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First Friday Trolley Hop. 5 a.m.-11 p.m. Friday. Free trolleys run on Main and Market streets from 10th to Wenzel streets.
Mike Jackson 11-05-09 Pastor Bo Lee Harvest Worship Center 11-06-09 Pastor Sylvester Dunn Barbourville Church of God 7:00 p.m. Nightly November 8th At 11:30 Pastor Buddy Simpson with Dinner After.
Weather service issues fog advisory
Watch carefully Tug Valley drivers The weather service issued a fog advisory until 10 a.m. JACKSON, Ky.
Police are investigating an early morning shooting near the intersection of Broadway and Jackson streets.
"Drugs, drugs, drugs! They seem to be the main topic of many publications that cross my desk of late." This is what I said in a column I wrote in 2004, and it still holds true today, especially since the deaths of Anna Nicole Smith and Michael Jackson.
It's mating season: motorists reminded to look out for deer
It's mating season: motorists reminded to look out for deer Defensive driving can reduce tragic encounters on roadways By H.B. Elkins, Kentucky Transportation Cabinet story JACKSON, KY - The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is reminding motorists that deer become a greater roadway hazard this time of year as mating season arrives.
Democrats rally in Lexington amid calls to stick to party values
There were calls for a change in the state Senate, controlled by Republicans. There were calls for changes in the U.S. Senate where two Republicans represent Kentucky.
Law enforcement officials went in search of more than 50 Whitley County residents wanted for not paying child support during a roundup dubbed "Operation Pay Back" early Thursday morning.
Combs proves its never too late to finish education
Donna Combs has proven ita s never too late to go back to finish your college degree.
Report: KY. task force using warrantless tracking
A central Kentucky drug task force is using satellite-based tracking devices, sometimes without warrants from judges, to keep track of where and when suspects under investigation drive.
Attack survivor now in own legal trouble
A man who testified in a February trial about the attack that killed his girlfriend and left him with scars is now facing his own legal trouble.
Within a span of only three hours, Somerset received more than two inches of heavy rain, which came down faster than the city's drainage systems and the ground could absorb the moisture.
Call him the History Hunter or Cemetery Sleuth. He's the guy who treks out to weedy, overgrown, varmint-ridden patches of land to find Kentucky's ancestors, buried in hundreds of family plots all over the state and lost to time or land development, or reclaimed by Mother Nature.
Local Students Participate in KSP Drive to Stay Alive Program
Breathitt County High School student, Jamie Rice, Knott Central High student Brady Risner and Perry Central High student, Brooklyn Carroll were among twenty-one students throughout the state selected by Kentucky State Police to participate in the 'Drive to Stay Alive' program.
MWP to offer 'WriteStart' workshop
The Morehead Writing Project will present a a oeWriteStarta workshop for high school seniors.
Child injured by hit-and-run driver while playing
He was playing outside his house, in his driveway, when a 4 year old was hit by an SUV.
Four year old hit by car, police asking for help to find driver
A four year old Breathitt County boy is hit by a car in his driveway, and now police are asking for your help to find the woman that drove away.
One Man Dead In Breathitt County Shooting
State police are investigating a shooting in Breathitt County where one man has died and another man is at UK Hospital.
America In Bloom judges assess city's look
After weeks of planting, preparing, weeding and worrying, London were assessed Monday and Tuesday by the America in Bloom judges.