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Homes in portions of Western and Central Kentucky have a high indoor-radon potential, research shows.

Tilley, who is originally from Hopkinsville, turned himself in to police and maintains his innocence, his attorney said.

Wild and Wicked Things explores the darker side of desire and what drives a person to do astounding but atrocious things, writes Hopkinsville-Christian County Public Library employee McKenzie Johnson.

Measures enacted by Beshear during the COVID-19 pandemic were a point of criticism for several speakers at the picnic.

House has traveled to the Hindman Settlement School — where he teaches in the Appalachian Writers' Workshop — to help save historical documents.

Live speeches will be broadcast Saturday followed by highlights on Monday. The speeches also can be viewed on demand following the event.

Construction managers oversee big projects, working with several contractors in an effort to manage costs.

Peaceful coexistence is possible with urban coyotes — creatures that actually bring some benefits to cities.

The project is expected to be completed in 2024.

The group will meet Aug. 10 at the Hopkinsville-Christian County Public Library.

Local governments and school districts will need help paying for cleaning and recovery, Gov. Andy Beshear said.

The measure is similar to a constitutional amendment that will appear on Kentucky's general election ballot in November.