A Williamsburg man, who was arrested in late 2004 for allegedly driving while drunk, had his charges dismissed Monday afternoon in Whitley District Court.
A community forum about secondhand smoke is planned for Thursday evening at Williamsburg City Hall and could serve as a precursor for an anti-smoking ordinance in Williamsburg.
If history is any indicator, about 80 percent of the players participating in Saturday's 2012 National Guard Border Bowl will sign scholarships to play football at the college level.
Even though the home that she has lived in for nearly 46 years caught on fire Tuesday afternoon, Williamsburg resident Pauline Croley says she feels pretty lucky.
Whitley County Sheriff Colan Harrell is encouraging elderly residents to check into medical alert devices after deputies found an injured 85-year-old woman in her bathtub Wednesday afternoon.
Semi truck driver David Lane wasn't injured when he choked on coffee and ran off the road while traveling south on I-75 near the three-mile marker about 10:20 a.m. Monday.
So far no one has come forward to claim a $250,000 cash prize after purchasing a winning Mega Millions ticket at a Williamsburg market last week, according to the Kentucky Lottery Commission.
Less than a week after a federal grand jury indicted the Bad Hair Bandit in U.S. District Court, Williamsburg police believe they have recovered the weapon that Jason Fox used during the robberies.
A University of the Cumberlands student, who is facing arson charges after he allegedly set a fire inside a university dormitory last week, has been freed from the Whitley County Detention Center on a $3,000 cash bond.
For Whitley County resident Pat Collins, the 70th anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor last Wednesday had a little different meaning than it does for most other people.
