Todd Faulkner

WASHINGTON — Delegation members who took part in the 22nd consecutive Paducah Area Chamber of Commerce D.C. Fly-In are marking two days of success working to gain federal support and

On the second day of the Paducah Chamber’s D.C. Fly-In, local leaders met with federal officials, including Rep. James Comer and Sen. Mitch McConnell, to advocate for nuclear energy investment,

WASHINGTON — The Paducah Area Chamber of Commerce D.C. Fly-In’s 80-member delegation spent Wednesday rallying for federal support and funding for projects and initiatives in west Kentucky.

A local church and a well-known local barbecue crew are teaming up to benefit a Paducah Public Schools program by hosting a special dinner.

A longtime Kentucky attorney hopes to unseat an incumbent who has been in office for nearly 45 years. Democrat Ned Pillersdorf is running to unseat Republican U.S. Rep. Hal Rogers

Advances in technology are often celebrated until those same advances become deterrents to learning. Kentucky lawmakers voiced those specific concerns before both chambers successfully passed two pieces of legislation aimed

Hundreds of people filled Paducah's Carson Center Thursday evening to wine, dine and party — for a good cause.

The end of Sen. Mitch McConnell's seventh term in office will conclude his decades-long goal to achieve power and influence in shaping the course of the United States. His work,

In an interview with WPSD-TV and The Sun, Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman reflected on his office's accomplishments in 2024 and discussed a wide array of topics, including crime, the

Easterseals West Kentucky'S Adult Services program helps individuals, like Ben Walter, explore their interests through meaningful activities.