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Kentucky family surprised by extended visit from baby monkey

The monkey avoided traps set by the Fish and Wildlife department.

California shooting suspect knew victims, chained gates to office complex closed, police reveal

The suspect accused of killing four people and injuring a fifth at an office complex in Orange, Calif., knew all of the victims both personally and through business, investigators said Thursday, identifying him as 44-year-old Aminadab Gaxiola Gonzalez.
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Braves are on the air starting today on NewsRadio 101.3 FM & 1420 AM K-WIN

The Atlanta Braves start the season today April the 1ST and once again they will air locally on NewsRadio K-WIN 101.3 FM  & 1420 AM also on the WKWN App in your app store. The Pre-game starts at 1:50PM.  

Former Alabama police officer pleads guilty to killing his wife, receives 30-year sentence

A former Alabama police officer has pleaded guilty to killing his estranged wife, whose body was found in a high school parking lot over a year ago.
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Police defunded: Major cities feeling the loss of police funding as murders, other crimes soar

Cities in parts of the U.S. that slashed their police department funding last year, in part as a result of police-involved shootings, have seen an uptick in certain crimes over the past year, data analyzed by Fox News shows.

South Dakota firefighters work to contain wildfires that closed Mt. Rushmore

South Dakota firefighters battling a blaze on Black Hills, which briefly forced the closure of the Mount Rushmore National Memorial and the evacuation of hundreds of homes, made progress overnight on Wednesday.
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LA teachers union, school district sued by parents claiming closures cause ‘personal injury’ to kids

Los Angeles parents are suing the local school district and teachers union for continuing school closures amid the coronavirus pandemic, claiming that students have suffered academically and emotionally as a result.

NYC Asian woman’s suspected attacker got parole after murder, and rationale is frustrating mystery

Questions continue to surround the attack by a recently paroled man on an elderly Asian woman in New York City, prompting concerns from police and citizens alike about the parole process and the greater need for transparency.
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Nevada university offering ‘living learning communities’ focused on certain races, ethnicities

The University of Nevada, Reno is offering students the ability to be a part of "living learning communities" (LLCs) that are based on shared interests in academics or certain racial or ethnic backgrounds.

Charlottesville can remove Confederate statues, Virginia’s highest court rules

Virginia's highest court ruled Thursday that the city of can take down two statues of Confederate generals
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