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Cross-country murder suspect was charged in 2017 throat slashing
The man who reportedly hitchhiked with a woman from Georgia to Kentucky before killing her, faced a an attempted murder charge in 2017, but the charge was later dropped.
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'Carp Madness' reeling in a population problem
Part fishing, part hunting - a tournament taking aim at a real issue.
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Plan in motion to restore alert system following tornado
Harrison County leaders said a plan was in motion to restore the county's emergency alert system which was defunded 11 days before a tornado hit Southern Indiana.
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Congress hearing carp concerns
It's going to take an act of Congress to combat a threat to the economy, entertainment, and ecosystems. Asian Carp populations are on the rise but so attention aimed at solving the problem.
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Whistleblowers fighting suspensions at state agency
Conservation Officers Rodney Milburn and Thomas Blackwell already served their suspensions of 60 days with pay, and then another five days without pay for Blackwell and 15 days without pay for Milburn....
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Silky Clark indicted on federal charges
Silky Clark is now accused of selling a 16-year-old for sex across state lines.
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VERIFY: Are trendy treats made with liquid nitrogen dangerous?
Is it really dangerous? Our Verify team wanted to see the data.
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Kentuckiana schools failing to test for radon
Although the Environmental Protection Agency recommends all buildings be tested for radon at least once every two years, we found that most school districts have never tested, and the ones which have...
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PLAYING ON FIRE: What Champions Park is made of
The soccer fields at Champions Park became torn up after a rainy weekend and the Bourbon & Beyond festival. The muddy mess left behind concerns of if dangerous compounds were brought to the surface...
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Silky Clark facing child porn charge
WHAS11's investigative team has been closely following the case against Silky Clark.
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UnArrested: Louisville man accused of shooting friend mere days after...
Justin Curry told the 911 operator he was being bullied by Harris.
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Louisville inmates find themselves “unarrested” through home incarceration
There are at least 563 participants in Louisville's house arrest program. Their cells vary quite differently compared to inmates who serve time inside a jail.
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UnArrested: House arrest participant believes everyone deserves a chance,...
Thomas Nelson says it is better than being in jail because he can do stuff that he can't do in jail.
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UNARRESTED: Man on house arrest had access to drugs, cash now federal fugitive
Police said Wood cut off his GPS ankle monitoring device just hours after leaving court on Oct. 15, 2017. He is now a federal fugitive.
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The ‘business’ of begging: It is legal
A Kentucky Supreme Court decision in 2017 struck down a Lexington law that restricted where and how people could beg for money – dictating begging protected free speech.
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Kentucky's car tax: How fair is it?
Not all states collect an annual property tax on motor vehicles, but Kentucky is one of them.
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State lawmakers act on radon
The bill goes to the governor on requiring certification for radon testers and mitigators.
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Fifth Third mass shooting survivor feeling "Strong"
Seven months after suffering 12 gunshot wounds, Whitney Austin is gaining strength and momentum with Whitney Strong.
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'Carp Madness' reeling in a population problem
Part fishing, part hunting - a tournament taking aim at a real issue.
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Plan in motion to restore alert system following tornado
Harrison County leaders said a plan was in motion to restore the county's emergency alert system which was defunded 11 days before a tornado hit Southern Indiana.
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