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Paducah Sports Park General Manager Chas Heeren provided updates on the park on Thursday as spring construction gears up. While construction is in full force, the search for a director

A new Kentucky law regarding extortion creates stiffer penalties for offenders and requires schools to notify students about the issue. Kentucky Senate Bill 73 was introduced in January and was

PADUCAH — Many organizations in Paducah are gearing up for tourist season as the spring and summer events attract thousands to the region.

On the heels of federal funding cuts for supporting HIV/AIDS studies and prevention services, LivWell Community Health Services in Paducah clarified speculation regarding its grant funding status.

At a special-called meeting on Monday, the Paducah Board of Education approved a purchase agreement for the former Paducah Head Start building.

Dr. Carl LeBuhn said that the board received six applications for the vacant seats. The position was made available after Dr. James Hudson resigned from his seat in May after

The Associated General Contractors of Western Kentucky awarded scholarships to 29 technical students at their annual banquet on Thursday.

McCracken County Judge Executive Craig Clymer said doing away with the landline fees comes after the city and county enacted new parcel fees — which fund E-911 in Paducah.

Paducah Public Schools Tornado Takeout summer meal programs see thousands of students as inflation affects food prices nationwide.

Adults with one or more Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) in Kentucky are associated with an increased risk of poor health, limited education, and job retention issues according to a new