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Corbin Police have arrested and charged a man who they say broke into the BP Station on 18th Street early Tuesday morning and caused significant damage to the store.

A member of the Williamsburg-Whitley County Airport Board of Directors is formally calling for a full audit into the finances and management of the airport — a request the board is likely to address, among other pressing issues, at its upcoming monthly meeting Thursday.

The Kentucky Board of Emergency Services will hold a hearing next Wednesday on the complaint filed against Whitley County EMS concerning the treatment of a patient suffering from a severe allergic reaction.

A Kentucky State Police arson investigator is looking into the fire that destroyed the Knox/Whitley Animal Shelter Friday night.

  A Corbin Ice Company employee, who is already  facing burglary charges in connection with a break-in at the plant, has confessed to starting the fire that did $1.5 million in damage to the business.

The owner of a south Corbin liquor store, that has yet to sell a single drop of alcohol, recently cleared an important legal hurdle that may pave the way to him finally receiving the state licenses he needs to open for business.

Following two years of planning and breakneck construction, the area’s newest, most state of the art long-term care facility will officially open next week.

 A two-vehicle crash along I-75 late Tuesday evening claimed the life of a Louisiana woman.

Investigators have begun searching for the cause of the fire that gutted the Corbin Ice Company facility early Monday morning.

A Corbin woman was seriously injured Friday morning, and two others were hurt as well, in a two-vehicle crash on the Corbin Bypass near the Knox-Whitley County line.