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Lia Mon-Fri: 7pm-Midnight
Steve Zana Mon-Fri: 5am-10am
Blair Garner Mon-Fri: Midnight-Overnight
Laura Waluszko Region News Team
Gospel Greats With Paul Heil
Annie Fox Mon-Fri: 10am-3pm
Racing Country With Cathy M & Paul S
Jay Stevens Region News Team
New Music Nashville With Bob G & Annie G
Mike Summers Mon-Fri: 3pm-7pm
25 Years of Hits With Catfish Hunter
Brent Brown Region News Team
Country Gold With Randy Owen
Mac MacLeod Saturday: 10am-2pm
Uncle Len Ellis Mon-Fri: 12:15pm & 6:15pm
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What are the odds a child will be exposed to two powerful allergens at the same time? It happened to “Modern Family” actress Julie Bowen’s son. He was stung by a bee — at the same time he was eating a peanut butter sandwich. The...Read more: Julie Bowen: My Son Almost Died From an Allergic Reaction
They might not all look as if they have a tech tie-in, but don’t be fooled by their cuddly or classic toy looks. The modern day toy is packed with tech features that likely work with one of today’s most popular gadgets — an iPhone...
Kate Middleton is "continuing to feel better" as she spends her second day at King Edward VII Hospital in London, according to St. James Palce. She was admitted following the announcement that she was pregnant and she may have to stay several more days.
Three teenage soccer players are facing manslaughter, assault and public violence charges for beating a volunteer referee to death following a soccer game this weekend in Almere, the Netherlands. Richard Nieuwenhuizen was a linesman for a youth soccer match between Buitenboys, his son’s team, and...
It used to be the most private of times. Shut the door and you’d be alone to do your business. But according to new data, when you’ve got to go, social media comes along. According to Nielsen’s “State of the Media: Social Media Report,”...Read more: Toilet Tweeting: Social Media Invades the Bathroom
Activists in Bangladesh have told ABC News that they found order forms and design specs for sweatshirts and tank tops emblazoned with U.S. Marine Corps insignia and logos inside the smoldering wreckage of the Tazreen Fashions factory where more than 112 workers died in a fire last week. Worker rights groups in the U.S. expressed outrage that an overseas factory with clearly identified safety problems would be selected to manufacture clothing for a licensee of the United States Marines.Read more: Bangladesh Factory Fire: Patterns for Marine Corps Sweats, Tank Tops in Ashes
The model shared her secret to fighting stretch marks and having great hair.
Friday's jobs report for November will likely continue to show the troubling picture for low-skill workers, but some regions of the country are in want of workers that are nowhere to be found.
Former Republican Presidential Candidate Newt Gingrich happened to be in Indiana on Monday when he asked his driver where he should stop for lunch. “The driver said St. Elmo Steakhouse,” Gingrich told ABC News. “And when I walked inside, I saw Rob Lowe.” The Hollywood...
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US home prices record biggest jump in 6 years in October in latest sign of housing rebound
John McAfee's bizarre run from authorities in Belize took another strange turn Tuesday with the millionaire anti-virus software company founder now claiming he has escaped the country and is in Guatemala. McAfee, 67, who is wanted for questioning in Belize about the shooting death of his neighbor, is now in Guatemala and "will be meeting with Guatemalan officials this morning," according to a blog post written under his name. McAfee made the announcement after an iPhone photo of McAfee...
Egyptian police fire tear gas to stop protesters approaching presidential palace in Cairo
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton sternly warned Syria Monday that using chemical weapons against rebel forces would be a “red line” and trigger retaliatory action from the United States. Along with a pledge from President Obama, Clinton’s words were the second public warning from the...
Police: Suspect did drugs, had sex with Indiana man, then killed him, hid his body in freezer
New book features previously unseen images of Queen Elizabeth
Here it is, your first official look at Ashton Kutcher as Steve Jobs. Sundance organizers announced Monday that “jOBS” will close out the film festival, which runs from Jan. 17-27 in Park City, Utah. Kutcher likely won’t sport this shag for the entire movie —...
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