Posted: 11:50 PM Police say Gracie Brooks, 67, and Glen Brooks Jr. were arguing on Old Ridge Road, while Brooks Jr. was attempting to stop a funeral procession.

Posted: 11:43 PM Law enforcement officials throughout the region are remembering state Trooper Alex Rubado. Rubado served at Post 9 in Pikeville for about a year before retiring due to illness.

Updated: 9:40 PM Memorial Day weekend is here. Highway safety officials say they are teaming up to increase seat belt usage and save lives. One mother is honoring her son's death and reminding everyone to be careful behind the wheel.

Updated: 9:37 PM The next time you drive down the Whitesburg bypass you might notice something that is quite a hoot! The 12 foot big horned owl is part of the Letcher County Wildlife Rehab and Education Center Interactive Arts Festival which began one month ago.

Updated: 7:51 PM Officials say they are constantly working to keep disasters, like the bridge collapse in Washington State, from happening in Eastern Kentucky.

Updated: 7:24 PM The Big Blue Smokehouse grand opening was Friday in Hazard.

Posted: 6:34 PM Officials tell us stolen items were found at a pawn shop in Morehead, which were linked back to the seller, Timothy Barnett. Kentucky State Police detectives tell us they will present the case to a grand jury.

Updated: 6:30 PM Roger Elswick was charged with wanton endangerment after his wife, Connie Webb Elswick, was found dead on the side of a road.

Updated: 7:07 PM The Knox County grand jury found Melissa Collett was under the influence when she slammed into a car carrying Nathaniel Broughton last May, killing him.

Updated: 6:25 PM A southern Kentucky grandfather is speaking out, about the charges he faces from jail that accuse him of trying to kidnap his granddaughter.

Updated: 11:57 PM The Kentucky Mountain Laurel festival dates back to the early 1930's and is still going strong.

Updated: 5:57 PM Charles Ramsey gained sudden fame when an interview he gave went viral after Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight were found in Cleveland earlier this month.

Updated: 11:30 PM Several travelers have gotten an early start to their holiday weekend and say even with the extra drivers the traffic has been pretty smooth so far.

Updated: 9:52 PM Officials say the fire started in the Second Stage costume shop on Hambley Boulevard in downtown Pikeville and quickly spread to the residence behind it.

Posted: 6:28 PM Democratic state Rep. Derrick Graham has been named chairman of the House Education Committee.

Posted: 6:21 PM A south-central Kentucky city is hoping to capture methane gas from a regional landfill and turn it into electricity.

Posted: 7:57 PM A Canadian man facing federal charges of stalking the brother of actress Jennifer Lawrence in Kentucky has been ordered to undergo a psychiatric exam.

Updated: 9:21 AM It is an expansion project officials say they've been working on for several years. The upgrades will increase freezer capacity from 10 pallets to 40 pallets of food and the cooler capacity will increase from 5 pallets to 18 pallets.

Updated: 12:30 PM The jury foreman in Jodi Arias' murder trial says the 18 days she spent on the witness stand didn't do her any good.

Updated: 6:15 AM About 150 people showed up at Thursday's rally at the West Virginia Coal Miner Statue at the state Capitol.

Updated: 12:22 AM Police are still searching for a robbery suspect from one week ago that stole money from a Save-A-Lot in Morgan County.

Posted: 11:20 PM The indictment states Darrell Hensley, 54, stole prescription drugs from mail that were intended for veterans while working as a US postal worker in Laurel County.

Updated: 6:00 PM Marcus Deyerin, a spokesman for the Northwest Washington Incident Management team, said there were no fatalities or suspected fatalities.

Posted: 6:37 PM The Boy Scouts of America's National Council has voted to ease a long-standing ban and allow openly gay boys to be accepted as Scouts.

Posted: 6:41 PM A day after she refused to answer questions at a congressional hearing, Lois Lerner has been replaced as director the Internal Revenue Service division that oversaw agents who targeted tea party groups.