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2018 tech ideas for moms, dads and grads
With Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, graduations, and weddings, there are so many gifts to buy in the spring. Tech reporter Jamey Tucker tells us his favorite tech gifts so far this year.
Mormons severing all ties with Boy Scouts, ending long bond
The Mormon church will completely sever ties with the Boy Scouts of America at the end of next year.
Kentucky governor calls state judge 'incompetent hack'
Kentucky's Republican governor says a judge who ruled against him is an incompetent hack.
Missouri House votes to toughen open records law
The Missouri House has passed a bill that would increase the attorney general's power to investigate open records violations.
Overpopulation creates problems for Kentucky's jails
Inmate overpopulation is a problem in jails across Kentucky, and McCracken County is no exception.
Notebooks, letters for healing given to Marshall County HS students
Students and faculty members at Marshall County High School received notebooks containing letters from mass shooting survivors to help them as they continue to cope with the deadly January shooting at the school.
Woman's runny nose was actually fluid from inside her brain
For the past two years, a 52-year-old woman just thought she had a bad cold. She was wrong.
Police: 2 women arrested after making bomb threats against Walmart, a laundromat
Two women are charged with making a terroristic threat after police say they made multiple bomb threats to local a Walmart and a laundromat.
Opioid deaths barely slowed by prescription monitoring, study suggests
Prescription drug monitoring programs may be only marginally effective in reducing overdose deaths, according to a new study.
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