Glen Wood, auto racing pioneer and patriarch, dies at 93
Glen Wood, the courtly and innovative patriarch of the famed Wood Brothers Racing team who had been the oldest living member of the NASCAR Hall of Fame, died Friday. He was 93.
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Sen. Rand Paul's lawyers want his political views excluded from trial
U.S. Sen. Rand Paul's attorneys say the Republican lawmaker's political views should be off-limits at his upcoming civil trial against his neighbor.
Lawsuits ramp up pressure on family that owns opioid company
The legal pressure on the prominent family behind the company that makes OxyContin, the prescription painkiller that helped fuel the nation’s opioid epidemic, is likely to get more intense.
Winterizing your home
There are steps you can be taking now to make sure your home is ready for the temperatures to drop.
Shutdown prompts Missouri to issue food stamps early
Missourians will get February food stamps early because of the federal government shutdown.
Pelosi cancels Afghanistan trip, cites Trump ‘leak’
Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is canceling a congressional fact-finding trip to Afghanistan and claiming the White House leaked her plans to fly commercial.
Fort Campbell soldier one of four killed in Syria suicide bomb attack
One of the four Americans killed in a suicide bomb attack claimed by the Islamic State group in Syria this week was a soldier based out of Fort Campbell, Kentucky.
Police: 150 pounds of pot found in bags at Tennessee airport
Police in Tennessee say two men were caught at the Nashville International Airport with more than 150 pounds of marijuana in their suitcases.
Protecting your pets from the cold
We want to make sure you and your family are safe when the cold weather hits this weekend.
U.S. citizen and veteran ended up in ICE custody
He's a US citizen who was born and raised in Michigan. He's a Marine veteran who served in Afghanistan. And last month, he spent several days in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody.
Congress to probe report that Trump directed lawyer to lie
The House intelligence committee chairman said he will “do what is necessary” to confirm a published report that President Donald Trump directed his personal attorney Michael Cohen to lie to Congress about negotiations over a real estate project in Moscow during the 2016 election.
Father of Waffle House shooting suspect wants suit dropped
The father of a man accused of fatally shooting four people at a Nashville Waffle House last year wants a lawsuit against him by a victim's mother thrown out.
McConnell’s maneuvers take backseat to Trump in shutdown
The Republican leader has been conspicuously deferential to Trump since the shutdown began. He’s waiting on the president and Democrats to make a deal to end it.
Trump, Pelosi feud heats up again
The shutdown battle between President Donald Trump and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is playing out as a surreal game of constitutional brinkmanship, with both flexing political powers from opposite ends of Pennsylvania Avenue as the negotiations to end the monthlong partial government shutdown remain stalled.
Netflix raising rates yet again
Netflix is raising prices for current customers and increasing the monthly rate for new customers.
McCracken prostitution sting leads to 17 arrests
Seventeen people were arrested this week on sex crime charges in McCracken County.
First female police chief retires in Marion, Illinois
The first female police chief in Marion, Illinois — who was also the department's first female officer — is retiring after more than 25 years of service.
Possible rent increases for low-income housing tenants in Kentucky
Housing advocates are worried for people living in low income housing during the partial government shutdown. That's because more than 1,000 government-backed housing contracts for public housing and section 8 are expiring,.
Crash blocks KY 97 in Graves County
Kentucky 97 is blocked by a tractor-trailer that crashed near Sedalia Thursday night, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet says.
PACRO members says changes won't effect their goals
New changes and new goals: That's what came out of the Paducah Area Community Reuse Organization's Wednesday meeting.
Local Farm Service Agency temporarily back open
The U.S. Department of Agriculture reopened more than 900 Farm Service Agency offices Thursday.
Food pantries offering help to federal employees
Federal employees impacted by the partial government shutdown can get assistance at local food pantries.
Jail changes protocol after jailer thought inmate wrongfully released
Sean Irons was in court Thursday, but he was not in handcuffs. Judge Tim Kaltenbach held a hearing to determine whether he was released from jail too soon.
1 killed, 2 injured in crash on U.S. 62 in Carlisle County
One person was killed and two people were injured in a two-vehicle crash in Carlisle County Thursday evening.
