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(Vancouver, WA) -- A 23-year-old man accused of opening fire on a pair of churches and a school parking lot in Vancouver is pleading not guilty. KATU-2 reports Aleksey Suturin pleaded not guilty to m...

By Tim Kowols -- Outside of the times when you lose power, you might have never thought about what goes into becoming a line worker.

ABC News(NEW YORK) -- From Whole Foods to corner bodegas, fizzy juice drinks from fruity seltzers to reduced-sugar sodas that boast prebiotic and digestive support have exploded in popularity.But what are the actual benefits of these juices and sodas?Registered dietitian and nutritionist Maya Feller joined ABC News Good Morning America on Wednesday to weigh in on the canned beverage consumption trend."Flavored sparkling water like Spindrift is literally seltzer water and a splash of real fr...

(Gresham, OR) -- A suspect in a Gresham assault has been arrested. Police were trying to find the person who used a skateboard to hit a man on the head. The victim was hospitalized. Tuesday night, th...

RT)--Enid Public Schools recently was awarded a $60,000 grant from The Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust (TSET) for wellness programs. The TSET Board of Directors awarded $387,500 in Healthy Incenti...

By Tim Kowols -- Two seats on the Door County Board could be filled if the winners choose to accept after the county’s board of canvassers met earlier this week to confirm last week’s elections.

A Taunton man who police say was speeding and driving drunk when he caused a head-on crash that killed a beloved Fall River school crossing guard was arraigned Wednesday morning in Taunton District C...

By Tim Kowols -- Do not be shocked if your phone goes off or if you hear other warnings, as Wisconsin emergency management departments recognize National Tornado and Severe Weather Awareness Week wit...

By Tim Kowols -- Jennalee Lundquist considers herself lucky, but she still serves as a reminder to you about the importance of living organ donation.

Carol Yepes/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Starting Wednesday, internet users will now have more transparency about their broadband services.The Federal Communications Commission now requires broadband providers to display all the information about the price and performance of their services in clear labels.Alejandro Roark, the chief of the consumer and governmental affairs bureau for the FCC, spoke with ABC News "Start Here" about the new rule.START HERE: What should we know about this ann...