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Over $223,000 in grants were awarded to area nonprofits on Tuesday during a ceremony held by the Community Foundation of Southcentral Kentucky at the Bowling Green Chamber of Commerce.

FRANKLIN — A Simpson County man’s murder case will remain on the docket after a judge denied his motion to dismiss the charges against him.

Kentucky teen Emma Filback was allegedly attacked on a Franklin Simpson High School bus on April 18. Her family says she did not know the alleged assailant, and the attack was unprovoked.

ATLANTA – Mary Patricia “Pat” Mullins (91), of Atlanta, GA , passed away on Sunday, April 7, 2024 surrounded by her family.

A man who was accused of trying to set up a sexual tryst with an undercover agent who posed online as a 14-year-old pleaded guilty in federal court.

Two people injured in a Friday night crash in Simpson County remain in critical condition as of Monday afternoon, police said.

Multiple schools in southern Mississippi will be closed on Wednesday due to inclement weather expected to impact the region. The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency is continuing to monitor the potential for severe storms. Most of the state could be impacted, especially the southern portion. In response, the following schools will...

A former Simpson County justice court deputy clerk has been taken into custody for allegedly embezzling public funds and altering records. Ramsey is accused of pocketing money collected for fines. She was served with a $1,348.05 demand letter at the time of her arrest. She was arrested by officers with...

The person responsible for an incident that caused a parking garage at the University of Southern Mississippi to be shut down on Friday has been identified as a man previously wanted on felony charges. DaMarcus Tyrese Burkett, 25, is behind bars after allegedly threatening self-harm while in the parking garage....

House Bill 266, Kentucky’s Biennial Highway Construction Plan for 2024-26, was approved by the General Assembly in late March and now awaits finalization from the governor.