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(Feb. 16, 2023) – Crews throughout Kentucky Department of Highways District 9 in northeast Kentucky are responding to heavy rain and flooding today. As of 3 p.m., high water is affecting or blocking travel lanes on these state highways, mostly in the usual low-lying areas...

Mars Hill Recreation Park will host a 100-person pickleball tournament May 20-21. Proceeds will benefit Neighbors in Need Food Pantry.

Memphis sports venues, TPACs move, DCS and new roads are the top items in Gov. Bill Lees $55.6 billion budget proposal.

Gov. Bill Lee is making a $55.6 billion budget proposal for fiscal 2023-24 that adds $3.3 billion for roads statewide and $125 million for teacher pay while offering $412 million in tax breaks.

After a decade of restoration, The Nature Conservancy is transfering The Willamette Confluence Preserve to the McKenzie River Trust.

Work-life balance should be a concern for people in Idaho.

Work-life balance should be a concern for people in Idaho.

Work-life balance should be a concern for people in Idaho.

A life-long rancher who loved cattle, horses, dogs, rodeo and, most of all, his family, Charles Franklin Melaney of Wolf Creek passed away on Jan. 22, 2023.

Center for Biological Diversity: Beautiful Bronze Fish Threatened by Pollution, Mining, Logging, Dams