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Christmas morning will be a magical time for most kids in Kentucky and Indiana, but for those who are living a life of abuse and neglect, Christmas will be just another day. Kentucky and Indiana lead the nation in child abuse. We can do better. Joining Scott Fitzgerald is Pam Darnell, CEO of Family and Children's place who work to stop abuse before it starts.

Iraq has suffered terrible violence in recent years, often inflamed by religious differences, but an ancient Christian monastery hidden in the mountains provides an unlikely oasis. CBS News Correspondent Charlie D'Agata paid a visit.

"Am I going to be ok?" That's the question Whayne Porter asks each week, but as the Christmas holiday approaches will the Grinch steal your Christmas cheer in 2020? Whayne joins Scott Fitzgerald to talk about it and don't forget you tune into to a full hour of Whayne's fireside chat each Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. on TalkRadio 1080WKJK!

A photographer and team of volunteers are giving families free Christmas photo sessions in Lynchburg, Virginia. CBS News' Janet Shamlian has the story.

The parents of a toddler who fell to her death from an open cruise ship window are telling us why they filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Royal Caribbean. CBS News' David Begnaud spoke with the family.

What exactly is the "rule of 72" and why should you know about it? Also, the most recent job numbers crushed it! What does this mean? Joining Scott is Whayne Porter host of money411 on TalkRadio 1080WKJK Tuesday night's at 7:00 p.m.

Until last night's NCAA Tournament second round loss, the Bellarmine University Men's Soccer team had not lost a match all season. How hard is that to do? Joining Scott Fitzgerald is LouCity play by play announcer Kevin Kernan.

Traditionally the bigger the wedding the more impressive for some. Not so much anymore. Many couples are choosing to have smaller, more affordable weddings. CBS News’ Adriana Diaz takes a look

Our own Will Clark was a witness to the execution of 53 year old Lee Hall in Tennessee this week after Hall was convicted of killing her in 1991. He explains what he witnessed. (WARNING: graphic content)

A lawsuit has been filed against ride share company Lyft after women have reported numerous assaults saying "response to this sexual predator crisis amongst Lyft drivers has been appallingly inadequate." – CBS News’ Jamie Yucas has a look.