Tuesday, March 11 2014 8:01 PM EDT2014-03-12 00:01:40 GMT
A 33-year-old man exposed himself to a classroom full of high school students in Eugene on Tuesday morning. Police said Christopher Vanorden entered classroom with students around 8 a.m. at WillametteMore >>
Eugene police said a 33-year-old man exposed himself in front of a classroom full of students Tuesday morning.More >>
Tuesday, March 11 2014 9:42 PM EDT2014-03-12 01:42:19 GMT
The Montgomery Police Department continues to investigate the circumstances surrounding the discovery of a woman's body Monday morning behind a fast food restaurant.More >>
The two 19-year-old Taco Bell employees charged with capital murder in the death of the restaurant's night manager had their initial court appearances Tuesday in Montgomery. More >>
Tuesday, March 11 2014 9:03 PM EDT2014-03-12 01:03:07 GMT
Brian Baltosiewich is a marketing producer at WBTV. For 22 of his early years in life, he struggled with what some people take for granted; simply trying to talk. Brian developed a pronounced stutterMore >>
Brian developed a pronounced stutter during his childhood. For more than two decades, the problem plagued him, until he decided to do something about it.More >>
Tuesday, March 11 2014 6:50 PM EDT2014-03-11 22:50:14 GMT
A 92-year-old minister is suing the city of Salisbury, saying unreasonable force was used when a police officer tackled him and broke two bones. The Salisbury Post reported the Rev. J.W. Loy Jr. filedMore >>
A 92-year-old minister is suing the city of Salisbury, saying unreasonable force was used when a police officer tackled him and broke two bones.More >>
Nearly two dozen people are spending Christmas away from home, after it went up in flames last Friday in Rock Hill.
The fire started just after 3:30 Friday afternoon. Twenty firefighters battled the flames that tore through eight apartment units at the Yorktown Village Apartments off Ebinwood Road in Rock Hill.
Fire officials told WBTV there were no injuries but said the apartment building is a total loss.
A spokesperson for the Red Cross said the apartment complex's management company put the 20 residents displaced by the fire up in a local hotel. As of Tuesday, some families had moved into new apartments on the property.
"Everything is disorganized. We're not sure what to do," said Caroline Mela, who was lost almost everything.
The American Red Cross is taking donations to help family members who were displaced. They can be reached by calling (803) 329-6575.
