Todd Faulkner

Citizens Bank in Paducah, Kentucky, stood as a valued institution for 110 years before being sold in the late 1990s. A new book chronicles the history of the bank, the

A church and a well-known barbecue crew are teaming up to host a dinner, raising funds for a Paducah Public Schools program that assists homeless youth.

Local author Margaret Nelson Hamper has completed a decades-long project, writing a book about how Abraham Lincoln's coffin was moved more than a dozen times after his burial.

Rep. Barr said that Paducah and western Kentucky as a whole sits in a unique position for developing technologies and other large sweeping future advancing initiatives.

The telethon raises money for four area centers dedicated to caring for, or providing services to, children and adults with special needs. Four area centers benefit from money raised during

Democrat Charles Booker joined a crowded primary field when he announced his bid for U.S. Senate last week. The winner in the general election will succeed U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell, who announced he would not seek reelection after seven terms in office.

Every woman will experience menopause in her lifetime, yet individuals in the medical community say there is a lack of education and conversation about it. However, that recently changed with an announcement from Baptist Health Paducah.

The long time employees with WPSD and The Paducah Sun will retire at the end of December.

A news agency in Sweden is investigating allegations of child molestation in that country by a Paducah doctor convicted of similar crimes in western Kentucky in the 1970s.

A native of Union City, Tennessee, Williams joined the television station in 1964. His storied career would have him work in news, production, sales and ultimately serve as general manager