Collegeville, we love to bake,” said its general manager Monica Paulino. “So, we decided to do

Click here for updates on this story     SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — Nearly one year ago on Juneteenth 2020 a large group toppled the statue of Francis Scott Key that stood in Golden Gate Park for more than a century. The monument to the author of “The Star-Spangled Banner,” a known slave owner, came down with

Click here for updates on this story     SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — After four months of training, the inaugural class of the City EMT pilot program graduated. The first class started with 15 students and 13 completed the intensive training program, preparing youth of color for careers in the paramedic or fire service. “We just want

Some states are making great strides in vaccinating their residents against Covid-19, but the ones that are not may soon be contending with a more transmissible variant, experts say. About 45.1% of the US population is fully vaccinated against Covid-19, CDC data showed, and in 16 states and Washington, DC, that proportion is up to

Iranian President-elect Ebrahim Raisi on Monday ruled out a meeting with President Joe Biden and in response to CNN called on the United States to return to the nuclear deal, in his first international news conference since he won Iran’s election over the weekend. Raisi said he would not meet with Biden, even if both