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Reopen. Tear gas windows shattered and a man shot tonight absolute travesty in charlotte north carolina. Were now learning that man shot during tonights protest is on life support barely hanging on not dead as some had reported earlier on. The city is saying he was not shot by an officer. The protest erupting after Police Shooting of keith scott. Scott pulled a gun his family says he was only holding a book. This protest started as rare vigil one group splits off they marched right through downtown and led to violence. Weve seen fires weve seen looting tonight the governor now declaring a stat...

Former press jeer president s cl and obama said goodbye. And leaving others sick or without a job, the current president is focusing on scare tactics. He is trying to sew doubt in the integrity of our elections just like he did back in 2016. His claims are lies and they are dangerous but for this president , that seems to be the point. John harwood is here. Gentlemen, hello to you. John harwood, the u. S. Economy posted its worst drop on record. Jobless claims are up. More than 1,000 americans died of coronavirus. Just today, right, the president is trying to delegitimize the election and all ...

The Colombian national team defeated the Argentina national team 1–0 for the first semi-final of the 2022 Copa América Femenina, and qualified for the

Article origination WFYI-FM After contracting COVID-19 and ending up on life support, Mayra Ramirez received a double-lung transplant on June 5, 2020, at the age of 28. She poses with her dog in this photo taken in January 2021. Provided by Myra Ramirez In the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic, Mayra Ramirez contracted the virus and ended up in the ICU on life support. She was 28. The virus had severely damaged her lungs and doctors concluded she would not survive without a double-lung transplant. In June, Mayra became the first U.S. COVID-19 patient to undergo the life-saving procedure.�...

When Brenden Cronin returned to his truck on Teton Pass on a recent morning, he was aghast at what he found. The Wyoming Department of Transportation avalanche forecaster’s truck in the auxiliary lot had been broken into and moved. One party had taken the keys from the toolbox and repositioned the vehicle, presumably to exit the parking lot. A second party was in the act of moving it, having found the keys on the floorboards, when Cronin rolled up. “I was so blown away it happened, and that I actually witnessed it,” he said. “I used some pretty choice words.”