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While some people talk about their car’s engine purring, a customer at Park Place Motorcars Fort Worth had a different sound – a soft “meow” coming from the car.

On this West Virginia Morning, as temperatures start to rise, people are taking the opportunity to get outside. One group in Morgantown is taking to the streets on their bicycles. Chris Schulz takes us with him as he tags along to explore the city in a new way.

Hillsboro native James Snider III has announced that he’s running for the 8th Congressional District seat

Around 12,000 hourly workers at Ford’s Kentucky Truck Plant and Louisville Assembly Plant are voting Sunday on whether to approve a new contract. They’re members of the United Auto Workers union, which recently agreed to the tentative deal after striking for a month.

The Kentucky State Fair is here and there’s so much to do. Never fear. The staff at Louisville Public Media have you covered with their must-do fair activities.

The Festus R-6 School District fiscal year 2024 budget projects $827,000 in deficit spending, with start-up costs for the district’s new Early Childhood Education program deemed the reason for the deficit projection

Jacob Munoz is WFPL's business and development reporter. A Chicago native, he previously worked as an editorial assistant at Northwestern Magazine and as a digital and print intern with Smithsonian Magazine. Jacob also served as an editor and reporter for the online student publication North By Northwestern.

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL /// Playoffs The undefeated No. 1 high school football team in the Acorn Power Poll lost its first round playoff game . . . by 48 points. Thousand Oaks, which finished the regular season 10-0 for the first time in program history, lost 62-14 to Chaparral of Temecula on Nov. 4 on

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Jacob Munoz, 21, was arrested Friday by the Moberly Police Department on a Randolph County warrant.