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As NASA's Curiosity rover prepares to land on Mars in August, WDRB.com is taking a look at images of the Martian surface taken on previous Mars missions.
City officials say they receive seven or eight calls a week about the water.
The extent of damage to the bridge that spans the Land Between the Lakes in Marshall County, Kentucky.
JCPS says it supports a bill that requires children to be five years old by Aug. 1 rather than Oct. 1 to enter kindergarten.
A grand jury indicted David Whitlock on assault and wanton endangerment charges.
Child had brain injuries when taken to hospital, state police said.
Parents of patients have a place heal.
There's fun for the whole family at the Sport, Boat and Vacation Show this weekend at the Fairgrounds -- including Twiggy, the squirrel who loves to water ski.
But it's an attitude, not a secret route.
It's been so popular, it's stayed open a month longer than planned.
The university has a waiting list to get into the existing student housing.
He was accused of stealing a plane from Bloomington, Indiana, along with many other crimes in several states.
Muslim Brotherhood supporters and secular protesters hurled bottles and rocks at each other and got into fistfights in Cairo's Tahrir Square on Friday as their political differences boiled over at a rally by tens of...
Police say the price they'll have to pay may be more than they bargained for.
Stephanie Becker has been awarded the Ray Kroc Award for 2011.
Click on story for a link to find the cheapest gas prices in the area.
A police report indicates she was trying to get him to go to sleep.
A section of floor collapsed Friday at the construction site of the city's new casino, sending workers tumbling 30 feet to the ground and causing minor injuries for at least 11 people, authorities said.
A western Kentucky man charged with smothering his infant daughter will race a retrial in May.
Police have arrested a Louisville woman who they say used her position at Burlington Coat Factory to issue gift cards to herself.
Police in central Indiana are continuing to investigate a series of shootings near downtown Kokomo that left one man dead, two men in serious condition and a woman in fair condition.
Laurel County health and school officials are trying to eliminate bedbugs at an elementary school.
Ford Motor Co. posted a big profit for the fourth quarter and 2011, but they were largely due to accounting changes. Without those changes, the company fell short of Wall Street's expectations.
First responders take a bold step for the first time to show they mean business about getting a new contract.
Bill could become law next Wednesday. Supporters want it to become law before the Super Bowl, to avoid any disruption of event in Indianapolis.
Rick Brent says he was at Prime Lounge on Main Street in December when he was attacked.
What impact this could have on the student assignment plan.
They have suggested more than two dozen of their own ideas.
Tens of thousands of JCPS families counting on a program to help feed hungry students are coming up empty-handed.
The number of people seeking unemployment benefits rose last week to a seasonally adjusted 377,000, up from a nearly four-year low the previous week. But the longer-term trend is pointing to a healthier job market.
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