Updated: 8:25 AM Fire officials in Pike County are determined to equip as many homes as possible with smoke detectors. Randy Courtney with the Pike County Firefighters Associations says, " The original 250 from the Fire Marshal's office have already been distributed out."
Posted: 6:56 PM A new festival that ties in with an old feud is being planned in Pikeville for later this year. It comes after a popular TV mini series brought folks to Eastern Kentucky from around the world.
Posted: 11:06 PM Local leadership has joined forces to plan a highly anticipated three-day Hatfield-McCoy Days event scheduled for Labor Day weekend, Aug. 31 to Sept. 2, 2013.
Updated: 8:15 AM The Kentucky Board of Education and The Kentucky Department of Education recognized eight school districts across the Commonwealth as 'Districts of Distinction'.
Updated: 5:41 PM Studies show Eastern Kentucky is one of the most unhealthy regions in the state, and now some people in Pike County are trying to fight back.
Updated: 5:02 PM Road crews in the Big Sandy Region continue to battle the elements to make sure the roads stay safe. Officials say they have been out since Thursday night salting and scraping the roads.
Updated: 9:02 AM FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - The Kentucky Public Service Commission is considering a request from a natural gas distributor in eastern Kentucky that wants to increase customer rates.
Updated: 8:39 AM Big Sandy RECC is making preparations for restoration of possible power outages caused by strong winds and severe thunderstorms that are expected in our area.
Updated: 5:42 PM Dozens of dogs are facing a possible death sentence at the Pike County Animal Shelter. Volunteers there say it is caused by constant overcrowding and is an unrelenting issue.
Updated: 5:45 PM Problems plaguing the coal industry are weighing heavily on the minds of many Eastern Kentuckians, but officials in Pike and Floyd Counties say other natural fuels, like natural gas, are helping boost economies.
Updated: 1:29 PM The P.R.I.D.E. Club at Pikeville High School which stands for 'Personal Responsibility in a Desirable Environment' has been working hard to positively impact their school and community. Club sponsor and Science teacher Kelly Scott says, “We want to promote a sustainable lifestyle and teach people to take care of themselves.”