Next Supreme Court Term Could Include Significant Cases on Elections, College Admissions
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Within this past week, all eyes have been on the Supreme Court as they made some significant decisions, like: gun rights, environmental oversight and striking down Roe v. Wade. In the upcoming term, we expect the Court to hear cases whi
Nearly 200 Abortion Rights Protesters Arrested for Blocking Traffic
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Outside of the Supreme Court, abortion protests continued. Many people staged a “sit in” in the middle of the street, which resulted in nearly 200 people getting arrested. “We won’t go back, we won’t go bac
Ketanji Brown Jackson Becomes Supreme Court Justice, Could Expected to Hear Significant Cases Next Term
WASHINGTON, D.C .- We have a new Supreme Court Justice. Ketanji Brown Jackson took the oath confirmation and became the nation’s first Black woman to sit on our highest court. This historic moment comes at a turbulent time for the Court. “I Ke
Vietnam Veterans Memorial Visitors Encourage People to Visit Elmira's "The Moving Wall"
WASHINGTON, D.C. - “The Moving Wall” a half-size replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. is stopping by Elmira. We caught up with visitors on the National Mall who said visiting the Memorial is an emotional experience. &ld
Abortion Rights Supporters Protest Outside Supreme Court Justices' Homes
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Abortion rights supporters are moving their protests from the Supreme Court to the homes of Supreme Court Justices. “If we don’t get it shut it down,” yelled the group of protesters. In a quiet neighborhood in Alexandr
Demonstration Blocks Traffic, D.C. Area Church Vandalized Following Supreme Court Abortion Decision
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Following the Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade, which legalized abortions in every state, protests continued in Washington D.C. Since that decision was released, there have been reports of vandalism at a nearby church and
Supreme Court Strikes Down New York Gun Law, NRA and Gun Reform Advocates React
WASHINGTON, D.C. - On a rainy Thursday morning, the Supreme Court released a major ruling on gun rights. In a six to three decision, the Court struck down a New York law that placed strict limits on carrying guns outside the home. New York state was one o
Senate to Vote on Gun Legislation, Gains Bipartisan Support
WASHINGTON, D.C. - For the first time in nearly three decades, Congress could pass major gun reform legislation. The Senate took a step forward on this issue after weeks of bipartisan negotiations. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D- NY) said he want
Protesters Rally Outside Supreme Court, Waiting on Abortion Rights Decision
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Within the next few days, we can expect the Supreme Court to release their decision on an abortion rights case, which could overturn Roe v. Wade, which legalizes abortions. Protesters on both sides of the abortion rights issue rally out
Smelly "Corpse Flower" Draws in Visitors to U.S. Botanic Garden
WASHINGTON, D.C. - A rare, eight-foot flower known as the “Corpse Flower” is attracting Washington D.C. locals and tourists. The U.S. Botanic G said it’s a unique and smelly experience seeing this plant in person. Taking center stage at
Fauci, CDC Urge Congress to Continue COVID Funding
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Dr. Anthony Fauci, along with the CDC, FDA, and Department of Health and Human Services outlined what they need in order to deter COVID and future pandemics. “COVID-19 has killed over a million people in our country, that is an un
Republicans, Democrats Offer Dueling Proposals to Tackle Rising Food and Gas Prices
WASHINGTON, D.C. - We know that families across the nation, including right here at home, are impacted by the rising cost of food and gas prices. Some of our local congressional members are pointing the finger at President Biden’s agriculture polici
Bipartisan Proposal Aims to Protect Your Data Rights
WASHINGTON, D.C. - After years of bipartisan discussions, roundtables and feedback, congressional members are looking to protect your data rights. We aired special reports on this very issue that details how companies collect and track your every move onl
Sen. Pat Toomey on Assault Weapons, Gun Reform Framework
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Senator Pat Toomey (R- PA) has been one of the main negotiators in proposed gun legislation. He said this proposed bipartisan gun reform legislation is about making communities safer while keeping the rights of law-abiding Americans. Fo
Congressional Members, Activists Hopeful Proposed Gun Legislation Will Pass Congress
WASHINGTON, D.C. - For the first time in decades, Congress could pass gun reform legislation. Over the weekend, the bipartisan group of Senators laid out the framework for new gun laws following the mass shootings in Buffalo and Uvalde. “To increase
Erie locals walk to D.C. to raise money for local program
WASHINGTON, D.C. - From Erie to our nation’s capitol, a father-daughter duo traveled to D.C. by foot. It was all for a good cause. Passing by the crowds of people in Washington, D.C., Erie locals Dan Perritano and his daughter, Emma, who has cerebra
Political Analyst: January 6 hearing resonates with people across political spectrum
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Committee investigating the U.S. Capitol attack revealed some bombshell details in their first public hearing. Political analysts believe the overall impact of the hearing will resonate with people across the political spectrum. In
January 6 Committee reveals disturbing details of attempted "coup"
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Select Committee investigating the January 6th U.S. Capitol attack revealed some disturbing and bombshell details about what led up to the attack in their first public hearing. This Committee’s goal was that if you have any do
January 6 Hearings to reveal unseen footage, interviews of Capitol Attack
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Tonight the House Committee investigating the January 6th 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol will hold their first landmark hearings. The committee said they will release previously unseen material documenting January 6th and show the Amer
Consumer Privacy: Congressional members have different approaches to data privacy
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Consumer privacy advocacy groups are raising concern about the personal information companies take from your digital footprint and use that information to influence what advertisements reach you, how they track your activity, and collec
WASHINGTON, D.C. - NATO is preparing for their upcoming member gathering in Spain. Before they meet, the alliance is facing challenges internally with Turkey and with the continued war in Ukraine. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken and NATO’s Secret
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The FDA Commissioner was in the hot seat at a congressional hearing over the infant formula shortage. He also reveals unsanitary problems they found with one formula manufacturer’s facility that ultimately led to its shutdown. &ld
As we anxiously wait for The Moving Wall to be showcased here in Elmira this summer, we’re getting to know a little bit more about the details and history of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. Â
WASHINGTON, D.C. - President Biden just wrapped up his first trip to Asia, meeting with leaders in Korea and Japan, reassuring our partnerships with allies in that region. Experts said it’s a strong move, especially with the war in Ukraine going on.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Explaining the unexplainable and looking at something that could be out of this world. That’s what Defense officials are trying to understand when they’ve received reports and sightings of unidentifiable flying objects. For
WASHINGTON, D.C. - A combination of pandemic related labor shortages, supply chain issues and a powdered formula recall by Abbott Nutrition has led to a national infant formula shortage. The House passed two separate bills to address this shortage. They o
WASHINGTON, D.C. - A handful of the Raimy Fellows from the Jefferson Educational Society of Erie, a nonprofit institution which promotes civic engagement and progress for the Erie region, is at our nation’s capital this week. They’re meeting w
WASHINGTON, D.C. - There are still a couple of primary races that have not been called yet and could go into a recount, like the open Pennsylvania U.S. Senate seat. While Democratic voters showed strong support for Lt. Governor John Fetterman for their no
