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CORBIN — Each year the medical staff at Baptist Health Corbin award scholarships to recognize and reward academic accomplishments of healthcare students.

AB 1506 requires state prosecutors to probe incidents in which an officer shoots and kills an unarmed person, specifically defined as someone without a deadly weapon in their possession.

The man who was fatally shot Friday by a Sonoma County sheriff’s deputy was a 36-year-old Lake County resident. Investigators are trying to determine why he was in the area. Authorities also released the names of the two deputies involved in the incident.

Ray Liotta is gone, but the gangster classic lives forever.

Don't flinch, but it's been over 40 years since director Martin Scorsese unleashed Goodfellas on the world. And movies haven't been the same since. The film has influenced a generation of writers, directors, editors, and cinematographers who've tried to emulate its authoritative coolness... to va...

The new dashboard gives the public unprecedented transparency into Washington's criminal legal system.

Some Kentucky hospitals are allowing more visitors as some COVID-19 policies are getting back to normal. Baptist Health Corbin has updated their polic...

Baptist Health Corbin was recently recognized by Becker’s Hospital Review as one of only 14 hospitals in Kentucky to be named “best hospitals for patient experience”.

FRANKFORT, Ky. — After surpassing 1 million COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, the state and Tri-County are continuing to see a rise in cases as the Omicron variant continues to spread.

CORBIN — The Kentucky National Guard has been called back to assist the hospitals in any capacity needed as the omicron variant becomes the new threat and case numbers soar.