Grayson News

Now the special session is over attention begins to turn toward fundraising in the 2010 U.S. Senate race and Fancy Farm.

As flames engulfed the home of Stacy and Ryan Ison on Peaceful River Drive late Thursday afternoon, firefighters from throughout the county fought to bring the blaze under control.

Anyone who can't make it to Ashland to celebrate the Independence Day weekend will have plenty of options for fireworks, family and friends throughout the area.

Authorities say a postal carrier has found a newborn baby girl with her umbilical cord still attached at an abandoned home.

The attorney for a man accused of three murders in eastern Kentucky says he is stepping down from the case.

With an overflow crowd watching from the balcony, the Kentucky House of Representatives voted 52-45 Friday morning to approve video lottery terminals at existing horse tracks.

Despite high humidity and heat, two dozen skaters recently put their skills to the test during a mini-competition in Grayson celebrating Go Skateboarding Day.

A proposal to legalize slots at horse tracks has run out of luck in the Kentucky legislature.

Every decade seems to coin new words that help define the times, and a new one to us is "staycation," which means saving money and fuel by staying close to home on vacation.

A Kentucky State Police Detective testified in open court Thursday that one comment posted on Topix accused Carter County District Judge Rupert Wilhoit of selling drugs out of the justice center.

U.S. Sen. Jim Bunning was not surprised by state Sen. David Williams' comments Monday he would not enter the 2010 race for Bunning's seat.

Everyone in the room knew they had good reason to smile Sunday. "Surviving cancer is not an easy job," said Dr.

The National Weather Service issued a tornado watch early today for the Louisville area and much of Western and west-central Kentucky and Southern Indiana.

Twenty-one individuals were indicted by a Carter County Grand Jury on May 29, with a total of 25 counts.

A community action group applauded a vote by the Grayson City Council on Tuesday evening to deny a new pain clinic a license to do business in the city.

By Ronnie Ellis / CNHI News Writer Trey Grayson may only be exploring a run for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Republican Jim Bunning.

Customers of two Eastern Kentucky electric cooperatives will see their monthly bills rise under settlements approved Wednesday by the Public Service Commission.

After a bit of dry spell, I have received several field reports about places to eat in the area and look forward to checking the places out for myself.

With the heat of summer already in place, many local residents will notice an increase on their next electricity bills and a decrease in the rate they pay for natural gas.

With a couple of field trips behind them and another scheduled soon, skateboard enthusiasts in Carter County are carving plans for a new skatepark in Grayson and plotting strategies to raise money for the facility.