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The region, one of the poorest in the country, is full of modest, unprotected homes and decaying infrastructure. Some residents say they won’t return.

<p>For a century, coal mining companies have taken billions of dollars of wealth out of eastern Kentucky, stripped the land of vegetation that can contain flood waters, and contributed to the climate change making severe storms more frequent, while leaving little for the people who live there. </p>

Early this morning around 4 am, a fatal accident occurred involving a Kentucky Power Company vehicle. The acci...

Real Estate Confidential is a biweekly chit-chat about new listings, sales, or other insider info on the Martha’s Vineyard Real Estate market, presented by Fred Roven, owner/broker of Martha’s Vineyard Buyer Agents. It appears every other Friday in The Minute. Maybe, just maybe, there are signs that buyers can take a moderate sigh of relief. […]

HUNTINGTON — Damage assessment following flash flooding in the area a couple weeks ago is still underway.

A Pike County duo was arrested after a tip to the Kentucky State Police mobile app led them to evidence of methamphetamine trafficking, police said.

The recent incident where a Pike Central High School student allegedly brought a gun onto campus was a first of its kind, district officials said.

A student at Pike County Central High School was arrested after the school’s resource officer investigated a report that a student had a gun at school.

Two Pike County Detention Center inmates who walked away from a work crew recently and were quickly caught are facing new charges, and may have made a decision which will

A Pike County man was sentenced last week to serve six years in prison in connection with three separate methamphetamine trafficking cases with which he was charged in less than