Gov. Matt Bevin's administration is refusing to give Planned Parenthood a license to operate an abortion clinic at its downtown Louisville location.
Riders talk safety after teenager riding horse is injured in accident
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is continuing to look at improving portions of U.S. 62 and Highway 286.
The McCracken County Sheriff's Department has new tools to help you in an emergency situation.
Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin said he is disappointed about the upcoming closure of the Briggs & Stratton facility in Murray, but respects the company's decision and will work to help employees that are affected.
Environmental officials say untreated wastewater from a distillery in Kentucky has spilled into a creek, killing an unknown number of fish.
Kentucky's labor secretary says more than 1,000 teachers violated state law by participating in mass rallies at the state Capitol that forced some schools to close.
The McCracken County Sheriff's Office is asking for your help identifying a man wanted for questioning after multiple vehicles were broken into in the county.
Have you seen this tractor? The Graves County Sheriff's Office is looking for a tractor that was reported stolen on Friday.
PADUCAH -- The deadline for you to submit your artwork to be painted on utility boxes is approaching!
Patti's Settlement is preparing for their reopening with a job fair on Aug. 20.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is recovering after having shoulder surgery on Thursday.
78-year-old Joe Barnett of Murray was found unresponsive in his bunk Thursday evening. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
The drawing for this year's St. Jude Dream Home is Sunday, August 18 at noon.
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet says they are more than halfway done with repairs on the US 45 Ohio River Brookport Bridge.
Witnesses say the horse got spooked and ran across the road in front of a car.
A McCracken County man pleaded not guilty to killing his ex-wife at an arraignment Thursday.
A proposed inter-local agreement for Paducah and McCracken County got a vote of support Thursday from the Paducah-McCracken County Convention and Visitors Bureau.
An inmate in a west Kentucky jail has died Thursday, state police have confirmed.
The president of the Murray Calloway Economic Development Corporation says leaders are already planning to recruit companies after learning the city’s second-largest manufacturing employer will close.
Last year in Kentucky, there were more than 125,000 school bus stop arm violations.
The Special Weapons and Tactics (S.W.A.T.) team in Paducah said situations like the standoff Wednesday in Philadelphia remind them how important it is to be prepared and have trained officers.
The son of a shooting victim killed at a Kentucky grocery store is suing the grocer and the man charged in the shooting.
A gasoline engine manufacturer will be opening up a new facility in southeast Missouri to create 130 jobs within the next 12 months.
Hickman City commissioner Philip Williams passed away in a car accident early Thursday morning.
Kentucky's outgoing lieutenant governor has sued Gov. Matt Bevin in an effort to win reinstatement of her two staff members who were dismissed by Bevin's administration.
After getting hit in the head with a soccer ball at 16, Emma Warren suffered a concussion. After doctors did an MRI, they found something unexpected.
Briggs & Stratton Corporation says it will be closing its facility in Murray, Kentucky by fall of 2020.
A new state law requires Kentucky public schools to display the motto "In God We Trust," and one school district has responded with framed copies of a $1 bill.
Fortunately there have not been any reports of toxic algae in the Local 6 region, but experts say it could grow here.
Last New Year's Eve, the steeple of a west Kentucky church was toppled by strong winds. Wednesday morning, a new steeple was finally installed.
The DOE Office of Civil Rights is investigating North Marshall Middle School regarding an incident in May. A family says the school nurse refused to see their daughter when she was having low blood sugar.
One of the oldest churches in our region has fallen into disrepair. Former members want to see it fixed.
U.S. Agriculture secretary Sonny Perdue's agriculture disaster declaration for Illinois due to severe flooding opens up aid to five west Kentucky counties, including McCracken.
Mental illness and homelessness can often go hand in hand. In Paducah, organizations that help the homeless say some people are falling through the cracks because of a lack of resources.
A student bravely reported a possible threat on a school bus Wednesday morning.
PADUCAH -- A Paducah woman was arrested for allegedly trying to cash a stolen check.
City commissioners announced the creation of the McCracken County Yourism and Sports Commission.
In what's turning out to be a heated race between the two men vying for votes in the race for Kentucky attorney general in November, Republican candidate Daniel Cameron said Tuesday he has a number of issues he's eager to tackle if elected.
Securing unclaimed bonds could bring millions of dollars back to Kentucky.
McCracken County leaders say the county is still struggling financially, so they're proposing a new tax that could bring in millions.
On Wednesday, access to Paducah's downtown riverfront will be limited as crews make repairs along the bank.
A man's body has been found in the Cumberland River in west Kentucky, authorities say.
U.S. Sen. Rand Paul has made his first public appearance since undergoing lung surgery.
Imagine someone taking away the only connection you have to your family's past.
Some packages of Dole baby spinach have been recalled because of concerns about salmonella contamination.
The Paducah South Side Salvation Army Center is hoping to help keep people cool during these hot and humid days.
A proposal that would increase the hotel tax to fund tourism-related sports projects passed a first reading at McCracken County Fiscal Court.
The city of Mayfield is one step closer allowing bars again. The city council voted 8 to 1 Monday to pass the first reading of a new ordinance that would allow businesses to sell alcohol.
President Donald Trump will speak at the American Veterans' annual national convention next week in Kentucky.
Several feral cats in Fulton, Kentucky, have been killed. The community is calling for something to be done, and Kentucky State Police troopers are investigating.
When there's a heat wave, it can be rough for people who work outside. Employees at one local business share what they do to keep cool during excessive heat.
