City and county law enforcement officials are encouraging residents to obey local ordinances and prioritize safety this Fourth of July, to prevent emergencies related to fireworks, traffic and the summer heat.聽
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The Paducah Area Chamber of Commerce鈥檚 July Power in Partnership Breakfast will include a 鈥淪alute to Health and Human Services,鈥 and the featured speaker will be Kentucky Rural Development Dir…
Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman announced Tuesday that no credible election law violations were found during inquiries into the 2024 General Election.
- By SARAH LADD | Kentucky Lantern
Most perpetrators and victims of domestic violence in Kentucky are between the ages of 25 and 39, the annual Domestic Violence Data Report shows. The 2024 report, released 抖阴直播软件, shows about …
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Fireworks, live music, parades, and more 鈥 many celebrations are coming up that are sure to add some extra sparkle to your summer plans.
- By DRAYTON CHARLTON-PERRIN | The Sun DCHARLTONPERRIN@PADUCAHSUN.COM
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Ron Patterson, Ed.D., has had an eventful first three days as president of Murray State University.
- By ARRIYONNA ALLEN | The Sun AALLEN@PADUCAHSUN.COM
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The Cuba Community Volunteer Fire Department in Graves County recently put out the call for donations so it could purchase two automated external defibrillators. It鈥檚 a gift that can save live…
- By CARLY DICK | The Sun CDICK@PADUCAHSUN.COM
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Paducah native Henry Thomas Ward, born in 1909, was a crusader for public projects and change in western Kentucky, leaving a legacy of modernizing Kentucky鈥檚 park system and championing impact…
- By HARPER SPAULDING, JASON THOMASON | The Sun NEWS@PADUCAHSUN.COM
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An adult day service in Murray, Kentucky, is dealing with the aftermath of a fire that severely damaged its facility early Wednesday morning.
- By LEANNE FULLER | The Sun LFULLER@PADUCAHSUN.COM
While McCracken County District Court Judge Todd Jones ordered Suzanne Alt to report to the McCracken County Jail after a jury found her guilty Tuesday of 105 counts of inhumane treatment of a…
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Governor announces $5.7M for riverport projects, including $846,000 for Paducah-McCracken Riverport Authority
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2024 domestic violence report shows perpetrator, victim age breakdown
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Authorities stress safety for July Fourth weekend
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Biography celebrates Paducah鈥檚 'Hammerin' Hank' Ward
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Chamber breakfast features 'Salute to Health and Human Services'
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OMAHA, NE -- The Murray State Racers found themselves fighting to get back into a game on Saturday afternoon, only this time they would come up short in a 6-4 loss to UCLA in their first game of the College World Series.
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This summer, ESPN鈥檚 flagship news and information program SportsCenter will travel from coast to coast with the launch of 鈥淪portsCenter: 50 States in 50 Days鈥 鈥 a nationwide tour designed to b…
- By KEITH TAYLOR Kentucky Today
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A new era in college athletics has begun.
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As we head into the dog days of summer, the Ohio Valley League has also hit the midway mark of its schedule, with the season already halfway into the books. As teams prepare for the home stret…
- By JOSEPH RUSSELL Messenger-Inquirer
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A few rules changes are coming to high school basketball in 2025-26, including clarification and simplification around goaltending penalties
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After leading the Murray State baseball team to the College World Series for the first time ever and locking down a four-year extension on his contract, Racers head coach Dan Skirka is gearing…
- By PATRICK CONNOR pconnor@paducahsun.com
On Wednesday night, the Paducah Chiefs looked to keep a bit of mid-season momentum rolling, as they returned to Brooks Stadium in search of their eighth straight win, taking on the Fulton Rail…
Opinion
- By: LAURA PETRIE
When it comes to movies, no two scenes are the same.聽In a similar way, no two women are the same. Our unique identities and experiences help us shape our vibrant communities and write the script of what the future will hold.
- By JONATHAN MILLER, CALEB O. BROWN
Beyond destroying the vast majority of the revitalized hemp industry, recriminalizing hemp would quickly shift demand to criminal enterprises that care far less about product quality or the age of their customers.
- By AMYE BENSENHAVER
Keeping with the theme of legislative contempt for the voters who elected them to public office, this weekend we learned that Senate President Robert Stivers said during a media tour of a temporary workspace necessitated by renovations to the Kentucky Capitol that a gallery for the public 鈥溾…
- By CAROLYN ROOF
After a spring of constant and heavy rains, it is appropriate that the newest Hydrangea arborescens* is named 鈥淪torm Proof.鈥 It was so named for its strong stems that support its blooms even during and after heavy rainstorms.
The soft yellow green, blinky glow of these little insects of summer doesn't come anywhere close to resembling bolts of lightning. And the bugs are dead silent, the farthest thing from thunder that accompanies the explosive electrical discharges for which they are named.
Obituaries
We celebrate the life of Robert Earl Rice, affectionately known to many as Bob, who passed a…
Olene W. Poor, 90, of Dexter, died 抖阴直播软件, July 1, 2025, at the Murray-Calloway County Hospi…