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Into custody after a 4yearold was shot. Christ wilcox brings us more. The mother had left a handfun on a chair where the children were playing and it went off. The girl may have the bullet hit her in the chin. Witnesses say while they have seen an increase in crime i kind of stay to myself. I dont come out at night. Reporter police need to safeguard guns from your children. The paren with police. If you have a gun or a gun safe, its key to keeping it safe from children. Reporter the mother was arrested on one count of child in neglect and this call comes in all too often and its a reminder for...

Who has not yet taken a message across the country one whos just Getting Started may well emerge as being better able to defeat the democrat nominee. In fact i expect and hope that to be the case. Joining us here in washington kevin madden cnn political commentator, former Romney Campaign adviser and spokesman, also with us, cnns dana bash and gloria borger. Kevin, i was surprised given the body language the statements the activity he was doing for the past month or so. I was surprised. Publicly and privately, it had all the indications that he was moving towards a direction that he would do i...

Red Ball Sales and The Clean Company are under new ownership as of Dec. 31. Amber Dickson, a 20-year-employee of The Clean Company, purchased the businesses from her former bosses Susan and Mike Rush after planning and preparing for the takeover for 13 years. Under the tutelage of the Rushes, Dickson has learned the ins […]

2 accused of allowing children to miss weeks of school Jefferson County sheriff (Source: WWNY) By 7 News Staff | February 15, 2021 at 7:12 AM EST - Updated February 15 at 7:12 AM ANTWERP, N.Y. (WWNY) - A man and a woman face charges after allegedly allowing three children to skip school for weeks. Jefferson County sheriff’s deputies say 34-year-old Amber Dickson of Alexandria Bay and 34-year-old Kristopher Leonard of Antwerp each face three counts of endangering the welfare of a child. Deputies say they allowed the children, ages 10, 14, and 16, to miss many days of school in the 201...