How do you plan to spend your 100th birthday? JT Vaughn spent it in his hometown of Mayfield, Kentucky, surrounded by family, friends and lots of red, white and blue balloons.

We now have the report for the occupancy rate on hotel rooms in Paducah for the past year.

Christian County Commonwealth's Attorney Rick Boling has reportedly agreed to stay away from his county's courthouse.

A southern Illinois man who investigators say was caught on video repeatedly kicking an injured deer was arrested Friday afternoon.

A Florida man faces charges in Kentucky after police say he stole checks worth thousands of dollars from a church in Paducah. 

You'll be able to see bald eagles and other wildlife in their natural habitat along the shores of Kentucky Lake.

Kentucky voters would be asked to show a government-issued photo ID in order to cast a ballot, under a bill that has won state Senate approval.

Thanks to the generosity of the community, crews delivered more than 69,000 pounds of food to four Paducah nonprofits Thursday.

The Senate Education Committee has approved a bill to require that police officers assigned to Kentucky schools be armed.

Approximately $2,300 worth of crystal methamphetamine was found inside a car.

A bill that would require doctors and other health workers to provide life-saving care for an infant born alive after a failed abortion attempt was approved by a Kentucky Senate panel Thursday.

Wednesday, hundreds of people gathered for the first ever Muslim Day at the Kentucky Capitol. 

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet's regional office in Paducah can start helping McCracken County residents get their REAL ID drivers license ahead of the Oct. 1 deadline.

State police arrested a man and woman from Livingston County Wednesday on charges that they sexually abused a minor. 

Three Kentucky National Guard members pleaded guilty Tuesday to sexual misconduct charges. 

Marshall County Judge Executive Kevin Neal has announced he's accepting resumes for emergency management director, after firing previous director Curt Curtner.

Last year, state officials announced one of Kentucky's 12 REAL ID licensing offices will be in Paducah. Wednesday, officials announced where that office will be. 

About 100 suspected fentanyl and counterfeit fentanyl pills, worth about $4,500, were found by detectives.

The proposed program would allow the city to charge certain fees and rates for events like Barbecue on the River or Iron Mom.

Kentucky’s Department of Agriculture will continue operating its hemp program as a research pilot program for another year before transitioning to a commercial program.

The prosecution has made an offer to the father and daughter accused of having more than 50 Chihuahuas living in poor conditions in their McCracken County home.

Gov. Andy Beshear's administration says Kentucky's pretrial release system is “badly broken." To fix it, the state Department of Public Advocacy has asked the Kentucky Supreme Court to set "clear constitutional rules."

Genova Products has filed a notice with the state that they will be closing.

They are each charged with 51 counts of cruelty to animals after dozens of Chihuahuas were rescued from their McCracken County home.

“The doctor had told us that the baby didn’t have a heartbeat. Your world just kind of stops,” said Anna Davis, who lost her baby at 12 weeks. Now, Davis is helping local women dealing with the same grief and loss.

The United States Geological Survey says the quake hit Monday afternoon in Campbell County.

Deputies say he was armed with a handgun and forced his way into a Graves County home.

The panel is being held as part of the NEA Big Read Paducah. This is where community members are encouraged to read and discuss the book "Fahrenheit 451."

From warm meals during the day to warm cots at night, many people are turning to Community Kitchen in Paducah to escape the bitter cold.

Marshall County Fiscal Court has responded to a lawsuit filed last year by Jackson Purchase Energy and West Kentucky Rural Electric Cooperative.

The Trigg County Coroner says both men died of blunt force trauma.

The Paducah-McCracken NAACP is celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day in a big way.

Crappie anglers from several states will travel to Paris, TN for a Crappie USA Tournament Trail event.

A Paducah man was arrested on a charge of second-degree assault after police say he shot a woman multiple times with a BB gun.

Kentucky State Police say a Christian County inmate was captured Friday, one week after he escaped while on work release.

It's not something that linemen typically do. But when seconds counted, they scrambled into action.

Republican leaders in the Kentucky House are preparing to unveil legislation aimed at increasing the state's workforce.

Barkely Regional Airport in McCracken County says two flights have been canceled due to winter weather in Chicago.

Greek life at Murray State University is hoping you'll come see their show and help support music scholarships.

The animals were native to Kentucky before being wiped out before the Civil War by unregulated hunting.

Senate Bill 8 aims to make schools safer for your child. It would amend Kentucky's School Safety and Resiliency Act that passed last year to require all school resource officers to carry a firearm.

Employees on the front lines of helping the sick or victims of sexual assault in Kentucky would be exempted from a high-profile immigration bill under changes its lead sponsor is making.

As the Marshall County Sheriff's Office continues to investigate a deadly DUI crash, a new Kentucky state law will go into effect this year that may help prevent similar tragedies.

The crash happened Wednesday on Interstate 69 near the Interstate 24 overpass.

The Murray Police Department is reminding you to lock your cars.

Damage was left behind, but no injuries were reported.

The southbound lanes of Interstate 69 are back open at the 37 mile marker in Marshall County. The roadway was blocked for several hours Thursday after a semitrailer overturned.

Last month, Murray-Calloway County Hospital said it was renegotiating its contract with health insurance company Anthem. Wednesday, the hospital says it has reached an agreement that will allow it to remain in-network for Anthem customers.

The McCracken County Sheriff's Office says a proactive approach to law enforcement led to significantly more calls of service and drug arrests in 2019, as well as a decrease in serious crimes.