Kentucky Law Enforcement Cracking Down on Impaired Driving

With the Labor Day holiday weekend fast approaching, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet's Office of Highway Safety, the Kentucky State Police, and local law enforcement are joining a national crackdown on impaired driving. The "Drive Sober or …

Full parking lots, policy changes cause problems for some at Kentucky State Fair

LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - For the first time at the Kentucky State Fair this year, there is a designated lot for those with Disabled Parking Permits. Tens of thousands packed the fair over the weekend. At some points, the crowd was so large event organizers …

Eastern Kentucky music festival honors mountain music

Carter Caves State Resort Park in northeastern Kentucky is hosting a mountain music festival next month. The annual Fraley Mountain Music Gatherin' began as a family reunion and now honors old-time music and eastern Kentucky traditions. It is named …

Kentucky Ranked Sixth in Community College Systems

WalletHub is back with its rankings of the best and worst community college systems in America and Kentucky is ranked in the top 10 with two particular schools ranking individually in the top 25. Madisonville Community College ranked 16th and Hopkinsville …

Judge Dismisses Bevin’s Suit Over Medicaid Changes

A federal court has dismissed a lawsuit filed by Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin against 16 Kentucky residents. Those residents had earlier sued Bevin in a separate court, asking a judge to declare Bevin’s Medicaid changes illegal. On Monday, Judge Gregory …

Bevin loses another round in Kentucky Medicaid fight

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Kentucky’s Republican governor lost another round Monday in a legal fight over his efforts to revamp the state’s Medicaid program to require poor people to get a job to keep their benefits. The latest setback for Gov. Matt Bevin …

Kentucky governor's lawsuit against his own citizens over Medicaid work requirements dismissed

Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin's quixotic efforts to snatch health insurance away from poor Kentuckians was dealt another setback today when a federal judge in Frankfort, Ky., tossed out the governor's lawsuit against sixteen low-income Kentuckians. …

KSP joins national crackdown to reduce impaired driving fatalities

FRANKFORT — As the Labor Day weekend approaches, families and friends are making plans to celebrate the end of the summer. Sadly, this festive time has also become a dangerous time for motorists, as many impaired drivers get behind the wheel. For this …

Fall is drawing nearer as summer ends

Corbin hires new recreation director, downtown director

The City of Corbin has a new recreation director and new main street director. At the regular called monthly meeting Monday night, the City Commission voted unanimously to hire Hope Gibson to head the recreation department and Aaron Sturgill to head …