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On need to stop. And total of four separate investigations. And police say no suspects have been arrested. If there is any good news in the situation it is the fact that the victims here all of them are expected to survive. Live at cmpd headquarters Brody Oconnell wbtv on your side. And thank you. Police are asking witnesses to come forward if they can help in these investigations. If you know anything maybe you saw something call crimestoppers. New information at 5 00 on a about. This woman Can...

Cooler after a record high yesterday of 86. We cooled back to 40s this morning. That is impressive. 43 albemarle. 54 charlotte. 30s in the mountains to begin the day. But nothing in the way of the morning drive on this st. Patricks day. We warm back up into the mid 50s by 9 00. Still in the mid70s but that is about 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. We have begun the step down process. Its slow for now. We will show you how it will pick up with even cooler weather into the weekend straight ahead....

Two decades after one of the most controversial marriages of the time, between Sara Montiel and Cuban Tony Hernández, who was 36 years younger than th...

When Juan Orlando Hernández was convicted by a federal jury in Manhattan in early March 2024, it marked a spectacular fall from grace: from being courted in the U.S. as a friendly head of state to facing the rest of his life behind bars, convicted of cocaine importation and weapons offenses.

Washington looked the other way as coup leaders and drugs cartels conspired to turn Honduras into a center of the cocaine trade.

By Ruth E. Hernández Beltrán New York, Feb 27 (EFE). – The drug trafficking trial against former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández (JHO) continued Tuesday in New York with the testimony of Colombian ex-trafficker Luis Pérez, who reiterated that he contributed US$2.4 million to the former president’s first election campaign in 2013. Pérez sat on …

Ex-Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández is accused of helping move tons of cocaine to the U.S.

Mr Hernández has denied any wrongdoing and pleaded not guilty.

The trial of Juan Orlando Hernández, the former president of Honduras who prosecutors say wanted to stuff drugs "up the noses of the gringos," continues in New York.

The trial of Juan Orlando Hernández, the former president of Honduras who prosecutors say wanted to stuff drugs "up the noses of the gringos," continues in New York.