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The online coffee company will open its first store at the former Whole Foods location by the end of this year.

The trial date for a Bowling Green man accused of traveling to Syria to join ISIS may be pushed back several months.

A Todd County man who alleged in a lawsuit that police conspired to frame him for a murder and rape he did not commit has died, and his attorney has

A potential witness in the trial of a Bowling Green man accused of joining ISIS is reportedly unwilling and unable to travel to the U.S. to testify, and federal prosecutors

A new trial date has been set for two men accused of carrying out a murder for hire in Simpson County.

A Barren County man who once served as a mental health counselor will serve more than eight years in prison after admitting to sharing images of child sexual exploitation online.

Veah Larde was destined for the role she took over this year. “I tell people all the time, I’m from this dirt. I’m an Austin girl, born and raised,” Larde said. The chef and resident of the West Side Chicago neighborhood put her busy catering business on hold to take over as manager of Austin Town Hall Market for the season. “I’ve seen the different transitions that the neighborhood has gone ...

The federal trial of a man accused of carrying out a murder for hire has been moved back eight months after the man’s attorney requested more time to prepare.

Former Allen County-based auctioneer Mackie Shelton, whose career came to an end after a federal bid-rigging conviction, was ordered Wednesday to serve an 18-month prison sentence after a judge revoked

Former Scottsville auctioneer Mackie Shelton, currently on probation after a bid-rigging conviction, has sought to withdraw complaints he filed against two people who gave information to authorities about his illegal