Dog Tags Lost In 1967 Returned To Vietnam War Veteran From Long Island
The Marine does not remember losing the tags, but he now has them back to go along with his Silver Star and four Purple Hearts.
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The Marine does not remember losing the tags, but he now has them back to go along with his Silver Star and four Purple Hearts.
The free event was to help the community heal and come together after a devastating year with the pandemic and gun violence.
Until now, New Jersey was one of a few states that did not require civics instruction for middle school students.
County officials said they don't want to frighten anyone, but shark activity off the shore is up with an unprecedented 20 sightings last year.
It's estimated that 26 million women between the ages of 15 and 50 have uterine fibroids.
The State Department has temporarily removed the online booking system for appointments on its website. It's the latest frustration for many trying to get passports.
After years of neglect, weeds now cover what was the baseball mound and bases. The rest of the field is no better, forcing the school's teams to travel to other schools to play home games.
The boardwalk was busy with vacationers, which is great for business, but many shop and restaurant owners are having a hard time keeping up with demand.
CBS2's John Elliott got to take a ride Friday morning.
A video captures the moments a 61-year-old woman getting attacked by a group of younger people. Police believe the attackers are half her age.
The black swans are native to Australia, and are believed to have been hand-raised.
Couples can once again get married and get a marriage license in person in New York City. But appointments are necessary and masks must be worn during the ceremonies.
A small flotilla of Cuban-Americans and their supporters took off from Miami on Friday to international waters.
The city will have to turn over extensive documents, recordings and information related to disciplinary investigations of the officers involved, medical attention provided to Garner and use of force.
Known as the Indians since 1915, Cleveland's Major League Baseball team will be called Guardians.
