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Louisville bar owner asks fully vaccinated customers to show proof to go maskless
Businesses are coming up with new plans after mask mandates by the CDC changed for fully vaccinated people. → Read More
Louisville bar owner asks fully vaccinated customers to show proof to go maskless
Businesses are coming up with new plans after mask mandates by the CDC changed for fully vaccinated people. → Read More
Community activists push for more changes one year after Breonna Taylor’s death
One year after Breonna Taylor was killed, there have been numerous changes in local government and policing. Community activists say there is still more to be done. → Read More
Woman warns others after windshield shattered by sheet of ice on Kentucky interstate
“I had shards of glass go in my mouth, all over me, hair, clothes, everything... It was very scary,” Debralee Rodriguez said. → Read More
North Carolina man accused of defrauding SBA, others of $800,000
Prosecutors said the alleged fraud schemes involved his efforts to open a sushi restaurant and fitness center near uptown Charlotte. → Read More
WATCH: East Texas superintendents give candid thoughts on start of school year
The first official day of school draws near, and East Texas superintendents will talk about plans, problems, and uncertainties for education in the midst of the pandemic. → Read More
Louisville dog treat company provides jobs for adults with special needs
Wigglewow, an all-natural dog treat company, launched in August. The company provides jobs for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. → Read More
‘My friend died.’ County leaves homeless outside in extreme heat despite health risks
James Morgan said he has had three heat strokes since he’s been homeless. → Read More
Mother warns about dangers of heat after son dies from heat stroke
On a hot August day in 2008, when the heat index was 94 degrees, 15-year-old Max Gilpin, was at football practice. → Read More
Mother warns about dangers of heat after son dies from heat stroke
On a hot August day in 2008, when the heat index was 94 degrees, 15-year-old Max Gilpin, was at football practice. → Read More
New Ky. concealed carry law goes into effect Thursday
Kentuckians can still get a concealed carry permit, but it will no longer be required. → Read More
Community raises money for 6-month-old with rare kidney disease
The Central Texas community is joining a six-month-old's fight against a kidney disease. → Read More
Man dies after shooting in Temple
Temple police are investigating a deadly shooting. Police were called to the 1500 block of East Calhoun Avenue for a report of a shooting. → Read More
Suspect arrested after man killed in Temple shooting
Temple police are investigating a deadly shooting. Police were called to the 1500 block of East Calhoun Avenue for a report of a shooting. → Read More
Man charged with manslaughter after 18-year-old dies in shooting
The 19-year-old who was arrested in connection to the death of an 18-year-old has now been charged with manslaughter by the Bell County District Attorney's office. → Read More
Mom who saved baby falling off bridge learns to walk again
Jennifer Duncan is learning how to walk again, after losing her leg in an accident in 2016. → Read More
Motorcycle club helps single mom after van breaks down on highwa
A China Spring woman is thanking a motorcycle club after she got stranded on the side of the road in Speegleville with her son who has special needs. → Read More
Grass fire spread to tires, other debris
Several agencies are out battling a fire north of Baylor University off Matthews Street in Waco. → Read More
Police identify 29-year-old woman murdered in Killeen
An investigation is underway after Killeen police say a woman was murdered Saturday → Read More
CTX law enforcement participating in state-wide officer memorial
More than 100 law enforcement officers from Texas will ride 150 miles this weekend in honor of their fallen brothers and sisters in blue. → Read More