Hope Salman
Reporter at WBBH-TV (Fort Myers, FL)
Reporter at WZVN-TV (Fort Myers, FL)
Reporter @nbc2 & @abc7swfl • Host of “Hope’s Cast” (podcast). Voted “asks most questions in class” in high school. Now, I ask questions for a living. Chi Native
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1 week ago |
fox17.com | Hope Salman
The Department of Defense is now sending letters to more than 8,000 former troops, inviting them to rejoin the military and potentially receive full back pay and benefits. The outreach follows an executive order signed by former President Donald Trump, which offers reinstatement to those affected. One of those former service members is Tanner Powers, who served at Fort Campbell and was discharged after his exemption requests were denied.
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2 weeks ago |
fox17.com | Hope Salman
The National Weather Service (NWS) has stopped translating its life-saving weather alerts into languages other than English, a shift that could pose serious risks to millions of non-English-speaking residents across the U.S. (Photo: FOX 17 News)
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2 weeks ago |
fox17.com | Hope Salman
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — After multiple rounds of rain, some parts of Clarksville have water that still hasn't receded. This leaves many pointing fingers, wondering who's to blame. "I'm blindsided, I'm heartbroken, I'm disgusted. Is this your responsibility? No, this is largely a private water problem," says one upset homeowner. Candice Payne's home first flooded in September. She’s already spent well over six figures renovating and making repairs— only for it to happen again.
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2 weeks ago |
fox17.com | Hope Salman
In Robertson County, residents in several neighborhoods say the floodwater hasn’t fully receded. Some are seeing water running through areas where it should have never reached. On Alberta Drive in northwest Clarksville, it looks normal... until it’s not. Roy Hill has lived in the area for 33 years. He says this year’s flooding has left lasting damage. “Water got up in here into the house, and they had to tear everything out,” Hill said.
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2 weeks ago |
thenationaldesk.com | Hope Salman
Waist-deep floodwaters surged through neighborhoods in Hopkinsville over the weekend, leaving homes and businesses underwater and forcing dozens of residents to evacuate with little time to react. Along Donna Drive, muddy floors, soaked furniture, and debris-strewn lawns now mark the aftermath of the sudden storm. Melissa Bond was among those forced to flee. “And then all of a sudden, the rain had already stopped, actually,” Bond said.
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Just spoke with Tanner Powers, who was discharged from the Army for refusing the COVID vaccine. He says he reenlisted last month after Trump's order to rehire discharged troops with back pay. Tonight, I'll share what that process looked like for him. @FOXNashville https://t.co/vnkBfGu9wp
The National Weather Service has stopped translating weather alerts into other languages. NOAA cites an expired AI translation contract and Trump-era budget cuts. I’ll have at 5:30 on @FOXNashville
Here in #ClarksvilleTN there is still flooding in some areas after the storms this past week. I’ll have a full report at 5:30! @FOXNashville https://t.co/IoFXsgSyAL
