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When Knox County Sheriff’s deputies responded to a home near Corbin recently, they discovered a pregnant woman, who had been choked and beaten, and a two-year-old child asleep under a piece of used drywall that contained nails sticking out, according to a sheriff’s department...

When it heard about construction updates on building projects throughout the school district, the Whitley County Board of Education got one particularly costly bit of bad news during its monthly meeting Thursday along with several pieces of good news. Read this story and more for...

When you are an editor at a college newspaper, you have staff writers that turn in all kinds of stories with varying levels of quality. Some prove to be memorable and not for good reason…LOL. You usually had one or two staff writers, who were pretty darn good and you didn’t have...

The Whitley County Sheriff’s Department is reporting that a kayaker went over Cumberland Falls Friday and lived to tell about it. The sheriff’s department left the scene about 11 p.m. Friday after deploying at the Falls in a support capacity for the Kentucky State Park Rangers....

When it comes to the recent $1.08 billion Powerball jackpot drawing, there is some bad news and some good news for folks in Kentucky. The bad news is that only one winning ticket was sold for the billion dollar jackpot on July 19 and it was sold in California. The good news is...

After a rare 2-2 split vote last month over the topic of a public meeting code of conduct, the Corbin City Commission unanimously approved a revised version of the policy during its regular monthly meeting Monday. Read this story and more for just $.99 cents today, or subscribe...