Starting April 18, approximately 50 volunteers with Sister-Corps will spend four days in the Dawson Springs area helping families with tree cutting, debris removal, drywall hanging, and other tornado relief tasks.
A Madisonville woman is facing multiple charges after a vehicle pursuit Thursday ended when she hit a building.
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet plans a work zone lane restriction along U.S. 60 in the Moore Hill area of Crittenden County on Monday.
Within the last 48 hours, Governor Andy Beshear has vetoed a trio of bills, and signed another, that could be the defining moment of his “education first” platform for the Commonwealth.
Authorities have identified a man that was found deceased in the roadway on US 79 in Todd County Wednesday morning.
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet announced Thursday afternoon that the Cave-in-Rock Ferry has halted operation due to high winds.
Several more people were indicted on drug possession charges when the Caldwell County Grand Jury convened on April 1.
The Princeton Rotary Club discussed taking applications for the Build-a-Bed program and using another grant to provide financial assistance to the new daycare in Princeton that was destroyed by the tornado that hit the Dawson Road area.
Governor Andy Beshear has ordered flags at all state buildings to be lowered to half-staff from sunrise to sunset Friday in honor of a Paducah native who was a sailor killed in the Japanese attack on Pearl
After nearly five months in operation, officials with the Lake Barkley Chamber of Commerce Donation and Relief Center have announced they will be closing the doors with one final everything must go event next Saturday, April 16.
