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The love for the music is what made Taylor Kimbarow make the 26-hour trek from Alaska to the Mountains of Appalachia.

Hazard City Manager Tony Eversole said the teamwork between the agencies is what makes clean-up smooth.

Similar to many parts of the commonwealth crews in Leslie County are working to clean up after multiple severe weather event over the weekend.

The store had more than 1,500 online applications before it hosted a hiring event, which welcomed more than 300 applicants, in April.

Officials with the mobile unit said the goal is to give people access to women’s healthcare so they stay on top of check-ups and testing.

Kylin Dewayne Hutton, 24, of Corbin, has multiple outstanding warrants in two counties.

The Jackson Fire Department, Watts-Caney Fire & Rescue, Vancleve Fire Department, and Jackson Kentucky Police Department responded to the fire at approximately 3 a.m.

Following running the plates the officer found that the man’s car had an expired vehicle registration.

Officials say the male driver of the motorcycle was traveling on Old Bell High Road when he lost control.

Scruggs was charged with sexual abuse of a victim under 12.

The production had more than 30 kids who participated in bringing The Best Christmas Pageant Ever to life on stage at the Hal Rogers Forum.

Congressman Hal Rogers brought the library 2,000 books from the Library of Congress in honor of this holiday season.

One Laurel County church is inviting community members to see the greatest gift ever given this holiday season.

The school received the keys to its first electric vehicle school bus after a grant they applied for last year helped with the cost.

The RPLP began in 2008 on the campus of Morehead State University and aims to give physicians hands-on rural medicine training in a rural community.

The company said its provider East Kentucky Power lost power in their area and that there was personnel on the way to get power back on.

The goal is to get shoppers to spend money at local small businesses in their community, to continue the economic boom of Black Friday.

The latest event will be a Trivia Night hosted at North Fork Inn in Downtown Hazard starting at 6 p.m.

For the rate increase to be approved the Kentucky Public Service Commission must hear from Kentucky Power and their customers to decide that the increase is fair, just, and reasonable.

The ratings are 1-5 with 1 being the lowest and 5 being the highest. Each number also coincides with a color red, orange, yellow, green or blue with red being the lowest and blue the highest.