Hopkinsville Kiwanis members were able to take in a luncheon and debrief from local legislators Thursday afternoon at Pennyrile Electric’s board room — with full attendance, and attention, in play.
In operation since the turn of the year, officials with the Tennessee Valley Authority spent Wednesday morning celebrating the successful construction and activation of three combustion turbines at Muhlenberg County’s Paradise facility in Drakesboro.
The severe storm threat is increasing for western Kentucky late Monday night into Tuesday.
Among the bills and appropriations passed last week by the Kentucky House of Representatives, Eighth District State Representative Walker Thomas is proud of some of the funding coming to our region.
Confidence is increasing that severe storms could impact portions of western Kentucky late Monday afternoon into the nighttime hours.
The Senate adopted Free Conference Committee Report (FCCR) changes to House Bill (HB) 6 on Wednesday, March 27. This report reflects additions to the two-year $102 billion biennial budget, which includes general, restricted, and federal funds. The
After falling last year in the quarterfinals for the second year in a row, the Lyon County Lyons set their focus on not just getting back to the state tournament but on being the team that got
Western Kentucky is facing an increasing chance for severe weather late Thursday night into Friday morning.
A bill that will provide another arm of school safety is one step closer to becoming law after passing the Kentucky Senate during the past week. First District State Senator Jason Howell says Senate Bill two offers
Ham Broadcasting is transitioning to employee ownership which will make the parent company of WKDZ, WHVO, WPKY, WEKT, Your Sports Edge, and Your Ag Edge the only employee-owned media company in Kentucky and one of five in
