Hindman Elementary News Today

Trainers from the Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh — Aly Toy and Jim Falba — recently visited the Hazard Challenger Learning Center to help train employees on a new outreach

* A former Kentucky State Police officer faces eight months behind bars. Former KSP Lieutenant Colonel Mike Crawford was sentenced yesterday for consp...

FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – This week marks the six-month anniversary of the eastern Kentucky flooding that killed 44 people, and more federal aid has been approved in the region where

Students in Knott and Letcher Counties have been out of school for more than a month due to July’s deadly flooding. This week, they returned.

BARBOURVILLE — Six thousand five hundred.

After a month-long delay, Knott County Schools are finally back in session. Staff worked vigorously through the month of August to get the school back on its feet.

Kentucky's two largest school districts are coming together to help one that's desperately in need.

Hindman Elementary was severely damaged when four foot high flood waters filled the building last month.

A small eastern Kentucky school that was washed out by floodwaters is receiving a special delivery from the state’s two largest school districts.

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