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By Mel Ford May 28, 2021 | 8:16 AM The Owensboro Public Schools Board of Education is moving forward with an enhanced trauma-informed education plan.  The plan was approved yesterday.  New legislation requires all boards of education to put together a plan for implementing a trauma-informed approach by July 1st.  OPS board members say many of the critical strategies required are already being used in the district. Comments

By Mel Ford May 28, 2021 | 6:56 AM The Western Kentucky Regional Blood Center’s annual “S.O.S.” Save our Summer! Event kicks off in June! Stop in and donate for one of the participating sponsors pictured below! It’s a fun and friendly competition for a GREAT cause! This event is designed to help shore up blood supplies during the summer months.   To make an appointment, call 270-684-9296 or click here for more information! DCSO FB

Now you can nominate a teacher to win cash prizes!

Watch to find out what happens... or what doesn't happen in this 'unfinished' game of Family Feud!

By Mel Ford May 28, 2021 | 8:36 AM More Indiana lawmakers are coming-out against IU’s vaccine requirement. Thirty-five Republican senators yesterday signed a letter to IU President Michael McRobbie saying the school is veering away from the return to normal in the state. The letter is the latest backlash against IU’s policy that requires students and faculty members to get vaccinated in order to return to school in the fall. A university spokesman yesterday said required vaccination...

Kicking off June 5, the group that has rocked the stages of Chuck E. Cheese stores for more than four decades is hitting the road for a multi-city outdoor concert tour!

Veterans participating in the Remember Our Fallen Ride traveling from California to Washington, DC are making ...

The Owensboro P0lice Department is attempting to locate Bryan Feldpausch for an outstanding warrant as well as...

Eric Mack, an eighth-grade student at Burns Middle School, earned a perfect score of 720 on the math section o...

The worst of today's severe weather will be miles away, but parts of southern Indiana could see damaging winds...