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The upper 60s to mid70s at 4 00, and 58 to 65. We have issues to deal with as far as rain, timing is ahead. Alexis . The bay bridge is looking okay. The lower deck has a couple of lanes blocked. The east bay has construction wrapped up in the San Francisco area. In major slow downs anywhere. Just a slight delay westbound 580 tracy to dublin at if 3 minutes. In green southbound 680 out of dublin 15 minutes and 101 to cupertino is 15 minutes. We will look at the south bay in less than ten. A body ...

Woman could be killed and attacked in this way. She was timid and minded her own business. Even though that e she wasnt outgoing or loud, she had a huge heart. Reporter the friends showed us photos that Karla Ramirez posted. That she and karla bonded over similar interests, that they shared a mexicanamerican heritage, attended the same high school together, joining the Sheriff Explorer Program. On wednesday night she failed to return home to this apartment building, after dropping off a friend. ...

SANGAMON COUNTY, Ill. (WAND) - The Sangamon County Sheriff’s Office is launching a Sheriff’s Explorer Program.

The assertion was aired Sunday by Indiana rep Jim Banks, who sat down for an interview with Foxs Shannon Bream on Sunday.

They are not turning to us and seeing leadership at this moment in time, said Republican Sen. Joni Ernst of Iowa. We cant just continue to promise to be the partner of choice.

The body of a U.S. Marine killed in an ISIS-K suicide blast was returned home to Massachusetts, on the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.

President Joe Biden drew criticism from conservatives and veterans after he appeared to check his watch at Sundays ceremony honoring the 13 US soldiers killed in Kabul.

Marine Nicole Gee, 23, sent a series of texts to her sister before deploying to Afghanistan telling her not to worry - and saying she hoped the mission would be successful and safe.

Rylee McCollum, 20, was one of 13 US military fatalities from a suicide bombing in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Thursday.

The town of Berlin Heights Ohio rallied behind the family of fallen Navy hospital corpsman Max Soviak, who was among the 13 U.S. service members who were killed in Kabul on Thursday.