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Henderson edged off list of Kentucky's 10 largest cities
With the sunset sky reflecting off the water boaters and fishermen enjoy the Henderson riverfront Wednesday evening.
Cockfighting Suspects Appear in Court in Bracken County
Several people charged in connection with a Northern Kentucky cockfighting ring made court appearances today.
NTSB Faults Cargo-Ship Pilot, Owner, Coast Guard and Kentucky for 2012 Collision
The Lagoon Bridge, now under construction near Kentucky Lake, is the first phase of the replacement for the Eggners Ferry Bridge over the Tennessee River.
Bridge worker dead in accident
Daviess County Coroner Jeff Jones says the man died Monday evening after being taken to a hospital.
Western Ky. ferry plans to resume Tuesday
Almost a month to the day after it closed, the Dorena-Hickman Ferry in western Kentucky expects to resume service Tuesday.
Welcome center reopen for holiday
Motorists traveling from the Nashville area toward Henderson on westbound Interstate 24 will find the Kentucky welcome center near Hopkinsville open during the busy Memorial Day travel weekend, according to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet.
Cicadas about to emerge but not in Kentucky
Kentuckians don't have to worry about an onslaught of noisy cicadas this year, though experts say they're about to emerge in the Northeast.
Twin Bridges rusting just five to six years after painting
Mike Lawrence/The Gleaner Rust shows through a steel beam on the northbound twin bridge span.
Prescription Drug Use Is The Leading Cause of Accidential Deaths
This article caught me off guard as I read it in a Fox News.Com report stating political leaders in Kentucky had called a local retailer, the Urban Outfitters, to advise them to halt the sale of flasks, shot glasses and pint glasses because they look like real prescription pill bottles.
Campaign to back health exchange
The Affordable Health Care Act and - according to Gov. Steve Beshear - a healthier lifestyle for citizens are coming to Kentucky.
Speeded-up efforts helping replace damaged Webster bridge
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is moving ahead with plans to replace a failed bridge on Kentucky 874 near the Lisman community south of Dixon in Webster County.
GED tests free in Ky. for 11 weeks
Kentuckians who take the high school equivalency test between Wednesday and July 31 will have their fee of $60 to $120 paid by Kentucky Adult Education.
Federal board calls for lowering DUI level from .08 to .05
Jessica Langley reacts as she realizes she's hitting a cone while driving a Global Electric Motors car with Fatal Vision goggles on during a drunk driving class at HCHS Thursday afternoon, October 28, 2010.
Parkway to see lane closures in Clark County for four months
Locals traveling to central Kentucky might want to leave a little earlier, to account for road construction along the Mountain Parkway.
Emergency work zone in Henderson to address pavement wash out
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Henderson County Highway Maintenance Crew has set up an emergency lane restriction on US 41-Alternate between US 60 and the KY 425 Henderson Bypass at the south edge of Henderson.
Marshall County Tribune-Courier
NTSB says crew ignored warnings
The National Transportation Safety Board said the primary cause of the Delta Mariner's collision with the Eggners Ferry Bridge was the crew's reliance on a pilot's advice.
Asphalt rehab projects awarded to 45 counties
Governor Steve Beshear announced that asphalt rehabilitation projects totaling more than $64 million have been awarded by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet as the spring construction season continues.
Poll: Most Kentuckians Favor Marijuana for Medicinal Use
Currently, 17 states and the District of Columbia, allow marijuana for medicinal use.
Physicians Talk Medicaid Expansion in Kentucky
The governor's office says this could provide 332,000 of the 640,000 currently uninsured Kentuckians with coverage through the Health Benefit Exchange.
Political illusions and cheap tricks: The wrong medicine for Kentucky's Medicaid malady
More than 324 years after architect Sir Christopher Wren constructed fake pillars at Windsor Town Hall near London to satisfy building inspectors, tourists remain fascinated with the good-for-nothing posts.