Human Interest

Kentucky's Senior Senator was a guest on the Joe Lowe Morning Show Friday morning. The discussion centered on the Supreme Court decision Thursday that Obamacare is little more than a tax. The court, in a split decision, determined "a Tax" was well within the rights of congress...

Some say you can improve the taste of a grilled hot dog simply by spiral cutting it. HUH? Yeah, you know, like that Easter Spiral Cut Ham they charge extra for at the Grocery Store. I actually found an instructional video on how to do it...

U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell will be live on the Joe Lowe Morning Show Friday. The Senator will discuss the Supreme Court decision handed down today on the Health Care Reform Law passed last year by Congress. The Senator has been and continues to be vocal on his opposition to the law...

Daviess County Judge Execuitve Al Mattingly said he will issue a burn ban beginning tomorrow morning. "The lack of rain combined with extremely hot temperatures and wind makes for a bad suitation", said Mattingly. "We are asking people to use common sense with things such as fireworks for the next week or two", Mattingly continued...

The National Weather Service in Paducah has issued a “Red Flag Warning” for our area from 11:00 am to 9:00 pm this evening. The NWS issues a Red Flag warning when weather conditions exist that can cause easy ignition and quick spread of fires in natural vegetation...

Both 2nd District Congressman Brett Guthrie and U.S. Senior Senator from Kentucky, Mitch McConnell have issued statements on the Supreme Court "Obama Care" Ruling. First Congressman Guthrie:  “While the Supreme Court determined today that the health care law is constitutional, it does not mean it is good policy... Read More ...

The good news? All Friday(change that to Fry Day) After 5 events this week are moving inside. The air conditioned RiverPark Center is the hub for all activities according to a new release from the FA5 committee. Fry-Day After 5 Keeps its Cool  All Friday After 5 events will be in the comfort of air-conditioned RiverPark Center this week due to the National Weather Services predicted record high te

With Temps in the mid 90's today and over the century mark the next several days it's wise to think heat safety. Unless you have access to a pool, staying indoors in airconditioning sounds great. You might want to check on any elderly or disabled family or friends to insure they are comfortable dealing with the heat wave...

Record high temperatures (105 degrees) and heat indices (110+) are heading for the Tri-state this week and the Evansville Chapter of the American Red Cross isn't taking any chances. To help beat the heat cooling stations across the tri-state will be open starting Wednesday.

Baby steps seem to be working for the Community Solutions for Subtance Abuse Leaders. They just announced a meeting July 19 to celebrate some of the successes experienced locally. The announcement invites everyone to come celebrate.