Governor Andy Beshear and Lt. Governor Jacqueline Coleman announced Tuesday that Kentucky Skills U, an agency within the Education and Workforce Development Cabinet (EWDC), will waive testing fees for Kentuckians seeking to earn a GED.
Eddyville’s interim police chief has been appointed as the new chief of the police department.
An Eddyville man was charged Monday after he reportedly stole two golf carts in December.
A Kuttawa man is facing charges after deputies say they found over $8,000 in fake money inside his residence.
101st Airborne and Fort Campbell Commander Major General Brian Winski says additional security measures are in place at Fort Campbell gates due to tensions in the Middle East.
Due to the level of flu activity, two hospitals in the area have implemented visitation restriction guidelines.
A Princeton native and Hopkinsville man are among individuals across the state that were tapped by Governor Andy Beshear to serve on his team and who share his vision of supporting public education, ensuring access to health
Kentucky’s new governor said he is excited about what they were able to accomplish in less than a month in 2019 and added they will continue to achieve in 2020.
Newly-elected Attorney General Daniel Cameron has filed a formal request with the FBI to investigate some of the pardons issued by former Governor Matt Bevin prior to him leaving office. According to media reports, Senate Minority Leader
