A room full of citizens looked on as the Brandenburg City Council moved forward on a re introduction of a proposed occupation tax ordinance during their regular meeting Monday (6/9) night. … [Read more...]

Five people were among 27 dispatchers from across Kentucky who graduated from the Department of Criminal Justice Training's Public Safety Dispatch Academy on Friday. … [Read more...]

A soldier with the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) out of Fort Campbell died as a result of a training incident Thursday (6/5). … [Read more...]

State health officials have reported the deaths of two infants from whooping cough in Kentucky over the past six months. … [Read more...]

One person is dead after an officer-involved shooting in Allen County. … [Read more...]

Additional people are trying to join a class action lawsuit against Charter Communications Inc., also known as Spectrum Cable. … [Read more...]

The Western Kentucky University Board of Regents voted to extend the contract for President Timothy C. Caboni through 2029. University officials state since taking office, Caboni has placed a strong emphasis on enriching student experience and driving academic achievement while laying a solid foundation for WKU’s continued advancement. Officials say Caboni’s leadership has fostered a spirit of innovation across campus and helped dismantle traditional barriers and encourage fresh approaches to institutional challenges. Officials also say Caboni has remained focused on strengthening the university’s long-term position and has spearheaded efforts to supplement federal and state support with private giving, achieving the university’s five highest fundraising years in history in 2018-2020, 2022 and 2023. WKU states Caboni has prioritized a number of initiatives designed to support student success and has overseen an aggressive transformation of the physical campus. Caboni has served as the institution’s 10th president since taking over in 2017. … [Read more...]

Kentucky State Police responded to a two-vehicle collision in Meade County Saturday (5/31) night that resulted in a fatality and injured two other people. … [Read more...]

Members of the Brandenburg City Council met during a special called meeting Monday (5/19) afternoon and heard the background of a recently proposed fence ordinance that allow privacy fences up to six feet tall from the front of a structure to the back of a lot. … [Read more...]