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Clemson won the national football title on a last-second play. The sports site SB Nation reports a sign at the church reads: If you made any promises on Clemson's last drive, service starts at 10.

More than 8,500 people with expanded Medicaid coverage got breast cancer screenings in May and June of this year. And more people covered under the…

According to the latest Weekly Kentucky Influenza Report, there have only been 49 confirmed cases of the flu across the state of Kentucky this season.…

Second Update: Authorities say one of three bodies found in Ohio River was shot in the back of the head. Daviess County Sheriff's Dept. says the body also…

A 19-year-old Henderson County man has learned the hard way you can’t joke about gun violence. Student Cameron Davis just got a prison sentence for a…

Local news reported the man slurring his words when police pulled him over. He had a bottle of Jim Beam in his passenger seat but said he'd been sipping only at stop signs and lights. He went to jail.

Hayley Orlinsky began selling the bracelets to raise money after she found out hospitals were low on personal protective equipment. The New York Times reports she's sold around 9,000 bracelets.

The Advanced Placement U.S. government and politics exam included a question about the singer encouraging voters to register on Instagram. CNN reports the surprise put a smile on some students' faces.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear says COVID-19 cases have declined for three weeks in a row. In his Monday briefing on coronavirus, Beshear said the state is on…

NPR's Melissa Block reports that in New York, the federal trial of 3 men accused of conspiring to blow up a dozen US airliners flying out of Asia has been sent to the jury. The government has introduced computer files showing details of the alleged plot - as well as confessions from two of the defendants, in which they bragged about their plan. The defense has argued the defendants were framed. The lead defendant in the case, Ramzi Yousef (RAHM-zee YOO-seff) acted as his own attorney in the trial. Terrorism experts caution that focusing just on these 3 defendants misses the bigger picture of who might be behind the alleged conspiracy - including the possibility that Yousef was an agent of Iraq.