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Ive let the people down. Senator al franken breaks his silence on the Sexual Harassment is allegations against him. While a top democratic congressman gives up a key leadership position in the wake of multiple allegations against him. How will the growing scandals impact things in washington, with lawmakers returning to work today. All that, plus another frightening dance floor collapse. Why today is expected to be the Biggest Online shopping day in history. And the dirty truth about makeup samp...

Leadership position in the wake of multiple allegations against him. How will the growing scandals impact things in washington with lawmakers returning to work today. All that, plus another frightening dance floor collapse. Why today is expected to be the Biggest Online shopping day in history. And the dirty truth about makeup samples. An investigation that will leave you thinking sharing is not caring today, monday, november 27th, 2017. From nbc news, this is today, with matt lauer and savannah...

Hired last year as Ferndale Schools superintendent, Bobbie Hayes Goodrum is resigning and leaving her position at the end of this year.

Hired last year as Ferndale Schools superintendent, Bobbie Hayes Goodrum is resigning and leaving her position at the end of this year.

FERNDALE — Ever since its closure in 2020, the use of the Kulick Community Center has been up in the air.

In a separate case, a DL man was sentenced for stealing items from Edgewater Condominiums while he was employed there.

A man’s pledge to complete 30 acts of kindness for his 30th birthday has taken him to a Sacramento hospital to recognize the work of nurses, with help from “GMA3.”

As the truck driver came into Richwood, he turned his truck, causing one of the motorcyclists to have to move over into oncoming traffic.

For the last year, the Virginia Department of Corrections (VADOC) has used an innovative practice as part of its response to the COVID-19 pandemic: studying wastewater samples at 40 of its facilities.

The Virginia Department of Corrections has used an innovative practice as part of its response to the COVID-19 pandemic: studying wastewater samples.