Bob Larue, Local News
Bob Larue has been the voice for you local news for over 20 years all throughout the North Country! Getting his start as News Director for 1340 WMSA, you can hear him each day here on Mix giving you the latest news and updates for our area!
St. Lawrence County Latest
- St. Lawrence Central School superintendent says positions may be added to help remote learners May 9, 2021BRASHER FALLS — St. Lawrence Central School Superintendent Christopher Rose says he may be seeking to add positions who could work with students who are learning remotely.
- Faces of motherhood: Celebrating north country moms in a pandemic year like no other May 9, 2021Mae in Portuguese, maman in French, ma in Afrikaans, umma in Korean, the word is a name and a cry, life giving and life sustaining: mom.
- Five Massena school board candidates to be part of Tuesday forum May 9, 2021MASSENA — Five candidates are running for two open seats on the Massena Central School Board of Education, and the community will have an opportunity to meet them during a candidate forum scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Massena…
- Class of 2020 finally gets in-person commencement at SUNY Canton May 8, 2021CANTON — SUNY Canton welcomed back the Class of 2020 for its 112th Commencement Ceremony on Saturday.
- Ogdensburg fire union has ‘no interest’ in new contract offer from city May 8, 2021OGDENSBURG — The city has extended another contract offer to its fire union in order to bring back the last remaining laid-off firefighter. But union leadership say they aren’t interested as they already have an existing contract with the city…
CBS Latest
- Massive storm makes for messy holiday travel May 9, 2021The wintry weather is a big hurdle for the estimated six million Americans expected to travel by plane over the next 10 days. Since Friday morning, more than 5,500 flights have been delayed nationwide and more than 240 canceled. Roxana Saberi reports.
- Is your gift wrap leading to disappointment? May 9, 2021A new study shows that even though Americans spend billions on gift wrap each year, prettying your presents could lead to unrealistic expectations for the recipient. Tom Easton, The Economist's American finance editor, joins CBSN to discuss how your wrapping is making people miserable.
- 12/22: CBS Evening News May 9, 2021FBI busts alleged Christmas terror plot; Man with Alzheimer's still striving to make new music
- Man charged in foiled Christmas terror plot planned for San Francisco May 9, 2021The Justice Department says it has foiled a terror attack that had been planned for Christmas Day in a busy part of San Francisco. Everitt Aaron Jameson, 26, has been charged with providing material support for terrorism, according to federal court documents. Jeff Pegues joins CBSN with the details.
- Trump predicts bipartisanship in 2018 May 9, 2021President Trump signed the GOP tax bill into law on Friday, after predicting bipartisanship in 2018. CBSN political contributor and national political reporter for Real Clear Politics Caitlin Huey-Burns joined CBSN to break down what we can expect from the White House and lawmakers in the new year.
CNN
- Cyberattack forces major US fuel pipeline to shut down May 8, 2021A cyberattack forced the temporary shutdown of one of the US' largest pipelines Friday, highlighting already heightened concerns over the vulnerabilities in the nation's critical infrastructure.
- Obamas announce family dog Bo has died May 8, 2021The Obamas announced Saturday that their beloved family dog Bo has died.
- State Department announces winners of Diversity Visa Program May 8, 2021The State Department on Saturday announced the winners of the 2022 Diversity Immigrant Visa Program, also known as "The Green Card Lottery."
- Biden tries to sell his agenda while Republicans go after their own May 8, 2021President Joe Biden met Republican criticisms of his economic proposals head-on Friday, citing disappointing jobs data as a call to action for more government spending and brushing aside concerns that generous expanded unemployment benefits have kept Americans from returning to work.
- Virginia Republicans gather to pick their gubernatorial nominee May 8, 2021As Virginia Republicans try to win their first race for governor in more than a decade, the party is preparing to select their standardbearer this weekend -- a decision that will suggest where the national party is heading as it seeks to gain back power in Washington after former President Donald Trump's defeat in November.
Fox News
- Virginia police: Man accused of assaulting worker, using Asian slurs May 9, 2021Authorities in a Virginia suburb of the nation’s capital say they are seeking to arrest a man who reportedly left a restaurant without paying, used racial slurs when confronted by two Asian American workers and assaulted one of them.
- NYC Times Square shooting sends girl, 4, two others to hospital; police search for suspect May 8, 2021Two women and a 4-year-old child were shot in Times Square in New York City on Saturday afternoon, and the New York Police Department said a manhunt was underway for a person of interest who fled the scene.Morgan Phillips
- Florida mall shooting leaves multiple people injured after fight breaks out May 8, 2021At least three people sustained non-life-threatening injuries during a shooting at Aventura Mall in south Florida on Saturday afternoon, Aventura Police said.Paul Best
- San Francisco man suspected in multiple attacks on Asian victims to be charged with hate crimes: DA May 8, 2021The suspect in two unprovoked attacks on Asian men in San Francisco last week will be charged with hate crimes, San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin said Saturday.Paul Best
- Police procession honors fallen Arizona police officer May 8, 2021Arizonans came together on Friday afternoon to honor Chandler police officer Christopher Farrar.Julia Musto
