“Well we have to remember that our freedom was never free, our freedom comes at a cost and it comes at a cost of men and women in the armed forces service that have sacrificed their life for our freedom,” Lt. Colonel Jason Partin said.
For many people, Memorial Day might mean a day off of work or a day to hit the lake, but for those at the Paul E. Patton Eastern Kentucky Veterans Center in Hazard, this day takes on a whole new meaning.
We have a follow up to a story we first brought you back in November about a horse running Breeders Cup weekend and its special bond with a Madison County teenager. What Cody's Wish has done on the track has made headlines, but perhaps it's what that bond has done for 17-year-old Cody Dorman off the track that has the makings of a Hollywood movie.
Kentucky officials honored those who have died in the line of duty by adding five names to the Kentucky National Guard Memorial in Frankfort during a Memorial Day ceremony.
All of these deaths have people asking, is there a problem with the track? Is it an issue with how the horses are treated? Or something else altogether?
A joint investigation by the Laurel County Drug Task Force and Whitley County Sheriff’s Department led to the arrest of a reported fentanyl trafficker.
An estimated 42 million people are expected to travel 50 miles or more for the holiday weekend. Out of those 42 million people, an estimated 37 million people will be traveling by car.