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Get to the dog or anyone else. the executor of his well had to go get that figure reduced, because there wasn't that kind of money for the dog. it appears the man may have died in that, a trailer park he owns near his home was reportedly being sold to pay off the debts of his estate. and it seems like, i'm just guessing here, but i'm guessing that may be his three acre parcel of land overlooking interstate 65, the one with the big nathan bedford forrest statue on it. i'm guessing that might need to be sold as well to pay off the debts against his estate. and the reason i'm guessing that proper...

African-american heritage center that has a very, very specific plan for it. they're going to melt it. they're going to melt it down. ultimately, they say it will become aly new public artwork about what charlottesville is like today. it will be about some new idea in charlottesville. that new idea, what exactly they're going to put it down to, what they're going to turn it into, that will come later. for conow, the only plan that everybody has agreed to is melt it. change is hard. change is often so hard that it is unimaginable. until one day, you're driving down i-65 and look, it happened. o...

That is how he explained why he put up that sculpture we just showed you, made from bathtub caulk and stuff, with a butcher knife. that's why he put up that statue, that was created by the lawyer for the man who killed martin luther king. a man on a horse. there's no way you would know this, is a man named nathan bedford forrest. nathan bedford forrest was a plantation owner. a very wealthy slave trader. a general in the confederate army. after the civil war was over, he became the first grand wizard of the ku klux klan. that's why, for the past 20-plus years, since roughly 1998, there has bee...

The Hoover Fire Department reported two people injured.

A man died in a two-truck collision Monday morning along the southbound lanes of Interstate 65 just north of 61st Avenue, according to Indiana State Police.