Christian “Kit” Martin, who is from Christian County, shot and killed his three neighbors — Edward Dansereau and Calvin and Pamela Phillips — in Pembroke on Nov. 18, 2015.
FBI agents returned to Bardstown on Wednesday morning, hoping to unearth some clues in their investigation into the disappearance of a Nelson County mother of five.
It’s Kentucky Farmers’ Markets week and Commissioner of Agriculture Dr. Ryan Quarles is urging Kentuckians to celebrate Kentucky Farmers’ Markets Week by getting out and supporting Kentucky farm families who bring fresh farm products to the public each week.
On Wednesday, the Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources provided an update about the ongoing investigation of an unexplained illness affecting birds in Kentucky and elsewhere.
CASA of South Central KY, an agency that provides concerned citizen volunteers to advocate for abused and neglected children in the family court systems throughout the region, invites the citizens of South Central Kentucky to participate in their upcoming Pajamas for CASA donation drive.
The Grayson County Sheriff’s Office is currently accepting applications for the full-time position of Grayson County Sheriff’s Deputy and part-time Court Security Deputy.
Born from a $100 gift from a faculty member, the idea for the College Heights Foundation (CHF) started with the goal to help Western Kentucky University students in need.
In this week’s View from the Hill, Amy Bingham takes us inside Camp COLLAB where the students aren’t the only ones learning. Camp COLLAB truly is a collaboration. If you combine the skill set brought by Speech Language Pathologists with the skill set brought by special education teachers, it’s a win/win for everyone.
Jennifer Dicks, 39, of Glasgow Ky., was arrested and charged with Burglary 2nd Degree, Criminal Mischief 2nd Degree (On Foot), Criminal Trespass 1st Degree, Resisting Arrest.
More than a dozen students from WKU’s Kelly Autism Program have just wrapped up a paid summer internship program at various places around Bowling Green.
Fort Knox is celebrating the nation’s 245 years of independence with a Fourth of July Celebration kicking off at 6 p.m. and a Salute to the Nation ceremony at 9 p.m.
Nine high-tech Kentucky companies will receive a total $900,000 in state matching grants to support high-paying jobs and technology development in the commonwealth, Gov. Andy Beshear announced today.
Summer is here and that means the recreational boating season is well underway, the Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources is launching a new program designed to save lives on Kentucky waterways.
Gov. Andy Beshear recognizes the sacrifice of a Somerset sailor who died on the USS Oklahoma in the attack on Pearl Harbor but whose remains were not identified until last year.
T.J. Regional Health hosted a ribbon cutting and open house for T.J. Health Scottsville and the newly opened Outpatient Diagnostic Center on Friday, June 18th at 1084 Veterans Memorial Highway in the Carpenter Dent Drugs building.
Today, Gov. Andy Beshear announced semi-trailer and equipment manufacturer Fruehauf Inc. plans to locate its first U.S. facility in nearly 25 years in Bowling Green with a $12 million investment expected to create 288 full-time jobs in the years ahead.
