Phil Pendleton

Donald Trump won Kentucky, and the needed electoral college votes because of the economy and border security, according to US Rep James Comer and other state legislative leaders.

A southern Kentucky city is set to vote on an ordinance they say could curb some practices of panhandlers.

Asbury University hosted 200 teaching candidates and others in an effort to find more teachers and address the shortage in Kentucky.

School safety and the increased costs of funding it were discussed at the State Capitol on Wednesday.

Larry Stull is charged with murder and DUI.

Amendment 1 deals with requiring US citizenship to vote. Some lawmakers say the issues needs clarification in the state constitution, but others say only US citizens are allowed to vote in Kentucky now anyway.

The NTSB held a press conference Tuesday afternoon to give an update on the helicopter crash that killed three people in northern Kentucky.

Monticello Police say 54 illegal gaming machines were seized and two employees busted on gambling related charges in an investigation that they say will result in more arrests.

Bath County family loses everything in fire but vow to move on.

A Team of workers and volunteers will soon be heading south to help Helene survivors.

People and supplies are about to head down to hard hit areas in Tennessee and North Carolina

The World Chicken Festival has only been canceled once during its 34 years in events, and that was for Covid-19. Despite concerns of an Interstate shooter several weeks ago and now the weather, the event wasn't about to be canceled.

Letcher County Sheriff Mickey Stines was arraigned in court Wednesday morning.

Emergency management agencies in two southern Kentucky counties are merging operations.

A Wayne County man who 3 years ago led police on a chase after stealing a police SUV in Monticello and driving it to Lexington, is now charged with trying to kill his mother and grandmother.

An eastern Kentucky community is in a state of shock: their sheriff accused of murdering their district judge.

People in London say they can possibly rest easier now that a body has been found believed to be that of a suspected interstate shooter.

A woman at a Russell Springs trailer park describes the horror of coming home to a crime scene, inside her home..while parents say they feared the violence was actually an active shooter coming after them at ballfields 2 miles away.

A new home is being built for Cindy Mullins of Stanford, who lost parts of both arms and legs in a rare kidney stone infection last year.

One man says he saw Joseph Couch moments after the shooting. Numerous people called 911 in reporting the shots fired and some said they had injured passengers or were trying to help other drivers or passengers hit.