The legal battle between the City of Corbin and the Philadelphia-based firm that used to manage the city's 5,000-seat arena is stalled in federal court as a judge mulls whether the case was even filed in the right place from the beginning.

From slow cooker recipes to common landscaping mistakes, the Whitley County Cooperative Extension Service is offering a wide and varied range of classes that began this Monday at its first ever "Winter School."

A Gray man is in stable condition and a Corbin man has been discharged from the University of Tennessee Medical Center following a head-on collision on U.S. 25 Monday morning.

A Whitley County High School student, arrested last Thursday afternoon for bringing a firearm onto school property, allegedly brandished the weapon in the school parking lot and apparently made threats to commit suicide before police finally took him into custody.

A Thursday afternoon fire damaged a Williamsburg restaurant.

  A Williamsburg man who had previously admitted to beating another man in the head, is now facing a murder charge after the victim died as a result of the wounds he sustained.

  An early morning crash Thursday claimed the life of a Whitley County deputy jailer.

A Corbin woman's efforts to make Christmas just a little better for one local boy have received international attention, and she says she hopes its just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to her charitable efforts.

The Whitley County Sheriff's Department is asking for the publics' help in locating three suspects who eluded deputies during the Dec. 13 early morning drug round-up "Operation Christmas Spirit."

Hong Kong Buffet became the first restaurant in Williamsburg to receive a liquor license Thursday and it could begin selling alcohol by the drink any time.

Baptist Regional Medical Center's Physical Rehabilitation Department celebrated its 20th anniversary recently during a special community open house, and officials with the hospital promised to continue the program for many years to come.

Five Whitley County illegal dumps, including one discovered in late 2011 inside the Corbin city limits, will be cleaned up this year thanks in part to $137,777.08 in grant money from the Kentucky Pride Fund.

The Whitley County Sheriff's Department is asking for the publics help in locating three suspects, who eluded deputies during an early morning drug round-up on Dec. 13.

A Gray man named as a suspect in a Laurel County robbery was arrested earlier this week.

A Corbin native was killed Wednesday when the vehicle in which she was riding, hit a pickup truck parked on the side of Interstate 75 near the 165-mile marker Wednesday morning.

One person was flown from the University of Kentucky Medical Center and three others were taken to Baptist Regional Medical Center after a pickup truck broadsided a passenger car at the intersection of  U.S. 25E and Corbin Bypass Thursday night.

A popular Whitley County High School senior, severely injured in a three-car crash on the Corbin Bypass Dec. 17, passed away Thursday night at a Lexington hospital.

A lawsuit by a Richmond liquor store operator seeking to invalidate the issuance of package liquor licenses in Corbin was dismissed by a circuit court judge earlier this month.

A Michigan woman has been indicted in federal court on charges that she had brought 850 Oxycodone pills, valued at approximately $32,000, to the Corbin Walmart which she intended to deliver to a drug dealer from Bell County and had a handgun in her possession at the time.

Through the generosity of Baptist Regional Medical Center employees, 94 needy local families will have a little brighter Christmas this year.