It was an exciting Friday in late February when Owl Ridge Raptor Center out of Grainger County brought two juvenile red-tailed hawks to Shangri-La Therapeutic Academy of Riding (STAR) in Lenoir City.

It was an exciting Friday in late February when Owl Ridge Raptor Center out of Grainger County brought two juvenile red-tailed hawks to Shangri-La Therapeutic Academy of Riding (STAR) in Lenoir City.

If you have questions about a specific inspection report, call AppHealthCare Environmental Health offices in Alleghany (336) 372-5641, Ashe (336) 246-3356, Watauga (828) 264-4995.

They can be purchased by calling the school. Côme Fournel, 14 and an eighth-grader at Rochester Arts and Sciences Academy, is a French exchange student whose family is helping raise money for the ...

PORT ARTHUR, Texas — A man has been released from jail on bond after police say he broke into an Academy Sports and Outdoors early Saturday along with two minors. Kyle Tackno, 18, was released ...

Police in Port Arthur are keeping an eye on businesses that sell guns after the attempted burglary of Academy Sports and Outdoors which drew a large response from law enforcement early Saturday ...

Queensland Alliance for Environmental Health Sciences, The University of Queensland, Woolloongabba, Australia. Kevin V. Thomas is a professor of environmental health and the director of the ...

KBMT-TV Beaumont-Port Arthur, Posted: March 10, 2025 | Last updated: March 10, 2025 Kyle Tackno, 18, bond was set at $10,000 for burglary of a building and $10,000 for criminal mischief.

PORT ARTHUR, Texas — Three suspects were apprehended early this morning after allegedly breaking into an Academy Sports and Outdoors store, according to the Port Arthur Police Department. The suspects ...

ASHE COUNTY — AppHealthCare, in collaboration with various agencies and community partners, has released the Community Health Assessment for Ashe County. This report highlights community ...

Related: Trump executive order calls mental health prescriptions a 'threat' — why? On Friday (March 7), people in more than two dozen cities across the U.S. attended Stand Up for Science rallies.

An hour into the event, Francis Collins, the former head of the National Institutes of Health, grabbed an acoustic guitar and started a science-themed singalong. Literally called Stand Up for ...