Severe Storms Possible Saturday Afternoon in Western Kentucky
After a long stretch of calm weather, the fall severe weather season is expected to kick off across western Kentucky on Saturday, with
October 18, 2025
Kentucky Leaders Unite to Expand Pre-K Statewide in 2026 Budget
In a strong bipartisan effort, leaders across Kentucky are backing Governor Andy Beshear’s “Pre-K for All” initiative. A total of 63 county judge
October 18, 2025
One Arrested for Threatening Public Officials in Kentucky
KENTUCKY — A 56-year-old man from Leitchfield was arrested after allegedly sending death threats to local officials, according to the Kentucky State Police.
October 18, 2025
Nashville, Knoxville, and Louisville Police Departments Launch Tri-City Police Leadership Academy
The Metro Nashville Police Department has partnered with departments in Knoxville and Louisville to launch the first-ever Tri-City Police Leadership Academy, a new
October 18, 2025
Black Michigan Woman Faces 10-Year Prison Sentence for Selling Baked Goods Made with Food Stamps
The case of Talia C. Teneyuque, a 32-year-old Michigan woman, has sparked nationwide outrage after prosecutors accused her of using food stamp benefits
October 18, 2025
Kentucky Mill Warns Tariffs Could Be ‘Final Nail in the Coffin’ for Lumber Industry
WASHINGTON — Ray White, a fourth-generation lumberman, runs a family mill in Rowan County, Kentucky, that has supplied hardwood materials from eastern Kentucky
October 18, 2025
