Pilots report seeing 'very fast' UFO above Ireland
Several airborne sightings of at least one "very bright" unidentified flying object were seen last Friday, according to air traffic control audio logs.
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GALLERY: First snow of the season through Sky6
Our Sky6 was out to catch our first snow of the season.
MO Governor names new Attorney General
The new Missouri attorney general will replace Josh Hawley who was elected to the U.S. Senate last Tuesday.
Amazon picks New York and Northern Virginia for its new headquarters after year-long search
After running a year-long competition that drew interest from hundreds of cities and a number of states, Amazon has chosen New York City and Northern Virginia to split duty as its second headquarters.
Portion of Route 13 in Carbondale blocked due to fire
Route 13 westbound is closed at University Avenue. Traffic is being re-routed south on U.S. 51.
CNN sues President Trump and top White House aides for barring Jim Acosta
CNN is filing a lawsuit against President Trump and several of his aides, seeking the immediate restoration of chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta's access to the White House.
Petco bans artificial ingredients in pet foods
Demand for healthy, natural food is extending from humans to their pets. Petco announced Tuesday it will stop selling dog and cat food and treats with artificial colors, flavors and preservatives, both online and at its nearly 1,500 stores in the U.S. and Puerto Rico.
Kentucky abortion fight aimed at second-trimester procedure
Attorneys for Kentucky's Republican governor and the state's only abortion clinic are ready for their next legal fight.
Churchill auction spots for people to run on its track
Churchill Downs is auctioning 19 spots for people to race on its iconic thoroughbred track.
GALLERY: First snow photos
Many people woke up to snow on Tuesday, the first of the season.
Holding out slim hope as crews search for more fire dead
The Northern California wildfire has killed at least 42, making it the deadliest in state history.
Wake Up Weather: 11/13/18
Bundle up! It'll feel like we're in the 20s all day today.
Police looking for man accused of stealing bracelet worth thousands
Paducah police need your help finding a man accused of stealing a bracelet valued at $6,699.
Paducah's warming center opens early, needs volunteers
The warming center in Paducah has opened several weeks early due to extremely cold weather in the forecast. That means there's an urgent need for volunteers.
Blood pressure drug recall expands again
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration says another heart medicine is being voluntarily recalled after tests showed that it was tainted with a potential cancer-causing chemical.
Deputies searching for burglary suspects in Graves County
Deputies are on the lookout for two people suspected of burglary in Graves County, Kentucky.
Murray attorney arrested on theft charges regarding hundreds of thousands of dollars
State police have arrested a Murray, Kentucky, attorney who they say kept hundreds of thousands of dollars he was supposed to disburse to clients.
Death toll in North California wildfire jumps to 42
Authorities have reported 13 more fatalities from a blaze in Northern California that destroyed a town, bringing the total death toll so far to 42.
Sons of Confederate Veterans take part in parade after clash with city over flags
The group decided to take part in the Paducah Veterans Day Parade in Confederate uniforms.
Lions Club WPSD Local 6 Telethon of Stars contributes to Easterseals renovations
If you have been donating to the Lions Club WPSD Local 6 Telethon of Stars, some of your money is going toward renovations at Easterseals West Kentucky.
Community celebrates restored doughboy statue during Veterans Day ceremony
The restoration project on a 90-year-old Doughboy statue in Southern Illinois is complete.
Vietnam veteran experiences 1st Veterans Day parade nearly 50 years after returning home
"I ain't never been to a Veterans parade. I always had to work," Paul Baird said, joking that "Veterans Day is not for the veterans!"
Family of Tory Sanders, inmate who died in Mississippi County jail, suing for wrongful death
A wrongful death lawsuit paints a brutal picture of what it says were the last moments of the life of an inmate at the Mississippi County, Missouri, Detention Center who died just 10 hours after he turned himself in to local police.
Warming centers near you
Local 6 is compiling a list of local warming centers you can use if you need them this winter.
