Calling it “one of the toughest nights in Kentucky’s history,” Governor Andy Beshear says he plans to assess damage in western Kentucky that was most likely the result of a catastrophic tornado that nearly leveled most of
One of the hardest hits areas of the quad-state tornado that began in Jonesboro, Arkansas Friday afternoon and hopscotched through several western Kentucky cities was Mayfield.
A likely tornado struck the south side of Princeton and caused damage to dozens of homes and buildings and knocked power out to the city and parts of Caldwell County for several hours late Friday.
An investigation into a suspicious person complaint and illegal dumpsite in Lyon County Friday led to the arrest of a Kuttawa man for possession of meth and criminal littering.
Two women were injured in a single-vehicle wreck in Lyon County Sunday afternoon.
A Nebo man was arrested on a Lyon County Indictment Warrant for being a convicted felon in possession of a gun and wanton endangerment charges.
Through its voluntary employee-giving campaign called “Power of One,” the Louisville Gas and Electric Company and the Kentucky Utilities Company (alongside foundational support) has raised more than $2 million for non-profit organizations.
During Thursday’s “Team Kentucky” update, Governor Andy Beshear inked an executive order — declaring a state of emergency in the Commonwealth due to wide-reaching nursing shortages in all 120 counties.
A Caldwell County magistrate was arrested in downtown Princeton Friday morning and charged with driving on a DUI suspended license.
A Princeton man turned himself in to police Friday morning after he fled from officers when they attempted to make a traffic stop overnight.
