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Louisville’s Maricia Richardson grew up hearing that she didn’t need to get vaccinated.

From downed trees in the Slate Branch area to likely weather-induced water line breakage in downtown Somerset, Tuesday’s storms impacted most corners of Pulaski County.

Tornado warnings focused on northern and eastern Pulaski County caused sirens blaring around county, but the storm that came through around 6 p.m. haven’t appeared to cause much damage, according to Pulaski Emergency Management Director Chris Mason.

If it’s one thing that Masons ought to know, it’s how to build.

In 2026, the archnemesis of fun in Pulaski County has been the rain. Somernites Cruise organizers are hopeful the storm clouds have had their say for the month of July already.

A Somerset man was taken into custody in Knox County on a McCreary County warrant charging him with kidnapping and strangulation.

Even in the midst of heavy rains, Master Musicians Festival stays afloat.

A Somerset Police Department citation shows that the chief of the Lancaster Police Department was ticketed for driving under the influence after a Somerset-area wreck.

Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital (LCRH) recently honored twelve graduates from our Internal Medicine and Family Medicine Residency Programs, signaling the end of a three-year training journey and highlighting LCRH’s commitment to developing capable, compassionate physicians.

People who have questions concerning the care of a dementia patient might be able to find answers to those questions at an upcoming Memory Care Conference.