Crosspoint Community News Today

Im frank mallicoat. Lets get to rosemary who will tell us about a nice start. Hopefully youll enjoy yesterday, we have warmer weather coming. Ill detail that and its warm enough so if youre enjoying this weather. Get out and enjoy today, were starting out with mostly cloudy skies over oakland this morning. Temperatures very similar to yesterday, within a few degrees or so. Mid60s to low 70s this afternoon. This is the back end of our weekend. Temperatures will begin to climb. Outside of our door...

Reporter unfortunately park Officials Say they have had to kick people out of the park you have found other ways to get in, and they were apparently trying to hide from park rangers, definitely not a smart thing to do. You have to is park the respects the park closure not just for your safety but the safety of the mountain lines as well. Remember, this is their home and they do not seem to be afraid. This video confirmed, there is a Mountain Lion Family Living in Rancho San Antonio park. Started...

Great finish. Happy sunday to you. Were looking at a warmup today. The warmup will continue as we get into tomorrow, tuesday, then muggy weather enters the picture. A live look there at the Golden Gate Bridge span because we cant see the towers this morning. Covered in fog, the low clouds and fog around the coastline, around the bay. As we get into the afternoon, were looking at mostly sunny skies away from the coastline. We have temperatures within a few degrees of yesterday. 60, San Francisco....

“I would consider this one of the greatest betrayals of my trust in the leadership of IHOPKC. What it said to me as someone who grew up there from age 4 to 22 is that IHOPKC is not a community that is safe for children.”

After two emergency shelters were debuted at CrossPoint Community Church, the organizations involved held an open house for the community to see what the…

Mason County Judge-Executive Owen McNeill and Maysville Mayor Debra Cotterill provided updates on the state of the community at a recent luncheon.

“The allegations seemed out of character to the man we thought we knew, but they were so serious we could not ignore them,” said a statement from former IHOPKC leaders, , who said the allegations involved sexual abuse.

Sometimes hitting rock bottom can change a life, and 13 years ago a local man almost died and he celebrates that day every year.

About 75 people gathered Monday night in Missoula for a discussion about parental rights featuring State Superintendent of Public Instruction Elsie Arntzen, local school board trustee Mike Gehl and other