Two men arrested in alleged multi-million dollar drug operation: Montgomery County DA
Four-hundred-thousand doses of fentanyl, heroine and xylazine, otherwise known as tranq, have been taken off the streets.
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Raymond Strickland brings Emmy Award-winning reporting skills to Philadelphia. He is a natural storyteller who is happiest with a camera in his hands and a story about people to tell.
Legendary call letters keep highlighting Ray's resume. Now he is proud to be adding the iconic "KYW" to his list of storytelling homes. Last it was WWJ Detroit, WMAR Baltimore, WKYC Cleveland and KDSK St. Louis. All this after starting at KXMB in Bismarck, North Dakota.
Little did Raymond know that his first job would place him at the center of the country's most prominent stories and launch his career. He led the coverage of the Standing Rock Protest, North Dakota's boom-to-bust oil rush, Trump politics, blizzards and tornados. And through each story, his multi-skilled journalism work just kept getting better.
Ray's mentors, colleagues and bosses all describe him as dedicated, pure and driven. His stories back them up as he works to deliver sharp live shots, driven stories, and always strong content.
He is a Northeast Ohio native. He was born and raised in Akron, or what he likes to call "Home of LeBron James." Ray earned his degree in broadcast journalism at Kent State University.
When he's not adding to your daily dose of news, he's working out at the local gym, playing basketball, or watching his favorite teams now adding the 76ers, Phillies and Eagles to his list of favorites.
Four-hundred-thousand doses of fentanyl, heroine and xylazine, otherwise known as tranq, have been taken off the streets.
Philadelphia is planning to spend $4 million to mitigate flooding in Germantown.
A Camden mother is calling out the Camden City school district after she says her son who has autism was attacked by multiple students at school.
A Philadelphia couple struggling with homelessness filmed their experience living in a storage container, and their video was viewed more than 12 million times on social media.
The four suspects involved in the killing of 35-year-old Will Carter in Norristown are still on the run.
Snow plow truck drivers across South Jersey were up bright and early Friday morning salting, brining and plowing suburban streets.
At Detroit Catholic Central High School in Novi, wrestlers are learning how to take down their opponent and what it means to team up for something bigger than themselves.
A group of mothers held a news conference in Detroit where they asked the public to help find the people responsible for their loved one's death.
The Immanuel Congregational Church in Oxford has been a staple in the community for nearly 150 years. When the church found out last year that its bell was in need of serious repairs, the community stepped up.
When Shermanstine Morrow and Tanzy Huddleston first started working as nurses at the Dickerson Detention Facility in Hamtramck, they say they quickly noticed a number of alarming issues they believed put the youth at risk.
At Walt Whitman Elementary in Pontiac, principal Letha Hopkins Powell treats her students as if their family. So, when Hopkins-Powell saw a problem at her school, she and her staff found a solution.
America is the land of second chances, and one Detroit man is making the most of his.
Law enforcement agencies in Metro Detroit are teaming up to take down what they believe is an international organized crime group targeting high homes in the area.
After Wayne Westland Community Schools announced layoffs across the district, there are still many unanswered questions about the scope of the budget issue that could leave dozens of people without jobs.
An EMS paramedic, under the influence of alcohol, was driving an ambulance when he side-swiped three parked vehicles, according to a press release from the city of Detroit.