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A vehicle reportedly belonging to the City of Hazard crashed into the former Francis Diner building Friday morning, October 30. According to WKCB 107.1 The Killer B, the single-vehicle collision occurred around 9:15 a.m…
Read story →The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 10 is advising motorists to expect possible delays today, Wednesday, October 28, at several locations. Affected roads include: • Breathitt County: KY 15, mile markers 20–23.…
Read story →The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 10 is advising motorists to watch for roadwork today, Tuesday, October 27, at several locations. Affected roads include: • Magoffin County: KY 1081, mile markers 15–18. Mowi…
Read story →The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 10 is advising motorists to watch for road crews and possible traffic delays Monday, October 19. Scheduled work includes: • Breathitt County: KY 315 (MP 9–11) and KY 1098 (M…
Read story →Backroads of Appalachia received the Tourism of the Year Award at the 2026 SOAR Inspires Awards. The organization said it passed the award on to Scott Alexander with Perry County, crediting his partnership and support i…
Read story →Kentucky received a record $78.8 million in Appalachian Regional Commission funding for 67 projects, with millions headed to communities across Appalachia Insider’s coverage area. Local investments include: • Floyd Cou…
Read story →More than $21.9 million in federal FEMA disaster reimbursements has been secured for more than 30 Kentucky cities, counties, utilities and public agencies for expenses related to disasters dating from 2019 through 2026, …
Read story →The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet says state crews will be working in several District 10 counties Friday, Sept. 25, with possible delays in some areas. • Estill County: Pothole patching on KY 499, MP 0-7, and KY 594,…
Read story →Weathering the Storm: Eastern Kentucky’s Strength Amid Disaster The rain started as it always does in the hills—steady, soaking, unremarkable. The kind that settles into the valleys and drips from the porches, the kind …
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