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It's that time of year when networks announce their fall TV line-ups and...they announce which shows won't be coming back. We all know it's tough to juggle all of our favorite shows; our DVRs can only hold so much. Most of the time, the shows that meet a dark fate were probably expected to, but the ones we love, it's almost too hard to hear. Okay, I'm talking about me, but let's take a look at what did and what didn't survive the axe.
*From the Owensboro Police Department*
On April 23rd, 2013, at approximately 4:45pm, the Owensboro Police Department responded to a bomb threat at Menards, located at 3001 Heartland Crossing Blvd. An investigation was opened after responding units were informed that a male subject made threats to blow up this location during a phone call to the store.
When I first saw the song "1994" pop up on the WBKR playlist, all I thought was, "that's the year I graduated from high school", but it was a very big year for Joe Diffie. And when I think of Joe Diffie, I'm reminded of a bizaare memory from, 1994.
3rd Region and All "A" State Champs the Owensboro Catholic Lady Aces play their first round game in the KHSAA Girls Sweet 16 Basketball Tournament Thursday at 12:00pm. OCHS (24-7) will take the Lincoln County Lady Patriots out of the 12th Region, who come into the tournament with a 27-5 record.
Say it isn't so! I guess any story about Taylor Swift is news these days, but this one is a little unusual.
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg's hope to ban oversized sugary drinks has been hit with a road block. New York Supreme Court Judge Milton Tingling made the ruling one day before the ban was set to go into effect, i.e. Tuesday.
I think we can all agree American Idol is a whole new ball game this year. Forget the judges' drama and the contestants you thought might make it through to the Top 20, the voting process is getting a very big upgrade.
Okay, I realize "ever" may be too strong a word, but this buzzer beater between New York high schools New Rochelle and Mt. Vernon for the AA state championship Sunday is pretty incredible.
According to Fox 17 Nashville entertainment reporter Stacy McCloud, troubled singer Mindy McCready committed suicide on Sunday. The 37-year-old singer had been plagued by substance abuse problems and domestic violence over the past several years.
I think all the experts can agree, there hasn't been a year so nuts in college basketball as 2013. Of course, I'm already thinking about my bracket come March Madness, and that bracket will be an enigma.