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The Pike County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s assistance in locating Kenneth S. Hayes, 59, also known as “Red,” of McCarr, Kentucky. Hayes was last seen Monday, October 26, around 6:30 p.m. at his residenc…
Read story →Kentucky State Police have arrested two Elkhorn City residents following a drug investigation that resulted in the seizure of approximately one pound of suspected methamphetamine and 14 grams of suspected fentanyl. Acco…
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“I’ve got jobs to finish.” Bobby McCool For State Representative 97th District, a Marine veteran and longtime educator, is seeking reelection to Kentucky’s 97th House District, representing Johnson, Martin, and part of …
Read story →Gov. Andy Beshear and Congressman Hal Rogers announced more than $22 million in Abandoned Mine Lands Economic Revitalization funding for Eastern Kentucky, including more than $5.1 million for projects in Appalachia Insid…
Read story →Kentucky State Police Post 9 in Pikeville is asking for the public’s help locating Fatima Bennett. According to KSP, Bennett is wanted for: • Trafficking in Controlled Substance (Heroin and Methamphetamine) • Possessio…
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 →An investigation is underway after a federal inmate was allegedly attacked by other inmates Wednesday at the Pike County Detention Center. Jailer Brian Morris told WYMT the inmate received three stitches following the i…
Read story →Bobby McCool For State Representative 97th District is highlighting programs helping veterans transition into civilian careers and maintain financial stability following a Sept. 16 meeting of the Interim Joint Committee …
Read story →For more than a hundred years, Eastern Kentucky carried America on its back. Our coal lit its homes, powered its factories, and built its wealth. We gave everything. The hills, the rivers, our health, and our people were…
Read story →I have sat in enough county meetings to recognize the sound. It isn’t yelling at first. It’s the shuffle of papers. The low murmur before someone stands up. A man clears his throat. A woman grips a folded copy of someth…
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