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Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Within two years of joining the Moffat County Sheriff’s Office, Kurtis Luster took part in the fatal shooting of a 52-year-old man in downtown Craig and ...

Bill Luster, a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner and Kentucky Journalism Hall of Fame member, died at 80. Luster worked for The Courier Journal for 42 years, known for his unique photographic ...

Bill Luster, a two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer for The Courier Journal and regular contributor to BloodHorse, died May 29. He was 80. Luster, who covered 55 editions of the Kentucky Derby ...

It’s quite the challenge to characterize the feeling of missing home and losing touch with the people associated with it. “Luster,” Maria Somerville’s sophomore album, charmingly works to put words ...

The Chromatic Luster is near the Battlefield Rest Point, marked by a flag planted by Expedition 48. From the flag, you should see a ghostly black figure called the Fading Woman who has no interest in ...

Luster was originally sentenced to 124 years in prison, which was reduced to 50 years. He can be released after serving half of his sentence. This is the third time in four years that Luster's motion ...

Murillo Zerbinatto is a contributor from Brazil. He's an RPG enthusiast (with a focus on JRPGs) who has been around the world of games and content creation for more than five years now. He has a ...

Los Angeles shoegazers Luster have been putting out records since 2020, and they’ve earned the admiration of their fuzz-guitar contemporaries. Last year, Luster’s one-off single “Like I Do” caught our ...

The second album, then, by the Connemara-born Maria Somerville affirms her Irish origin (the track "Corrib" is named after another lough, one located in Connemara). In contrast, Luster cleaves ...

CHICAGO -- They say necessity is the mother of invention. And, in 1957, one Chicago barber took that adage to heart. When Fred B. Luster was unable to find the necessary hair products to service his ...