baltimore..anice park live tonight outside pply high school, with what happened in . ccurt.jeff,kortneigh mccoy prepared for college at this school and had big plans forr the fuuure, but it all ended in tragedy. today her killlr...shanee ligginssmade a deal with the state...these court docuuents how that she was charged with second deggee murder, assauut and reckless endangerment.but they were aal dropped in exchange for her guilty murder plea.we have &pthroughout this ordeal.. who ssys a courtroom apooogy wasn't enoogh. enough. 3 3&at choir practice tonight strong emotion from kkra empowerment teepleethe northwest baltimore church where she brought up her daaght. daughter."i think howwlong it took me to get to frostburg, i just think about all of that" it's relief...after an emotional day inncourt in

extreme weaaher seemed to be the norm meteorologist anice dean shows us this year's wildest we. weather. -&on cam intro- twelle had ore than its fair share of wild weatherr whether it wwa destructive, deadly or just plaii hot, extreme weather affected americans in every part offthe country. after p mild winter for ost .. spring roared in with tornadoes... &ptwisters tore through several states, wiping outcommunities tornado with winds of uu to 2-hundred miles per hour hit phe midwest. henrvyille and maryville, indiana. .. completely obliterated. heartbreaking stories f families ripped apprt- likethe tragii ccse of toddler angel babcock- her family was killed whenthe twisterrstrrckk their mobill home. angel was but died later from her innuries. the relief with scorching little - temperatures throughout most midwest-- alongwith historic with soaring temperatures, communities struggled to maintain their water supplies.. armerssharvested pust a fraction of their crops. and ranchers cattle. it was the worst drouggt in 50 ears that plaguedtwo-thirds of thh nation. the drought ondition