Living Well – Food allergies
Food allergies have more than doubled over the last decade, yet two-thirds of children who develop one don’t have a parent with one. Today’s Living Well has more.
Author: WNKY Staff
Man driving horse and buggy charged with DUI, multiple felonies after wreck
SMITHS GROVE, Ky. – A man driving a horse-drawn buggy Tuesday night is accused of sideswiping a car while his wife and seven children were inside the buggy and now faces 10 felony charges. Rueben Andy Yoder, 34, of Smiths Grove, was charged with driving a non-motorized vehicle while under the influence, nine counts of first-degree wanton endangerment and one…
VIP – Kelli Brown, ‘Relay for Life’
Kelli Brown with the American Cancer Society joins us to talk about the success of this year’s Relay for Life, as well as tease some upcoming events.
Smoke shop smashed: intoxicated driver slowly drives through store
(KFOR) An Oklahoma woman was arrested Tuesday after she was caught on camera driving her car through a medical marijuana dispensary. Leslie Peake, 57, was arrested for driving under the influence of drugs. Ziggyz Cannabis store manager Chase Uhl was in the back watching the surveillance video as the car slowly crashed through the front glass doors and continued at…
Caught on cam: teen tosses baby in drug-fueled rampage
(KFOR/NBC News) An Oklahoma teen says he was high on laced marijuana when he attacked a baby outside of an Edmond supermarket. Security video shows the teen beating on customer’s moving cars moments before the attack. He then approaches a mother pushing a shopping cart holding her baby, grabs the child’s car seat, and throws it to the pavement. The…
Sneeze triggers fiery crash
(WSMV) A fiery car crash in Belle Meade, Tennessee is being blamed on an allergy attack. Newly-released video from the Belle Meade Police Department shows the car flipping over before it skids down the road. Eventually, a group of golfers and construction workers spring into action and flip the car upright. The driver then gets out of the car to…
E3 expo attracting more women, people of all ages
(NBC News) Believe it or not, the average video gamer isn’t a teenage boy. In fact, 46 percent of gamers are women, according to the Entertainment Software Association. The ESA also reports that the average gamer in the U.S. is 33-years-old, and for the first time this year, more millennials have a subscription video game service than a traditional TV….
Trump vs. Biden: candidates trade jabs in Iowa
(NBC News) President Donald Trump is a week away from launching his re-election campaign, but he’s already showing how he’ll take on current Democratic frontrunner Joe Biden. The president and the former vice president traded jabs Tuesday during dueling events in Iowa. Mr. Trump’s attacks began before he even left Washington, telling reporters on the White House lawn that Biden…
No nursing in the pool?
(KPRC) A Texas mother says she was kicked out of a pool because she refused to cover up while breastfeeding her son. Misty Daugereaux says she took her 10-month-old son, 4-year-old old son and 4-year-old nephew to the pool at the Nessler Park Family Aquatic Center in Texas City. The mother of two says her baby got hungry while they…
Teen collapses, dies during dance rehearsal
(WXIA) Elyse Purefoy’s family had no idea that they would be saying their last goodbye to her on Monday. The Georgia high school dance team member died unexpectedly, after DeKalb County Schools said she suffered a “medical emergency” while practicing Monday morning at Arabia Mountain High School. School officials responded quickly and contacted emergency responders. EMTs provided first aid, then…
