Graves County News

Ticks typically begin to appear in late spring and early summer as warm weather sets in, but this year cases of the annual pest were reported three to four weeks earlier than normal, said University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service agents.

The Kentucky State Police held their annual awards ceremony on Monday, May 21st at the Capitol Plaza Hotel in Frankfort.

Two Fulton County residents were injured after a motorcycle collision late Tuesday evening.

Mr. James C. Manlove was traveling south on the Julian Carroll Purchase Parkway and exited off at the 25 mile marker.

Graves County sophomore Adam Miller, 17, lost his mom and brother in a crash on Greenbelt Road, and now he's turning his pain into creativity with a video, telling his story and winning some major recognition along the way.

The Mayfield-Graves County Habitat for Humanity, Inc. recently received a $25,000 donation to help eliminate poverty housing in Graves County.

Lillie Maglene "Granny" Irvine, 95, of Lone Oak, died Wednesday morning at 4:15 a.m. at Superior Care Home.

A western Kentucky sheriff says a missing high school freshman has been located safe in Louisiana.

MAYFIELD, Ky. - A western Kentucky sheriff says there is reason to believe a missing high school freshman got into a car with a man she met on the Internet.

Graves County Sheriff deputies are looking for clues that will lead to finding a high school student who went missing after school on Tuesday.

The owner of a Graves County animal shelter charged with animal cruelty has entered an Alford Plea to numerous charges.

The Sun Visitors to the 28th annual American Quilter's Society Quilt Show & Contest, above, admire the work of 2012 Best in Show winner Sue McCarty on Saturday, the final day of the Quilt Show in Paducah.