A Williamsburg man allegedly confessed to police Tuesday morning that he sexually abused a child last year.

Oak Grove firefighters were ready and set to respond to a trailer fire Monday morning but when they hit the gas in one truck to go, a support column on the fire station went with

If you're an educator and you think a student is being sexually abused then you have a legal duty to report that to police.

  A Williamsburg man who had admitted to abusing his 5-year-old daughter was sentenced Friday to seven years in prison.

  The husband of a local day care owner accused of abusing a 2-year-old child has pleaded not guilty to threatening an employee at the facility.

After the two-day trial of William "Willie" Sulfridge ended early Friday evening with a jury recommending a five-year prison sentence in connection with the death of his uncle, Russell Meadors, both sides could readily agree on one thing — the five-year wait...

All four candidates seeking the Republican nomination for governor in next month's May Primary election had three things in common or that they could agree upon when they addressed the 77th Annual Fifth District Lincoln Day Banquet Saturday nigh

Williamsburg Independent School's next principal is one of its former principals.

Whitley County’s 16 sheriff’s deputies will soon be receiving new body armor.

  A 17-year-old who was hit and killed by a train Saturday morning in the Lily community was camping out in the area.

Two teenagers have been arrested and are facing multiple charges over an alleged threat that resulted in the lockdowns of all schools on the Whitley County central campus and Williamsburg Independent School Thursday morning.

  The world is waiting on the Kentucky Wildbots.

  The Whitley County school district saved over $90,000 in 2014 on its energy usage thanks to a guaranteed energy savings contract that the district entered in 2013 with CMTA Energy...

  Five Williamsburg residents, who are being held in the Whitley County Detention Center in lieu of $50,000 cash bonds, could find out as early as next month whether they will be indicted...

 The Corbin Funeral Home employee whom police said was drunk while driving a hearse on I-75 in December, entered an “Alford Plea” to the charges in Whitley District Court.