Proposed federal budget cuts threaten funding for housing and homelessness programs by 44%. Local organizations like River City Mission are relying on community support to continue their mission.

Investigation underway after a customer reports numbness in their mouth after consuming Bojangles food. Authorities are cooperating with the Wadesboro Police Department to find the cause, which may involve further laboratory testing.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang emphasizes the potential of AI to boost productivity, but warns of job loss if industries lack innovation.

In North Carolina, Wake County's historic Yates Mill County Park is upgrading its 12-foot waterwheel, the last operable water-powered gristmill in the county.

“Just because this law passed doesn’t mean you can automatically drive one in the county you live in,” Graves County Sheriff Jon Hayden said. “For right now, you have to call that jurisdiction and find out it is legal in your city or county.”

Paducah's Local TV Magazine, created by Tiffany and Brenon Conn, is celebrating International Zine Month by highlighting local artists and indie bands. The zine, now in its 6th issue, is available in several cities across the country as well as online.

Thanks to WPSD-TV viewers and Paducah Bank customers, 1,104 fans were collected between June 2 and July 11 — it's officially the most fans ever collected during Beat the Heat!

Ecuador's notorious drug kingpin, Jose Adolfo Macías, also known as 'Fito', agrees to extradition to the US to face charges of drug and weapons trafficking. His escape and subsequent capture have significantly impacted Ecuador's internal security.

Western Kentuckians are invited to "get their geek on" as games, guest speakers, costume contests, food trucks and more are set for Saturday at Marshall County's own version of Comic-Con.

Suspected Chinese hackers infiltrate email accounts at Wiley Rein law firm, targeting trade and foreign investment matters. The firm is working with law enforcement and Mandiant to assess the extent of the breach.

David Gergen, a respected political analyst and former advisor to four U.S. presidents, has passed away at 83. Known for his work at the Harvard Kennedy School and CNN, Gergen was a prominent voice on leadership and civic engagement.

Twenty-five men have died by court-ordered execution so far this year in the U.S. Nine other people are scheduled to be put to death in six states during the remainder of 2025.

The South Rim fire has burned 2.5 square miles with no containment. Firefighters saved the visitor center by clearing vegetation and using protective material.

A sense of excitement has permeated Puerto Rico as homegrown artist Bad Bunny, one of the world’s biggest music stars, begins his long-awaited residency on Friday.

Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino has told people he is considering resigning amid a major clash between the FBI and Justice Department over the continued fallout from the release of the Jeffrey Epstein memo, sources familiar with the matter told CNN.

A small town in Tennessee courted national publicity a century ago when it recruited a local teacher to challenge a state law banning the teaching of evolution. What they got after the Scopes trial in July 1925 was much more than they bargained for.

With no new measles cases identified in Illinois since May 22, health officials have declared the measles outbreak over, the Illinois Department of Public Health announced Friday.

The recall covers Walmart’s “Ozark Trail 64 oz Stainless Steel Insulated Water Bottles,” which have been sold at the chain’s stores across the country since 2017.

Kathryn B. Pipitone was last seen at about 7 a.m. Saturday, June 28. One day after her 54th birthday, a close friend reminisced about Pipitone's impact in her life.

Justin Bieber has sprung a surprise on fans – releasing his first new studio album in four years.