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After someone noticed a hole in the pavement, a state highway crew dug off the road surface to check below and a much larger opening developed.

The Hopkinsville fair, celebrating its 75th edition, will culminate with a fireworks show on the 250th anniversary of America's independence.

A state senator says the constitutional amendment will prevent pardons and commutations from being issued "in the dark," while others are wary of the change.

The free concerts are set June 30 and July 2.

The event, including a program with Hopkinsville-Christian County Historian William T. Turner, will be on July 11.

Monarch butterflies take a generational migration path north every year — meaning that they reproduce multiple times along their trip — before eventually returning south for the winter.

An nalysis by Kentucky Lantern finds current UK board members have given nearly $1.7 million to Beshear

Lack of regulations, cheap energy costs make state a prime target for new industry.

Artists are sought to create and donate artsy chairs with a functional design. The project culminates with a silent auction on June 26.

The offices will close June 4-5 as the state migrates to a new online system — one of several steps being taken to ease long-running frustrations over wait times and available appointments.

David, a cancer survivor and musician, is currently on the “No Turning Back” tour through several states. He'll be at the Hopkinsville church on June 1 and 2.

The series also includes a country-rock and folk music show, a Celtic Christmas concert, a Motown show and concerts by Grammy-winners Linda Davis and the Steep Canyon Rangers.