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  • Winchester Police officer David Aldridge looks at some of the wire stolen from the AT&T building at 203 Forrest Ave. over the weekend. The wire was discovered in an abandoned house at the intersection of W
    Wire Theft at AT&T Facility
    Police have recovered some of the wire from an AT&T theft over the weekend, but are still searching for thousands of feet of wire. Winchester Police Capt.…
  • Trapped Men in Ohio Co. Identified
    The Kentucky Cabinet of Energy and the Environment has released the names of two men trapped on an Ohio County surface mine. They are Darrel Winstead, a…
  • 131st Fancy Farm Picnic Approaches
    The 131st annual Fancy Farm Picnic is coming up Saturday, Aug. 6 with a full slate of candidates running for office in Kentucky scheduled to speak. Mark…
  • Wendell Strode, National Corvette Museum executive director, talks about a proposed motorsports park Wednesday during his presentation to the Bowling Green Noon Rotary Club at Bowling Green Country Club.
    Corvette Museum wants Motorsports Park
    When an estimated 6,000 to 8,000 Corvette enthusiasts roll into Bowling Green in three years for the 20th anniversary of the National Corvette Museum,…
  • Grant Approved for Replacement of Railroad Bridges
    Gov. Steve Beshear Monoday announced that a project to replace two railroad bridges that are aged and deteriorated, yet vital to Fort Knox and countless…
  • Students, friends, UK staff, and relatives of students waited in line in front of Blanding Tower on Friday, Aug. 19, 2011, during student move-in at the Blanding-Kirwan dorm complex at the University of Kentucky in Lexington.
    Real Estate Company to Rebuild UK Housing
    The University of Kentucky is negotiating with a Memphis-based real estate company to take over its student housing by slowly rebuilding, then managing,…
  • A burned-out Pike County school bus sits in the Pike County Schools transportation lot in Pikeville after catching fire early Thursday morning. School district officials believe the fire was intentionally set.
    Arson Suspected in School Bus Fire
    Pike County Schools officials believe arson may be to blame for a Thursday morning fire which gutted a school bus at Turkey Creek. Pike Schools…
  • Yarmuth Says Ryan Budget Plan is the Enemy of Growth
    Speaking at the House Budget Committee this week, Kentucky Democratic Congressman John Yarmuth said government should be a partner with business and the…
  • Rand Paul Delivers Speech at UK
    On March 6, U.S. Sen. Rand Paul went to work without any particular plans, certainly none that included making a speech for 13 hours straight. "I didn't…
  • Appeals Court Rejects Coal-Mining Permit Process
    Environmental groups cheered a ruling by the 6th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals on Monday that invalidates a streamlined permitting process for surface…
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