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Severe storms, but still has the slight risk for our southern and eastern counties. Highs reach the mid 50s by 2 p. M. And then temperatures fall quickly this afternoon. Well eventually see a rain to snow transition overnight. A few isolated snow showers will come down as we head into wednesday morning with little to no accumulation. This means no worries on the roads for the wednesday morning rush. Thursday will bring yet another chance of light snow but it will change over quickly to rain here in the tristate. We are still tracking this system, so well let you know if anything breaking news ...

Who was in the car. They say last night a family contacted them inquiring about a missing person. The description of that persons car matches the car that went into the river which police say is a red pontiac grand prix. There are still a lot of questions though that theyll get answers to, once divers are able to get into the water chief Craig Sorrell Campbell County police the most important aspect of this recover is the occupants in the vehicle so were not going to rush anything that might disturb that theyre not sure how many people if any are actually in that car. They say the earliest the...

You can do it from anywhere at any time and know you'll get it delivered to your doorstep. But, most people go to major online retailers for their orders, which cuts out the small businesses in our community, however, it doesn't have to.

Scottsdale woman continues volunteering to teach art of penmanship to students at age 91 KNXV and last updated 2021-05-27 21:54:51-04 SCOTTSDALE — When 91-year-old Marilyn Harrer first stepped into a classroom to teach cursive handwriting, the year was 1951. In the seven decades since, she's seen a lot of students. "I've wanted to be a teacher since I was in first grade," Harrer explains. Officially retired since 1997, Harrer now volunteers at Anasazi Elementary in North Scottsdale. Her students have some of the best penmanship in the state. Third grader McKenna Vick just won the state t...

Adverse effects Arizonans are seeing from COVID-19 vaccine ABC15 Health Insider breaks down CDC numbers. and last updated 2021-02-10 00:29:07-05 PHOENIX — As Arizona moves closer to hitting the major vaccination milestone of a million doses dispensed, some are still wary of getting the COVID-19 vaccine. The most recent data from the CDC shows 1,127 adverse reactions have been reported so far in our state. Headache - 48 cases The CDC reports include information for both the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines. However, the agency stresses the reports have not yet been verified and anyone can su...