WW2

National Donut Day traces back to WWI, when Salvation Army women fried donuts in soldiers' helmets to boost morale. Here's the full story behind this holiday.

The History channel's American Pickers are looking for locations in Kentucky to hunt for rusty relics and treasures. If you or someone you know would be a good fit for the show, here's how to submit your information.

Owensboro Native, Moneta Sleet Jr. is famous for his Pulitzer Award Winning Photography. Come celebrate his life and legacy this Friday with an exhibit of his work, documentary showing, spoken word, live art, and incredible live Jazz music.

Recently siblings who are Vicksburg, MI natives purchased a jacket which was an Air Force replica for their grandfather who was a Sergeant, Third Class but sadly lost his jacket in a fire. The family came together and actually re-created the jacket he lost with all honors.

Joseph Robert Beyrle (1923-2004) was a paratrooper with the 101st Airborne when he was caught by the Germans during the Normandy landings. Eventually, he managed to escape and wandered in the German countryside until he met Russian troops and persuaded their commanders to allow him to fight on the front line.