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Miller pleads not guilty to wanton endangerment A Bagdad-area man who is a minister at a church in Louisville was arraigned in Shelby District Court on Tuesday after being indicted for pointing a loaded gun at ...

Five more homes sold at foreclosure auction The scene in the lobby at the Shelby County Courthouse was the same as usual for Todd Davis on Thursday.

Board shoots down Hubble The road to the school district's new educational campus still doesn't have a name.

Makeover Magic: Shelbyville woman 'amazed' at renovation Photo by Nathan L. McBroom Debbie D'Angelo took the blindfold off of Heather Wilson during the unveiling of home makeover that was done to her home on ...

Five more homes sold at foreclosure auction The scene in the lobby at the Shelby County Courthouse was the same as usual for Todd Davis on Thursday.

County imposes burning ban Drought conditions are forcing county officials to impose an open burning ban for all county residents, meaning residents may not burn anything outside.

WHAS11 News has learned that a piece of farming equipment called a "high boy" tipped over in a field in the 4300 block of Vigo Road in Bagdad.

Bank robbery suspects nabbed in Shelbyville Two suspects in a bank robbery were arrested in Shelbyville Monday night after being located hiding in an apartment by police.

Disrespect: Act II This opinion is in response to Linda Allewalt's opinion of the alleged disrespect regarding a young lady's impromptu prayer during the SCHS 2008 graduation ceremony.

Former Judge-Executive Bobby Stratton dies Long-time Shelby County Judge-Executive Bobby Stratton died Saturday at Baptist Hospital Northeast Hospice Unit in LaGrange.

News Intern Little Man means so much to Charles Jennings, that he went against the advice of friends from the Pleasureville Fire Department to save him.

Audio slide show: Track to the past If you noticed a strangely familiar huffing and puffing and a long mournful wail in the air around Lexington Saturday afternoon, it was no dream.

Good people in Shelbyville After my last letter was printed regarding my disappointment concerning local dentists failing to show me any concern and work with me on a payment plan for a filling I received a ...

“We may have to replace the whole building.”

More Headlines Help for a hero Several years ago, firefighter Darrell Girdley pulled up to the house on a "difficulty breathing" call, and a woman handed him a baby that was purple from suffocating. via Sentinel News

“Every time I think about it, it makes me mad”

More Headlines Help for a hero Several years ago, firefighter Darrell Girdley pulled up to the house on a "difficulty breathing" call, and a woman handed him a baby that was purple from suffocating. via Sentinel News

“Public safety will always remain our number one goal”

Hospital gets digital mammography For the past three weeks, Jewish Hospital has been using new technology to perform breast exams. via Sentinel News

“Our residents want to help, too, and many of them get subscriptions that they can recycle when they are finished with their magazines and newspapers.”

Teachers may get minimum salary jump It doesn't look like local teachers will be getting much of a raise next year. via Sentinel News

“I wish all of them could be recognized as well.”

Bagdad days are here again This weekend will mark the 16th annual celebration of Bagdad Days. via Sentinel News

“There have been numerous blatant violations of the handing out of discipline as it relates to the inequities that are given to females versus males”

A time for vines The winds blew strong on the ridge above the Ferenc Vegh house and barn on Hempridge Road. via Sentinel News

The other stroke victim May is National Stroke Awareness Month, and Becky Carignan wants to get the word out - a stroke is not restricted by age. via Sentinel News