Posted: 11:13 AM A former Roman Catholic priest will face a second trial on sexual-abuse charges in October, after the Kentucky Supreme Court tossed out a jury's verdict.

Updated: 11:27 AM A western Kentucky call center for wireless phones will be adding 70 jobs. AT&T officials say the move is aimed at accommodating growth among wireless users.

Posted: 9:42 AM A western Kentucky woman was charged with criminal abuse after authorities found her seven children malnourished and living without food, water and electricity.

Posted: 8:38 AM NASA says the space shuttle has departed Fort Campbell, and is scheduled to arrive in Florida within the hour.

Posted: 8:35 AM There's still plenty of water in Lake Cumberland, depending on where you are, despite lowered water levels.

Posted: 8:27 AM Willing to try anything, the parents of a missing four-year-old boy have even turned to a psychic for help.

Updated: 8:22 AM Friends and family members of a northern Kentucky soldier killed in Iraq remembered him as a family man who lived to serve others at a memorial service yesterday.

Updated: 11:25 PM A prosecutor says she will seek the death penalty against a man accused of shooting to death a small town police chief.

Updated: 10:45 AM The search continues in Russell County for a boater's body.

Updated: 1:26 PM Lexington police say a woman was drunk when she hit a utility pole at High Street and Madison Place.

Updated: 8:04 AM Lexington Police find a wrecked car, engulfed in flames, but no driver.

Posted: 6:20 AM There's a lot to do around Lexington to celebrate the July 4th holiday.

Updated: 10:42 AM Lawmakers approved an increase to 70 miles an hour earlier this year and the change is about to go into effect.

Updated: 1:09 AM Fire breaks out at the recycling plant on Winchester road.

Updated: 10:44 AM In February, personal information of current and former IBM employees nationwide was lost, but now some who used to work at the Lexington facility are finding out their identity could be at risk.

Updated: 11:24 PM Some residents say they're fed up and they took their concerns to the city council in Hindman Monday night.

Posted: 10:16 PM Police say James R. Simpson, of London, refused to stop which led to the chase in London.

Updated: 10:47 AM Investigators say they received a tip Monday that someone found more body parts on waterworks road... about ten miles from the original scene.

Updated: 10:24 AM The Paintsville Herald reports William David Sowards admitted to shooting his brother, Frank, but claimed it was self defense.

Updated: 10:52 AM A pricey polar bear exhibit at the Louisville Zoo and whether state university employees should have domestic partner benefits are on the legislative docket when the General Assembly convenes in special session this week.

Updated: 11:15 AM A Florida teenager died on Monday following an accident on Lake Cumberland in south-central Kentucky, officials said.

Posted: 9:57 PM East Kentucky Power Cooperative has agreed to spend $650 million on equipment to reduce emissions and pay a $750,000 fine to settle a lawsuit over pollution, federal officials announced Monday.

Updated: 11:18 AM A thrill ride at a Louisville amusement park remained closed Monday while investigators continued to take statements from witnesses about an accident in which a teenager's feet were cut off, state officials said.

Updated: 11:23 AM For western Kentucky grain farmer Bill Clift, last week's soaking rains came just in time for his drought-stressed corn crop.

Updated: 9:33 PM It happened on U.S. 119 near the Bell County line at least one home was evacuated while gas valves were shut off.