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By Caroline Zeghibe Click here for updates on this story     TILGHMAN ISLAND, Maryland (WBAL) — The U.S. Department of Agriculture granted $6 million to Maryland seafood processors to clear the Chesapeake Bay from invasive blue catfish. U.S. Rep. Andy Harris, R-District 1, and U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced on Wednesday that the USDA made

By Baylee Martin Click here for updates on this story     LANCASTER TOWNSHIP, Pennsylvania (WGAL) — A 12-year-old boy in Lancaster Township participated in the viral “Hot Water Challenge,” causing his 9-year-old brother to suffer severe burns, prompting discussions on social media dangers. Kirsten Johnson, a communications professor at Elizabethtown College, explained the peer pressure young

By Sarah Mankowitz Click here for updates on this story     SANIBEL, Florida (WBBH) — Sanibel is salty right now and it has been ever since Hurricane Ian swept through. Then with storms after that, it hasn’t been able to catch a break. “The storm surge put 8 to 12ft of water over the top of

By Dacia Johnson Click here for updates on this story     ORLANDO, Florida (WESH) — A man in Orlando was forced from his car at gunpoint on July 31 after police say 29-year-old Christopher De Jesus Baez took the man’s gun and fired it into his car before driving off. The Orlando Police Department said it

By Ari Hait Click here for updates on this story     PALM BEACH COUNTY, Florida (WPBF) — Hundreds of people gathered in Jupiter Farms Wednesday night to remember a teenager and her grandmother, killed in a car crash last Saturday. Jade North, 16, and Deidre North, 77, were both pronounced dead at the scene. “Both Dede

By Raquel Ciampi Click here for updates on this story     WILKINSBURG, Pennsylvania (WTAE) — Leaders in one Allegheny County community are vowing better communication after dozens of trees were cut down. Residents along East End Avenue in Wilkinsburg said they received a letter from Duquesne Light, informing them that they would be trimming trees away

By Kara Peters Click here for updates on this story     WINSTON-SALEM, North Carolina (WXII) — In 12 Investigates, more people are coming forward after their cars were damaged by a Winston-Salem fire hose on May 29. Charlene Johnson and Darla Nolan both hit a 1,000-foot-long fire hose left unattended in the roadway. Two complete strangers,

By Carlos Granda Click here for updates on this story     MONTEBELLO, Calif. (KABC) — Montebello residents are frustrated over a homeless encampment they say has been an ongoing problem. There’s trash strewn out for blocks along San Gabriel Boulevard. The homeless encampment shrinks and grows but never goes away, neighbors say. “We have this all

By Jamy Pombo Sesselman Click here for updates on this story     SOMERSET, Massachusetts (WCVB) — Firefighters battled a fire early Thursday at a nursing home in Somerset, Massachusetts. Crews were called at 3:30 a.m. to Somerset Ridge Center on Brayton Road, where arriving firefighters encountered flames in an empty community room on the second floor.

By Kelly O’Brien Click here for updates on this story     PORTSMOUTH, New Hampshire (WMUR) — A new law in New Hampshire is trying to help survivors of human trafficking by flipping the narrative when it comes to buying sex in the Granite State. Advocates and survivors said the new law is a step forward in

By Holly Tuggle Click here for updates on this story     RICHLAND COUNTY, South Carolina (WYFF) — A man in Richland County, South Carolina, has been arrested after deputies say he hit a woman with his vehicle and tried to kidnap her while she was riding her bicycle. On Aug. 2, deputies say a woman was

By Dana Rieck, Nassim Benchaabane, Bryce Gray Click here for updates on this story     ST. CHARLES (St. Louis Post-Dispatch) — Two people died Thursday morning after a helicopter struck power lines, crashed into a barge and caught fire near Alton. The crash happened just after 11 a.m. about a mile and a half south of

By Yunier Martinez, Jackson Stoever Click here for updates on this story     SOUTH BURLINGTON, Vermont (WPTZ) — A public meeting at Burlington International Airport drew in a crowd of dozens Wednesday evening as activists raise concerns over alleged secretive U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations happening at the airport. For the past four months, local