(WSLS) Home security footage shows a motion-activated skeleton toy scaring a bear away from a trash can outside of a home in Salem, Virginia. Joni Moss said the bear has been lurking around her home for years. She spent around $100 on locks for her trash cans, but they never seemed to solve the problem. So, she settled on a…
(KGW) Detectives arrested a Gresham, Oregon, Donald McQuade, for the 1978 murder of an Anchorage, Alaska teenager. In January 1978 Shelley Connolly’s body was found at the bottom of a steep embankment south of Anchorage. Sixteen-year-old Connolly was last seen leaving a popular bar with several men. Despite the efforts of authorities, the case went cold for many years. In…
(WYFF) A South Carolina restaurant is giving away free food, no questions asked. At the back of Woodside Bistro in Greenville, there’s a board with tickets, which customers can buy for $10. Anyone in need can stop in, take a ticket and exchange it for a fresh-cooked meal. “Grab a card, get the meal, that’s it,” says Austyn McGroarty, chef…
In this week’s Voices of Honor, we talk to Bob Wilson, who says the Marine Corps gave him an opportunity to see the world.
The Warren County Parks and Recreation Department wants to hear from you! Chris Kummer joined SoKY Sunrise to talk all about the Customer Satisfaction Reviews. To take the survey, click here.
Yoga instructor and occupational therapist Lisa Kearny joins SoKY Sunrise for some yoga moves! To learn more about Lisa and the services she provides, click here.
As Hurricane Dorian continues to bear down on the east coast, it’s a perfect time to talk to homeowners about how to prepare for all the emergencies than can occur, regardless of where you live.
(Via MeTV) Television lost a legend on August 30, as Valerie Harper passed away at the age of 80. As Rhoda Morgenstern, she crafted one of the most iconic characters in sitcom history. Rhoda’s wedding, which aired as a two-part episode of Rhoda, remains one of the most-watched events in TV history. Revisit it again, or see it for the…
Pictured L to R: Martin, Papajeski RUSSELLVILLE, Ky. – Following a lengthy investigation into the 55 registered sex offenders in Logan County, the sheriff’s office is looking for two men who are considered non-compliant on the Kentucky Sex Offender Registry. Benjamin Scott Papajeski, 32, is a 20-year registrant on the sex offender registry who was convicted in Kentucky of third-degree…
