Record Number of Registered Voters in Kentucky

Thursday, February 20 by Sean Hammond

A record total of just over three point four six million Kentuckians are now registered to vote as of January 31. According to Secretary of State Michael Adams, Democratic registrants represent a little over 48 […]

Bill in Legislature that Would Stop the Spanking of Kids in Kentucky Schools

Wednesday, February 5 by Sean Hammond

Kentucky would no longer be one of 19 states that still spanks children at school under a bill that was approved Tuesday by a legislative panel in the 2020 General Assembly. House Bill 22, filed […]

Kentucky Has a Goal of Ending Childhood Obesity, and Kentucky Schools Could Help

Tuesday, February 4 by Sean Hammond

Gov. Andy Beshear announced Monday that Kentucky has been selected for the National Foundation for Governors’ Fitness Council’s 2020 DON’T QUIT! Campaign. Beshear said the importance of physical activity and the positive effects on a […]

Earthquake Hit Along Kentucky Tennessee Border Monday

Tuesday, January 21 by Sean Hammond

The U.S. Geological Survey says the epicenter was near Fincastle, Tennessee. The agency upgraded the magnitude of the quake to a 3.8 Monday afternoon. The earthquake could be felt in Williamsburg, Middlesboro, and Corbin and […]

Bill Sponsored by Sen. Wise to Require an Armed Resource Officer at Kentucky Schools

Wednesday, January 15 by Sean Hammond

State Senator Max Wise has sponsored a bill that would require an armed school resource officer in Kentucky’s schools if passed. All school districts in Kentucky would have armed school resource officers under legislation unveiled […]

Bill Filed in Senate to Prevent Sanctuary Cities in Kentucky

Friday, January 10 by Sean Hammond

Keith West has the latest from Frankfort…

Eastern Kentucky Pride Receives Grant

Thursday, October 10 by Sean Hammond

This week, Representative Hal Rogers announced a $1.5 million POWER grant from the Appalachian Regional Commission to go to Eastern Kentucky PRIDE to create a new tourism marketing campaign. The campaign rebrands 41 counties, including […]

Officials Raising Awareness About “Cook Wild Kentucky”

Thursday, October 10 by Sean Hammond

The Kentucky Department of Agriculture and the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources are teaming up to raise awareness about the new recipe card series from the University of Kentucky’s College of Agriculture, Food […]

EKU Signs On With University Center of Southern Kentucky

Friday, September 6 by Sean Hammond

Eastern Kentucky University has signed a memorandum of agreement to become part of the University Center of Southern Kentucky at Somerset Community College. The University Center of Southern Kentucky launched in May and provides space […]

Gas Cheaper in Kentucky Ahead of Holiday Weekend

Tuesday, August 27 by Sean Hammond

Ahead of the Labor Day holiday weekend, the average price of gasoline across West Central Kentucky, of which Russell County is a part of, is six cents cheaper this week at $2.267 per gallon, according […]

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Record Number of Registered Voters in Kentucky

Bill in Legislature that Would Stop the Spanking of Kids in Kentucky Schools

Kentucky Has a Goal of Ending Childhood Obesity, and Kentucky Schools Could Help

Earthquake Hit Along Kentucky Tennessee Border Monday

Bill Sponsored by Sen. Wise to Require an Armed Resource Officer at Kentucky Schools

Bill Filed in Senate to Prevent Sanctuary Cities in Kentucky

Eastern Kentucky Pride Receives Grant

Officials Raising Awareness About “Cook Wild Kentucky”

EKU Signs On With University Center of Southern Kentucky

Gas Cheaper in Kentucky Ahead of Holiday Weekend

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Jeffrey L. Scholl, 61, of Indianapolis

Robert Leach, 70, of Russell Springs

Ronald Eugene Sterner, Sr., 77, of Russell Springs

Ronald L. Wesley, 95, of Jamestown