WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump says he’s replacing his embattled Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and will nominate in her place Oklahoma Republican Sen. Markwayne Mullin. Trump made the announcement on social media on Thursday, two days after Noem…
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Police say a man told them he was tied up and robbed at his Lexington apartment on Thursday morning.
The Glasgow Daily Times has a new publisher and a new general manager.
World War II veteran is back in Central Kentucky after visiting France for D-Day ceremonies. 89-year-old Charles Wilson of Nicholas County arrived at Bluegrass Airport in Lexington Wednesday night.
car hit a fire truck Wednesday afternoon in Pulaski County. The county's public safety director says the Nancy Fire Department was fighting a vehicle fire on the Cumberland Parkway when another car hit the fire truck.
A mural in Lexington, paying tribute to the city’s horseracing heritage, was washed away by accident. But some people in the art community say there is a silvery lining to the mistake.
Jurors in Lexington say Clyde Sexton is guilty of third-degree sexual abuse, involving the sexual assault of a coworker who'd passed out at a Lexington strip club in 2013. The coroner says that coworker, Melissa Kline-Smiley, died a few days later.
State police say a pedestrian was hit and killed Tuesday night in McCreary County. Troopers say it happened on Wilburn K. Ross Highway in the Stearns community.
The family of a 30-year-old amateur driver killed in a crash at Kentucky Speedway last year filed a lawsuit, alleging that the racecar's steering wheel broke off in his hands as he roared around the track at more than 100 mph.
A tentative agreement at an aluminum smelting plant has been reached, potentially ending a work stoppage affecting roughly 560 employees at the Century Aluminum facility in western Kentucky.
A Morehead councilman says the city should lower its EMS contribution by $39,000. That's according to the The Morehead News. The paper says the city held a second reading this week on an ordinance to adopt the 2015-2016 fiscal year budget. It reports that councilman Tom Carew proposed a budget amendment that would cut some of the city's funding to Morehead-Rowan County EMS.
Taco Bell executives are studying a strange new vocabulary emerging on this side of the border — the lingo of its young customers.
Health officials say more than 50 southern Indiana people exposed to a student with a confirmed case of tuberculosis have tested positive for the disease in preliminary tests.
Beaten and raped and her cellphone taken away, a woman who was kidnapped in Tennessee was able to get access to her attacker's phone and send a text message to her sister, giving police an electronic trail to the Louisiana hotel where she was being held.
There are now new features on Kentucky Business One Stop Portal, a benefit to small business.
LPD has placed additional charges on Jermaine M. Anderson, following his arrest on June 7.
Human remains found in a sleeping bag in a creek in northern Kentucky have been positively identified.
Kentucky collected less tax money in May, but the decrease was likely not enough to endanger the state's budget projections.
After Officer Kenny Goodlett was diagnosed with cancer, his fellow officers and friends decided to host a pig roast to help raise money.
A lending program for small businesses in Appalachia is making millions in loans available throughout the region.
