Chemo failed to beat an aggressive form of brain cancer for 2-year-old Arlo Shepherd.

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Robin learned Kentucky names, now it’s their turn!

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With help from the Floyd County Animal Shelter, for Valentine’s Day you can have your ex’s name put in a litter box.

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PIKEVILLE, Ky. — A Pike County man is facing a felony theft charge, after police found him with $3,000 worth of telecommunications cable in his truck. Kentucky State Police responded early Saturday morning after AT&T reported cable theft at Sookey’s Creek. They found Joshua McCoy, 34, of Pikeville, with the cable in the back of his truck. McCoy told police he found the cable lying on the ground, but AT&T said it had video of the theft. He was arrested and charged with theft between $1,000 and $10,000. The charge is punishable by up to five years in prison.

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LONDON, Ky. — The Jenkins school board and other defendants have responded to a podcaster’s lawsuit by denying any wrongdoing and asking a judge to toss the case out. Elizabeth Jones is suing district and several individuals affiliated with it, after she received a letter from the board’s attorney banning her from the district’s schools and district-sponsored events. The letter said the reason for the ban was that she had made unspecified social media posts that were considered harassment. Jones filed a federal lawsuit alleging that the district was retaliating against her for exercising her First Amendment rights and violated […]

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