As of noon Thursday, over half of the 38 dogs removed from a Trigg County breeder after they were reportedly found living in unsanitary conditions have new homes. Christian County Animal Shelter Director Irene Grace tells
Former Hopkinsville High School Band Director Seth Peveler and his wife Hannah are scheduled to appear in Marshall County Circuit Court in September after a special judge was appointed in their cases. According to court records, both
As a result of an investigation, a large number of dogs were rescued from what could be called “unsuitable” conditions at a Trigg County residence Wednesday. Trigg County Animal Control Officer Torrie Davis describes what took place.
Animal Control removed 38 dogs from a home off of Rockcastle Road in Trigg County Wednesday morning and the breeder is facing numerous charges. Trigg County Animal Control Officer Torrie Davis and some volunteers removed the various
Golden Pond in Land Between the Lakes and Kentucky Lake are among Kentucky Living magazine’s 2019 “Best in Kentucky” winners. The magazine made the announcement at its awards show last Thursday at the Kentucky State Fair in
The body of a juvenile recovered from Kentucky Lake Sunday morning has been identified. Marshall County Emergency Management Director Curtis Curtner tells the News Edge the body of 14-year old Brandon Martinez of Marshall County was found
Authorities say a Florida man arrested after a traffic stop on Interstate 24 in Lyon County Friday is wanted for murder in Colorado. Kentucky State Police reports Trooper TJ Williams was patrolling on the interstate Friday and
A county leader, who has been instrumental in the war on Asian carp in western Kentucky, is in Alaska this week to speak at the Classic Roundtable on Fisheries hosted by the Kenai River Sportfishing Association and
The Grand Champion Kentucky Country Ham from Penn Hams sold for one million dollars during the 56th annual Farm Bureau Country Ham Breakfast. The ham was purchased by Central Bank, with President Luther Deaton noting it is
If you are attending the Kentucky State Fair in Louisville this week, fair officials have announced a new policy for minors after an incident over the weekend. Beginning Wednesday, August 21, officials say fairgoers under 18-years old
