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Arizona fire officials create a “wood watch” program for homeless people living in the woods in an effort to prevent wildfires. KPNX’s Krystle Henderson reports.
Dashcam video captures a traffic stop where the officers are accused of punching, kicking, and shocking a man unnecessarily. KARE’s Jana Shortal Reports.
A year after a fertilizer plant explosion rocked the tight-knit city of West, Texas, a lot of the physical damage is cleaned up, but the emotional scars still run deep.
For 13 years Kevin worked at the Kellogg Co.’s Memphis, Tenn., cereal plant, until the company locked out him and 225 of his co-workers in October. While they missed the rest of the year’s paychecks—and continue to do so—Kellogg CEO John Bryant pocketed nearly $8 million in 2013 compensation, reports the AFL-CIO’s 2014 Executive PayWatch.
A woman putting the final touches on her dream home, an electrician making a Saturday house call and a 4-year-old boy are the latest victims of the Washington mudslide to be formally identified.
The Pinellas County, Florida, Sheriff is looking for an unidentified man who tackles a woman walking out of a pharmacy with her prescription medicine.
A 16-year-old student was stabbed at Piper High School in Sunrise, Fla., Thusrday morning, police confirmed.
Samuel Rosales Rio came to the United States from Mexico under an H-2B visa to work at a food stand in a traveling carnival. When he arrived, he and his co-workers, most of whom also entered the country under the H-2B program, wound up working 16 to 17 hours a day in the sweltering heat for as little as $1 an hour. Workers were only provided a single meal each day and the meager wages made it impossible to supplement. Under the H-2B program, employers are supposed to provide adequate housing, but workers reported sleeping in overcrowded trailers infested with fleas and bedbugs without a place to wash. Rosales wound up in the hospital as a result of dehydration and infections from bug bites.
The ATF is investigating an explosion that took place at an ammunition factory in Tennessee. At least twenty people were inside at the time. WSMV's Julia Bruck reports.
Attorney General Eric Holder delivers remarks in tribute to the victims of the tragedy that took place at a Jewish Community Center.
