Posted: 11:27 AM NEW YORK (AP) - Though Facebook bans children under 13, millions of them have profiles on the site by lying about their age.

Posted: 11:25 AM Questions about the extent of a slowdown in the global economy keep putting pressure on the price of oil.

Posted: 8:37 AM Indonesia's Meteorology and Geophysics Agency put the preliminary magnitude of Monday's temblor at 6.1. It hit 121 kilometers (75 miles) southwest of West Java province's coast at a depth of around 24 kilometers (15 miles).

Posted: 7:45 AM The Charleston Work Release Center said Sunday that John Carter, of Wayne County, failed to report back to the center on Saturday. He was on leave at his father's home.

Posted: 7:42 AM Police say several people inside the home were drinking and got into an argument.

Posted: 7:34 AM Ginny is a Dutch Shepherd trained to perform searches in both underground and surface mines.

Posted: 7:24 AM Police arrest a man for stealing metal plates from railroad tracks.

Posted: 7:31 AM A man is dead after losing control of his motorcycle.

Posted: 7:24 AM An aviation official says that all passengers on board the plane that crashed in Nigeria's largest city have been killed. The government says 153 people were on board.

Posted: 7:31 AM The defense team for George Zimmerman, the man charged in the killing of Trayvon Martin, says he is in police custody in Florida.

Posted: 7:32 AM A passenger on an ATV is dead after a weekend crash.

Posted: 7:31 AM An afternoon crash sent three people to the hospital Sunday afternoon

Updated: 6:22 PM Wet weather made for slippery road conditions for people across the state even causing one deadly accident in Clay County.

Updated: 1:56 PM It is Relay for Life season, and thousands of people are gathering in their fight against cancer in eastern Kentucky!

Updated: 1:59 PM Three months ago several parts of Kentucky were hit hard by a tornado outbreak.

Posted: 12:10 AM Interstate 75 south near the Kentucky-Tennessee border will be closed again Sunday night.

Posted: 11:58 PM The Southeast Kentucky Chamber of Commerce has announced that Brad N. Hall, President/CEO will be resigning from his position June 11th.

Posted: 11:14 PM Clean water will soon be available to more than one hundred homes in Breathitt County.

Updated: 12:17 AM A Kentucky police officer who lost his home in the March 2nd tornado outbreak is expected to move into his new home this weekend.

Updated: 2:36 AM More relay for life events were held tonight across the region. Around three hundred people came to the Rawlings Stinson park in Clay County. The chairperson who has been there for 10 years said her fiance, son and grandfather are all battling cancer now.

Posted: 11:04 PM LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - A mine-safety advocate wants Kentucky to move to revoke coal-mining licenses at an eastern Kentucky mine that was shut down for nine days after a surprise inspection last month.

Updated: 2:33 AM A Laurel County man is in jail after police said he beat his roommate to death a little more than a month ago.

Posted: 6:51 PM Another lawsuit has been filed after a 2010 flood in Pike County, this time claiming the state failed to enforce mining laws that could have made the flood preventable.

Posted: 6:48 PM A Pike County water district has recently been the target of thefts. Officials say thousands of dollars worth of equipment has been stolen in the past two months, and customers may see higher rates because of it.

Updated: 6:59 PM An elderly man's home was burglarized, and the man accused admits he stole from him to get money for pills.