Fort Campbell officials confirmed two 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) helicopters were involved in a crash in Trigg County, but did not confirm if there were casualties.
There were intense moments at the Kentucky Capitol on Wednesday as the general assembly voted to override governor andy beshear’s veto of controversial legislation opponents call “anti-transgender.”
In wake of the recent shooting in Nashville, Gov. Beshear said that safety continues to be the number one priority when it comes to Kentuckians, especially children in schools.
On Saturday, March 25, Laurel County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Cyruss McVey and London City Police Officer Joey Robinson arrested John Philip Duff, 57, of Ligon, KY.
Laurel County Sheriff’s Office Detective Taylor McDaniel and Deputy Greg Poynter are conducting a death investigation after a body was found in a car off West Line Creek Road in Laurel County on Saturday, March 25.
According to the citation, Hurley and Hinkle were arguing about cleaning the apartment, as well as a custody situation with the children who were in the home, when things escalated.
The audit found 14 issues, one of which will be referred to the Attorney General, the Department of Revenue and the Department of Local Government for further review.
Crews say both the ventilation system and the oven have sprinkler systems, but officials with Corbin Fire Department had to reverse flood the pipes in order to extinguish the fire.
Around 8 a.m. Tuesday, members of the Mount Vernon, Brindle Ridge and Brodhead fire departments were called to a fire at a garage near the Renfro Valley Entertainment Center on U.S. 25.
An officer from one Southeast Kentucky police department has solved two unrelated burglaries, one from 2017, by using DNA evidence to link suspects to the crimes.
In the wake of the deadly Nashville school shooting, we are getting reactions from advocates against violence who say significant changes are needed to combat gun violence across the country.
An estimated six Kentuckians lose their lives every day due to an overdose. It’s an epidemic that has plagued the bluegrass, and now a new law is helping to weed out those who are making the problem worse.
On March 21st, detectives from the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office and the Lake Cumberland Area Drug Task Force were surveilling known locations for drug activity in the county.
Officials with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 12 office posted on their Facebook page the bridge that runs over Carr Creek Lake is down to one lane until further notice.
The order comes after a proclamation from the White House in the aftermath of the acts of violence that left three students and three staff members dead on March 27th.