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1 injured in shooting on N. College St. in Fulton, Ky. A woman was injured in a shooting on North College Street on Saturday, May 15. (Source: KLTV) By Amber Ruch | May 17, 2021 at 12:56 PM CDT - Updated May 17 at 12:56 PM FULTON, Ky. (KFVS) - A woman was injured in a shooting on North College Street on Saturday, May 15. According to Fulton police, they received a report around 4 a.m. from a hospital in Union City, Tenn. of a woman brought into the Emergency Room with two gunshot wounds....

A police officer is one of the victims.

The end of the year Marching Mizzou banquet took place over zoom this year. Yet, students knew something big was going to happen. They just didnt know it was going to be something as big as this. The True/False Film Fest is set to take place May 5 through 9 at Stephens Lake Park in Columbia. Stacie Pottinger, the director of development and communications for the Ragtag Film Society, said she is very excited, as its only a few weeks away. "Everybodys excited. We are only a few weeks away. The f...

The city of Fulton said the only thing advertised on the scorecard is the courses pro shop and grill and businesses should beware of being sold ads for the cards. FULTON- According to the city of Fulton, someone has been reaching out to businesses and Callaway Chamber of Commerce members with a scam relating to the Tanglewood Golf Course Scorecard. Bill Johnson, the citys director of administration, received a phone call from a Fulton business earlier this week about a suspicious email regardin...

FULTON - Volunteers in Fulton cleaned up the city in the 20th annual Clean Sweep on Saturday. Volunteers met at Memorial Park at 9 a.m. to receive trash bags and t-shirts for the event. They then walked along 4th Street and Stinson Creek throughout the morning. People from all ages came out to support the event, the youngest starting at age seven, who cleaned up along the Stinson Creek. Braden and Zain McArtor, sons of the Assistant Director of Fulton’s Parks and Recreation departmen...

Squall line suspected of causing of swath of damage from McCurtain County, Okla., to Hempstead County, Ark. Brief EF-1 tornado also cut 2.4-mile path in southern Little River County, Ark., NWS storm surveyors say An example of a storms squall line. (Source: WLBT) By Curtis Heyen | April 10, 2021 at 9:56 PM CDT - Updated April 10 at 9:59 PM (KSLA) — A brief EF-1 tornado cut a path 2.4 miles long in southern Little River County, Ark., late Friday night. That’s the finding of a National...

Apr 5, 2021 Albany County Legislator George Langdon announced his resignation following backlash over homophobic remarks he made at an event in Voorheesville that were caught on tape. Langdon released the following statement on Monday afternoon. During the past several days, I have taken time to reflect and consider how to best serve our community moving forward. It is with a heavy heart that I have decided to resign my seat at the Albany County Legislature. I again express my sincerest apolog...

The zoo says April was euthanized recently after her arthritis worsened.

Apr 1, 2021 Albany Police are still investigating after a pedestrian is struck and killed by a vehicle. Police say the victim was hit last night on Watervliet Avenue Extension in the area of Everett Road and Watervliet Avenue. The 68-year-old man was in the road when police arrived and later died after being taken to Albany Med. The mans name hasnt been released yet but police say the driver involved stopped at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation.  

Apr 1, 2021 Photo: Getty Images The April 1st deadline has arrived, but members of the Legislature are still trying to finalize a new state budget. Lawmakers in both the Senate and Assembly worked for several hours yesterday before calling an end to their session just before midnight. Each chamber did pass one of the several bills required for the budget to be completed. The Legislature is expected to be back at the Capitol later today, but theres no word yet how much longer the budget proce...