Operator of horse-drawn buggy cited for Kentucky crash

The Gleaner - Fri Nov 06

The Amish operator of a horse-drawn buggy has been cited after being involved in a collision with a motor vehicle on a highway in western Kentucky.

Ky. offers incentives for large-animal vets

The Jackson Sun - Mon Nov 02

Despite a state-funded program to help veterinary students pay $6,000 in student loans, West Kentucky specialists don't predict a local increase in the number of veterinarians specializing in large or food animals.

Vet subsidy may not be enough to change trends

WKYT-TV Lexington - Sat Oct 31

Despite a state-funded program to help veterinary students pay $6,000 in student loans, west Kentucky specialists doubt there will be an increase in the number of veterinarians specializing in large or food animals in the area.

Rain causes flooding over several roads

KFVS - Fri Oct 30

Lots of rain has caused flooding in several parts of the Heartland. Several roads are closed due to high water.

Governor Beshear celebrates completion of widened KY 80 in Jackson Purchase

Kentucky Governor's Office - Wed Oct 28

Gov. Steve Beshear today cut a ribbon to celebrate the impending completion of a widened KY 80 in the Jackson Purchase - an important step in a larger project to enhance the US 68/KY 80 corridor from Mayfield to Bowling Green.

Kentucky man charged in alleged Facebook threat

The Gleaner - Wed Oct 28

Police have arrested a western Kentucky man accused of making a death threat on the social networking Web site Facebook.

Plea Entered In School-Related Sex Case

WBKO-TV Bowling Green - Tue Oct 27

A former western Kentucky school worker accused of having sexual relations with a 17-year-old student he coached has entered an Alford plea.

Brien guilty, takes Alford plea in sex-abuse case

Marshall County Tribune-Courier - Tue Oct 27

Brien takes Alford plea in sex-abuse case Former assistant tennis coach to serve 48 hours jail time, two-year diverted sentence By Mary Garrison Tribune-Courier Features Editor mgarrison@tribunecourier.com MARSHALL COUNTY - Former Marshall County High School assistant tennis coach Martin Bo Brien went before special appointed Judge Greg Hines in ...

Lower bail denied in Lowe's shooting

Home Channel News - Fri Oct 23

A judge in Mayfield, Ky. has refused to lower the bail for a woman who opened fire in a Lowea s home improvement store, injuring her husband and endangering other shoppers, according to an article in The Paducah Sun .

McKinneya s Carrier finalist for Teacher of the Year

The Interior Journal - Thu Oct 22

FRANKFORT James Carrier, a teacher at McKinney Elementary School, is one of nine teachers from around the state three elementary school teachers, three middle school teachers and three high school teachers that have been named finalists for the Kentucky Teacher of the Year award.