On Friday, federal officials notified the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources that avian influenza — or “bird flu” — has been detected in some of the state’s waterfowl.
On February 18, 2022, Gov. Andy Beshear and the Kentucky State Police (KSP) announced that 12 telecommunicators — representing seven posts across the Commonwealth — have graduated from the KSP Telecommunications Academy. Among the graduates: four locals
Nearly 4% of the country’s farms and 1.5% of the country’s grazing acreage sits in Kentucky, and as the “Horse Capital of the World,” one of the top beef-producing states this side of the Mississippi River —
T-Mobile in Princeton held its grand opening and a ribbon-cutting ceremony hosted by the Caldwell County Chamber of Commerce Friday.
Police say two men and two women with previous convictions were arrested on drug charges after a search warrant was executed at a home in Providence Wednesday afternoon.
A repair shop and its contents were destroyed in a fire in Caldwell County Friday morning.
Christ In Action is wrapping up its volunteer work with a Serve Day on Saturday to help those who still need assistance with cleaning up debris from the ice storm.
Pennyrile District Health Department announced 52 new COVID-19 cases around its five-county district Thursday.
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is reporting that KY 91 is blocked near the 5-mile marker at the northwest edge of Marion in Crittenden County where a temporary diversion for construction of a new bridge over Crooked Creek
Princeton City Council met for less than two minutes for a special called meeting Thursday afternoon to approve a contract bid for the ice storm clean up and burn site operation.
