Posted: 5:29 PM Gov. Steve Beshear's inaugural day push for a constitutional amendment to allow more kinds of gambling in Kentucky has run into immediate opposition from conservative pastors who are promising a fight.
Posted: 5:01 PM WASHINGTON (AP) - Over and over, the Iraq war is over. President Barack Obama, who opposed the war all the way to the
White House, can't remind people enough that he is the one ending
the conflict and getting every last troop home.
Updated: 1:00 AM Six months has passed since flooding tore through the area destroying many homes and businesses. Although many places are still rebuilding one organization is not letting their renovations stand in the way of spreading a little Christmas cheer.
Posted: 11:27 PM The magazine cited dissent across the Middle East that has spread to Europe and the United States and says these protesters are reshaping global politics.
Posted: 4:41 AM NEW YORK (AP) - More than 300 people arrested during Occupy Wall Street demonstrations are expected to pack a New York City courtroom this week to answer the charges.
Posted: 4:39 AM WASHINGTON (AP) - The Obama administration says the number of young adults going without medical coverage has shrunk by 2.5 million since the new health care law took effect.
Posted: 4:37 AM WASHINGTON (AP) - Congress will try again to force itself to rein in its spending habits when the Senate votes on two proposals to amend the Constitution to require a balanced budget.
Updated: 2:26 PM Sheriff Kelly Shouse said meth labs have become all too common in Qwsley County
“This is known as ‘the hole’ in Owsley County,” said Shouse.
“This is an ongoing problem in this area.”
Updated: 11:01 PM It's already against the law to drive and text in Kentucky, but now a powerful government agency wants to put the brakes on cell phones and driving.
Posted: 7:56 PM More than 100 families got clothes, coats, and Christmas gifts at the annual St. Vincent Mission Christmas store in the David area of Floyd County.
Updated: 10:50 PM Police say the investigation took three years, but they are pleased Doctor Richard Albert pleaded guilty to drug charges and his clinic is shut down permanently.
Posted: 7:10 PM Sen. Jay Rockefeller says the U.S. Postal Service has agreed to delay rural post office closings and distribution center consolidations for six months.
Posted: 7:08 PM A northeast Ohio middle school teacher says an employee at a local Target store told her she couldn't shop with about 25 students buying items for charity.
Posted: 7:05 PM A landlord found to have discriminated against a black girl by posting a "White Only" sign at a swimming pool wants a state civil rights commission to reconsider its decision.