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Power outages in the region were reported by the electric companies in Ohio and West Virginia. The Mid-Ohio Valley was under a high-winds alert until 1 p.m. f

The Browns starters worked hard in their first 16 games to earn a day off and watch their understudies get drilled by the Bengals, 31-14, in Cincinnati on Jan. 7. Now it’s back to work for the second season that begins Jan. 13 when the Browns play the Texans in Houston in a wild-card playoff […]

For Pete Ripmaster, the time on the clock is not the primary goal. It’s about the people he gets to share some time with, getting to know that person and

Birdsong named to president’s list

/PRNewswire/ -- Accelecom, a leading provider of next-generation fiber solutions announced they will deliver state-of-the-art 10Gbps connectivity to Berea...

The School of Human Ecology at UW-Madison is hosting an exhibition of objects created by Berea College students since the founding of its craft program in 1893.

Browns kicker Dustin Hopkins is expected to sit out Saturday's wild-card playoff game at Houston with a hamstring injury he sustained while chasing a kick returner in Cleveland's win over the Texans on Dec. 24. Coach Kevin Stefanksi said Tuesday that it was “unlikely” Hopkins will play this week. Hopkins, who was one of the NFL's most accurate kickers all season, missed the final two regular-season games with the injury.

Kentucky State Police investigate a Sunday morning shooting in Mount Vernon, Kentucky. One man has been pronounced dead by the Rockcastle County coroner.

MOUNT VERNON, KY. – On Thursday, Kentucky State Police, Post 11 London, received a call for assistance from Rockcastle County 911 Center with a shooting incident on Little Creek Road

Berkshire Hathaway and the Haslam family have settled a billion-dollar lawsuit.