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Feel Good Friday – Free Comic Book Day

Movies like “Avengers: Endgame” have been making box office history, but those stories we see on the big screen begin on paper with comics. On May 4th, multiple comic book stores here in town will be celebrating Free Comic Book Day. In today’s Feel Good Friday, we talk to the owner of The Archive about the difference a free comic…

Deputy’s friends rally to raise money for cancer care for his 19-month-old son

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Friends and family of Warren County Sheriff’s Detective Johnny Angel are holding a plate-lunch fundraiser Friday to raise money to help pay for cancer care for his 19-month-old son, Colson. On March 6, doctors removed a cancerous mass from Colson’s brain. He now requires a series of additional treatments. Friends are holding a plate lunch fundraiser…

Tornadoes, floods ravage central U.S.

(NBC News) The powerful storm system that’s been sweeping across the country continues to deliver misery from Texas to Michigan. Days of heavy rain are causing widespread flooding and storm damage. Over the last two days dozens of reported tornadoes have left a trail of destruction across several states. Debris litters the landscape in Ozark, Missouri where three people were…

Pelosi: Barr lied to congress

(NBC News) House Speaker Nancy Pelosi leveled a serious charge Thursday against Attorney General William Barr. Pelosi told reporters that Barr lied to Congress last month when discussing his handling of the Mueller report, and that constitutes a crime. “It wasn’t about who wrote the letter and how he characterized the letter. That’s interesting. But what is deadly serious about…

Caught on cam: gator goes to school

(WESH) A 9-year-old boy had a close encounter with an alligator while he was running track Thursday at an elementary school in Cocoa Beach, Florida. Freedom Seven Elementary school student Trent Johnson saw something that looked a little curious while he was running around the track. “It kinda just looked like a gray blob in the corner,” Trent said. “The…

“He’s always been my hero”

(NBC News) Trystan Terrell, the man accused of killing two students and wounding four others in a shooting at the University of North Carolina Charlotte, waived his right to appear as the charges were announced against him in court Thursday. Terrell was charged with two counts of first degree murder and four counts of attempted first degree murder and four…