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LOUISA, Ky. — The state of Kentucky is awarding $5.3 million in funding to benefit Lawrence County that will go toward supporting cleaner water and increasing tourism, according to a

CANAAN — The West Virginia Watershed Network presented its 2023 Watershed Hero award to Dr. Kelley Flaherty, executive director of the Save the Tygart Water

A Pikeville doctor and registered nurse have been convicted by a federal jury on several charges related to the illegal distribution of prescription drugs.

A Pike couple are behind bars on charges of child endangerment after police say a traffic stop resulted in the discovery of methamphetamine.

Three people have been arrested on murder charges in connection with the recent shooting death of a Hazard man.

The Subway Hike is a 9-mile trek through permit-only Zion Wilderness Area to a stunning natural wonder in Zion National Park.

This summer has seen a rise in harmful algal blooms at local Utah reservoirs, lakes, and rivers. The Utah Dept. of Environmental Quality is warning the public about their presence and the possible health hazards.

Camping fees at Zion National Park could go up as much 75 percent under a fee schedule now open for public comment.

Cyanobacteria, more commonly known as “blue green algae,” was detected in the park, and its cyanotoxins can cause harm to humans and animals if touched or ingested.

A Pikeville man with numerous felony convictions is facing the possibility of being sentenced to life in prison if convicted in connection with an indictment handed down July 12 by