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If you follow the saga of Lost on ABC, you may be fascinated to know that Louisville has its own lost community; one that suddenly disappeared in one month, but one that people are now trying to rediscover.

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The NRA Convention comes to the Kentucky Exposition Center this weekend.

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Spend the night with the animals at the Louisville Zoo.

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First Alert StormTeam forecast with Jamie Martin.

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More archive video of the 1937 Flood of Kentuckiana

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Archive video from the 1937 flood

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There is an amazing place in Louisville, one that doesn't get talked about a lot. That's because it suddenly disappeared. But at one time, it was a major attraction and that in itself is amazing. 14 miles from downtown Louisville, it is now a lost community.

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We have the story of another victim from our stories about home repair rip offs. Several homeowners, and sub contractors say they've been taken by a company named Champion Construction, and a guy named John McQueen.Now, a business says McQueen has been using their good name for years.

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It's expected to bring 60,000 people to Louisville and some prominent political figures, including presidential candidate John McCain. We first told you that guns would be allowed at Friday's event with McCain. Now we've learned that's changed.

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WHAS11 News talked to GE spokespeople on two separate occasions, and asked if they wanted to deny the rumors. Their only statement: they ?will not comment on speculative press reports.?

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Gas prices are driving up the cost of your groceries at an alarming rate. In this WHAS11 Smart Savings report, the most frugal way to shop and how to save money on meats and bread.

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There were three crashes that happened in roughly three hours and it all ended here at Kentuckiana diagnostics in Jeffersonville after 21-year-old Stephen Gumm fled police.

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Paul Richwalsky is now an assistant Jefferson County attorney. In 1988, after the local prosecutor suffered a heart attack, Richwalsky was called in to prosecute Larry Mahoney.

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We have learned that several state workers who live in Louisville have been fired or pushed to resign for allegedly trafficking in food stamp cards or racking up thousands of dollars in groceries on fake cards.

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Barack Obama collected the support of four of John Edwards? Democratic National Convention delegates on Thursday, then gained the backing of a West Coast congressman and a large labor union as he marched steadily toward the party?s presidential nomination.

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Interstate 65 southbound in southern Indiana is back open after what appears to be some kind of disturbance call , a shooting and a chase involving police ending in a crash.

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The sale of the appliance business is bound to be emotional for many GE executives and for people in Louisville, Ky., where the business is located.

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A report says the company plans to start an auction for its appliances business, mayor stunned by the news.

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A suspect lead Clarksville police on a short chase through southern Indiana shortly after midnight, causing havoc the whole way.

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It?s been overshadowed by the presidential race, but there is a big election for U.S. Senate in Kentucky this year.

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WHAS11's Joe Arnold talked to survivors.

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Ten years after his death, Fred?s golden touch remainsin the backyards of Kentuckiana, in the school yards now alive with plants and in the bronze Fred Wiche Award, a symbol of grace and excellence.

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Wednesday was the first day of racing at Churchill downs since the track cut the winning purses by 20 percent. The track cut the purses after a dispute over online wagering.

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Summer will be here in a flash and your energy bill could be on the rise if you aren't careful. In these tough economic times, its helpful to stretch a dollar, so saving 50 bucks is a big deal. And that's just how much you can pocket with these ideas.

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It?s known as the worst drunk driving crash in U.S. history and today marks 20 years since the Carrollton bus crash. A drunk driver hit the bus carrying 67 people, the bus caught fire trapping and killing 27 people. Twenty-four of them were children.

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Fred Wiche shares his gardening tips.

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Fred Wiche shares his gardening tips.

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Fred Wiche shares his gardening tips.

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It was one year ago in June that Kaitlyn Lasitter?s feet were severed on the Superman Tower of Power ride. She says she no longer wants to be thought of as an accident victim but rather an advocate who hopes to help prevent the same thing from happening to others.

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That officer was involved in an accident with another vehicle near the intersection when that vehicle went up on the sidewalk and struck a pedestrian.

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It was one year ago in June that Kaitlyn Lasitter?s feet were severed on the Superman Tower of Power ride. She says she no longer wants to be thought of as an accident victim but rather an advocate who hopes to help prevent the same thing from happening to others.

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Now tattoo's are especially trendy thanks to attractive stars like Angelina Jolie and Kelly Ripa making popular what has become a fashion accessory that never goes away.

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One woman estimates that she will save about $500 a month on gas with a 35 dollar a month bus ticket. And she isn?t alone.

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Shirley Cunningham Jr., William Gallion and Melbourne Mills Jr. are accused of keeping millions of dollars that prosecutors say should have gone to plaintiffs.

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Metro police are now looking for a second suspect in a murder following a fight on a TARC bus. If you have any information call the anonymous police tip line at 574-LMPD.

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Bibb was shot and killed in Louisville last month in Boone Park on 19th Street.

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Both candidates are running for the district 18 seat on council being vacated by Julie Adams.

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Teens in trouble is something you see it on the news nearly every day. But far less often do you see the people who work everyday to set those troubled teens on the right path again.