Lifetouch Returns as Preferred Vendor After KEDC Probe
The Kentucky Educational Development Corporation is reinstating a partnership with a school photo vendor following concerns of possible links to Jeffrey Epstein. Last week, KEDC announced it was suspending its […]
Pike County Officials Reject Proposed Landfill Deal After Community Backlash
Pike County officials are reportedly saying no to working out a deal with a private landfill company. At a special meeting Tuesday, the Pike County Fiscal Court decided to sever […]
Missing Teen in Floyd County
The Floyd County Sheriff’s Office is asking your help in finding a missing teen from Wheelwright. 17-year-old Cody Oliver Tackett was last seen on Friday February 19 around 3:30am leaving […]
Prestonsburg Woman Charged With Child Endangerment After Alleged Intoxication at DCBS Visit
A Prestonsburg woman is facing charges including child endangerment after police say she appeared intoxicated during a child visitation at the local Department for Community Based Services office. Officers were […]
Woman Charged After Allegedly Threatening Staff at Pikeville Medical Center
A Shelbiana woman faces charges for allegedly threatening workers at Pikeville Medical Center. Pikeville Police say Joanna Trump was brought into the emergency room by an EMS crew who said […]
Pike County Man Held on $100,000 Bond in Child Sexual Abuse Case
A Pike County man is jailed on a charge of sexually abusing a child under 12 years old. Jail records show 39‑year‑old George W. Adkins Jr. of Newsome Branch in […]
Sentencing Delayed for Paintsville Man in 2023 Shooting Death of Toddler Son
Sentencing has been delayed for a Paintsville man charged in the 2023 shooting death of his two‑year‑old son. Prosecutors say 28‑year‑old Travis Mollette of Madison Avenue pleaded guilty in December […]
Attorney General Opposes Kentucky Power Rate Increase as Company Pushes Back
Kentucky Power is responding to a filing last week by Attorney General Russell Coleman that opposed a potential granting of ANY rate increase to the company by the Kentucky Public […]
Kentucky Senate Advances ‘Halo Act’ Creating 25-Foot Buffer Zone for First Responders
A bill which aims to protect first responders in Kentucky is advancing. Senate Bill 104, also called the Halo Act, would give police officers and other officials a 25-foot “buffer […]
Closing and Delays for Tuesday, February 24, 2026
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