‘Safety concern for the public.’ No lights, sirens used before speeding North Charleston cop...
NORTH CHARLESTON — More than two years ago, a North Charleston police officer raced down a city street at nearly 90 mph without his patrol lights or sirens on, causing a violent crash that left a man so injured that he continues to undergo medical treatments to this day.
Polar Vortex Disruption Could Open the Door to Major Cold Snaps and Winter Weather...
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — There has been a lot of talk about a potentially unprecedented early Sudden Stratospheric Warming event developing miles above the North Pole. When these events happen, they can disrupt the polar vortex and open the door to blasts of frigid Arctic air weeks later. For Alabama, that could raise the chance of major cold snaps and possibly winter weather later in the season. However, it is still a developing signal, not a confirmed major event.
California volunteer who once euthanized dogs for space helps send 31 to safety by...
"When all these dogs needed a little bit of time, we stepped up to make it happen."
Neighbors appalled after string of burglaries of fire-damaged homes in Fairfax County
FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va. (7News) — Fairfax County Police Department officers arrested a group of men they believe repeatedly burglarized homes after they were severely damaged by house fires. In some cases, not even 24 hours after the fire happened. Fairfax County police said investigators linked five break-ins at four...
Study finds bacteria and elevated lead in some WNC homes after Helene, prompting filters
What type of contamination was found in water samples from WNC homes?. Why did Hurricane Helene lead to unsafe drinking water in WNC?. BUNCOMBE AND MITCHELL COUNTIES — A partnership involving N.C. State University has helped install water filters in Western North Carolina homes affected by Hurricane Helene. The...
Driver crashes into light pole after fleeing US Park Police in DC
WASHINGTON (7News) — A driver was arrested late Thursday after fleeing a traffic stop and crashing into a light pole in Northwest D.C., according to U.S. Park Police (USPP). Officers attempted to stop the driver around 11:50 p.m. near H and 11th streets NE after observing what officials described as "reckless driving."
WJLA’s Winter Outlook Calls For 10-25 Inches of Snow Across Parts of D.C., Maryland,...
ABC7/WJLA has released its Winter Outlook for the 2026-27 season, becoming the first of the Washington, D.C. area’s four major television networks to publish its forecast for the upcoming winter. MoCoSnow, The MoCoShow’s winter weather hub, will be taking a look at each of the four local network winter outlooks as they are released.
New York Mets legend opening BBQ restaurant in Albany
Retired New York Mets outfielder Mookie Wilson is opening his first restaurant in Albany, bringing South Carolina-style barbecue to the Capital Region. Mookie Wilson’s Legacy BBQ is scheduled to open Nov. 6 at 42 Eagle St., serving lunch and dinner in the former War Room Tavern space. The restaurant represents the first standalone location for the Wilson family’s four-year-old barbecue brand, which previously operated as a mobile catering business and had a presence at Citi Field during the rece
10 arrested, 100K worth of drugs seized in Southeast DC bust: USPP
10 people were arrested, and over $100,000 worth of narcotics were seized after a Wednesday night drug bust in Southeast D.C.
114 structures damaged by Orange County flooding as experts warn worse is ahead
More than 100 structures were damaged and six homes were deemed unsafe for unrestricted access after record-breaking high tides flooded coastal neighborhoods in Orange County this week, and experts warn the worst may still be ahead. In Huntington Beach, 114 homes and other structures sustained water damage as seawater inundated low-lying areas, including Sunset Beach […]
