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Clearing roadways handing out life saving necessities. And handling the support and incoming cargo jets and most Cell Phone Service is knocked out and across the island wooden homes are laying ing iing in h people are laying in the hot sun and some skipping meals to let their children eat. Clearly daily life here is an unceasing struggle and they need all the help they can get. Well report from puerto rico throughout the day. From puerto rico im dann cuellar, channel 6 action news. Police in wil...

Arrested shortly after that shooting last wednesday at the corner of Plymouth Avenue and broad street. Police say all three of those victims were innocent bystanders, including neighborhood resident 65year old lian xiu wu who was killed. Santos was initially booked on suspicion of murder and two counts of attempted murder. To Sonoma County now and the man at the center of a violent and bizarre kidnapping case is due in court tomorrow. Investigators say his alleged victim managed to escape by jum...

In one move, the Federal Trade Commission voted to ban noncompete agreements, which prevent millions of workers from taking a job at a competitor for a specific period of time.

CLEAR LAKE — For the first time in school history, the South Tama County boys’ cross country team has qualified for state. The Trojans took second plac

The company formerly known for running “the tightest ship in the shipping business” is on the verge of springing a leak. UPS workers are preparing to go on strike beginning August 1.

Twelve South Tama High School students participated in the state wide WaMac art competition recently. From Mixed Media to Photography, the STC students showe

Never mind the weather, loyal Britons turned up for their new King and Queen and enjoyed making new friends – and lasting memories

Hope for the future dotted the property line of Woodford Reserve on Thursday. Holding signs and huddled together, workers and union advocates cheered for the prospect of a union.

Kentucky has been wracked with historic flooding and mudslides over the past few weeks, an onslaught that follows tornadoes in the state that killed more than 7

Lawmakers are close to making sweeping changes