Updated: 8:20 PM Site director, Chris Melton says the company needs 100 employees to start off with and plans to hire around 200 employees within the first year.

Posted: 4:56 PM Toyota Motor Corporation is concerned that it has built too many factories in the United States and is considering a slowdown in plans for further plant building in this country.

Updated: 2:04 PM Fire swept through an abandoned warehouse early Wednesday, collapsing the roof and forcing about 100 residents to evacuate nearby homes, authorities said.

Updated: 2:03 PM A barn fire at Triple T Farm in Allen County claimed the lives of several horses, according to a televised report.

Updated: 3:12 PM Repeatedly missing surgical procedures performed by students under his supervision and being unavailable when on call for emergencies were cited in a published report as reasons for the removal of former Lt. Gov. Steve Henry from the University of Louisville Medical School faculty.

Updated: 3:44 PM Lexingtonians on both sides of whether there should be stricter immigration laws spoke at a forum Tuesday night.

Posted: 7:15 AM A fire on the base that killed two children has been ruled arson by investigators.

Updated: 6:00 PM Police issue an arrest warrant for a man they stabbed another man in the overnight hours.

Updated: 12:11 AM Bell County leaders made the move because they say they have serious questions about management and spending practices within the department.

Updated: 11:10 PM There's a new "Ten Commandments" -- this one issued by the Vatican for drivers. These commandments tell motorists not to kill, not to drink and drive and to help fellow motorists in case of an accident.

Posted: 9:10 PM Dennis Richardson and Lee Bowling, both of Pittsburg, Gary Wagers of London, and Emanuel Bowling of East Bernstadt are charged with trafficking meth and prescription drugs.

Posted: 9:05 PM State police say a tractor trailer driven by Keith Perry crossed the center line and hit a pickup driven by 43-year old Linda Johnson of Bevinsville.

Posted: 8:37 PM Peabody Energy Corp. is considering building a coal conversion plant in Kentucky that could cost up to$3 billion and bring up to 800 full-time jobs, according to a letter released late Tuesday.

Posted: 7:10 PM Five environmental groups said Tuesday they want to join a federal government lawsuit that accuses Richmond, Va.-based Massey Energy Co. of violating the Clean Water Act thousands of times during the past six years.

Posted: 7:08 PM A panel set up by Gov. Ernie Fletcher is looking at ways to overhaul the state's retirement system, but that shouldn't worry current employees and retired personnel, the panel's chairman said Tuesday.

Updated: 10:39 PM Whitesburg is now wet after a vote easily passed in April for limited alcohol sales in restaurants.

Updated: 8:00 AM Several people in Jackson County have reported seeing a black bear in the last week.

Updated: 6:33 PM A new speed limit law was approved by the Kentucky General Assembly's 2007 session, but it still may be a while before you can speed up.

Updated: 3:34 PM Police say a man trying to get out of the rain is to blame for deadly ATV accident in Bourbon County.

Updated: 6:48 PM Police say the couple, living on Squires Road, woke up to a strange man in their bedroom at around 3:00, Tuesday morning.

Updated: 3:28 PM The victim told police she was unloading her car in her garage on Cromwell Way when she heard a noise behind her just after midnight last Wednesday.

Updated: 6:40 PM Worley's actions caused the death of her son, Dylan Rambo. Her daughter survived the accident. A plea deal was reached between the Wayne County Commonwealth's Attorney and Worleys' attorney in lessening the charge.

Updated: 5:21 PM The National Mining Association is criticizing as premature new federal mine safety legislation proposed today.

Updated: 4:40 PM A southern Kentucky woman has been sentenced in Wayne Circuit Court to 15 years in connection with the death of her eight-year-old son.

Posted: 4:29 PM Murray State University has shut down an out-of-use Internet message board after getting complaints that links to pornographic Web sites were sent out by e-mail using a school address.