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1 day ago | wbko.com | Samantha Murray

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - No cameras will be allowed in the courtroom during the trial of Steven Lawson, according to a court order issued May 13. Lawson is charged with complicity to murder and tampering with evidence in the death investigation of Crystal Rogers. “This judge has served for almost twenty-two years while consistently allowing at least one camera at every jury trial proceeding.

1 day ago | wbko.com | Phil Pendleton

FRANKLIN COUNTY, Ky. (WKYT) - The case against the man accused of setting fire to his home, which led to the deaths of his sons, is heading to a grand jury. Dustin Fields is charged with arson in the house fire that killed his sons, 13-year-old Bentley and 15-year-old Rylan. The fire destroyed their home in Franklin County on April 30. RELATEDDustin Fields walked into the crowded gymnasium in the Franklin County jail.

1 day ago | wbko.com | Rachael Thomas |Domonique Benn |Emily Van de Riet

KEITHVILLE, La. (KSLA/Gray News) – The mother of a 2-year-old girl who was killed in a murder-suicide that left three others dead is at a loss for why it happened. Kara Hanning, the mom of 2-year-old Adalynn Mae Sadler, said she wouldn’t wish this tragedy on anybody. On May 5, the Caddo Parish Sheriff’s Office was called out to a home in Keithville, Louisiana, to do a welfare check. When deputies got there, they said Adalynn’s grandfather, 60-year-old Leroy Sadler, refused to communicate with them.

1 day ago | wbko.com | Jessica Gruenling

INDIANAPOLIS (WRTV) - It was a memorable weekend at Indiana University in Bloomington. Graduation ceremonies took place on Saturday and among those who turned their tassels was a father and his daughter, who are now members of the class of 2025. Liv Clements and Reggie Johnson got to celebrate their accomplishment together. “It’s going to be a great story to tell,” Johnson said. Johnson worked at the university years ago in various departments to help support his family.

2 days ago | wbko.com | Isaac Calvert

BEAVER DAM, Ky. (WFIE) - What began as a night filled with fun and music ended up being a total disaster for many people. On Thursday, May 8, dozens of cars were totaled after a round of flash floods filled in the parking lot of the Beaver Dam Amphitheater during a gospel concert. [PREVIOUS STORY: Flash flooding outside Beaver Dam Amphitheater leaves dozens of concert-goers cars totaled]The damage was not contained to just concert-goers either.