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The total number of people killed in the War of 1812 was very small compared to major wars, yet it shaped the destiny of a continent for 200 years.
A 10-year-old boy named Scotty Baker vanished from school on November 25, 1992, leading to a massive search by the FBI and local authorities.
Seven nights ago, a team of modern moonshiners confirmed that Abraham Lincoln sold alcohol in his younger days, revealing a hidden chapter of his life.
"Moonshine Molly," made in 1914, is one of the earliest films designed for a Southern audience, reflecting the region's unique cinematic history.
Lincoln's 1862 Emancipation Proclamation followed his earlier attempt at gradual emancipation in the District of Columbia, which received no hearings in Congress.
Louisville and Kentucky's college basketball rivalry is explored through its historical context and recent championships, highlighting its significance in sports culture.
On February 12, 2014, a burglar alarm triggered at the National Corvette Museum just before a sinkhole swallowed eight historic cars.
George Rogers Clark led Kentucky settlers from 1776 to 1779 in strategic military efforts against British forces and Native American allies in the Ohio Valley.
General Verrilli discusses healthcare challenges with Justice Kagan, highlighting issues in New Jersey and Kentucky.
In Kentucky, a group of individuals exhibiting a rare blue skin condition is examined alongside bizarre events, including a falling poodle incident and a prison with unusual occurrences.
Over 800,000 U.S. servicemen were already in Britain by February 1944, with more troops arriving to support the war effort.
In the Kentucky wilderness, Phil and Heather investigate local reports of a large unknown creature, potentially Bigfoot, and search for evidence of its existence.
Trump and Clinton have high hopes for Colorado’s independents amid coal job challenges.
Conan tests his Spanish jokes with Karolina Karolina in Mexico City, blending humor and music.
COVID-19 forces New York City and other states to use public lands for patient isolation.
Coal miners in Appalachia face a resurgence of advanced black lung disease, impacting young workers.
Families in Kentucky face food insecurity as SNAP benefits end amid rising prices.
Kentucky's Medicaid changes under Republican governors threaten coverage for low-income residents.
Louisville protests for Breonna Taylor erupt after George Floyd's death in March.
Muhammad Ali is laid to rest in Louisville, Kentucky, on June 10 after his death on June 3.
The coronavirus pandemic leads to the cancellation of major events like the Coachella Music Festival and St. Patrick's Day celebrations, highlighting global interconnectedness.
Mary Todd Lincoln's seamstress, Elizabeth Keckley, made a silk gown with sixty bows for the first lady, reflecting their close relationship during the Civil War.
Grandmaster Jay, commander of the NFAC, instructs new members to demonstrate their shooting skills as gunfire is imminent during a training session in Kentucky.
Jim, a Kentucky farmer, learns that his enlarged hands are symptoms of Acromegaly, a condition often overlooked by general physicians.
Kentucky's Trump country reveals deep mistrust of media and the impact of fake news.
Timothy Olyphant reflects on his Emmy nominations, the pressures of competition, and the impact of his character's accent on his chances for recognition.
President Joe Biden declares a major federal disaster in Kentucky after deadly tornadoes.
Mark and Digger collaborate with a Kentucky moonshiner to create a new bourbon, testing his ability to meet their high standards amid Appalachian challenges.
A dog named Lady falls into an icy pond in Louisville, Kentucky, leading to a dramatic rescue.
