Updated: 6:33 PM The track of the storm may not dump much snow in Pulaski County, yet crews in Somerset say they are ready for winter's worst regardless.

Updated: 4:38 PM Sandy is getting ready to join forces with some majorly cold air. The end result will bring wind, rain, and snow to our region.

Updated: 10:54 PM A woman is dead after a crash this morning in Pulaski County.

Posted: 4:30 PM One driver is airlifted to the hospital after a crash involving a dump truck.

Posted: 3:25 PM The Center for Rural Development, is accepting grant applications from city and county governments and eligible nonprofit organizations for the next round of federally funded ARC mini-grants.

Posted: 5:14 PM It was 90% finished, but Friday a dental office set to open soon was gutted by fire.

Updated: 8:17 PM A setback on Friday for a dental office scheduled to open soon.

Posted: 7:39 PM SOMERSET, Ky. (WYMT) - Here is an all-access look at the No. 10 Pulaski County Maroons as they prepare for crosstown rival Southwestern.

Posted: 11:30 PM SOMERSET, Ky. (WYMT) - It is now time to announce the WYMT Player of the Week for week eight of the high school football season.

Posted: 11:25 PM SOMERSET, Ky. (WYMT) - During our final day with No. 10 Pulaski County, the Maroons focused primarily on defense, and we were also able to hear from a few seniors who gave us a little more insight on what is known as "Southwestern Week".

Posted: 11:25 PM SOMERSET, Ky. (WYMT) - Day two of Pulaski County's preparation for rival Southwestern was spent fine tuning individual aspects of the game with some light hearted teasing from head coach John Hines. Here is an inside look at Tuesday's practice with the No. 10 Maroons.

Posted: 12:21 PM SOMERSET, Ky. (WYMT) - Last Friday, the #10 Pulaski County Maroons secured themselves the 2012 class 5A district 8 championship, but their season isn't over. As they prepare for the crosstown Warriors, we go all-access with the Maroons for what they call "Southwestern Week."

Updated: 8:51 PM Two Somerset football players are making progress in recovery just a week after being severely injured in a wreck.

Posted: 3:41 PM The Center for Rural Development is hosting a one-day-only introductory training class on Oct. 29 to help get you up to speed on some of today’s hottest, cutting-edge mobile communication tools.

Updated: 3:56 PM It's time to start picking up Black Walnuts--and a little incremental income.

Posted: 4:32 PM SOMERSET, Ky. (WKYT) - Two high school football players seriously injured in a crash last week are recovering at UK Hospital.

Updated: 8:19 AM Students and staff at a Southern Kentucky High School say they're in shock, and hoping for the best, following a crash that left two football players listed in serious condition at UK Hospital.

Posted: 2:12 PM The Center for Rural Development is expanding its 42-county primary service area in Southern and Eastern Kentucky to include three additional counties in Eastern Kentucky.

Posted: 10:38 PM PULASKI COUNTY, Ky. (WKYT) - A former presidential candidate gave a speech about leadership at a southern Kentucky school.

Updated: 11:38 PM While he is most known as a governor, presidential candidate and best-selling author, Mike Huckabee traveled to Somerset to talk to students and the community about leadership.

Updated: 7:25 PM Jeff Ward returned from his service in Afghanistan this week and his children didn't know he was home 3 months early. WKYT was there for the happy reunion.

Updated: 4:45 PM The Kentucky Division of Forestry is once again preparing for an active wildfire season as lack of rain this summer and increased fuel loads from spring storms could pose problems for fighting fires.

Posted: 4:16 PM Police say the chemcials found inside the bag at Somerset Cemetery was not part of an active lab, but they say there's always the potential for a dangerous reaction.

Posted: 2:25 PM Somerset Police say Gregory and Craig Phelps were arguing, when both men pulled out guns.

Posted: 7:05 PM The Commonwealth Journal reports Charles Godbey was sworn in Thursday.