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Police said she had no idea where that heroin on her person came from, but she did admit to smoking meth regularly with her 14-year-old son.
More >>Police said she had no idea where that heroin on her person came from, but she did admit to smoking meth regularly with her 14-year-old son.
More >>Police issued the alert Friday night for Tayden Kanatzer.
More >>Police issued the alert Friday night for Tayden Kanatzer.
More >>Scott County Sheriff's deputies said it happened on Kinder Hook Road.
More >>Scott County Sheriff's deputies said it happened on Kinder Hook Road.
More >>Passengers say Alia Sierra said her car was a beast and talked about how fast it could go.
More >>Passengers say Alia Sierra said her car was a beast and talked about how fast it could go.
More >>It's Week 1 of the high school football season in Kentuckiana, and the WDRB Sports Team has you covered for all the action with more in-depth coverage than any other station.
More >>It's Week 1 of the high school football season in Kentuckiana, and the WDRB Sports Team has you covered for all the action with more in-depth coverage than any other station.
More >>The solar eclipse can cause permanent damage to eyes, and many people are wondering what it could mean for animals.
More >>The solar eclipse can cause permanent damage to eyes, and many people are wondering what it could mean for animals.
More >>In a new book, former Louisville star Bobby Turner tells the untold story of his commitment to Louisville after deciding to get out of his hometown, and the shadow of high school teammate Darrell Griffith, for college.
More >>In a new book, former Louisville star Bobby Turner tells the untold story of his commitment to Louisville after deciding to get out of his hometown, and the shadow of high school teammate Darrell Griffith, for college.
More >>The glasses distributed at Heine Brothers locations throughout Louisville and southern Indiana and those given away at the the WDRB booth at the Kentucky State Fair this week are NASA-certified and 100 percent safe for viewing the solar eclipse Monday.
More >>The glasses distributed at Heine Brothers locations throughout Louisville and southern Indiana and those given away at the the WDRB booth at the Kentucky State Fair this week are NASA-certified and 100 percent safe for viewing the solar eclipse Monday.
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