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A year after the Baltimore bridge collapse, a long road to recovery is ahead

A year after the Baltimore bridge collapse, a long road to recovery is ahead

Associated Press A year after the tragic collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge, Maryland officials honored the six construction workers killed in the disaster, while the port rebounds and investigations continue into the cause of the accident.

Mother Pleads Guilty To Felony Child Neglect After 6-Year-Old Son Used Her Gun To Shoot Teacher In Virginia

Mother Pleads Guilty To Felony Child Neglect After 6-Year-Old Son Used Her Gun To Shoot Teacher In Virginia

Associated Press The January shooting shocked the nation and roiled this shipbuilding city near the Chesapeake Bay. The case against Deja Taylor is one of three legal efforts seeking accountability, including the teacher’s $40 million lawsuit that accuses the school system of gross negligence.

Maryland Girl Finds 'Once-In-A-Lifetime' Megalodon Shark Tooth

Maryland Girl Finds 'Once-In-A-Lifetime' Megalodon Shark Tooth

CBS News A little girl in Maryland got a big surprise for Christmas, but it wasn't under her tree – it was an ancient fossil hiding underwater.

Hurricane Ian Death Toll Rises To At Least 94 In Florida

Hurricane Ian Death Toll Rises To At Least 94 In Florida

CBS News Nearly 100 people have been reported dead in the U.S. five days after Hurricane Ian slammed into the west coast of Florida as a powerful Category 4 storm. Lee County Sheriff Carmine Marceno announced Monday that 54 deaths have now been confirmed in that county, bringing the total number of Florida fatalities to at least 94.

In Hurricane Ian’s Wake, Dangers Persist, Worsen In Parts

In Hurricane Ian’s Wake, Dangers Persist, Worsen In Parts

Associated Press People kayaking down streets that were passable just a day or two earlier. Hundreds of thousands without power. National Guard helicopters flying rescue missions to residents still stranded on Florida’s barrier islands.

Norman Mineta, Transportation Secretary In 9/11 Era, Dies

Norman Mineta, Transportation Secretary In 9/11 Era, Dies

Associated Press Norman Mineta, who broke racial barriers for Asian Americans serving in high-profile government posts and ordered commercial flights grounded after the 9/11 terror attacks as the nation’s federal transportation secretary, died Tuesday. He was 90.

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Stuck Container Ship In Chesapeake Bay Finally Refloated

Stuck Container Ship In Chesapeake Bay Finally Refloated

Associated Press A container ship the length of more than three football fields has finally been pried from the muddy bottom of the Chesapeake Bay more than a month after it ran aground.

Stuck Container Ship In Chesapeake Bay Finally Refloated

Stuck Container Ship In Chesapeake Bay Finally Refloated

Associated Press A container ship the length of more than three football fields has finally been pried from the muddy bottom of the Chesapeake Bay more than a month after it ran aground.

Crews To Remove 2,000 Containers From Cargo Ship Stuck In Chesapeake Bay

Crews To Remove 2,000 Containers From Cargo Ship Stuck In Chesapeake Bay

CBS News It's been three weeks since the Ever Forward first became stuck in the Chesapeake Bay, and the cargo ship is still trapped despite numerous attempts to set it free, CBS Baltimore reports. Now a new plan has emerged: instead of floating the ship at its current weight, crews will work to remove its nearly 5,000 containers.

Crews To Remove 2,000 Containers From Cargo Ship Stuck In Chesapeake Bay

Crews To Remove 2,000 Containers From Cargo Ship Stuck In Chesapeake Bay

CBS News It's been three weeks since the Ever Forward first became stuck in the Chesapeake Bay, and the cargo ship is still trapped despite numerous attempts to set it free, CBS Baltimore reports. Now a new plan has emerged: instead of floating the ship at its current weight, crews will work to remove its nearly 5,000 containers.

Hurricane Florence Slamming North Carolina Coast

Hurricane Florence Slamming North Carolina Coast

Hurricane Florence already has inundated coastal streets with ocean water and left tens of thousands without power, and forecasters say conditions will only worsen as the hulking storm slogs inland.

Hurricane Florence Slamming North Carolina Coast

Hurricane Florence Slamming North Carolina Coast

Hurricane Florence already has inundated coastal streets with ocean water and left tens of thousands without power, and forecasters say conditions will only worsen as the hulking storm slogs inland.

Hurricane Florence Becomes Category 2 Storm As It Nears Carolina Coast

Hurricane Florence Becomes Category 2 Storm As It Nears Carolina Coast

Hurricane Florence has been downgraded to a Category 2 storm, according to the latest NHC advisory, but is still considered extremely dangerous and life-threatening.

