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Once while on a sabbatical, Father Donald Antweiler got to spend the night in a tent on the edge of a steep cliff.

A major Kentucky corporation opened the doors to its new headquarters in downtown Owensboro.

Lieutenant Governor Jacqueline Coleman presented the 2023 Governor’s Safety and Health Awards to Kentucky companies whose employees collectively logged more than 50.2 million consecutive hours on the job without a workplace injury or illness during 2022. Some of those companies were local.

OATS Transit, a Missouri based not-for-profit transportation provider, announced that it has received a grant from Three Rivers Helping Hands Community Foundation totaling $4,500. These funds will be …

Winter weather led to thousands of outages Thursday evening and Friday, according to Ameren Missouri.

An annual report shows Missouri climbing the rankings for energy efficiency in the U.S., though its authors and state advocates say more needs to be done.

Six power plants in Kentucky are storing toxic coal ash in or near groundwater and may have to remove it in order to comply with federal regulations.

With winter weather comes power interruptions, and Three Rivers Electric Cooperative worked through the day Tuesday to restore power to its members.

Federal money will be used to build a facility aimed at improving and expanding truck-to-rail service for area industries.

While enjoying the quiet life of retirement on his farm north of Lohman, 90-year-old Artwin "Art" Ehrhardt recounted in his youth there was rarely an opportunity to venture any further than the borders of Cole County.