Jordan Gartner

1 week ago | ky3.com | Ciara Cummings |Jordan Gartner

ATLANTA (WANF/Gray News) - Jack and Janice Buckelew have turned their garage into an inventory of life-saving medical supplies for their son. “We do work really hard to keep at least two months ahead on the supplies,” Jack Buckelew said. “We created an ICU, honestly.”In October 2015, their son Jonathan became dizzy and disoriented during a chiropractic visit. He was eventually rushed by EMS to Wellstar North Fulton Medical Center’s Emergency Room.

1 week ago | azfamily.com | Madeline Harden |Jordan Gartner

MEDINA, Ohio (WOIO/Gray News) - Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders has reportedly found himself in some traffic ticket trouble for speeding while behind the wheel. According to Strongsville police, Sanders was cited early Tuesday morning for driving over 100 mph on Interstate 71. However, Sanders was also issued a previous citation for speeding that was filed in Medina Municipal Court on June 6 and failed to appear for that hearing on Monday, court records showed.

1 week ago | azfamily.com | Liz Lape |Jordan Gartner

PEORIA, Ill. (WEEK/Gray News) - An Illinois man is facing charges for allegedly abusing his 2-month-old baby. According to Peoria County State’s Attorney Jodie Hoos, a Department of Children and Family Services caseworker reported the alleged abuse involving the child’s father, 24-year-old Gabriel King, to Bartonville police on June 3.

1 week ago | azfamily.com | Jeremy Finley |Jordan Gartner

MT. JULIET, Tenn. (WSMV/Gray News) - Roger Lewis admits when Mt. Juliet police arrived on his call for help, he was in a real mess. Body camera footage showed the 66-year-old Hendersonville man standing outside his car, trying to get information from his phone that would identify the woman he’d paid in advance for a massage. The woman had directed him to come to her apartment complex, but security told him there was no one with her name.

1 week ago | azfamily.com | Quenton Robertson |Jordan Gartner

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE/Gray News) - A Kroger store in Louisville closed multiple aisles this week after evidence of a rodent infestation was discovered. Louisville Metro Health and Wellness Communications Director Kathy Turner said the infestation was found in three aisles with bread and pasta products at the store located on Goss Avenue. According to Turner, all affected aisles were ordered to close, with all products from the shelves removed and the shelving for extermination to take place.