Posted: 3:46 AM Several people are in jail after Hart County Police found a meth lab just east of Bonnieville.

Posted: 8:42 PM Although only a few months have passed on the 2006 calender, Kentucky has already seen its share of brush fires.

Posted: 7:16 PM State lawmakers have passed a bill that would distance registered sex offenders from schools and daycare centers.

Posted: 7:11 PM Teachers who have documented history of drug problems would face random drug testing under a bill in the Kentucky Senate.

Posted: 6:57 PM Since tornadoes touched down in Kentucky last year, that's the question that's been on many minds.

Updated: 1:10 PM A former area teacher appears before a judge asking for a reduction of her $87,500 bond. 26-year-old Angela Comer was in Monroe Circuit Court today. Judge Eddie Lovelace ruled that he would take both sides of the argument into consideration and make a decision in the next few days.

Updated: 9:00 AM An area family has a daily struggle with food allergies.

Posted: 3:46 PM Picture a school cafeteria, what comes to your mind? Is it cold pizza, dry chicken nuggets, or what about rock hard rolls? Schools are now trying to change that picture while teaching children at the same time.

Updated: 1:18 PM Another man is sentenced to prison for the murder of a Western student in 2003.

Posted: 7:25 AM A judge rules Kentucky Transportation Secretary should stand trial.

Updated: 1:17 PM Jockeys may be covered under a worker's compensation plan.

Posted: 8:43 PM SKYMAC is ready to rev up their planes and bring national events to the area with the Blue Grass Jet Jam, Memorial Day Annual Fun Fly Inn, and the Vette City Big Birds.

Posted: 7:15 PM In a week from Tuesday, a budget for Kentucky will be on its way to approval by house lawmakers. Over the weekend legislative leaders burned the midnight oil on their version of a two-year state spending blueprint.

Posted: 6:15 PM Doctors say Governor Ernie Fletcher's condition continues to improve and he could be released soon.

Posted: 6:13 PM Members of Bowling Green's Police force used their new tasers for the first time this weekend.

Posted: 5:07 PM Lawmakers are doing their work at the capitol while the governor remains in the hospital.

Updated: 7:13 PM In today's society many are looking at the days of dealing with battle of the bulge different way. With obesity rates skyrocketing health professionals are working to teach the public about the benefits of healthy eating.

Posted: 4:57 PM The Hart County Rescue Squad hosted a mock rescue at Mammoth Cave Sunday, with live victims, so they will know what to do in an emergency.

Posted: 4:24 PM New technology shows that the future of energy may be as close as the nearest chicken farm. Western's "Institute for Combustion Science and Environmental Technology," better known as ISCET, says they know how to use chicken manure to make energy and to clean coal.

Posted: 3:30 PM If you travel the William H. Natcher Parkway, these cost you time and money. We're talking about toll booths and if some drivers and lawmakers have their way, they'll be removed sooner than later.

Posted: 3:55 AM Mammoth Cave National Park is getting a face lift.

Updated: 2:30 AM Homeowners could become armed with legal protection when shooting intruders.

Updated: 2:27 AM You could help contribute to a well-known project that benefits children.

Updated: 11:25 PM Attorney General wants substitute justices to step down.

Updated: 11:22 PM House leaders are working on the 2006 state budget.