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Three Democratic candidates for Kentucky’s open U.S. Senate seat outlined their views on economic policy, AI data centers and Western Kentucky’s needs during a Paducah forum.

Straddling the state line on acreage that later became Fort Campbell, the community had ties to one of the biggest land scandals in early America, a nationwide religious movement and local families whose descendants still live in Christian County today.

The track behind the Gateway Academy building will be open to the public 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays.

The forecast indicates showers and thunderstorms are likely beginning Monday afternoon.

Friends of Kenneth Bates, who died in February 2023, are raising money for a headstone at his grave in Cave Springs Cemetery.

The justices sided with the fish and wildlife department and attorney general.

The Hopkinsville Art Guild is seeking projects that will enhance the rail-trail as a community asset. The deadline for proposals is May 31.

State lawmakers allocated $60 million in 2024 for Murray State to build a new veterinary sciences facility.

This year 38 of Kentucky’s 120 counties will have at least one woman running for judge-executive.

Twenty individuals will be chosen for the nine-month program. The deadline to apply is May 20.

Daily reports and feature photos from Hoptown Chronicle tracking the auction's progress with highlights on community grants Rotarians are awarding throughout the week.

Making nods to Martha Layne Collins, Lt Gov. Coleman promises to put 'people over politics.'