FEMA released a map back in 2015 showing parts of the country that are likely to be targeted in a nuclear strike, and there are several targets in Kentucky.
On the hunt for creative items to stuff inside Easter eggs for the little scavengers in your life? I can help put an end to your search with these egg-cellent Easter Egg treat ideas! With the help of an Evansville-based moms' Facebook group I've come across some fantastic ideas ready to hop into egg-finders basket's this Easter. (See what I did there? Puns intended!)
Attention all Kentucky-based anglers, the fish and wildlife department have been busy stocking the lakes and waterways of the bluegrass throughout February!
Age is just a number and the sky is the limit are two exceptionally common sayings that we have all heard at some point in our lives. However, they ring true in a very uncommon way for a WWII Vet who is getting ready to celebrate his 98th birthday in style.
Don't have anyone to join you on hiking adventures? This group makes it easy to find and connect with people in the area to plan your next trip together or join one of the group's scheduled hikes.
Whether you are an art fanatic or looking for something worthwhile to do in Chicago, the Art Institute of Chicago is one of the most famous museums in the U.S.
Ever wish you could have one more conversation with your loved one? What would tell them? Nashville now has a wind telephone thanks to a family who knows what it feels like to also suffer from loss.
There are countless things one can do as a boredom buster out and about around town, or within your own home. Here are some great ideas to help get the ball rolling on how to include some fun indoor activities.
With a property lease coming due summer of 2024, and in an effort to cut costs, FedEx plans to move its airport maintenance facility from Los Angeles to Indianapolis.
A new high-tech and upscale mini golf experience known as Puttshack is taking the US by storm and new locations are being built in Louisville, KY, and Nashville, TN.
Wesley and Julie Dunn, along with their three children, Lillie, Elliot, and Jesse wanted to bring a Safe Haven Baby Box to Owensboro. Check out their unique way of fundraising.
The discovery has generated a lot of excitement and many people are eager to learn more about the history of their town and share stories from back in the day.