A special grand jury, which is investigating alleged criminal wrongdoing by Whitley County Sheriff Lawrence Hodge and possibly his department, heard nearly five hours worth of testimony Friday, most of which came from sheriff's deputies.

A charred shirt lays near hotel in south Corbin where authorities say Kennethy...

A Whitley County Detention Center inmate died Wednesday morning at Jellico Community Hospital.

Kentucky's Attorney General has ruled that the Whitley County Sheriff's Department violated the state's Open Records Act by illegally denying a local woman access to the investigative case file regarding the 2005 death of her son.

A Laurel County man suffered a gunshot wound Sunday morning near the Hwy. 312 boat ramp in Corbin, and police are still trying to ascertain exactly what led to the shooting.

A Kenny Bug Road resident, whom police were seeking on 21 firearms related offenses and whom they considered "armed and dangerous," was arrested Wednesday morning outside his home after a brief, but violent altercation with authorities.

Williamsburg Police are searching for a burglar who dressed in all black and left no tracks while stealing pain pills from a Williamsburg pharmacy.

During their monthly meeting July 12, Williamsburg City Council members commended the work of the Williamsburg Fire Department in helping to save a trapped resident during an apartment fire last week.

A Virginia company that took over production of “green cards” in Corbin have confirmed that they are hiring, but not on whether or not those hired will include former CSC staffers.

A Corbin man's sister allegedly stabbed him with a knife Tuesday after the two got into a heated argument over him being unemployed.

Before the Corbin Tourism Commission can determine who is the best candidate for the job of tourism director, commission members and potential applicants must know what the job entails, what the commission is looking for from the applicants and how that person will be ...

Brothers James A. and James W. Anderson, who pleaded guilty in May to shooting and killing in Larry Dean Jones 2008, were sentenced Tuesday to 15 and 12 years, respectively, as recommended by commonwealth attorneys.

Police took down more than 1,500 marijuana plants Monday in southern Whitley County and cited Tanner Ray Jenkins for cultivating marijuana - over five plants.