A warm and breezy, almost mid-spring feel around the region today ahead of our latest system, which promises to bring a return of showers and storms to the mountains as we finish this week off.
In order to place a legal sports bet, Kentuckians would have to travel to neighboring states like Tennessee or Indiana to legally bet on sports. That could all change if HB 551 gets the necessary amount of votes in the Kentucky Senate.
A drag show that was set to be held in Prestonsburg has now been cancelled after the event owner received death threats and claims that people were going to harm those in the LGBTQ+ community who attended the show.
The West Van Lear veteran served in the Navy during World War II, hitting the water before his 19th birthday as one of 18 Johnson County men drafted to join the crew on the USS Hornet CV-12.
A dog found sick and malnourished in a crate next to a dumpster at Beech Fork Lake has died, according to a volunteer with Advocates Saving Adoptable Pets.
A Kentucky doctor who was accused of writing improper drug prescriptions has been awarded $14 million after arguing that pharmacy companies reported he wrote prescriptions that he never did.
State Auditor Mike Harmon detailed more than 20 findings including poor record recording, questionable spending, and improper accounting of millions in federal funds that could have to be paid back.
By The Associated Press and CHRISTOPHER RUGABER AP Economics Writer
The Federal Reserve extended its year-long fight against high inflation Wednesday by raising its key interest rate by a quarter-point despite concerns that higher borrowing rates could worsen the turmoil that has gripped the banking system.