Stephanie Hopkins, a Whitehall High School graduate, lost her two young children, 7-year-old Sebastian and 4-year-old Charlotte, during a flash flood in Ruidoso, New Mexico Tuesday.

An Owasso Lyft driver said she's in fear for her safety after a passenger allegedly assaulted her. "I was praying that I would survive," Stephanie Hopkins told News on 6. She said it's a ride she ...

The children were along with their parents in Ruidoso for a camping trip when they were swept away in a flash flood on July 8 ...

The four skiers killed in Saturday’s Mill Creek avalanche were young Utahns who enjoyed finding adventure in the outdoors. They are Sarah Moughamian, Louis Holian, Stephanie Hopkins and Thomas ...

The adult version of Alex came to Salem in 2022, played by Robert Scott Wilson, who immediately brought charisma, charm, and ...

Stephanie Hopkins was driving with her husband, Shawn, and their three children — ages, 2, 6 and 7, in Greensboro — when they spotted an impressive-looking storm cloud. As they drove closer to ...

Stephanie Hopkins (21) A - 2008 Photo Gallery Venechanos On Hopkins: Stephanie has a great stick and is a pure attacker ... she is adjusting to the college g ...

On the night of the draft, the New Jersey native — who grew up in Erial, his hometown approximately 20 minutes from Lincoln Financial Field — had his parents Stephanie Hopkins and Mark ...

Campbell was joined by his parents Stephanie Hopkins and Mark Campbell, brothers Marcy Campbell and Dimere Kyles, uncles Mike Campbell and Derek Surratt, grandmothers Bertice Hopkins and Carol ...

But more than that they were loved as siblings, friends, sons, and daughters. Twenty six-year-old Stephanie Hopkins was killed in the avalanche.

Stephanie Hopkins, Counselor, Winter Park, FL, 32789, (407) 559-8403, I believe in providing a safe space for my clients to talk honestly about life's struggles. I specialize in grief/loss and ...

The County also hired a Food Coordinator-- Stephanie Hopkins. Hopkins will coordinate the efforts made by the County, Arlington Public Schools, non-profits, faith-based organizations, and others.