Crews were out in Lawrenceburg along the banks of the Ohio River searching for the bodies of 6-year-old James Hutchinson and 3-year-old Nylo Latttimore.
One year since the groundbreaking for a tiny home community for homeless veterans, the project is getting back on track after the pandemic forced shutdowns and restrictions.
Beshear spoke at the Capitol grounds Saturday afternoon to remember the more than 4,700 Kentuckians who lost their life to the virus since the pandemic began one year ago.
Now that vaccines are rolling out and restrictions are loosening up, there is more talk about returning to the office. That could be causing some anxiety for some pet owners.
The bill would provide direct payments of up to $1,400 to most Americans and money for COVID-19 vaccines and testing, aid to state and local governments, help for schools and the airline industry and subsidies for health insurance.
Some students in the New Albany Floyd County Schools who have been attending class on a hybrid schedule will soon be returning to the classroom on a full-time basis.
Over 50,000 doses have now been administered at Broadbent Arena, and as site leaders wrap up another week of vaccinations, on Friday they announced some changes that are around the corner.
In an LMPD Facebook post, it was revealed a man driving a black Chevy Tahoe with red and white interior lights and police sirens has been trying to stop drivers.
A bill which advanced out of a Senate Committee on Thursday would make it illegal to insult or taunt a law enforcement officer to the point where it could provoke a violent response.
Life ended abruptly Sunday for a local Navy veteran and longtime public servant, 54-year-old Dereck Jeffers, who died unexpectedly on the steps of his home.
While the owners of Fry Daddy’s and Six Forks Burger Company were in Texas taking supplies to people in need after the devastating winter storm, someone broke into their restaurant and stole all of the money in the cash register.
Beginning Friday, Kentucky businesses like restaurants and bars will be allowed a slightly higher capacity as Gov. Andy Beshear is moving toward re-opening the state and expanding the 50-percent capacity limit to 60 percent.
A Shelby County couple couldn’t believe what the sheriff was telling them over the phone, that their stolen truck had been used in a crash that killed an innocent teenage girl.
KAET, the Kentucky Academy for Equity in Teaching, is divided into three objectives: To inspire, to prepare, and to educate the next generation of teachers.