Danville News

One of the most decorated mid-year Corvettes hit the auction block at Mecum's 26th Annual Spring Classic last Friday and the results were nothing less than spectacular.

After three starts, Stefanie Osterman, a self-proclaimed "professional quitter," achieved the title of Competent Leader in the Toastmasters International organization, a nonprofit organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills worldwide.

Another one of the four women who were charged with the attempted murder of a Hustonville woman last July has pleaded guilty to reduced charges.

Kentucky's poet laureate is fulfilling a childhood dream by getting behind the wheel of a bookmobile in his hometown.

Danville police, local residents, and family gathered at 2:30 p.m. at Bellevue Cemetery on North First Street to pay respects to late officers John T. Crum and Sgt.

At the commission's request, City Manager Ron Scott compiled a list of current vacancies on Danville's committees.

A Lincoln County Family lost its home to a fire Thursday night, but they escaped the fast-acting blaze with their lives.

To hear the words "let it burn" is kind of odd when they come from a fire chief, but that's what Danville chief Woody Ball said will happen if many of the agricultural companies were to catch fire.

A Danville man has been sentenced to 36 months in federal prison for possessing a firearm while on supervised release from another crime.

A Danville man was sentenced last week to three years in prison for trafficking in and possession of oxycodone but may already be eligible for parole.

Saturday, if you walk through downtown Danville, you will glimpse several people, paint and brush in hand, seated in front of various buildings and homes as they try to capture some of Danville's finest scenery.

Three people were arrested overnight in Stanford for manufacturing methamphetamine after Stanford police officers found two meth labs in a child's bedroom.

Danville City Commission will consider as part of its 2013-14 budget process whether to slightly raise property taxes for city homeowners, and three of the commissioners have mixed opinions on ways to effectively and painlessly raise more revenue for the city's budget.

As we first told you at six on WKYT, Danville police arrested Lynn Adams, 64, at Ephraim McDowell Regional Medical Center Wednesday afternoon.

A Danville couple accused of bilking an elderly family member out of several thousands of dollars in cash and property will wait until next year for their day in court after a jury could not be seated to hear their trial.

Danville City Commission will decide how much funding to provide community and city-county agencies by the end of this month, and three of the commissioners have said there are some tough decisions to make.

To quote a Montgomery Gentry song, Eddie Montgomery's Steakhouse in Harrodsburg is "gone like a '59 Cadillac/Like all the good things that ain't never coming back." Area TV stations reported that Tracy Nunan, ex-wife of country singer Eddie Montgomery, half of the duo Montgomery Gentry, wrote to employees on the restaurant's Facebook page: "I'm ... (more)

For more than six years, hospital and local officials have lobbied for the improvement of traffic lighting and signage alongside portions of Walnut, Second and Third Streets.

In December 2011, Mercer County mother Sandra Baker was called to school to retrieve her son, Christopher, after the school determined he was out of control.

About 90 energetic volunteers young and old gathered Saturday at the former Garrard County Middle School to assist the Garrard County Family Resource Center and ATEAM AmeriCorps build 26 beds for needy children.