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On Sunday, tragedy struck the Hatfield family once again. While they're laying their only son, Josh to rest, you can support the mission that they created after the loss of their only daughter, Amber. "Flamingos for Amber" WILL be at Friday After 5 and you can help this wonderful fami…

Today (June17) Edna Faye and Henry Davis are celebrating their 80th wedding anniversary. I'm amazed by this milestone. I haven't been able to make it to 15 years! Either time! LOL They would love to get lots of cards! Get the address.

Muhlenberg County native, Trent Peveler is doing everything he can in his fight against cancer. He refuses to give up hope and he's inspiring others along the way.

Surprise! As these Michigan fans look at the camera and strike a pose, a mysterious, yet adorable photo-bomber enters the screen! Do you recognize this sweet girl?

We just received an URGENT message from the Shelter. They have MANY lovable kittens that need a foster family and fur-ever homes. Just look at these purr-fect faces.

Lone Star Championship Rodeo tickets were up for grabs. You just had to pay a penny, ride "Sandy the Horse" at Meijer, and get an embarrassing photo taken! Epic.

Talk about a picture that's worth a thousand words. I saw this from the gang at Kentucky for Kentucky on Facebook and as I perused the comments, I learned this unique sink is not that far away.

Just days after we shared video of a large snake swimming in Kentucky Lake, another reptile has hit social media.  Amy Hina Willis and her husband Del were boating in the Ohio River on Memorial Day and saw this near Newburgh Dam . . .

Diamond Lake Campground & Resort suffered serious damage during Sunday afternoon's storms. Owner Brian Smith says it looked like a war zone.

The Owensboro Police Department is seeking the public's help in locating 7-year-old Braylin Rubarts.

This vehicle was spotted on a Kentucky highway. Someone has a dark sense of humor, don't they?

Do you recognize any of the people in these photographs? Robin Smiley made a purchase recently at the Muhlenberg County Opportunity Center and she was surprised to discover what appear to be lost family photos.