Posted: 11:52 PM The event features some of the top basketball teams in the state, but organizers say what's happening off the court is more important.

Updated: 11:52 PM Kids poured into the Wal-Mart in Manchester, eagerly eyeing toys and games, and anxiously awaiting their chance to fill up their cart.

Posted: 11:46 PM The shutdown of the American Woodmark Corp. cabinet manufacturing plant in Moorefield, West Virginia will leave more than 400 people out of work.

Posted: 11:40 PM Eastern Kentucky University issued a safety alert after a robbery on campus Friday night.

Posted: 11:41 PM According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the products were shipped to institutions and distributors in Alabama, California, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina, Tennessee, West Virginia, and Wisconsin.

Posted: 11:41 PM The statewide totals are in for the Kentucky State Police "Cram The Crusier" campaig

Posted: 7:32 PM Waad Ramadan Alwan pleaded guilty in federal court in Bowling Green Friday afternoon.

Updated: 8:38 PM They were part of the largest deployment of Kentucky national guardsmen since World War II, now they're coming home.

Updated: 6:57 PM Green Hills Water District can barely keep its head above water, and if the financial woes are not fixed soon, they could go under!

Updated: 7:31 PM A Pike County school bus goes up in flames, and police are investigating it as arson!

Posted: 5:37 PM U.S. Rep. Nick Rahall and other members of the House Education and Workforce Committee are demanding the Justice Department pursue criminal prosecutions in the Upper Big Branch mine disaster.

Posted: 5:34 PM Gov. Steve Beshear recently announced the 18 Land and Water Conservation Fund project grants. He says improving parks and recreational facilities is good for tourism as well as local residents, who also get to enjoy the projects.

Posted: 5:33 PM Two centuries ago, a series of powerful earthquakes rocked the central Mississippi River valley at what was then the western edge of the young United States.

Posted: 5:32 PM A Princeton coal company is suing a British steel trading company for breach of contract, arguing it failed to buy the required amount of metallurgical coal.

Posted: 5:30 PM The shutdown of the American Woodmark Corp. cabinet manufacturing plant in Moorefield will leave more than 400 people out of work.

Posted: 5:29 PM A former top aide to Senator Mitch McConnell Hunter Bates confirms he is interested in running.

Posted: 5:28 PM U.S. Rep. Nick Rahall and other members of the House Education and Workforce Committee are demanding the Justice Department pursue criminal prosecutions in the Upper Big Branch mine disaster.

Posted: 11:42 PM EKU students hoped that the Mercury spill on campus would prevent them from having to take their final exams.

Posted: 5:21 PM Statement from Congressman Hal Rogers about the return of the troops to Eastern Kentucky.

Updated: 7:34 PM Soldiers who have spent months serving in Iraq arrived home, helping to mark the end of the long conflict.

Posted: 4:47 PM MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - Two centuries ago, a series of powerful earthquakes rocked the central Mississippi River valley at what was then the western edge of the young United States.

Posted: 4:42 PM The event took place at the U-Pike men's basketball game, an event some might say was perfect to raise awareness, considering Coach Kelly Wells is a organ recipient himself.

Posted: 4:18 PM Six people with pasts marked with drugs and addiction had their happy ending as they graduated from the Johnson/Lawrence/Martin County drug court.

Updated: 7:37 PM They are responsible for feeding over seven hundred hungry kids per week. But they need your help to keep their program running.

Posted: 4:44 PM A judge ruled Friday that prosecutors had probable cause to send the case against the officials to trial.