Kentucky soldier based at Fort Campbell dies in Iraq
A Kentucky soldier based at Fort Campbell has died in a noncombat related incident in Iraq.
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Vendor fair to be held on Friday to benefit the McGangsters
The McGangsters work to feed, care for, and spay and neuter cat colonies in the Paducah area.
Monday is final day to register to vote for upcoming primary in KY
Kentuckians have until 4:00 p.m. local time to either register online or register at their local county clerks' office.
Former Lyon County School District teacher and coach arrested over the weekend
Michael McCuiston is suspected of "being involved in sexual exploitation related offenses" while he was a teacher and a coach.
Police looking for armed robber in Graves County
Around 8:35 PM on Sunday, an armed robbery was reported at the Stop and Go Food Mart.
3 local musicians are giving back to those in need because they were once in their shoes
31 Studio in Paducah raised more than $5,000 of their own money to give away 400 Easter baskets to children in need.
Church donates hundreds of items for local foster kids
Heartland Church members donated hundreds of baskets of goods on Easter Sunday. They aren't Easter baskets for egg hunts.
Kentucky State Police investigating inmate death from Graves County Jail
Kentucky State Police are investigating the death of an inmate from the Graves County Jail
Behind the scenes of judging the winning quilt
Thousands of quilters are going to be arriving in Paducah soon. The judges for American Quilters Society's Quilt Week are finishing up their final looks at quilts.
Paducah man arrested after leading police on a high speed chase
Paducah man leads police on a high speed chase in Graves County.
Republican candidates for statewide offices talk platforms in Paducah
Republican candidates for Kentucky's top statewide positions — including governor and lieutenant governor, secretary of state, attorney general, auditor, treasurer and agriculture commissioner — gathered in Paducah to talk about their priorities ahead of the primary election next month.
Expanding hemp-derived CBD to food products could bring millions to Kentucky
The Food and Drug Administration will hold a public hearing on regulating hemp-derived CBD on May 31. Proponents say Kentucky could benefit tremendously from the expansion of CBD in food products.
Andy Beshear touts expanded gambling as way to fund pensions
Democratic gubernatorial candidate and Kentucky Attorney General Andy Beshear says he wants to expand gambling in Kentucky and use the proceeds to fund struggling public pension systems.
Local airport employees take part in bomb squad training
The Paducah Bomb Squad, working with Homeland Security and the TSA, held an explosive demonstration Wednesday for some employees from Barkley Regional Airport.
H&M announces opening date at Kentucky Oaks Mall
This is one of several new stores opening up in the mall.
President Trump issues disaster declaration for 57 counties in Kentucky
The declaration means the state can use federal funds to recover from flooding in February and March.
Morton Gaps man killed in car crash
Deputies say 31-year-old Justin Pryor was driving a car south on Hopkinsville Road at a high rate of speed when he lost control in a curve.
Family opens up about suicide, mental health after 15-year-old takes her own life
A 15-year-old girl took her own life. A day after her funeral, her dad is talking about mental health and suicide prevention.
Paducah getting ready for 35th annual AQS QuiltWeek
A hometown tradition meets a global audience. The 35th annual American Quilter's Society Spring QuiltWeek in Paducah is just one week away.
Man pleads guilty in boy's 2014 death in Kentucky park
A 26-year-old man has pleaded guilty in the death of a 12-year-old boy in a Kentucky park more than four years ago.
60 people charged in illegal prescription opioid crackdown
Federal authorities have charged 60 people, including six in Kentucky for their roles in illegally prescribing and distributing opioids and other dangerous drugs.
Kentucky city rejects anti-discrimination ordinance
Officials in Bowling Green have voted against an ordinance that would add specific housing and employment protections for gay, lesbian and transgender residents.
Secretary of Education and KY Governor awarding grant at Marshall County High School
U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos and Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin will be awarding a grant Wednesday afternoon to the Marshall County School District.
Deputies: Substitute teacher downed vodka, endangered kids
A substitute teacher in Kentucky was jailed for allegedly endangering middle school students by teaching while drunk.
