Posted: 5:48 PM Williamsburg voters decided to allow alcohol sales in larger restaurants earlier this year.

Updated: 8:35 PM A public meeting later this month in Hazard could impact the drug epidemic in a positive way.

Posted: 5:37 PM City manager Carlos Combs says the state fire marshal's office has not cleared the building and the fire remains under investigation.

Posted: 5:32 PM A routine traffic stop in Perry County results in the confiscation of drugs and cash!

Updated: 7:09 PM A Manchester doctor accused of producing child pornography pleaded not guilty Tuesday in federal court in Lexington.

Posted: 5:18 PM GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) - Attorneys for John Edwards are indicating their case is winding down, but they are not yet saying whether they will call the former presidential candidate or his mistress to testify.

Posted: 5:16 PM CLEVELAND (AP) - Family members say a 10-year-old Ohio girl critically injured in April in a restaurant shooting by her father that killed her mother and her sister has died.

Posted: 5:08 PM A Letcher County man police call a "Serial Flasher" is expected to be arraigned Wednesday.

Posted: 5:04 PM Charges against a member of the Perry County Board of Education have been dismissed.

Posted: 5:00 PM A federal judge denied a release for two eastern Kentucky men charged with an attack on a gay man in Harlan County.

Posted: 12:22 PM LONDON, Ky. (AP) - A federal magistrate judge has ordered two eastern Kentucky men charged with a hate crime in an alleged attack on a gay man held until a June trial.

Updated: 4:38 PM The Interior Department says annual passes will be made available to members of the military free of charge starting Saturday, which is Armed Forces Day. The America the Beautiful National Parks and Federal Recreation Lands Pass ordinarily costs $80.

Posted: 7:44 AM The social networking company said in a regulatory filing Tuesday that it expects to sell its stock for between $34 and $38 per share. That's higher than a previous range of $28 to $35.

Posted: 7:40 AM The new Priorities ad shows a testimonial from a former steel worker at GST Steel in Kansas City, Mo., who says Romney's Bain Capital was only interested in making money at the expense of workers.

Posted: 7:32 AM The Office for the Blind's Allison Jessee says the agency has almost a million-dollar deficit for the current fiscal year and is trying to find ways to make ends meet.

Updated: 7:51 PM A former UK basketball player is charged with sexual abuse.

Posted: 6:00 AM What you think might be healthier versions of junk foods really are not.

Posted: 5:26 AM Starting this week, women will be assigned to serve in Army combat battalions under a pilot program in a move that more accurately reflects how women have been serving alongside infantry units on the ground in Iraq and Afghanistan for years.

Posted: 5:23 AM People in 79 Kentucky counties can make a few extra bucks if they're ready to get rid of an old refrigerator. Louisville Gas and Electric Co. and Kentucky Utilities Co. are giving $30 for a properly recycled refrigerator or freezer.

Posted: 5:17 AM His nomination all but assured, Mitt Romney is set to inch closer to clinching the GOP presidential nomination with a presidential primary in Oregon.

Posted: 4:16 AM Tuesday marks more than a ceremonial kick-off of a national strategy to fight Alzheimer's and find effective treatment strategies for the mind-destroying disease by 2025.

Posted: 12:23 AM The Kentucky Department of Highways will close KY 1888 in Magoffin County Tuesday at its intersection with US 460.

Posted: 12:18 AM same-sex couple and a Catholic high school in Lexington are at odds over whether the teenagers should have been allowed to go to the prom together.

Posted: 12:14 AM The Executive Branch Ethics Commission is alleging that former Tourism Commissioner Mike Cooper misused state resources for his own financial gain.

Posted: 12:08 AM Police are keeping many details to themselves of two deadly shootings along Mississippi highways that authorities believe could be at the hands of someone posing as law enforcement who is pulling people over.