Regional

It happened between Winchester and Mt. Sterling.

A year after a gas pipeline exploded in Lincoln County, what was once a neighborhood, is now a deserted grassy field.

Many are fearful of catching COVID-19, but for some, the battle with the virus could be just the beginning. Experts warn many are having on-going complications after they’ve gotten rid of the infection.

According to the Labor Cabinet, an employee at the Unemployment Office has developed symptoms related to COVID-19.

Students in Lincoln County will be getting free school supplies for the 2020-21 school year.

This act of kindness stated with a post on Facebook and a little more than a day later dozens of people had pitched in hundreds of dollars to help out someone they’ve never met.

The Lake Cumberland District Health Department says it keeps a close eye on people coming and going at the lake.

Eastern Kentucky has seen another bear sighting. Check out this video footage of the bear.

The health department issued the notice to anyone who attended Sunday services at Saxton Baptist Church in Williamsburg.

Officials believe the results in Alexandria could be replicated in larger cities like Louisville, where officers respond to calls involving mental health, domestic disturbances, and homelessness an average of once every 10 minutes.

A man has been arrested in connection to the disappearance of a Northern Kentucky teenager who was last seen in 2010.

In an email sent to parents Monday night, Fayette County Board of Education listed out a plan showing what the upcoming year might look like and parents still have questions.

Some Kentucky school districts are amending their start dates following recommendations from education leaders and the governor.

A string of positive COVID-19 cases in Rowan County is forcing some government offices to close.

The big decision from the Fayette County School Board has led to some mixed reactions.

As many children in the commonwealth are starting out the fall semester with online classes, Rowan County is offering three options, including virtual schooling. It seems some people in the county are trying to take advantage of the online learning option.

The animal rescue center said the incident happened while the owner was in the hospital.

According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office, a Lexington businessman was sentenced to 12 months and one day to federal prison on Thursday for obstructing justice.

Bluewater did not specify why the situation occurred. But the company released a statement saying it has ran more than 20,000 COVID-19 tests in the past two weeks and that only a small number of patients need to be re-tested.

Young drivers in Fayette County are facing an unusual roadblock as they try and get their driver’s licenses. Driving tests are still not being administered.

On Monday afternoon, the Cumberland Valley District Health Department reported a total of 42 new cases of COVID-19 among inmates at the Manchester Federal Correctional Institution.

Following strong overnight storms, the search had centered on bent or broken tree branches leading to public pathways.

Despite not having any COVID-19 cases to date, Gillum’s Sports Lounge in Richmond has closed its dining room doors.

Two twin brothers at Morning Pointe of Knoxville turned 96 this week.

Beginning in Addison, Michigan and ending in Gadsden, Alabama, the 127 Yard Sale spans 690 miles and six states, including the commonwealth.

On October 26, 2018 Legend Denver Asher was born weighing just one pound seven ounces.

In the next few weeks, children will start heading back to school.

Monday night, the Franklin County School Board voted to start the year 100 percent virtually.

It’s almost time for kids to go back to school and that means new school supplies.

Stanton Mayor Dale Allen says the city could soon decide to cancel some activities due to the recent spike in COVID-19 cases.