BANGOR, Maine (WABI) - Kathryn Ravenscraft from the Bangor Humane Society stopped by with another cat looking for a forever home. This week she brought Cecelia, a 6-year-old female domestic shorthair.

As part of the executive order, all executive departments and federal government agencies will be closed as a mark of respect for the former president and in observance of the official state funeral.

OCRACOKE, N.C. (WITN) - Two ferry routes in Eastern Carolina have reopened after being temporarily suspended due to winter weather. The North Carolina Department of Transportation’s ferry ...

Not only does the hacker have access to the Phoenix woman’s personal information and thousands of contacts, the tech-savvy criminal is now trying to scam all of Siete’s friends and family by ...

The Richland County Sheriff’s Department (RCSD) is searching for a missing vulnerable adult who is believed to be in danger. The Richland County Sheriff’s Department (RCSD) is searching for a ...

In those moments, we need to lean on each other for strength,” the department stated. Funeral arrangements have yet to be announced. “Our thoughts, condolences, and prayers are with his family, ...

BANGOR, Maine (WABI) - Kathryn Ravenscraft from the Bangor Humane Society stopped by with another dog looking for a home. This week she brought Logan, a 5-year-old mixed breed. For more information, ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A jury found a teenager guilty of using Snapchat to threaten a Leavenworth school. The jury convicted Kaden Ray Bentley, 18, of aggravated criminal threat after he used ...

PEORIA (25News Now) - Central Illinois Friends has announced the opening of Peoria’s first LGBTQ+ community center. On Monday morning, Central Illinois Friends celebrated a new building they call a ...

He is a third-generation alumnus of the institution. LifeShare says someone needs blood every two seconds and 30,000 units of whole blood and red blood cells are transfused everyday in the US.

are your friends, or people that came after you so that was going through my mind,” said the former Olathe North student.