Jeremiah Hatcher

Calvert City Mayor Gene Colburn weighed in Friday on proposed studies coming to Marshall County, Kentucky, in light of community concerns regarding chemical exposure and environmental harms.

A bomb threat emailed to Kentucky Oaks Mall staff Wednesday morning prompted significant police and first responder presence. Ultimately, the threat was found to be false.

CARTERVILLE, Ill. — With severe weather expected to move into southern Illinois on Friday, John A. Logan College in Carterville postponed its graduation ceremony.

With no permanent storm shelter in Paducah or McCracken County, Arcadia United Methodist offered a haven to residents and pets on Friday.

Confusion surrounds the Paducah Creative and Cultural Council’s Walter Jetton Art Installation on Paducah’s Southside after a council member resigned.

A measure passed by the Illinois legislature would fine gun owners who do not properly store their firearms around children and other specific groups. A Massac County deputy says proper

The 400 Mile Sale along historic U.S. 68 in Kentucky kicked off on Thursday. Christian Fellowship School in Marshall County hosts the first sale every year. Assistant Principal Stepheni Parks

Heat-related illnesses like heat exhaustion and heat stroke can develop quickly during summer, Mercy Regional EMS Director Jeremy Jeffrey warns.

The GOP’s “big, beautiful bill,” is being considered by the Senate after winning passage in the House last month. The House version of the bill includes billions of dollars in

A dozen musical artists and poets celebrated Juneteenth by telling stories of the “Black experience” Thursday during a “R.A.P. for the R.E.P.” event at Paducah Beer Werks.