Driving will be ‘extremely dangerous,’ so stay home, officials urge by Hoptown Chronicle January 6, 2022 Friday will bring frigid temperatures and the threat of black ice on roads.
Government offices, agencies announce closures by Jennifer P. Brown January 6, 2022 The region could have up to 7 inches of snow accumulation, according to the National Weather Service forecast.
Christian County Health Department closing early Thursday by Jennifer P. Brown January 6, 2022 Anyone who had a COVID-19 vaccination appointment should return on any Tuesday or Thursday for the shot.
Beshear, in televised address, calls for unity after tornado devastation by Ryland Barton January 6, 2022 Gov. Andy Beshear called for unity during his State of the Commonwealth Address, saying Republicans and Democrats need to work together.
Ky. Senate redistricting maps boost GOP in Congress, legislature by Ryland Barton January 5, 2022 The congressional plan dramatically changes Kentucky’s 1st Congressional district, snaking from Fulton County in the westernmost tip of the state all the way to Frankfort, 300 miles away.
Kenneth Bates, longtime gospel music aficionado, will join tornado benefit concert by Jennifer P. Brown January 5, 2022 Tickets for the Saturday show at the Alhambra are $25.
HCC closed Thursday by Jennifer P. Brown January 5, 2022 The closure announcement follows the forecast of 2 to 4 inches of snow accumulation.
CCPS is taking a snow day Thursday by Jennifer P. Brown January 5, 2022 Sports and extracurricular activities are also canceled.
People charged in Capitol insurrection aren’t more likely to be from rural America by Anya Slepyan, Tim Marema and Claire Carlson January 5, 2022 The Jan. 6 arrestees come from a broad cross-section of major cities, suburbs and small towns, a Daily Yonder analysis shows.
Snow forecast Thursday, followed by extreme cold by Jennifer P. Brown January 5, 2022 The National Weather Service predicts 2 to 4 inches of accumulation.
Saints Peter and Paul parishioners rode out tornado praying the rosary by Dennis Sadowski January 5, 2022 The Rev. Richard Meredith described the storm as “roaring like a freight train and the church booming like a drum.”
Kentucky Supreme Court takes down financial barrier to expungement by Becca Schimmel January 4, 2022 Mike Abate, a lawyer who worked on the case, said the change will give many Kentuckians a second chance and hope for moving on with their lives.
