Updated: 8:45 AM More than 1 million people crammed onto the National Mall and along the Pennsylvania Avenue inauguration parade route Tuesday to witness the swearing-in of the nation's first black president.

Updated: 8:35 AM A close call late Monday night for two Lexington men when a car crashed into a Lexington home.

Updated: 11:09 PM Federal authorities confirm salmonella has been found in a package of one of Kellogg's peanut butter crackers.

Updated: 6:21 PM People all over the nation and Kentucky are getting into the spirit with marches like one in Harrodsburg to honor Dr. King's dream.

Updated: 5:53 PM Thousands of Forcht Bank customers had their debit cards disabled, after hackers posed a threat to their accounts.

Updated: 5:49 PM An Indiana financial manager who parachuted from a plane in a possible bid to fake his own death handled major accounts in several states, including Kentucky.

Updated: 8:18 PM About 6,000 people in Perry County were without water Monday night and the cold weather might be to blame.

Updated: 12:07 AM Lexington Police charged a man Monday afternoon with the city's latest murder, saying he is the person who beat a woman to death on a horse farm this weekend.

Updated: 12:35 PM Meijer Inc. is recalling two types of crackers and two varieties of ice cream due to possible salmonella contamination.

Updated: 8:46 AM With history intersecting the transfer of power, large crowds thronged to the capital Monday, on the eve of Barack Obama's elevation to the presidency. Boxing legend Muhammad Ali, celebrating his 67th birthday, was the guest of honor at a party for 1,400 that included other celebrities, lawmakers and native Kentuckians.

Updated: 11:50 AM Search crews were back at Kentucky Lake on Monday looking for two young hunters missing since their boat took on water during a sudden storm more than a week ago.

Posted: 11:45 AM Kentucky senator is seeking to stop a cost-saving program approved by the General Assembly last year that granted murderers and violent offenders an earlier release from prison.

Updated: 12:55 PM While Lexington's main roads were clear throughout most of the morning, neighborhoods and back roads left drivers slipping and sliding across sheets of ice.

Updated: 11:34 AM A central Kentucky man accused of killing his wife and then holding a newspaper editor hostage has learned his fate.

Posted: 11:32 AM Food left on the stove may be what started a fire that killed a northern Kentucky man.

Updated: 11:28 AM Lexington Police are searching for three men who forced their way into a woman's home overnight.

Updated: 1:15 PM Police say a woman, who they had been searching for since the weekend, is safe.

Updated: 9:20 AM ...Former coroner served for 32 years

Updated: 6:57 PM Cities across Kentucky are paying tribute to the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Monday with programs, marches and other events.

Updated: 8:47 AM progress on agreement on the tough decisions, particularly whether to accept Gov. Steve Beshear's proposal to raise the cigarette tax from 30 cents per pack to $1, appears to remain distant.

Updated: 9:01 AM Senate Bill 11 would end the controversial early-release program that has let nearly 2,000 inmates out of prison early since May.

Posted: 12:56 AM Still no suspects in a murder on a Lexington horse farm.

Updated: 8:39 AM First responders had a busy Sunday as icy roads caused several accidents on major central Kentucky roadways.

Updated: 11:13 PM 'Hectic' is putting it lightly for 911 dispatchers at the state police post in Hazard.

Posted: 3:58 PM Interstate 75 in Laurel County. Both northbound lanes of I-75 from mile maker 41 to 43 were closed last night (1/18) due to a high number of accidents because of the slick conditions.