Police looking for armed robber in Graves County
Around 8:35 PM on Sunday, an armed robbery was reported at the the Stop and Go Food Mart.
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3 local musicians are giving back to those in need because they were once in their shoes
31 Studio in Paducah raised more than $5,000 of their own money to give away 400 Easter baskets to children in need.
Church donates hundreds of items for local foster kids
Heartland Church members donated hundreds of baskets of goods on Easter Sunday. They aren't Easter baskets for egg hunts.
Demand grows for marijuana cultivation courses in Illinois
More colleges are beginning to offer classes in growing and handling marijuana as demand for such skills from growers and dispensaries increases.
Man charged with fatally beating neighbor with a lamp
A 42-year-old north St. Louis County man is accused of beating his 63-year-old neighbor to death with a lamp before stealing his car.
Colorado dog reunited with Florida family after 2017 theft
A dog found abandoned in Colorado has been returned to its family, nearly two years after it was stolen in Florida as a puppy.
Bill banning child sex dolls heads to Tennessee governor
Tennessee is poised to become the latest state to ban possessing, selling or distributing a child-like sex doll.
The Latest on deadly explosions in Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday
A police spokesman says more than a dozen suspects have been arrested in connection with the attacks in Sri Lanka that killed more than 200 people on Easter Sunday.
Kentucky State Police investigating inmate death from Graves County Jail
Kentucky State Police are investigating the death of an inmate from the Graves County Jail
Behind the scenes of judging the winning quilt
Thousands of quilters are going to be arriving in Paducah soon. The judges for American Quilters Society's Quilt Week are finishing up their final looks at quilts.
Southern Illinois wants funding restored for veteran tuition
Southern Illinois University officials hope the new governor will fund a decades-old state commitment to educate veterans that has been passed off on universities in recent years.
Male students walk a mile in red high heels to help stop sexual violence against women
Dozens of male students at the University of Miami walked a mile in red high heels to raise awareness and show support for victims of sexual assault and rape.
Missouri sees some progress from trapping feral hogs
The Missouri Department of Conservation says some landowners are seeing less damage from feral hogs as the state focuses on trapping rather than hunting the invasive animals.
DCFS says it's had earlier contact with missing boy's family
Police say they there's no evidence of an abduction and they're focusing their search on the home. The parents say they last saw their son Wednesday night.
Eaglet welcomed as new addition at Dollywood
Dolly Parton's Dollywood has welcomed a fluffy addition to the amusement park - an eaglet.
Visitors pay respects at Columbine memorial
A steady stream of people are visiting a memorial to the 13 people killed at Columbine High School 20 years ago ahead of a remembrance ceremony in suburban Denver.
Paducah man arrested after leading police on a high speed chase
Paducah man leads police on a high speed chase in Graves County.
Fake reviews still plague Amazon
Don't put too much into the Amazon review before deciding which gadget to buy. Fake reviews plague Amazon.com. Still.
Storms in South kill girl in Florida, bring tornadoes in multiple states
A strong storm system barreling through the South on Friday killed an 8-year-old girl in Florida and brought the threat of tornadoes to large parts of the Carolinas and southern Virginia.
Republican candidates for statewide offices talk platforms in Paducah
Republican candidates for Kentucky's top statewide positions — including governor and lieutenant governor, secretary of state, attorney general, auditor, treasurer and agriculture commissioner — gathered in Paducah to talk about their priorities ahead of the primary election next month.
5-year-old boy thrown off Mall of America balcony showing 'real signs of recovery'
The 5-year-old boy who was thrown off a third-floor balcony at the Mall of America is showing "real signs of recovery," according to a post on behalf of the family.
Attorney for Marshall County school shooting suspect asks court to delay civil suits
The attorney representing the Marshall County High School shooting suspect in two lawsuits is asking to delay those suits.
Former McCracken superintendent spent almost $95K without approval
Just under $95,000 of tax money was spent without permission in the McCracken County School District.
Neighbors respond to EPA's proposed plans for contaminated site
Contaminated land is still causing problems for people in a southern Illinois community.
