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Attorney: Tests show Aaron Hernandez had CTE
Local veterans take honor flight to D.C.
School bus driver hailed as hero after fire
Arby's manager murdered on the job
HS student creates new sports program
Man who worked at Louis now lives with its iconic sign
Family raises $27k for sick Boston baby
Young honorary APD officer dies of cancer
Playground for all kids to be built
Mother battling cancer defies the odds
Fire sends local firefighter to hospital
Dogs found dead inside metal crates
Hundreds of cows rounded up from flooded 4,000-acre ranch
Police officers praised for helping save people trapped in burning car
'Despacito' made this neighborhood famous. It's now in ruins
Anxious relatives make frantic search to contact their loved ones
Bill Gates apologizes for Control-Alt-Delete and other things that happened this week
CVS will limit opioid prescriptions to 7 days
3 million Americans without power. Is help on the way?
Imagine having no electricity for months. Credit and debit cards are useless. ATMs are out. No Internet, television or air conditioning. Dead cellphone batteries. Everything from the water supply to sewage treatment to the preservation of food is threatened. What happens to the most medically fragile citizens?
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