Scammers threaten to arrest people for owing fake debts
Posted: 5:42 PM Officials in Johnson County say several people are getting phone calls from fake debt collectors saying if they do not pay up in so many hours they will be arrested.
Posted: 5:42 PM Officials in Johnson County say several people are getting phone calls from fake debt collectors saying if they do not pay up in so many hours they will be arrested.
Updated: 4:30 PM The statue, after the unveiling, will be donated to a museum in Cleveland, Ohio.
Posted: 4:36 PM The tea party has won the first round in a lawsuit that questions the legality of the Kentucky Health Benefit Exchange that Gov. Steve Beshear set up last year by executive order.
Posted: 11:31 AM Clothing and accessories company Rue21 has agreed to be taken private in nearly $1 billion deal with private equity firm Apax Partners.
Updated: 8:38 AM History is always more interesting when you get to experience it. And folks with the Battle of Leatherwood will now be able to enhance your experience.
Posted: 4:44 AM More than 2,000 locations nationwide are opening their doors at no charge to military personnel and up to five family members.
Posted: 4:42 AM Powell Valley High School shut its doors almost a decade ago, along with it this vocational school. It sat empty until a few years ago when the county leased the building to Servolution Health Services, which is now opening the county's first free clinic.
Posted: 4:37 AM The death toll from this week's monster tornado in Oklahoma stands at 24, with all victims positively identified.
Posted: 10:34 PM Whitesburg police tell us Lenville Hendrix, 22, stole laptops, speakers and 20 iPads valued at $300 a piece from the Walmart in Whitesburg.
Posted: 9:02 PM Officials say the tornado destroyed or damaged as many as 13,000 homes, and that it may have caused $2 billion in overall damage.
Posted: 5:41 PM The 70-year-old was convicted of the 1997 killings of Willa Jean Ferrier, Crystal Conaster and Chris Boswell. Last year, the State Supreme Court ruled with the death row inmate to force DNA evidence be reviewed and submitted into court.
Posted: 4:32 PM Governor Steve Beshear has ordered flags at all state office buildings to be lowered to half-staff as a show of respect for the victims of the Oklahoma tornadoes.
Posted: 8:56 PM The planned expansion of Kentucky's Medicaid program coupled with a push to help the uninsured obtain health coverage will worsen the state's shortage of physicians.
Posted: 11:43 AM The shooting incident early Wednesday took place in Orlando, where an FBI agent along with other law enforcement personnel were interviewing the man.
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