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  • After a state official advised a rural Kentucky school district against having a minister lead prayers before athletic events, Republican gubernatorial…
  • A Frankfort pharmacist has been charged with theft of a controlled substance after he was caught on video under the influence of a stolen pharmacy drug, a…
  • The mayor issues a mandatory evacuation order as Irene bears down on the East Coast. An estimated 250,000 people are affected.
  • Einstein taught us that time does not flow at the same rate for everyone. Highway relativity teaches us the same.
  • While during the past two decades the Eastern Seaboard has been void of many major hurricanes, historically it's been battered by tropical cyclones. And in an area that's densely populated, hurricanes present unique challenges.
  • More than 2 million residents along the Eastern Seaboard have been ordered to move to safer places as Hurricane Irene heads toward the Mid-Atlantic region. Rain and strong winds pelted the coasts of the Carolinas. As Irene tracks north, its path that could affect 65 million people and cause billions of dollars in damage this weekend.
  • The last of the septic systems inside the city Lexington will almost certainly become history someday. First though, city officials must find the…
  • Cities along the East Coast are bracing for Hurricane Irene. New York City's public transportation will shut down around noon on Saturday, says New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
  • The hacker group Anonymous launched high-profile attacks against the websites of Sony, the government of Egypt and the Bay Area's transit system. But the group's attacks aren't motivated by financial gain.
  • As Hurricane Irene approaches the East Coast, communities from the Carolinas to Maine are preparing. Mandatory evacuations have been ordered, including the small town of Stone Harbor, N.J.
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