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Whove had members go, there is a very real while we may never come back uh fear that they are grappling with, we know that of the over 20 doctors at least one is facing significant dehydration and is on an iv drip. But these are doctors who cant get the supplies to do their work and are now also in danger of starvation and medical issues. Care says there is at least one more doctor from the bay area who is trapped, along with three from Southern California. We are tracking doctors in the San Francisco bay area, the los angeles Orange County area, and then texas as well. We have made contacts w...

3 were learning more about two iraqi refugees arrested after an operation through quite a few states. One of them is from sacramento. The other from houston. As c b s news correspondent brian webb shows us. The pair might have been connected somehow. 3 chyrons 4858 flagg miller terror expert123131 goldfield, iowa thursday 123131 ted cruz republican president ial candidate pkg natscourt documents reveal the 23yearold sacramento suspect communicated over social media with an unnamed individual living in texas back in 2013. In one exchange the two allegedly discussed training and fighting oversea...

3 the city has a wastewater plant about 40 years old. Its falling apart. So the city commitioned a study, and now is in the design phase in building a new facility. To replace the old facility provide better treatment to dicharge the wastewater into the enviroment. If approved. Its hoped the new plant would be ready for operation by august of 2018. At that time. The current Wastewater Treatment facility would be demolished. 3 police in illinois are asking for siouxlands help locating a missing elderly man. 82 year old marvin jones of rural dekalb county, illinois was last heard from tuesday af...

As another school year begins to wrap up, some teams are still hoping for a championship. There are several robotics teams throughout Scott County Public Schools.

As developers propose solar and wind projects across Washington, gaps in the permitting process threaten culturally significant tribal sites.