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Graves County church works with nonprofit to build bunk beds for children
A Graves County church is teaming up with a national nonprofit to build bunk beds this week for 200 children who do not have adequate places to sleep.
Trial date set for Calloway County man accused of kidnapping, sexually assaulting teen
A trial date has been set for a Calloway County man accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a teenage girl 13 years ago.
Two men charged in deadly shooting of Savannah Hancock; police searching for female suspect
Two men face new charges in connection with a deadly drive-by shooting that happened in Mayfield, Kentucky, last month.
Former teacher accused of recording video in school bathroom arraigned in Calloway County
A former high school teacher and track coach accused of setting up a device to record video in a school bathroom pleaded not guilty Tuesday during an arraignment hearing in Calloway County Circuit Court.
Former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens dies at 99
Stevens' influence was felt on issues including abortion rights, protecting consumers and placing limits on the death penalty. He led the high court's decision to allow terrorism suspects held at Guantanamo Bay to plead for their freedom in U.S. courts.
Planned Parenthood of Illinois rejects federal funds
Planned Parenthood of Illinois has announced it will stop accepting federal funds because of a new Trump administration rule barring family planning clinics from referring women for abortions.
Farmers hear from agriculture market analysts at live recording of 'U.S. Farm Report'
More than 100 farmers attended a program Tuesday sponsored by Legence Bank, American Farm Mortgage Financial Services and Southern Illinois University Carbondale to hear from industry market analysts from a syndicated national agriculture television program.
House votes to condemn Trump tweets
The Democratic-led House has voted to condemn President Donald Trump's tweets telling four Democratic congresswomen of color to "go back" to their countries of origin.
Nonprofit says it's leaving Kentucky to avoid going bankrupt, but tax forms show millions in revenue
The nonprofit says it is leaving Kentucky because of funding issues, but tax forms show the organization is doing fine. It has $162 million in revenue, and it has grown by $70 million in three years.
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