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for bret baier tonight. dramatic testimony in the hunter biden federal gun crimes trial today about the level of drug addiction that ensnared the presidents son prior to his recovery. and this, the attorney general has a contentious hearing up on capitol hill over allegations he has weaponize the justice department. tonight, we also talk to the father of an american held hostage for 8 months now by hamas terrorists. ♪ but, first, breaking tonight, president biden facing intense press...

Highs in the mid 20s with wind chills in the Single Digits. Saturday night partly cloudy and cold with lows around 10. Sunday partly cloudy and cold. Not as windy with highs in the mid to upper 20s. Light snow develops later sunday evening. Snow becomes moderate at times overnight sunday and into monday morning. Snow looks to be the dominate precipitation type initially from sunday through monday morning. Expect the monday morning commute to be impacted. Late monday morning top story this mornin...

About the testimony today that caused white to break down into tears. John. . Bethany there has also been talk about tobacco use in the home. Was that brought up today . Yes, in fact the fbi special agent assigned to this case testified today that cigarette smoke came straight out of the door to ashley whites trailer when they entered. She said two of the fbi team members had to wear masks as they searched the home. Live in pulaski Bethany Teague wsls 10. State police are searching for an they s...

As the United States marks the 80th anniversary of D-Day on Thursday, the remains of most of the men killed in the fire have never been identified, and many have never been recovered.

Property crime and vehicle thefts are down in Boulder, but violent crime remains on the rise. Boulder Reporting Lab reporter John Herrick sits down with KUNC host Michael Lyle, Jr., to dig into the reasons why.

During the d-day invasion and thought to be missing in actiont year. tonight, we take a look at their stories and honor their sacrifice. [explosion] >> bret: nearly 73,000 u.s. troops landed in normandy on june 6th, 1944, more than 2500 were killed or were missing in action. [gunfire. >> bret: defense prisoner of war missing in action accounting agency has since identified seven of those missing soldiers. three were named in the last year. >> bret: are there still others yet to be identified. >>...

District Court judge paused a lawsuit challenging Boulder’s camping ban while Supreme Court considers a similar civil rights, With major implications for how cities across the country respond to encampments

It's that time of year! The Ohio State Football spring game kicks off Saturday.

As Mother Nature delivers its second spring snowstorm, Mainers brace for high winds and potential power outages.

Eighty years after he was killed during the Battle of Normandy, U.S. Army Sgt. John O. Herrick is coming home.