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Which touched down in three areas before forming near the Broward College campus. People were running it ripped off roofs and caused over damage. It picked up a small bus and amazing there driver was okay. I was up in the air and slammed back down. Reporter the storm that hit damaged cars, trees and lifted a play set out of the ground. It does not appear there are injuries leaving officials with two words to sum it up. Heres another example. Highway patrol says theres a woman driving southbound ...

8 oclock and were following breaking news out of san jose. 2 people made it out of a burning house, but rescuers could get to a woman on the second floor. Yeah. Kron fours will tran live in san jose with more on the fatal fire this morning. Will what are you learning . Well, the flames are out, but the questions still remain. The Fire Department will stay here for throughout the morning perhaps even throughout the day. As they still deal with hot spots and after that, they will allow their inves...

On April 22, 1974, three people were murdered and two others were tortured in the Hi-Fi electronics shop on Washington Boulevard. The sheriff at the time described the crime as the “worst mass murder” he had ever heard of in the northern Utah town.

OGDEN — Monday marked the 50th anniversary of one of the most notorious crimes in Utahs history. On April 22, 1974, what came to be known as the

Nearly 30 TPD cameras have been installed throughout town, so I asked Walker about what he thinks about the new technology coming to his community…

A Colorado-based journalist influenced by Walker is digging into the legacy that’s been lost to time.

Carver, West Forsyth take home titles in David Lash/Chronicle Tournament

When I saw a newsman’s account of the newsroom of 90 years ago, I knew I had to read it.

Sapelo Island is home to the last intact Gullah Geechee community in the Sea Islands of Georgia. It is comprised of direct descendants of slaves that were brought here in 1802. This episode of the Fork in the Road podcast is about the revitalization of an African American community that has existed in Georgia for more than 200 years. 

Mr. Russell Stuart Walker, age 59, passed away peacefully after a brief illness at his home in Opelika, Alabama, surrounded by his loving wife and children. Although Russell has gone