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Rock springs residents from returning home. It flooded. Crews are working to repair it. Now that water is slowly receding here, building inspectors will have to go in and check out each structure. The reoccupation will be phased based on our ability to clear, and also, were going to find some structures are going to be inhabitable. And others will be. Vietnamese residents were not getting details of the cleanup and when they can go home. I think theres some lack of distribution of information we have. Information flyers are now passed out in vietnamese, spanish and english. With the uncertaint...

Building inspectors are starting the job of seeing whether jobs are safe to enter. With floodwaters from coyote creek receding, people are getting the chance to go home and assess the damage. The red areas show where mandatory evacuations are in effect for. Officials havent said when people could be back in their homes many residents live in still flooded rock springs area. David louie has been covering the flooding since day one. You know, youve been hearing lots of complaints. First residents were complaining they didnt get noticed about the evacuations and they ended up getting flooded out....

Erwin Montoya, a U.S. Navy legacy, had served 22 years and was deployed four times. He was looking for a new career after spending most of his time in the service training bomb-sniffing dogs.

A Guinness world record was broken today as well at the Kearney Family YMCA during the Healthy Kids Day Event. Tommy Vu broke the record for the most chest to g

Army National Guard officer Tommy Vu attempted the world record during a live broadcast of Good Morning America.