- Country Legends 88.5

First Black female NYPD police surgeon sworn in

Monday, September 25 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Dr. Lynn O’Connor is now the first Black female police surgeon for the New York Police Department (NYPD) after being sworn in on Monday. "This is incredibly [meaningful] to me," she told "GMA3" in an exclusive interview prior to her swearing in... Read More.

Let’s dance! With WGA strike deal, ‘Dancing with the Stars’ will debut as scheduled Tuesday night

Monday, September 25 by ABC News

With the Writers Guild of America agreement in place, ABC is moving ahead with season 32 of Dancing with the Stars as scheduled for Tuesday, September 26. The producers behind the reality competition had been making postponement plans, as picketers had been gathering at rehearsal... Read More.

Driver charged in fatal Treat Williams motorcycle crash pleads not guilty

Monday, September 25 by ABC News

A 35-year-old man who was charged in the deadly crash that killed actor Treat Williams in June pleaded not guilty in a Vermont court on Monday. Ryan Koss, of Dorset, Vermont, was charged with grossly negligent operation with death in the June 12 wreck that... Read More.

Emma Heming Willis says “it’s hard to know” if Bruce Willis is aware of his dementia

Monday, September 25 by ABC News

Emma Heming Willis has been a touchstone for fans of her husband, Bruce Willis, during his battle with frontotemporal dementia, and she appeared on the Today show Monday to give an update. This week has been designated FTD Awareness Week, which prompted the appearance alongside Susan Dickinson, the CEO... Read More.

Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner agree to keep kids in New York for now

Monday, September 25 by ABC News

Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner’s two children will stay in New York for the time being, according to court documents obtained by Good Morning America Monday. After Sophie petitioned the court asking for the “immediate return” of their daughters to England last week, Sophie and... Read More.

Children’s books recalled due to potential choking hazard

Monday, September 25 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Children's book publisher Make Believe Ideas has recalled approximately 260,000 children's books due to a potential choking hazard. Seven titles from Make Believe Ideas' Rainbow Road Board Books series are impacted by the recall, according to a company press release. The recalled... Read More.

‘Rick and Morty’ season 7 trailer reveals new voices, the return of “Ice-T” and more

Monday, September 25 by ABC News

On Monday, September 25, Adult Swim dropped the full trailer to season 7 of its Emmy-winning animated series Rick and Morty, the first season without Justin Roiland, the co-creator and voice of the two title characters. Adult Swim is still... Read More.

Puerto Ricans take recovery into their own hands 6 years after Hurricane Maria

Monday, September 25 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Six years after Hurricane Maria swept through Puerto Rico, flooding whole towns and leaving 80% of the island without power, some residents and businesses have taken matters into their own hands and are taking care of the island's locals. Casa Pueblo, a... Read More.

Report: Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner agree to keep kids in New York for now

Monday, September 25 by ABC News

Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner’s two children will stay in New York for the time being, according to court documents obtained by People Monday. After Sophie petitioned the court asking for the “immediate return” of their daughters to England last week,... Read More.

Kerry Washington shares all in 20/20 interview with Robin Roberts, talks searching for her biological father

Monday, September 25 by ABC News

Just a few days before the release of Kerry Washington's upcoming memoir, Thicker Than Water, she sat down with ABC's Robin Roberts for a candid and raw interview on an array of personal topics. Kerry opened up about her journey finding her authentic self and her quest to... Read More.

Late-night talk shows gearing up for post-strike return

Monday, September 25 by ABC News

Just as they were among the first shows to be bitten by the Writers Guild of America strikes, late-night talk programs could be the first productions to turn the lights on following the tentative deal that brought the strike to an apparent end. Read More.

“Can’t wait to get back to work”: Mindy Kaling, others celebrate tentative deal in writers strike

Monday, September 25 by ABC News

After 146 days, the Writers Guild of America announced a tentative deal with representatives for the major studios and streamers, and Hollywood is celebrating on social media. While details of the deal won't be shared "until the last 'i' is dotted," the writers union told... Read More.

Author: ABC News

First Black female NYPD police surgeon sworn in

Let’s dance! With WGA strike deal, ‘Dancing with the Stars’ will debut as scheduled Tuesday night

Driver charged in fatal Treat Williams motorcycle crash pleads not guilty

Emma Heming Willis says “it’s hard to know” if Bruce Willis is aware of his dementia

Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner agree to keep kids in New York for now

Children’s books recalled due to potential choking hazard

‘Rick and Morty’ season 7 trailer reveals new voices, the return of “Ice-T” and more

Puerto Ricans take recovery into their own hands 6 years after Hurricane Maria

Report: Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner agree to keep kids in New York for now

Kerry Washington shares all in 20/20 interview with Robin Roberts, talks searching for her biological father

Late-night talk shows gearing up for post-strike return

“Can’t wait to get back to work”: Mindy Kaling, others celebrate tentative deal in writers strike

Current Weather

Follow Us on Facebook