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Just going too slow, too low. He joins us now with a look at the last minute. While the ntsb says it will be several more weeks or even month before they can give a preliminary determination of the exact cause of this crash, the data and evidence are pointing more and more to some type of air iror problem inside that cockpit. Today we heard more about the so called black boxes and what they recorded in the final minutes of this flight and we put that data into a Flight Simulator to get a first h...

Should be happening in a few minutes. We begin where it started. It still sits on the runway. And nobodys sure for just how long. A live look at the wreckage of the asiana flight 214. A few questions have been answered. But several new questions are being raised. Were following breaking news of the families of the two teenage girls killed in the crash are expected to arrive in the bay area in the next few minutes. This is video taken earlier of the griefstricken relatives leaving china for the u...

The world. Im john vause live in los angeles where it has just turned 10 00 here on the west coast. At this hour, air force one is expected to touch down in beijing. The third and possibly most important stop on the u. S. President s 12day visit to asia. But before arriving in china, mr. Trump called on beijing to do a lot more to end the Nuclear Threat from north korea. During an address to south koreas National Assembly, the president offered the North Koreans a Better Future through diplomacy...

Recall elections against three of the seven members of the Sandusky Community School District school board in Michigan are Nov. 7. School board members Jason Trepkowski, Daniel Gerstenberger and Jane

Three members of the Sandusky community filed to be recall election candidates before Monday’s 4 p.m. deadline and will now be on the ballot in the November special election for three seats on the Sandusky Board of Education. Katherine Tovar, Kelly Trowhill, both of Sandusky, and David Heberling, of Carsonville, submitted their affidavits of identity

Paul Flynn Editor's note: Due to press deadlines, coverage of the Sandusky Board of Education meeting will not be in this week's Sanilac County News, but will be included in next week's edition. SANDUSKY - At Tuesday night's Board of Education meeting, the Sandusky board voted to not renew the contract of Superintendent Paul Flynn.

On Jan. 30, Judge Amy Gierhart, Tuscola County 54th Circuit Court, upheld the Sanilac County Election Commission’s determination on the legality, factualness and clarity of the three recall petitions for Sandusky school board members Jason Trepkowski, Jane Jacobson and Dan Gerstenberger. On Jan. 13, the Sanilac County Election Commission approved the clarity of the petitions,

After the first recall petitions for Sandusky school board members Jason Trepkowski, Dan Gerstenberger and Jane Jacobson were rejected due to unclear wording, the second hearing, held last Friday morning, saw all three petitions pass their clarity hearings on 3-0 votes. At the first clarity hearing, which was held on Dec. 29, the petitions were

Recall leader Rick Spiegel argues for approval of petition wording. (Photos by Eric Levine) The leader of a recall effort against four Sandusky school board members said he would resubmit petitions after wording on the original petitions was rejected by the Sanilac County Election Commission. Rick Spiegel of Sandusky, a leader of Save the Redskin

Editor’s note: Due to press deadlines, this is a shortened recap of Monday night’s board meeting. A full story will be published in next week’s edition. SANDUSKY – After over a year of discussion, the Sandusky Board of Education made its decision on a new mascot – the Wolves. After retiring the Redskins mascot in