Hurricane Florence Becomes Category 2 Storm As It Nears Carolina Coast

Hurricane Florence Becomes Category 2 Storm As It Nears Carolina Coast

Hurricane Florence has been downgraded to a Category 2 storm, according to the latest NHC advisory, but is still considered extremely dangerous and life-threatening.

Hanna approaches S.C.-N.C. state line

Hanna approaches S.C.-N.C. state line

News 9 MYRTLE BEACH, South Carolina (CNN) -- Tropical Storm Hanna's winds and sea surge battered the Carolina coast early Saturday, while flash floods and tornadoes threatened inland. As of 2 a.m. ET Saturday,

Hanna approaches S.C.-N.C. state line

Hanna approaches S.C.-N.C. state line

News 9 MYRTLE BEACH, South Carolina (CNN) -- Tropical Storm Hanna's winds and sea surge battered the Carolina coast early Saturday, while flash floods and tornadoes threatened inland. As of 2 a.m. ET Saturday,

President Promotes Fishing

President Promotes Fishing

News On 6 WHITE HOUSE (AP) -- President Bush is trying to encourage more recreational fishing in state waters. He's adding more federal rules limiting commercial fishing of two overfished species, striped bass

President Promotes Fishing

President Promotes Fishing

News On 6 WHITE HOUSE (AP) -- President Bush is trying to encourage more recreational fishing in state waters. He's adding more federal rules limiting commercial fishing of two overfished species, striped bass

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‘Difference of opinion’ continues over Oklahoma wildfire fallout

‘Difference of opinion’ continues over Oklahoma wildfire fallout

Matt McCabe Oklahoma’s governor and state lawmakers are split in opposite directions over the same issue. Each side interprets new data about the state’s response to March wildfires differently, with high-level firings and confusion circulating among the state’s leaders.

‘Difference of opinion’ continues over Oklahoma wildfire fallout

‘Difference of opinion’ continues over Oklahoma wildfire fallout

Matt McCabe Oklahoma’s governor and state lawmakers are split in opposite directions over the same issue. Each side interprets new data about the state’s response to March wildfires differently, with high-level firings and confusion circulating among the state’s leaders.

Bills targeting DEI funding, cellphone use in schools advance at Oklahoma Capitol

Bills targeting DEI funding, cellphone use in schools advance at Oklahoma Capitol

Destini Pittman Bills Targeting DEI Funding, Cellphone Use in Schools Advance at Oklahoma Capitol.

Bills targeting DEI funding, cellphone use in schools advance at Oklahoma Capitol

Bills targeting DEI funding, cellphone use in schools advance at Oklahoma Capitol

Destini Pittman Bills Targeting DEI Funding, Cellphone Use in Schools Advance at Oklahoma Capitol.

One injured in northeast OKC shooting

One injured in northeast OKC shooting

Destini Pittman A person was injured in a shooting in northeast Oklahoma City Wednesday night, according to the Logan County Sheriff.

One injured in northeast OKC shooting

One injured in northeast OKC shooting

Destini Pittman A person was injured in a shooting in northeast Oklahoma City Wednesday night, according to the Logan County Sheriff.

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‘Difference of opinion’ continues over Oklahoma wildfire fallout

‘Difference of opinion’ continues over Oklahoma wildfire fallout

Matt McCabe Oklahoma’s governor and state lawmakers are split in opposite directions over the same issue. Each side interprets new data about the state’s response to March wildfires differently, with high-level firings and confusion circulating among the state’s leaders.

Bills targeting DEI funding, cellphone use in schools advance at Oklahoma Capitol

Bills targeting DEI funding, cellphone use in schools advance at Oklahoma Capitol

Destini Pittman Bills Targeting DEI Funding, Cellphone Use in Schools Advance at Oklahoma Capitol.

One injured in northeast OKC shooting

One injured in northeast OKC shooting

Destini Pittman A person was injured in a shooting in northeast Oklahoma City Wednesday night, according to the Logan County Sheriff.

Kasey Alert: 50-years-old Kelly Rushton

Kasey Alert: 50-years-old Kelly Rushton

Destini Pittman A Kasey Alert has been issued for 50-year-old Kelly Rushton, according to the Oklahoma City Police Department.

Local organization seeking charitable lease for music healing programs

Local organization seeking charitable lease for music healing programs

Elizabeth Fitz Connecting Through Rhythm, a local organization led by trauma survivor Kyle 'Sage' Bailey, seeks a 5,000 square-foot space for healing music programs in Oklahoma.

OKC gears up for the Playoffs with events, art, and giveaways across the Metro

OKC gears up for the Playoffs with events, art, and giveaways across the Metro

Destini Pittman The Thunder are heading to the NBA Playoffs, and Oklahoma City is celebrating! Here are ways you can get involved in the fun.

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