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Police planned Friday to present their case to prosecutors on whether charges should be filed against an 80-year-old man who fatally shot of one of two burglars who attacked him when he found them ransacking his home.More >>
Prosecutors were waiting Friday for the results of a police investigation into the killing of a burglar by an 80-year-old California homeowner who says he shot the woman in the back as she fled his home and ran down an...More >>
CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FL (WFLX) - Southwest Florida investigators are looking into a disturbing photo posted online. It shows a man holding a cat by it's "scruff" and pointing a gun at its head. The FacebookMore >>
Southwest Florida investigators are looking into a disturbing photo posted online. It shows a man holding a cat by it's "scruff" and pointing a gun at its head.More >>
A woman and her dog, who was thought to be dead following a car accident in May, were reunited earlier this week. On Monday, Sheri De Florio was reunited with her missing dog, Abbie. More >>
A woman and her dog, who was thought to be dead following a car accident in May, were reunited earlier this week. On Monday, Sheri De Florio was reunited with her missing dog, Abbie.
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After a Union County inmate seemed a little wobbly after a push-up contest with fellow prisoners, deputies said they discovered some of the men had been drinking.More >>
After a Union County inmate seemed a little wobbly after a push-up contest with fellow prisoners, deputies said they discovered some of the men had been drinking.More >>
Southwest Florida investigators are looking into a disturbing photo posted online. It shows a man holding a cat by it's "scruff" and pointing a gun at its head. More >>
Southwest Florida investigators are looking into a disturbing photo posted online. It shows a man holding a cat by it's "scruff" and pointing a gun at its head.
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.
