Category

  Four Corbin Police officers in danger of being laid off are keeping their jobs, for now.

  A Corbin man accused of claiming to be a Corbin Police officer and ordering five large pizzas to be delivered to the station is out of jail and awaiting his day in court.

After nearly 18 months, the homicide case involving victim Robert "Bobby" Vanover has concluded, sort of.

Demolition of the building that once housed the old Goldenberg’s Furniture store and Regency 7 Cinemas at Trademart Shopping Center began Tuesday. The 35,000 square foot area is being demoed to make room for a Ross retail store, with hopes of an opening sometime in...

Two regional musical acts have been announced for this year’s NIBROC Festival — a tried and true rock-n-roll favorite and an up-and-coming, high-energy country quintet.

A single vehicle crash in Southern Whitley County late Monday afternoon has claimed the life of a Jellico man.

A popular retired Corbin High School chemistry teacher and tennis coach collapsed Saturday after finishing a 56-mile bike trek during the inaugural Laurel Lake Triathlon.

A federal judge has ruled a Williamsburg-based pet treat manufacturing company, and its owner, must pay one of its suppliers $155,000 — the second in a wave of lawsuits against the company for allegedly failing to pay its bills.

  An Ohio woman is in stable condition at the University of Kentucky Medical Center after she was ejected from a car on I-75 Saturday night.

 A Corbin man is suing a major pharmaceutical company claiming its testosterone replacement therapy drug led to his stroke.