Taylor Mitchell

1 week ago | whnt.com | Greg Screws |Taylor Mitchell

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) — May Pang is one of those people you run into that you realize they’ve lived ten lifetimes in one life. A front seat for history. She spent a year and a half with John Lennon and did that at the urging of Yoko Ono, when Yoko and John weren’t together. Lennon called those 18 months his lost weekend. That is perhaps not accurate, but what it did do was give May Pang the opportunity to take pictures of John Lennon that are, in a word, stunning.

1 week ago | wcia.com | Ethan Holesha |Taylor Mitchell

CHAMPAIGN COUNTY, Ill. (WCIA) — Gina Marsh, Champaign Area Regional council member for Make-A-Wish Illinois, joined WCIA’s Taylor Mitchell to talk about the upcoming A Night of Wishes event. The event is family friendly and aims to raise money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation to grant wishes for kids with critical illnesses. A Night of Wishes will include dinner, a cash bar, a vendor fair and numerous sponsors.

1 week ago | wcia.com | Ethan Holesha |Taylor Mitchell

BISMARCK, Ill. (WCIA) — Kody Gettleman joined WCIA’s Taylor Mitchell to talk about the upcoming DG5K event. This event started in 2022, a year after Kody’s dad, Dwayne Gettleman, passed away from pancreatic cancer. The race was named after Dwayne when a group of his family members got together and ran a 5K in his honor. Since then, Kody decided to make it bigger and open to the public to raise money for Boy Scouts in Bismarck, which his family has been heavily involved in.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Taylor Mitchell

REDSTONE ARSENAL — NASA says a building at Marshall Space Flight Center was damaged Tuesday evening as severe storms moved through North Alabama. An official with NASA reported the damage to the National Weather Service on Tuesday. A damage report filed by the NWS said the damage was to an unoccupied warehouse. The report said the roof and side of the building were damaged in the stormThe agency said no one at the space flight center was injured during the storms.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Taylor Mitchell

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) — Officials with HEMSI say a man was killed Tuesday when he was hit by a car on University Drive in Huntsville. HEMSI Spokesperson Don Webster said a man was pronounced dead on the scene after he was hit by a car at 9:28 p.m. Tuesday. Webster said the incident happened near 4709 University Drive. HEMSI said that the driver of the vehicle did not leave the scene. The Huntsville Police Department is investigating the incident.