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Nbc 10 news starts now. Right now, Philadelphia Police are still looking for the gunman who fired a bullet that stray bullet hit a 6yearold boy who was playing basketball in his backyard. Get ready for a hot and humid day. Well warm into the 90s and theres a threat of thunderstorms. 4 31 right now. Good morning, this is nbc 10 news today. Im tracy davidson. Im chris cato. Already off to a muggy start out there. Youll feel it when you step out the door this morning. Lets begin with meteorologist ...

We get whats coming next. Another storm ranking two on our impact scale for tonight. And a third storm, a stronger one coming in on wednesday. That one ranks number three on the storm impact scale. Deal with the next storm first. Number two on the scale, a storm of mad rat intensity continues through the early part of tomorrow. A half inch to an inch of rainfall. Gusty winds. By 10 00 well see rain pushing widespread into the north bay and some of it will be moderate to heavy. By 11 00 p. M. And...

HUNTINGTON — Updating priorities in the Comprehensive Educational Facilities Plan (CEFP) will be the main topic of discussion during the Cabell County Board of Education meeting Tuesday.

Emails dating back to May 2022 claim that the same driver of the bus that crashed in Magoffin County had used TikTok and vaped while driving.

A second lawsuit was filed Wednesday following the mid-November Magoffin County bus crash that injured all 19 people on board.

A recent school bus crash is the subject of a second lawsuit. A new suit has been filed by the mother of two students who were onboard the bus in Mago...

The lawsuit was filed by the mother of two of the students who were on the bus at the time of the crash. 18 students were on the bus when it went over an embankment along Route 40.

The mothers of two children injured in a serious November bus crash in Magoffin County have filed a lawsuit alleging negligence by the bus driver and school system.

No one envisioned that the last two years would be as deadly and dreadful as they turned out to be.

The following is a roundup of those who were jailed in northeastern Kentucky detention centers over this past week: