In a move Gov. Steve Beshear described as a "huge sign of confidence" in Louisville workers, General Electric announced Monday that it will build a new line of energy-efficient washers and dryers at Appliance Park — delivering about 430 new jobs Full Story »
The Jefferson County school board decided Monday night not to appeal a judge's ruling that it violated Kentucky's open-meeting law by conducting Superintendent Sheldon Berman's evaluation in private. Full Story »
AT&T has reached a tentative agreement with about 30,000 employees in Kentucky and eight other states represented by the Communications Workers of America, the company said Monday. Full Story »
The board of the Kentucky Equine Education Project, which supports slot machines at racetracks, voted Monday to continue its efforts to put the state's horse industry on even footing with other states that use expanded gambling revenues to boost purses and breeding incentives. Full Story »
Ron Mills, the state's former director of mine permits, appealed his firing to the state Personnel Board Monday on the basis of political and age discrimination. Full Story »
The new downtown arena is getting a big boost in sponsorships totaling more than $4.5 million. Full Story »
Cecil New's trial is scheduled for February 26. His defense attorneys entered several motions that could be game changers. One is a request for the DNA of an initial suspect. The defense argues that person wasn't properly investigated. Full Story »
Wednesday will be your ticket to get tickets for the 2010 Oaks and Derby races. Full Story »
A kindergartener was left on a Jefferson County Public Schools bus for six hours Monday and the driver of that bus has been fired. Full Story »
Bucking double-digit unemployment rates and sagging American manufacturing, General Electric now plans 830 new jobs in Louisville. Full Story »
With the installation of two Christmas trees and other strands of lights meant a lot of work for several middle school students, because they knew if they didn't keep pedaling, the lights would go ... Full Story »
There was no need to call 911 Wednesday night, because area doctors were just doing their part to raise funds for kids for Christmas. A packed house filled the room, in support of those volunteeri... Full Story »
With a new sign out front and a new coat of paint on the building, The Leitchfield Peddler and Tobacco Shack is ready and open for business. Located off of West Market Street in Leitchfield, new o... Full Story »
A Clarkson mother was arrested and charged by local authorities on Wednesday for manufacturing meth out of her home. According to Grayson County Sheriff Detective Terry Blanton, Latasha Clark, 26,... Full Story »
The City of Leitchfield has jumped on the movie train and agreed to match the Clarkson City Commission’s seed money, in the amount of $4,500, for the Marvo Entertainment project that will create a ... Full Story »
When fire breaks out at a home, humans are not the only ones who may fall victim. Full Story »
New Albany police are looking for the thieves who stole several aluminum panels used to close a flood wall over the weekend. Full Story »
A federal judge sentences a Trimble County man on charges he also tried to lure a minor into sexual activity. Full Story »
A federal judge sentences a Fishersville man to 10 years in prison for attempting to lure a teenager into sex acts. Full Story »
The downtown arena is getting some support from many area businesses. Full Story »
How to take a bite out of crime ended up in a fight over crime in Louisville. Mayoral candidate Jim King held a news conference to proclaim his steps to cut down violence and LMPD Chief Robert White had a quick draw response. Full Story »
A family in the off Chamberlain Lane called us after they caught a man trying to steal the copper valve from their sprinkler system in broad daylight. Full Story »
Emotional testimony wrapped up the prosecution's case against Kenielle Finch. For the first time, we heard from Angela Wadlington when she took the stand to face the man prosecutors say is responsible for killing her five-year-old daughter and four-year-old niece. Full Story »
