FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Kentucky’s governor offered a blistering assessment Wednesday of new guidance from federal health officials, calling it “reckless” and contradictory to the need for aggressive testing policies to combat the spread of COVID-19.
It looks as if the upcoming weekend is going to be wet and stormy in Lake Cumberland Country.
A Christian County man was arrested on drug and firearm-related charges Tuesday here in Pulaski County County.
Two Pulaski Countians were arrested on drug-related charges last week.
A Somerset woman has been charged with meth trafficking after her vehicle was stopped last Friday night.
A Wayne County woman was arrested on various offenses this week, as was another man found in the trunk of the car she was driving.
A Eubank man charged in connection to a marijuana plot that was protected by explosive devices is set to stand trial next spring.
A Somerset woman was arrested on drug- and weapon-related charges as well as outstanding warrants following a routine traffic stop early Monday morning.
MONTICELLO, Ky. — A residential program for women who have undergone rehabilitation is set to be open in Monticello this fall.
A roundup of local COVID-19 information includes the temporary shut down of a popular Pulaski business, a grim outlook from the Lake Cumberland District Health Department, and state numbers surrounding an outbreak in a local nursing home.