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Kentucky man sentenced for faking his own death to avoid outstanding child support
LONDON, Ky. (TCN) -- A 39-year-old man will spend over six years in prison for using a physician’s login credentials to fake his own death so he wouldn’t have to pay child support. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Kentucky announced Aug. 20 that a...
FIRST ALERT | Chris Bailey tracks near record lows
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - It’s an absolutely awesome weather pattern we’re dealing with as temps take a walk on the fall side. This blast of fall may very well break a few record lows Wednesday and Thursday mornings. Wow!. Highs out there today are generally in the low...
BCHS recognizes winners at Kentucky State Fair
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Barren County High School is celebrating two students who won a competition at the Kentucky State Fair. At the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America’s “Put an Egg on it” competition, the district says Elijah Clark and Gabby Milton gave a winning entry with their huevos rancheros.
Kentucky Schools Wore Pink to Honor Lucy Nash Following Her Sudden Death
Schools across the state of Kentucky wore pink on Aug. 19 to celebrate the life of Lucy Nash. Lucy, a 9-year-old, died on her first day back at school for the fourth grade. Following the news of her death, and the trend it sparked across the state, many wanted to know more about who Lucy was. Lucy's story rallied her entire community, and ultimately the whole state, together. Here's what we know about what happened to her. What happened to Lucy Nash? Lucy Nash was originally from Henderson County, and her full name is Luciana “Lucy” Laine Nash. During her...
Northern Kentucky needs more housing, and your input
Editor's note: A previous sentence about the supply and demand of housing units in Boone, Kenton, and Campbell counties has been corrected. In Northern Kentucky, thousands of people can barely afford $300 a month for rent. Wealthier residents can't find the bigger homes they want. Most people in the area need small...
CovCath tops first NKHSBSCA poll
The Northern Kentucky High School Boys Soccer Coaches Association have weighed in with their first poll of the season after the first week of the season. Covington Catholic tops the poll with back-to-back champion Ryle behind them in second. This will be a bi-weekly poll that will run throughout the season, voted on by the coaches in Northern Kentucky and in the association.
It’s about access to health care
Meaningful reform on controversial issues takes time and hard work. Passions run high. Sharp elbows get thrown. Nuance can contradict ideology, requiring compromise. Which brings me to Kentucky’s certificate of need (CON) laws. CON regulates investment in our state’s health care sector. Before opening certain types of facilities, an entrepreneur or health care provider must […]
The Nature Conservancy awarded $400,000 ARC ARISE Grant to support outdoor recreation infrastructure in Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee
The Nature Conservancy (TNC) was recently awarded $400,000 from the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) for its new project “The Cumberland-Pine Mountain Outdoor Recreation and Conservation Corridor of Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky.” The funding was made available through ARC’s Appalachian Regional Initiative for Stronger Economies (ARISE) which drives large-scale economic transformation through multi-state collaboration. The Nature […] The post The Nature Conservancy awarded $400,000 ARC ARISE Grant to support outdoor recreation infrastructure in Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee appeared first on Middlesboro News.
Grossberg denies harassment allegations; Dems say it raises ‘serious concerns’
Here’s what Kentucky state Rep. Daniel Grossberg, D-Louisville, had to say in response to allegations of harassment and crude, sexually-charged texts and direct messages from three different women involved in Kentucky politics.
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