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Political rhetoric has gotten "way overheated all across the political spectrum," the Kentucky Republican said.

The city had expected to spend $1.4 million in reserve funds to balance the budget but the deficit was much less.

As a candidate in 2015, Bevin initially said he would abolish the expansion, then said he would request a waiver of federal Medicaid rules so beneficiaries would have "skin in the game" through premiums, co-payments, deductibles or health savings accounts. After he was elected, he added "community engagement" requirements including work, but those have been blocked in federal court.

The National Weather Service predicts a 40 percent chance of showers Monday, followed by a 70 percent chance Tuesday. Thunderstorms and damaging wind are possible both days.

The Kentucky Sports Radio host says he hasn't decided if he'll get in the 2020 Senate race.

The governor touted Kentucky's low unemployment rate and investments made by businesses.

Owners Desaepa Vansauwa and Zirconia Alleyne will continue catering and serving from their tent while looking for other options to equip a new food trailer.

The play, with 54 cast members, will be performed Saturday at the Alhambra Theatre.

Hoptown Chronicle, recognized by the IRS as a 501(c)(3), will receive a contribution from Hopkinsville Brewing Co. based on the brewery's July gross sales.

The session would deal with massive increases in pension costs to regional universities, health departments and others.

Christian Richard Martin is charged in the November 2015 deaths of Calvin Phillips, Pamela Phillips and Edward Dansereau.

One improvement project on East Sixth Street is moving ahead and will create new free parking downtown, but another project in the same block has been delayed indefinitely out of concerns about the potential for loitering and vagrancy.