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Prime Day isn’t here, but these deals are at their lowest price of the year alreadywdsu
Prime Day is still weeks away, but we found multiple Amazon deals at their lowest price of the year.
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After years of preparation and anticipation, the 2026 World Cup begins this week. Here's what you need to know about the world's biggest sporting event.
On this day in 1984: A Barneveld, Wisconsin, tornado wiped out 90% of the villagewdsu
On June 8, 1984, a powerful tornado struck Barneveld, Wisconsin, killing nine people and destroying about 90% of the village in its wake.
Four inmates involved in jailbreak returned to Orleans Justice Center. Here's why
Four inmates who were involved in the Orleans Parish jailbreak last year are back in the custody of the Orleans Justice Center.
Secret Walmart page offers hidden savings every single day
Walmart’s Flash Picks feature popular items for a fraction of their cost, meaning you’re not paying full price but rather buying a product at a discount.
Global shark attacks up in 2025. Here's what to expect with El Niño this year
A strong El Niño could shift shark activity this year and may bring great whites closer to some U.S. beaches, experts say.
Man shot and killed on Morrison Road
Police say a man was shot in the 6800 block of Morrison Road just before 6:40 p.m. on June 8, 2026.
Second person arrested in connection with attack involving St. Tammany sheriff
A second person has been arrested in connection with an attack involving the St. Tammany Parish sheriff.
Suspected explosive devices, guns, and drugs found during traffic stop in New Orleans East area
Louisiana State Police say James Thomas, 41, of New Orleans, was traveling on Lincoln Beach Boulevard near Lamb Road, displaying an expired registration sticker.
WWE pushes New Orleans Money in the Bank event. See the new date
WWE announced Monday that a major wrestling event slated for September in New Orleans will now be held on a new date.
Man attacked by an alligator while trying to evade police in DWI investigation
A man was attacked and injured by an alligator while trying to escape authorities during a DWI investigation in Jefferson Parish Sunday.
Antonio Tyson formally sentenced in Covington priest, parishioner killings
A man who pleaded guilty to killing a Covington priest and parishioner was formally sentenced Monday.
OJC inmate improperly released due to error
OPSO says they learned that Seth Butler, 19, was improperly released on May 30, and on June 8, the OJJ probation informed OPSO of the error.
Global shark attacks up in 2025. Here's what to expect with El Niño this year
A strong El Niño could shift shark activity this year and may bring great whites closer to some U.S. beaches, experts say.
Kentucky driver's license branches reopen with increased wait times, technology issues
All Kentucky driver licensing branches are back open, but with limited hours, following a statewide computer system upgrade.
New $25M regional law enforcement training center to be built in Middletown
The city of Middletown is getting a new facility to help support law enforcement training for agencies in Kentucky and southern Indiana.
Where to get free, fresh food from Dare to Care this week
Across Kentucky and Indiana, Dare to Care will be offering free, fresh food for those in need.
'This is not OK': Neighbors pushing for solutions after more rowdiness on Bardstown Road
After another weekend of large crowds and a fight caught on video, residents say Bardstown Road's late-night chaos has become a recurring problem.
LMPD officer who shot unarmed, naked man resigns before termination process was complete
The Louisville Metro police officer who fatally shot an unarmed naked man has resigned.
Woman restarting domestic violence survivor support group to honor slain Louisville mother, daughter
After two deadly domestic violence incidents in one week, advocates in Louisville say the violence is a stark reminder of the urgency of the crisis.
Prosecutors present key evidence during trial for deadly JCPS bus stop shooting
Prosecutors presented evidence and witness testimony linking two suspects to a 2021 drive-by shooting that killed a Louisville teenager and injured two others.
'So loud': Neighbors divided over noise one week into I-65 corridor project
Residents near the I-65 construction project in downtown Louisville have mixed opinions about the noise, with some finding it disruptive and others saying it is manageable.