Mark Vaught News Today

A property owner’s request to be annexed into the Somerset city limits was approved, but not after some controversy concerning how the property would be zoned as it was brought

Pulaski County voters may not see any changes when they go to the polls in future elections, but they may notice a more streamline process and shorter wait times.

Part of Tuesday’s Fiscal Court meeting dealt with the concept of either bringing roads into the county system, or removing them from that system.

A General Election full of statewide offices once again brought out GOP voters in Pulaski County — but fewer voters overall than might have been expected.

Election Day is finally here. But will it be a big day or a quiet one in Pulaski County?

Early voting is ongoing and continues through Saturday in Pulaski County ahead of Tuesday’s General Election, where all eyes are on the Kentucky governor’s race.

Somerset council members heard about the accomplishments of a local sober living organization as well as approved a zone change and a bid to replace parts of the city’s water

Upcountry wildfire survivors discussed the loss of their homes and the unwavering support of community volunteers who came to their aid in the days following disastrous wildfires on Maui. “It only takes a spark to start a fire. Sometimes you just need that one little spark to get a response going, and the community has been the fuel for that,” said volunteer, Kyle Ellison.

When Alexander the Great died, his empire was divided among his top generals. Pulaski County, though, will just remain apportioned by its magistrates—some minor changes to district size and population.

Audits are scary, and Tuesday’s Pulaski County Fiscal Court meeting saw the reading of 2021’s audit report. Due to mistakes and lack of delegation, the county’s audit came back less