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June 6, 2024
In an exclusive interview, 5 on Your Side heard from the victim, Kiajuana Carothers, for the first time after her ex-boyfriend tried to have her killed in 2023.
December 26, 2023
Work has started to close the final gap on a longstanding bottleneck that’s plagued shippers hoping to move cargo from Hampton Roads’ ports to the nation’s Interstate-95 artery. The project looks to be a boon for rural New Kent County, as well.
December 26, 2023
Work has started to close the final gap on a longstanding bottleneck that’s plagued shippers hoping to move cargo from Hampton Roads’ ports to the nation’s Interstate-95 artery. The project looks to be a boon for rural New Kent County, as well.
February 28, 2023
A three-year-old English Setter called Bisbee from Tucson, Arizona has become a Guinness World Record Holder - by having the longest canine tongue.
February 23, 2023
An Arizona dog whose tongue is 3.74 inches longer than his snout was awarded the Guinness World Record for longest tongue on a living dog. The 3-year-old English setter, named Bisbee, was awarded the title after his owners, Tucson residents Jay and Ericka Johnson, decided to have the canine’s tongue measured by a veterinarian.
February 22, 2023
English setter Bisbee’s tongue is 3.74 inches (9.49cm) and has been compared to an ice lolly.
February 22, 2023
An Arizona dog whose tongue is 3.74 inches longer than his snout was awarded the Guinness World Record for longest tongue on a living dog.
October 28, 2022
Students, alumni and fans gathered at Bragg Memorial Stadium at 6 a.m. Friday, wearing colorful Florida A&M gear to share love for the university.
September 27, 2022
NEW KENT — The New Kent County Chamber of Commerce announced the return of "A Taste of New Kent," its 13th annual wine and food festival to be held on Oct. 8.
September 21, 2022
The leading cause of death in Chicago in 2020 wasn’t the coronavirus; it was heart disease, which is more prevalent in people of color.