Updated: 05/18/2013 - The Breathitt County coroner has confirmed that the bodies found in a burned car in the Southwood community of Breathitt County in have been positively identified as Michael Hufstetler as Crystal Hufstetler of Michigan.

Posted: 12:02 PM - The Atlanta-based private school says about 500 students will receive undergraduate degrees Sunday, becoming what are known as "Morehouse Men."

Posted: 05/18/2013 - A Kentucky college student has died as a result of a car crash.

Posted: 05/18/2013 - National Transportation Safety Board member Earl Weener says the broken rail is of substantial interest to investigators and a portion of the track will be sent to a lab for analysis.

Updated: 05/18/2013 - First responders from as far away as Grant County are in Floyd County this weekend getting certified as swift water rescue technicians. The three day course is conducted by the Floyd County Rescue Team and began Friday evening in the classroom with hours of instruction. The final two days are spent in the water doing various skills training and testing.

Posted: 05/18/2013 - The first ever Bluegrass on the Mountain Festival was in Pineville. Music and off-roading entertainment were provided.

Updated: 05/18/2013 - The Summit Community Church in Hazard donated clothes, toys, blankets, and box fans at the Reverse Yard Sale.

Updated: 05/17/2013 - James Garcia is serving a five year sentence after taking a plea deal for the 2011 death of his 4-year-old son Cameron Mullins.

Posted: 05/18/2013 - The charges were brought against Mariano Arias last year after police found two sets of skeletal remains in Fleming County.

Posted: 05/17/2013 - The Laurel County Sheriff's Department arrested Gilbert Tim Allen, 52, for letting Jerry Burns, 50, of London stay at his residence.

Updated: 05/18/2013 - The CEO and Owner of American Pet Food Manufacturing Company says the company will expand over the next 16 months.

Updated: 05/18/2013 - Travis Wayne will compete on "Redneck Island 3" on CMT this June.

Posted: 05/18/2013 - Saturday morning the Kentucky College of Osteopathic Medicine recognized 76 graduates. U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Regina M. Benjamin was the key note speaker and spoke to the graduates about the world's need for caring and compassionate physicians.

Posted: 05/17/2013 - Police say Jerry L. Morman, 45, admitted to driving under the influence of meth and oxycodone.

Posted: 05/18/2013 - Early this morning the Boyd County Sheriff's Department busted several meth labs.

Posted: 05/18/2013 - Folks lodging at hotels within the corporate limits of Somerset will be paying a little more in transient taxes.