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  • Interpol Issues Arrest Warrants For Gadhafi And His Son
    The move puts Interpol's 188 member nations, which include all of Libya's neighbors, on notice that Gadhafi is a wanted international fugitive. He's wanted by the International Criminal Court.
  • President's Plan Would Have 'Substantial, Powerful Effect,' Geithner Says
    The Treasury secretary makes the case for the plan. But some top Republicans say the latest proposal from the administration wouldn't boost job growth.
  • Signs above Highway 15 indicate two routes to Mecca, Islam's holiest city: one for Muslims and one for non-Muslims.
    Road To Sept. 11: Saudi Arabia's Highway 15 Revisited
    Osama bin Laden recruited 12 of the 19 hijackers from towns that dot the highway. Immediately after the attacks, many youths here openly supported al-Qaida and saw bin Laden as a hero. A decade later, have attitudes changed?
  • State Nixes Safer 65 Project Authority
    The Kentucky Public Transportation Infrastructure Authority has rejected a proposal to create a Safer 65 Project Authority, but proponents of the plan are…
  • T.K. Stone Middle School teacher Kerrie Bal works with Graham Meek, left, Ramsey Deaton and Will Dykeman on their 9/11 project on Thursday. They're learning about the different perspectives of groups affected by the attacks.
    Teachers Recall 9/11 Emotions
    As the world stopped 10 years ago on Sept. 11, 2001, frozen in the aftermath of terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, educators in…
  • Insurance Delays Opening of Harlan Zipline
    The grand opening of the Black Mountain Thunder Zipline attraction at the Black Mountain Off-Road Adventure Park didn’t take place on Labor Day weekend as…
  • 9/11 Ceremony Honors Law Enforcement
    Members of the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), Hopkinsville Fire Department and Hopkinsville Police Department will be presented with a memorial…
  • Beshear Asked to Take Action on Care Homes
    After the death of a personal care home resident who was brain-injured and a state ward, a leading advocate is calling on Gov. Steve Beshear to take…
  • Richard Engel is NBC News' chief foreign correspondent.
    Richard Engel: Covering War For A Decade
    NBC News chief foreign correspondent Richard Engel details what it's like to report from some of the more dangerous war zones on the planet. He also discusses his recent dispatches from Egypt and Libya, where he was subject to tear gas attacks and artillery fire.
  • KY Proposes Settlement Over Water Pollution
    The Kentucky Department for Environmental Protection is proposing a settlement with a coal company over thousands of alleged violations of the Clean Water…
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