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When I started working for WBKR/WOMI back in 2007, I didn't immediately move to Owensboro. After a couple of months, I finally found a place, and one night, I thought a freight train was rolling through my living room.

IRONWOOD, Mich. - Ladd E. Honkala, 76, of Ironwood, died peacefully at home on Thursday, May 18, 2023. He was preceded in death by his parents,

The wet Utah of 1983 is once again haunting longtime natives of this snow-packed state. Record snowfall is causing torrential speculation regarding history repeating itself once the weather consistently warms up. Will State Street in downtown Salt Lake City become a river again, or will it be far worse? <a href="https://www.sltrib.com/news/environment/2023/02/20/1983-downtown-salt-lake-turned/" target="_blank">In April 1983</a>, the city sandbagged 900 East from a...

In an exclusive first look at the fifth episode, obtained by MailOnline,  Esther (Zahra Ahmadi) dares her partner Humphrey (Kris Marshall) to a make-shift competition.

GVPD Chief Alex Gammelgard will assume the presidency of the California Police Chiefs Association, which represents 334 municipal police agencies, at its annual conference in Monterey (www.californiapolicechiefs.org). After he was

Neil Cavuto covers the latest breaking developments, from our financial capital to our nations Capital; its all about following the headlines and following...

The legend of Memphis Slim. The continuing adventures of Ronnie Earl. The sass of Red Hot Mama Demetria Taylor. Koko Mojo hits home hard with "More Boss Black Rockers."

By the 1960s, America's television industry had matured as its technology rapidly advanced in visual quality. Dingy black and white shows produced in the

The Kitty Cat Caper/The Legend of El Ratoncio Pérez: One of Bonnie's cats fakes his way onto El Bravo, claiming he left Bonnie Bones and wants to be a good pirate. When Tomás loses his first tooth and is visited by the magical El Ratoncito Pérez, Santi and crew must team up with the fabled tooth mouse.

Presidents come and go, but White House grounds superintendent Dale Haney has been a constant through the past 10 presidencies. As of this month, Haney has tended the lawns and gardens of the White House for 50 years. But he may be better known for taking care of the presidents pets.