Livingston County News

Kentucky State Police along with Livingston County Sheriff Department following up on a drug investigation discovered a moonshine still that was in operation.

Kentucky State Police say two men are facing charges after officers found a moonshine operation at a residence in Livingston County in western Kentucky.

"I am not a monster," Robert Bivens said during an interview Thursday. Bivens stands accused of sexually assaulting at least eight young boys in two states.

Authorities spent Sunday searching for a person missing after a boat caught fire on Kentucky Lake Saturday.

Attorneys for triple murder suspect Kevin Wayne Dunlap say they need more time before their client faces a jury.

"It seemed believable to me," Blanche Hearell said, shaking her head. Hearell, 83, is talking about a man who came to her house, offering to do home improvements.

A crime right out of the Old West is making a comeback in our area and nationwide.

More than 150 people attended the Aug. 5 American Municipal Power Inc. groundbreaking ceremony for the Cannelton Hydroelectric Plant near Hawesville, Ky.

Crews here have been working 14 hour days seven days a week to build this new entry way.

A string of break-ins have police warning how you can protect your home and yourself from crimes of opportunity.

Witnesses are refusing to talk to the defense in the case of a triple-murder suspect.

Another western Kentucky area has joined the Trail of Tears. The Paducah Sun reports Princeton Mayor Gale Cherry and members of the National Park Service signed an agreement recently recognizing Big Spring Park on of the settlements that hosted members of the Cherokee tribe as it made its way from Georgia to Oklahoma in 1838-39. Big Spring joins ...

Richard O'Hair appears in Livingston County District Court Thursday morning to be arraigned on three theft charges.

Mr. Louis Chittenden was northbound on Carrsville Road when the passenger side tires dropped off the right hand shoulder of the roadway.

The Dunn/Cherry House, just off Court Street in Smithland, KY. The home was built nearly 150 years ago.

Eleven people died in 11 crashes on Kentucky roads last week, state police said.

Mr. Clarence F. Jones was northbound on J.H. O'Bryan approaching the intersection of US 62.

Mr. Trevor Wayne Hammond was traveling east on US 60 and crossed into the westbound lane of traffic.

Henry Clay is once again holding court, in a new building in western Kentucky. A statue of Clay, a 19th-century politician known as "The Great Compromiser," took its placee last week on the second floor of the new Livingston County Justice Center in Smithland.

A key piece of evidence against a triple murder suspect could be tossed out if his defense attorney gets his way.