Bills aimed at placing caps on property tax bills to the state constitution are now before both chambers of the Indiana General Assembly, days before it convenes on Jan. 5. Full Story »
Easing concerns about global credit problems and corporate dealmaking gave stocks a boost. Stocks rose Monday as Abu Dhabi extended $10 billion to Dubai to help the debt-strapped Middle Eastern city-state stay afloat. Full Story »
In the new television ad, Beshear and PBS' "Sid the Science Kid" will urge people to get vaccinated. Full Story »
38-year-old Michael Lee Gibson of Pine Yop, Ky., was shot Sunday morning in a vacant lot in Hudson, about 30 miles north of Tampa. Full Story »
Metro Councilman and mayoral candidate Jim King says he wants to restore the city's gang unit. Full Story »
The luxury watchmaker's statement says that because of Woods' indefinite leave from golf, it is examining its long-term relationship with him. Full Story »
An Indiana House panel endorsed a bill Monday that would end the state's privatization of food stamps, Medicaid and other welfare benefits. Full Story »
Maps, Menus, Store hours, Coupons, and more... LPN or RN Riverbend Assisted Living is seeking a LPN or RN to serve as Clinical Director. Management experience and experien ... Full Story »
Mike Cozzin, a Jeffersonville native, resident and owner of EZ Eye Advertising, told the Jeffersonville City Council on Monday night that he’s always been cooperative when it comes to regulation. Full Story »
Funding woes were again the big issue at the Clark County Council meeting Monday.The Clark County Board of Aviation asked the council for an allowance to become an airport authority — so it could better fund its operations — and the Clark County Building Authority asked the council for money to fund its operations, as well as up to $2 million pledged for renovations to make repairs to the ... Full Story »
Three people were arrested early Monday morning after police uncovered a methamphetamine lab on the 1200 block of West Kenwood Avenue in Clarksville.Shane Compton, 27, Melvin Knowland, 52, and Ashley Grimes, 24, all of Clarksville, were arrested on preliminary charges of dealing methamphetamine, maintaining or visiting a common nuisance and having an illegal drug lab. Full Story »
A Clarksville man sentenced Dec. 7 to five years in prison has spent the last week as a free man because of a paperwork error, officials say.Jeremy Pieratt, 27, pleaded guilty to class C felony robbery and class A misdemeanor carrying a handgun without a license for an armed robbery. Per terms of the plea agreement, he was sentenced by Magistrate Judge Bill Dawkins to five years in jail with ... Full Story »
BROWNSTOWN Stacy M. Borgman, 33, Seymour, two Jackson Superior Court writs of attachment, no bond, 12:08 a.m. Sunday. CROTHERSVILLE Angel O. Rios, 25, Seymour, operating while never having received a driver’s license, false informing, $355 bond,... Full Story »
JACKSON COUNTY Suspicious vehicle parked at elementary school, 600 block Base Road, Brownstown, 9:53 p.m. Friday. Harassment, Seymour, 7:01 p.m. Friday. Animal problem involving cow in the roadway, 4000 block North Indiana135, Freetown, 3:41 p.m.... Full Story »
SATURDAY ADMISSIONS Emma Gertrude Bedel, Seymour Cecil W. Copley, Butlerville Tonya G. Wayman, Seymour SATURDAY DISCHARGES Elona W. Barnes, Brownstown Gennettia S. Hodge, Crothersville Nancy Wheeler, Madison Betty Jane Wilson, Seymour Full Story »
FRIDAY ADMISSIONS Holly M. Asdell, Scottsburg Infant male Asdell, Scottsburg Tommy O. Barron, Crothersville Betty J. Clouse, Medora Anne L. Foster, Brownstown Elsie L. Kaufman, Seymour Ruth Ann Koerner, Brownstown FRIDAY DISCHARGES Sondra K. Coomer,... Full Story »
AUSTIN — An Austin couple was killed in a three-vehicle wreck near the 32-mile marker of Interstate 65 on Sunday afternoon. Indiana State Police Sgt. Don Gregory of the Seymour Post said police were called to the scene of a wreck involving a... Full Story »
A 6-day-old sheep relaxes with its mother at a zoo in Tokyo, Dec. 13, 2009. (AP Photo/Itsuo Inouye)
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