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Child put in the hands of this man. How we protect our most vulnerable. Pickers. Starter. A long history of offensive names in sport. A new play washingtons franchise might want to consider. Good evening, thanks for joining us, im joie chen. In the foothills of washingtons cascades, five days after the mud slide the news is not getting better. Searchers, rescuers, and volunteers are going through a thick blue. There is little doubt that the death toll will go higher. Michael oku is there. On the...

In 2018, Elizabethton High School student teacher Alex Campbell challenged his students to see if they could figure out if the Redhead murders are sometimes called the Bible…

The victims, most of whom were unidentified, were found dumped along major highways in Tennessee, Kentucky, Arkansas, Mississippi and West Virginia

"There's no reason for me to be alive except the good Lord let me live," the sole survivor of the "Bible Belt Strangler" told Alex Campbell, whose students helped ID Jerry Johns as the killer.

High school students played a major role in solving a decades-old cold case of a serial killer tied to at least six victims in the "Redhead Murders."

Elizabethton High School students played a major role in solving a decades-old cold case of a serial killer tied to at least six victims in the "Redhead Murders."

In 2018, more than 20 youngsters set out to find the connection between a long trail of redheaded, white women who had been killed in Tennessee.

We have reached the middle of July! This weekend, we are continuing our look back at July of 1973 – 50 years ago.

OK. This is a problem: Dante Nomellini Jr., representing Delta farmers, asked state Department of Water Resources Deputy Director Jerry Johns what assurance he would give that only surplus water would be diverted into the canal, even during a drought. "We are a system of laws," Johns said, at which the crowd laughed. It is,…