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Orcause i dont want to see a Nuclear Weapon destroy you and your family. Reporter these wildfires are fast moving, and if the wind shifts, this area could burn again. A roller coaster derailed in florida. Reporter it passed a state inspection just hours before it derailed. Kelloggs is recalling some cereal over salmonella fears. Reporter it is always a paeat day when the baseball parks let you bring your pooches to the game, but it doesnt always go as planned. Reporter the dog decided it was tim...

Activated just before the jet nosedived into the ground. New research is shedding light on why a woman feels virtually no pain. People wont believe me, but i dont. Glor and Steve Hartman meets a little girl on a mission to keep a heros memory alive. Hes got to have something more than a plaque outside of a bathroom. Glor good evening. Im jeff glor. We begin tonight with two timelines. The attorney general says the Mueller Report should be released within two weeks. The president says he may clos...

A former Vanderbilt University team captain is ready to make his new home in the Scenic City and help lead the boys prep basketball program at East Hamilton.

The Air Force on Guam recently completed a $2.4 million restoration for a parachute drying tower that’s having a significant impact on bomber task force missions, effectively quadrupling the turnaround time on drying B-52 parachutes, according to a wing spokesperson.

The late director, producer, stuntman and teacher used film and video production to lift up the voices of Seattle’s Black community.

Nuclear imaging that relies on Cerenkov light could supplement standard-of-care technology for identifying location of tumors.

Catalyst for change: Black Coffee Northwest helping community in decades-long fight for equality Black Coffee Northwest grounded in helping community through adversity A local, Black-owned coffee shop aims to uplift and and help with equality and representation in the community. SHORELINE, Wash. - Black Coffee Northwest is a Black-owned business in Shoreline that’s grounded in helping the community - even after facing multiple racist attacks. DarNesha Weary and her husband own the family-run...