giveaway for under-privileged children. more than 500 kids scoring some new backpacks with much-needed school supplies and books. this is the fourth straight year for the event. organizers say it ll help kids start the school-year off right. the event also featuring free sports physicals and dental exams. students who brought their local library card getting the chance to w laptop and printer. the new school year is just around the corner teachers who need to stock up on supplies got a chance to do some shopping without breaking the bank. the 6th annual sharing is caring consignment sale happening today. teachers from across the valley putting hundreds of books and classroom supplies up for sale at bargain prices. heather tomkowski/director of operations greater las vegas academy 19:06:01 here in clark county when a teacher takes don t have books and supplies for kids. so teachers pay out of their own pocket to pay for these organizers say the
charleston from today through early tuesday, the expected amount here in town is less than half that. some areas of the valley may see no accumulation at all. others may get more. that s why the storms we re forecasting area called pop-up storms. they re really hard to pinpoint in location, although most should be fairly fast-moving. there will be strong wind around storms and potentially sharp temperature drops. speaking of temps, daytime highs will drop from right around 100 to just under the triple digit mark for a couple of days, before rebounding back to between 100 and 102 for the rest of the week. lake mead also has chances for thunderstorms which could include lightning and strong wind. boaters on the lake a motorcyclist is in the fight of their life after being hit by a passing car. you re looking at a photo sent in after 1 this morning.. at the intersection of siverado ranch and gilespie. police say the motorcyclists sped through a red light.. t-boning a sedan. po
ago, during this very newscast, parts of the city of milwaukee became a very dangerous place. it has been seven days since a milwaukee police officer shot and killed an armed man, sparking chaos in the city. fox 6 s ashley sears leads our team coverage live in the newsroom tonight. say they see hope. a chance to build a stronger milwaukee. nats one week ago a city saw chaos buildings and cars set on fire businesses, looted. 47:03 i just couldnt believe it quinlan bishop watched the sherman park neighborhood in the middle mayhem. 46:39 once i got down here, it was really just, i felt bad for what i saw. he spoke with fox 6 s brad hicks viral. 00:55 this will not get anything done.period. now one week later 48:53 ive gotten messages from all across the country. he has optimism. 49:04 a lot of people said their hearts and minds have been healed. from the ashes people have come together nats cleaning up the destruction nats preaching peace nats trying to move forward stro
you ve had to repair half of that stuff. that s right, a half-century of owning a favorite hangout on route 66 stephens bought the summit inn and restaurant on friday the 13 in 1966, shut down the motel and focused on food and the history of the fabled route from chicago to the pacific ocean. cecil and his wife of 41 years debbie became the mom and pop of a nostalgia stop for classic car crazed patrons, route 66 worshippers, even locals obsessed with both. (mos/summit inn been many a times when i would sit at the bar right there and have coffee when it was snowing and say i m not going to work. smoldering tales in these ashes have it that celebrities rolled in too, including elvis presley the king reportedly saw cecil s jukebox didn t offer a single one of his records. (cecil stephens, former owner, summit inn): so kind stood back and kicked the jukebox lightly said maybe next time i come in here you will have one of my records on (laugh). if you can believe, when i came
Edinburgh's Showbiz Couple Craig and Debbie Stephens from the Portobello area are overwhelmed and excited to get their Moreish TV show recognised at Proud Scotland Awards for it's support towards Diversity and Inclusion and the people working in the world of Arts & Entertainment in LGBTQ+