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Three Whitley County residents are claiming that a prescription painkiller caused them heart problems and strokes, and want the New Jersey maker of the drug to pay up. A trio of lawsuits was filed in

Two Corbin restaurants did not serve alcohol irresponsibly to a man who used his car to damage two buildings and hit two pedestrians during a drunken rampage in downtown Corbin in August, a local offi

Jerry Taylor is no longer Whitley County Jailer. Taylor, his attorney, Ron Reynolds, and a former deputy jailer walked into the office of Whitley County Judge-Executive Mike Patrick about 3:30 p.m.

A man with 32 years of law enforcement experience has been named Whitley County's new jailer. At noon Wednesday, Whitley County Judge-Executive Mike Patrick appointed Ken Mobley as the new jailer.

Jerry Taylor is no longer Whitley County Jailer. Taylor, his attorney, Ron Reynolds, and a former deputy jailer walked into the office of Whitley County Judge-Executive Mike Patrick about 3:30 p.m.

Jerry Taylor is no longer Whitley County Jailer. Taylor, his attorney, Ron Reynolds, and a former deputy jailer walked into the office of Whitley County Judge-Executive Mike Patrick about 3:30 p.m.

The young Redhounds came out smoking this week as they beat a larger team in Pulaski County.

To win the Class 4A, Region 4, District 8, Whitley County coach Mike Campbell knew his team would have to go through the Madison Central Indians.

The Lynn Camp Wildcats took a big step in claiming a district title when they knocked off the Harlan Green Dragons, 29-0 in Harlan Friday night. It was the Wildcat defense that stepped up and held the

Slow Start? What Slow Start?! The Corbin Redhounds returned to the friendly confines of Campbell Field and forgot about an 0-5 start by beginning the second half of their season with a hard fought 27-