Gov. Andy Beshear released a statement on Sunday, expressing his gratitude for those who made sacrifices to help reduce the COVID-19 spread over the holiday weekend.
Starting Monday, the North Gibson School Corporation says that all students and staff at Princeton Community Middle School and Princeton Community High School will return to in-person learning.
Troopers say the 1962 Piper Cherokee single-engine, fixed wing airplane, piloted by 70-year-old Johnnie Bush of Celestine, crashed when approaching to land on Runway 8.
Thanks to Henderson County clerk, Herbie McKee, and his family, you can take Christmas pictures with an old Ford pickup that he and his family donated.
Prowse represented England in weightlifting at the Commonwealth Games in the 1950s before breaking into movies with roles that emphasized his commanding size.
In Henderson, Pittsburg Tank and Tower Group is celebrating 101 years of operation, but this year, employees have extra reason to celebrate, after a generous gift from the company’s owner.
U.S. District Judge Gregory Van Tatenhove made the ruling on a lawsuit initially filed by Attorney General Daniel Cameron and Danville Christian Academy on Nov. 20.
As Santa made his way through, kids lined the sidewalk thinking about what they were going to tell the man in the big red suit what they wanted for Christmas this year.
Friday, Gov. Andy Beshear announced case information for Thursday and Friday, including the highest number of new daily cases ever reported in the state and the second highest number of newly confirmed deaths.
Now that a judge has stopped Gov. Beshear’s order to stop in person classes at private schools, Owensboro Catholic Schools say they will return to class.
