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Julie Pile and Diana Woods will serve until April 2026.

Several agencies responded to a call of a body in the Ohio River Tuesday evening.

Misc. Goods Co. is opening its first public-facing shop in Louisville. It sells everything from leather goods to playing cards, cologne and more

Mexican cartels and other criminal syndicates, who use remote Northern California to grow pot, often leave guard dogs behind when they leave.

What started off with a single product offering, a custom illustrated playing card deck, has grown into a product line with 25-plus offerings.

Fowler's debut book "The Humanity Archive" landed quickly on the New York Times Best Sellers list for hardcover nonfiction books in March.

Thousands of unpermitted grows in Northern California and Southern Oregon, some tied to organized crime, are straining resources for local sheriffs.

What are the winning Mega Millions numbers and results for the Kentucky lottery jackpot drawing on Tuesday, May 30, 2023?

It took over 46 years before authorities said they had enough evidence to close the book on the case. Detective Jerry Keith never got to see that day.

The Dot Experience Museum, a $22 million dollar expansion at the American Printing House for the Blind will open in the Clifton neighborhood in 2025.