LEXINGTON — It can be stressful when someone close to you needs medical attention, especially when it’s your child. There are a multitude of reasons a child might need to go to the hospital, whether it’s routine or unexpected. These can range…
LOUISVILLE — Jefferson Family Court Judge Angela Johnson has declined to remove herself from the contentious divorce of former Gov. Matt Bevin and his ex-wife Glenna, who allege she is biased and seeking media attention from the high-profile case.
PADUCAH— Lawmakers are heading back to the drawing board on 2 bills aimed at protecting survivors of domestic violence. Also known as Stephanie's Law, the goal of both House Bill 773 and Senate Bill 259 was to create a DV offender registry.
MAYFIELD — The Graves County Jail and Restricted Custody Center held a fundraising event Friday in honor of the late Deputy Jailer Robert Daniel, who lost his life while on shift during the 2021 western Kentucky tornado.
Community members, medical providers and patients gathered Friday for an observance aimed at sharing the stories of people impacted by organ, tissue and eye donation.
The McCracken County Fiscal Court continued discussion of county employee pay and department allotments at a called budget workshop meeting Friday, once again falling short of agreement on the subject.
FRANKFORT — The Kentucky Education Association (KEA) is urging all Kentucky school employees, both certified and classified, to share their experiences in a safety and student behavior survey.
FRANKFORT — Despite some areas of Kentucky receiving rain earlier this week, drought conditions have worsened in the commonwealth. That's according to the weekly U.S. Drought Monitor report issued on Thursday.
Six juniors from McCracken County High School have been selected from 283 applicants nationwide to attend the 2026 Commonwealth Honors Academy at Murray State University.
Caroline Grumley and Emmett Morehead, seniors at Paducah Tilghman High School, were accepted to the 2026 Kentucky Governor’s School for the Arts (GSA).
Tickets for the 2026 "Power of the Purse" raffle benefiting the United Way of Western Kentucky and Paducah Professional Women are available through April 20.
The City of Paducah Public Works Department is requesting public feedback from residents following the completion of the March Household Bulk Item Collection Pilot Program.
Livingston County Judge Executive Michael Williams announced Thursday that the fiscal court will receive $6.7 million through House Bill 900 to repair and/or replace Smithland’s wastewater system.
The community came together to lunch and learn at a Fair Housing Luncheon on April 16 in honor of Fair Housing Month, commemorating the signing of the Fair Housing Act.Â
 As the need for healthcare professionals continues nationwide, the Marshall County Ambulance Service is working to increase the number of Emergency Medical Technicians in western Kentucky.
