Rain, hot temperatures to linger in the region through the work week
The name of the game this week, at least in the weather, is rain and hot temperatures before it dries out in the weekend—giving us a real taste of summer. Forecaster Rachel Trevino with the National Weather Service in Paducah says rain chances will persist through the bulk of the
Indictments returned for assault, wanton endangerment
A Christian County Grand Jury returned numerous indictments on Friday, including for first-degree assault, second-degree assault and wanton endangerment. Indicted for two counts of first-degree assault, two counts of first-degree wanton endangerment, second-degree criminal mischief and reckless driving is 21-year-old Tayshawn White of Oak Grove. He is accused of creating
TVA receives $46 million grant from Department of Energy for Cumberland Fossil Plant plans
The Tennessee Valley Authority is the recipient of a United States Department of Energy grant that will allow them to move forward with their plans for the Cumberland Fossil Plant in Stewart County, Tennessee. The TVA Coal Revitalization Initiative is set to be a comprehensive coal revitalization plan at the
400-Mile Yard Sale takes over U.S. 68 through Sunday
You’ve probably already seen them, with tents and tables popping up all across the area and Kentucky as a whole, as the 400-Mile Yard Sale officially gets underway. Eager treasure hunters and bargain shoppers will be tracing their way up and down U.S. 68 in the Commonwealth, on the look
Fort Campbell soldier killed in Clarksville motorcycle crash identified
The Clarksville Police Department has identified the Fort Campbell soldier who died in a motorcycle crash on May 29. The crash itself happened on May 28 between a motorcycle and an SUV on Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway in Clarksville, near Rufus Johnson Road. The motorcyclist, now identified as 24-year-old
Executive order expands list of qualifying conditions for medical cannabis in Kentucky
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has signed an executive order directing the Kentucky Office of Medical Cannabis to further clarify what conditions allow a person to qualify for medical cannabis use. The executive order adds 15 new qualifying conditions, according to a news release, which are terminal illness, sickle cell anemia,