People are casting their ballots and there are different factors motivating folks about who they are voting for. One big question many people have is, “What would a win for Donald Trump or Joe Biden mean for my wallet?”
In the last eight months, COVID-19 has dominated our daily lives, we have seen the governor place mandates and restrictions on the state to keep numbers from rising and it worked. But now, nearly eight months later, things are changing.
Tuesday, the Knox County Sheriff’s Department went to a home on Drummond Lane in Knox County to serve warrants and speak to 50-year-old Thomas Dewayne Mitchell.
The United States Department of Agriculture announced Tuesday that it is investing nearly $300,000 into community services in three Eastern Kentucky counties.
Guard officials say approximately 280 Kentucky National Guardsmen will help local officials at polling locations across 38 counties to provide logistical and administrative support on November 3.
With the university, the city hopes to address a challenge the community has faced for decades, a brain drain of the region as many students leave for educational opportunities.
The Child Abuse Prosecution Toolkit came about following a roundtable discussion between leaders earlier this year on how to best combat child abuse in Kentucky.
WYMT independently confirms all of Southeastern Kentucky’s positive COVID-19 cases, along with any coronavirus-related deaths, with local health departments before publishing any details.