Berea theatre takes on a 'summer of hate'
Hate crimes, racial slurs, and discrimination in Kentucky are just a few of the topics in the new play that debuted tonight at Berea College. Read More
Hundreds of people came to pay their respects to a man who dedicated his life to educating and helping eastern Kentuckians.
Hate crimes, racial slurs, and discrimination in Kentucky are just a few of the topics in the new play that debuted tonight at Berea College. Read More
Sheriff's deputies believe 64 year old Harold Doug Johnson was running a pawn business, trading guns for pills. Read More
The mining officials allegedly violated mine safety laws to protect miners from possible roof falls and unsafe electrical cables. Read More
Firefighters in one eastern Kentucky city are upset after a city council meeting Tuesday night. Read More
The electricity is back on for thousands of people after Sunday's snow storm, but around 3,000 customers are still in the dark. Crews continue to work around the clock to restore the power. Read More
A Morgan County man was shot to death by a police officer after they responded to a domestic violence complaint. When police got to the house in West Liberty they say an armed man approached them and an officer fired. Read More
Charles Wells worked in the state's personnel cabinet. Kentucky State Police say he died of smoke inhalation after a spece heater in his sunroom caught something on fire. Read More
It's a controversial elected position one a state lawmaker wants to eliminate. A Jefferson County representative has proposed a bill to strip constables of their power. The proposal comes just a few weeks after a grand jury indicted Jefferson County constable for shooting a shoplifiting suspect outside a Walmart. While incident lead some to question the need for constables, smaller communities say they're a valuable resource. Read More
The number of Kentucky Power customers without electricity is now below 10,000, but some could still be in the dark through the weekend. Hundreds have chosen to wait it out in hotels. Read More
The U.S. Geological Survey says the magnitude 4.0 earthquake was centered near the town of East Prairie, Mo Read More
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