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Schools are closed. Up in the air. Heavy winds tear a Top Secret Military blimp from its post and fighter jets sent scrambling as it travels 150 miles knocking out power to thousands. Oh, my god, its going down. The outrage this morning. And the abc news exclusive interview with leah remini. Opening up about her time as a scientologist. What does that mean, go on course . The techniques her revealing answer and her break from the church only on gma this morning. And good morning, america. Boy, robin, there are some fireworks at the debate last night. Donald trump is the frontrunner. He took he...

Erin we had some downpours overnight. Still raining out there in some spots this morning. Sean the rain and the wind causing a few problems out there with some scattered Power Outages around the state. It got windy out there. Kevin the rain chances, the wind, and the chances of thunder still out there for the midafternoon. We do have the wet highways from the rainfall that moved in during the evening and overnight hours. The first moving into Western Areas of the state while we have the cold front for western new york that will move through the state into the afternoon. There will be dry hours...

DR GABRIELLE JAMELA HOSEIN A PUBLIC health approach to crime continues to float about without a clear anchor. At this point, we can only pray that security experts understand the intersections between gender and sexuality, and gangs, murders and the illegal economy. While we must stem gun availability, we can’t ignore boys’ incentives to join

The Findlay Municipal Court's sixth annual Safe Surrender Day was a success. During the event on April 27th, people with outstanding arrest warrants were able to appear in court without the fear of going to jail. These individuals were able to address the issues which caused the bench warrant. There were 73 people who attended

Police said Brian St Rose, who is also known as Joshua St Rose, 28, Christian “Mano” Hernandez, 32, and his younger brother Brandon “Hazzie” Hernandez, 30, all of Temple Street, Arima, were charged with killing Candace Griffith and Alana Layne and the wounding of four others.