The return of shorter days: Kentucky, Indiana sunsets are happening earlier each day. Here’s why
Some areas of Kentucky have already seen their last 9 p.m. sunset of the year, but when will it be the last for your town?
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Colorado resort finds weird stuff after the snow melts
More than 150 employees removed about 780 pounds of trash from the mountain — and boy, did they find some weird stuff.
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Korean War veteran in Kentuckiana turns 100 years old
“I am so happy and excited that all these people love me and celebrate my birthday,” Mary Phaire said.
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Loren Brown: The 100-year-old ‘Scoop’ of southern Indiana shares history of love and loss
Loren Brown, at 100 years old, remains a beloved figure in Crawford County, known for sharing local news and personal wartime experiences.
After seeing overwhelming response, Burger King rewards dedicated teen who rushed to work after graduating
Burger King saw the overwhelming response and surprised the recent grad with the scholarship. This adds to the thousands donated in an online fundraiser.
Countless butterflies were set loose by a tornado at the Saint Louis Zoo. Here’s how staff recaptured them
Zoo staff recounted the fast-paced efforts of numerous zookeepers when the tornado significantly damaged the butterfly wing. See the video here.
New Albany Police investigate video appearing to show young boys assault dog
“This type of behavior, and any form of animal cruelty, is unacceptable,” Mayor Jeff Gahan said.
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Heartbroken families call for accountability after pets’ adverse reactions to popular medication
Families report devastating outcomes following Librela injections for dogs, citing paralysis and death. Meanwhile, Zoetis maintains side effects are rare.
‘I’m completely broke.’ | Kentucky pleads for FEMA assistance as Trump administration fires director
Without a major disaster declaration from FEMA, Carlos Sanchez doesn’t see how he’ll receive any help.
Community celebrates elephants Mikki and Punch as they prepare to leave Louisville Zoo
The two elephants have been at the Louisville Zoo for decades. Later this spring, they’ll be moving to an elephant sanctuary in Tennessee.
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‘Heartbreaking.’ | River Road restaurants recovering from historic Ohio River flooding
“We had about 800 reservations for Easter, so to tell them with about a weeks notice that we don’t have room for you is heartbreaking.”
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Heroic return: Deputy Zach Andry welcomed home by grateful community
A caravan of officers and family traveled from Louisville’s medical district back to French Lick where the deputy will continue his recovery process.
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Louisville MSD program pays for sump pump switches after heavy rains cause failures
There’s help if your sump pump is connected to the sewer.
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KHS transforming East Campus into emergency shelter for adoptable pets across Commonwealth
“We like to give back, whenever we can,” KHS CEO Alisa Gray said. “We just want to be here for our Kentuckians and their animals. And thank to all that support us.”
West Louisville’s ‘Sir Friendly C’ retires from Dollar Tree with love
Ray Barker spent 20 years at LMPD and hopes to keep serving his community.
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