Posted: 10:57 AM The Federal Mine Safety and Health Administration files a lawsuit against mine operators who don't follow the Mine Act.

Updated: 3:33 PM Kentucky's Graduated Driver's License Program steps closer to becoming a law.

Posted: 10:56 AM Fire investigators continue to look for the cause of a fire that caused a home to go up into flames twice.

Posted: 10:55 AM After being denied by the appellate court, a Bowling Green man is now appealing his case to the Kentucky supreme court.

Posted: 7:52 PM An area power provider files more suits against citizens' accused of blocking the way to a new power line.

Posted: 7:47 PM Governor Ernie Fletcher wants everyone in Kentucky to have access to high-speed Internet, whether it be at work or in their homes.

Posted: 2:35 PM Campers at 32 state parks around Kentucky will for the first time be able to reserve campsites.

Posted: 2:12 PM ABC felt the effects of war close to home when an anchor and photographer were injured in Iraq. One of the first people on the scene who gave aid to Bob Woodruff and Doug Vogt is from Elizabethtown.

Updated: 1:26 AM A law making it mandatory to wear a seatbelt has recently been gaining steam in Frankfort. One local familiy supports the bill, and are hoping to gain support to pass one of their own aimed at teenage drivers.

Posted: 10:07 PM Totals from the first week of the Buckets of Hope Campaign

Posted: 10:02 PM In 2008, the Warren Rural Electric Commission will leave the Tennessee Valley Authority for the Eastern Kentucky Power Co-operative.

Updated: 4:16 AM Nearly 4,600 children a year are patients at St. Jude Children't Research Hospital, and almost 200 children are seen there daily. This high number had students at Western Kentucky University staying "Up Till Dawn" this weekend, in order to raise money for the children at the hospital.

Updated: 4:16 AM The two people arrested for Friday's murder plead not guilty.

Updated: 4:16 AM Four Ft. Campbell Soldiers killed in Iraq

Updated: 4:16 AM Protestors would have to stay away 300 feet from a funeral or memorial service.

Updated: 6:14 PM One of the former best employers in south central Kentucky will soon be closing down. Tyco Electronics announced it will close its Franklin facility by the end of March.

Updated: 6:11 PM More local police departments get approved to carry and use tasers while on patrol.

Updated: 5:48 PM An entry on Governor Fletcher's calendar places him in a key meeting.

Updated: 5:47 PM Man says he was smoking crack at the time.

Updated: 11:04 AM Abortions in Kentucky would be illegal under a proposal filed this week by a House Republican lawmaker

Updated: 11:02 AM A "lockout" has affected up to 30 thousand email accounts at the university since Monday.

Updated: 10:57 AM A Kentucky man pleads guilty in a McDonald’s strip search case.

Updated: 1:26 PM First year teacher at Rockfield Elementary is this year's recipient.

Updated: 9:11 PM Bowling Green Police arrested a man in connection with a downtown arson that happened last month.

Updated: 9:10 PM WBKO has learned a prominent Bowling Green businessman will plead guilty to four counts of tax fraud.