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Forever Home Friday — meet Mansion and Deloris! (opens the original)
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It's time for Feline Fursday! This week's featured felines are Mansion and Deloris â two sweet kids patiently waiting for their forever homes! Mansion and Deloris are currently staying with the Mayfield-Graves County Animal Shelter. Mansion is a one year old tabby. He was adopted after being found in a yard, but was brought to the shelter due to the family's allergies. The shelter says Mansion is great with other cats and kids! Previously, this sweet guy was in a home with kids who packed h
WATCH NOW: Paducah Area Chamber of Commerce hosts Judge Executive forum (opens the original)
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MCCRACKEN COUNTY, Ky. â The Paducah Area Chamber of Commerce is hosting a McCracken County Judge Executive forum, giving members of the community a chance to hear from incumbent Craig Clymer and Mayor George Bray, who are both running for McCracken Judge Executive. The candidates will provide answers to business related questions and plans for the county. WPSD Evening Anchor Todd Faulkner serves as moderator.Â
Kentucky Fish and Wildlife releases juvenile hellbenders back into the wild (opens the original)
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The eastern hellbender, once widespread throughout the commonwealth, faces steep population decline due to environmental conditions, disease and illegal collection. The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife continues restoration projects to help conserve the imperiled species. In 2024, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposed the hellbender be listed as an endangered species. Kentucky Fish and Wildlife said its most recent release of juvenile hellbenders was part of a special project in
Attorney for Tennessee quadruple murder suspect taken into custody following city hall threat (opens the original)
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JACKSON, Tenn. â Jackson police took James Andrew Farmer, attorney for quadruple murder suspect Austin Drummond, into custody Tuesday after a threat caused a lockdown at Jackson City Hall. "Police responded to City Hall at around 11 a.m. Tuesday after receiving a report that someone had threatened to harm employees," a report from WSMV stated. Jackson police, Criminal Investigations Division personnel and SWAT officers worked to establish a perimeter, the report states. After law enforcement
Southern Illinois man charged in connection to Home Depot theft (opens the original)
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MARION, Ill. â A Marion man was arrested Sept. 29 after The Home Depot reported a string of thefts. Police say the thefts were allegedly committed by one individual and sufficient evidence was present to prompt the arrest of 59-year-old Lester E. James, of Carbondale, Illinois, according to the Marion Police Department. James is charged with one count of felony retail theft and two counts of misdemeanor theft by deception. He was transported to the Williamson County Jail pending his first co
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