Caldwell County is advancing an ordinance to allow street-legal special purpose vehicles on state highways and county roads in unincorporated areas, after action by the fiscal court Tuesday morning.

At Monday night’s meeting, the Princeton City Council received several updates on community developments, including infrastructure assessments, personnel changes, and project completions.

The National Weather Service in Paducah has issued a Heat Advisory for western Kentucky and southwest Indiana from Noon ...

The Caldwell County Grand Jury has handed down multiple indictments following its August session, with several Princeton ...

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet has announced that a contractor will be implementing a lane restriction on Interstate 24 ...

For more than four decades, Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell has carved out the Commonwealth’s seat on the national stage — ...

Sinclair Lefors as its new director. Lefors shared that she is a lifelong Caldwell County resident and a 2012 graduate of ...

After a short period of heavy rain on Thursday, Kentucky Transportation Cabinet engineers have closed the right lane of ...

A Princeton man has been arrested on a Hopkins County warrant for drug possession. According to Assistant Princeton Police ...

Magistrates in Caldwell County learned about significant upgrades to local emergency equipment—specifically, battery-powered ...

An Earlington man and woman have been arrested following an investigation into the death of an infant. State police say they ...

A Princeton woman was arrested on four warrants from multiple counties on Tuesday. According to Assistant Princeton Police Chief Shane Allision, 47-year-old Kelly Oakley was taken into custody on two ...