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On May 11, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear was joined by Dr. Steven Stack as they attended the Team Kentucky Update.

Students are invted to a presentation by Edward Swallow, vice president, COO and CFO/treasurer of the Aerospace Corporation, at 3:30 p.m. Friday, April 21, in Bell Engineering room 2282.

After festering for four years, the question of what to do with historic L&N Train Depot spilled into the Hopkinsville City Council meeting.

The L&N Depot recently caught regional attention, but the cost to fix it continues to climb. During Tuesday night's City Council meeting, City Administrative

The Mayfield City Council approved a motion on Monday to begin rezoning a section of their downtown severely impacted by the December 2021 tornado outbreak.

Mayfield residents gathered in the local Chamber of Commerce Friday to discuss the future of the Graves County community as it continues to recover more than eight months after the December tornado outbreak.

The western Kentucky town of Marion has been facing an ongoing water shortage for months and is now weighing whether or not to build an emergency water line that would allow more supply to flow from other utilities. But another small town about nine miles away from the Crittenden County seat is wanting to take advantage of the situation.

The City of Marion is continuing to make progress with its water supply. During an update at the Marion City Council meeting Wednesday night, officials said they have had several different engineering companies working on different projects

Marion City Council members continue to weigh options for a temporary water supply to help relieve its ongoing water shortage – ranging from getting water from nearby utilities to using water in an abandoned mine within city limits.

The City of Somerset passed its $98.54 million budget for the 2022-2023 fiscal year, but not without some contention among council members.