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Oklahoma September 26, 2022

Oklahoma City crane collapses, damages building

A 60-ton crane collapsed in Oklahoma City, causing structural damage to a nearby building. The building's occupants were not injured. The crane’s operator suffered minor injuries.

Kentucky September 23, 2022

Kentucky programs to receive nearly $23 million in federal grants

KY programs including children’s advocacy centers, court-appointed special advocates, domestic violence programs, and sexual assault programs receive $23 million in grants.

Georgia September 23, 2022

Georgia residents are having a hard time accessing state payments

Georgia residents are having trouble accessing the $350 payments from the state for the residents who benefitted from Medicaid, subsidized child health insurance, and more.

North Carolina September 22, 2022

1 dead, 1 injured in NC glider crash off Outer Banks coast

An ultralight glider crash killed a person and left another injured in North Carolina. The accident took place off of the Outer Banks coast.

West Virginia August 26, 2022

West Virginia coal miner dies after supply cart struck by locomotive

A coal miner in WV died in an underground mine after the supply cart he was sitting on was struck by a locomotive. The accident occurred at the Tunnel Ridge Mine in Valley Grove.

Alaska August 19, 2022

Fentanyl crisis hits Alaska: 'We're seeing growing addiction'

The number of deadly fentanyl overdoses in Alaska has been increasing since 2018. The biggest spike came last year, when there were 253 overdose deaths.

VIDEO August 18, 2022

Fentanyl crisis hits Alaska: 'We're seeing growing addiction'

The number of deadly fentanyl overdoses in Alaska has been increasing since 2018. The biggest spike came last year, when there were 253 overdose deaths.

Seattle August 14, 2022

Parents feeling the strain of special education teacher shortage

In 2019, 43 states reported a shortage in special ed teachers. Now, it's 48. A lot of teachers left because of the pandemic. That made it tougher on teachers who remained.

VIDEO August 12, 2022

Parents feeling the strain of special education teacher shortage

In 2019, 43 states reported a shortage in special ed teachers. Now, it's 48. A lot of teachers left because of the pandemic. That made it tougher on teachers who remained.

US August 3, 2022

Maryland Amtrak train hits flatbed truck trapped on tracks by traffic

An Amtrak Capitol Limited train hit a flatbed truck carrying construction supplies that was stuck on the tracks on Wednesday afternoon in Brunswick, Maryland.

Russia August 1, 2022

Student Builds Platform to Help World Stay Informed About Ukraine War

21-year-old student Bernard Moerdler developed a platform called Ukraine Sirens Alert which alerts the citizens of Ukraine from incoming Russian missile attacks.