Bradley Shane Gilmore was many things to Saturday's Juneteenth festival. He was one of the artists with a booth for displaying his work on the Pulaski Judicial Center Plaza. He was a performer in one of the day's musical acts, the Sum of Its Parts Band.

Last year, Lynn Bowden, Jr. got his shot at being an NFL wide receiver. 

As soon as court was adjourned, Pulaski County Constable Michael “Wally” Wallace began removing personal items – his suit jacket, tie, watch, rings – to hand over to family members. He had only a few moments to say goodbye to family before being led away by officers with the U.S. Marshals Service.

Pulaski County Constables Michael “Wally” Wallace and Gary Baldock have been found guilty on all counts by a federal jury.

While downtown Somerset will celebrate Juneteenth on Saturday, down south in Burnside, there will be another kind of June event for a good cause.

Last year, things were different.

Both sides rested their cases Thursday, leaving the door open for closing arguments to begin first thing Friday morning as the trial of Pulaski Constables Michael “Wally” Wallace and Gary Baldock continues.

Students and parents can breathe a little easier this fall because the 16 colleges of the Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS), including Somerset Community College (SCC), will not be raising tuition.

A Somerset man is expected to be sentenced next week after pleading guilty to charges stemming from a shooting spree on Elihu Cabin Hollow Road back in May 2020.

A woman accused of kidnapping and assault is now facing a new indictment after failing to show up for a court-ordered revocation of bond.

Pulaski County homeowners and renters who suffered losses in the severe storms and flooding of late February and early March will be getting a little more time to apply for federal assistance. 

A local artist has responded to current controversy about his connection to city government.

Day three of the trial of Pulaski Constables Michael “Wally” Wallace and Gary Baldock focused on arrest citations, testimony from citizens that have accused the constables of inappropriate behavior during traffic stops and information from FBI agents present during the searches of the consta…

Healthy Somerset Director Kathy Townsend is a new member of the University of Kentucky Markey Cancer Center (MCC) Community Advisory Board. 

The last time Lynn Bowden, Jr. came to Somerset, all he had — like so many other kids at the camp he attended — were NFL dreams.

Controversy was voiced to Mayor Alan Keck regarding his decision to still display artwork now deemed "inappropriate" by many of his constituents. 

In commercial and industrial development circles, they called him the “Quiet Giant.” The imprint he leaves on the community in the wake of his passing is giant-sized indeed.

LONDON, Ky. — Jury selection, opening statements and the first witness took up the first day in the trial of Pulaski Constables Michael “Wally” Wallace and Gary Baldock.

One of the community's most well-known entrepreneurs has passed away at age 85.

One day after Commonwealth’s Attorney David Dalton filed a lawsuit against the Kentucky Parole Board, Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron did the same in Laurel Circuit Court on behalf of Kentucky victims and families affected by the board’s most recent order.

Like any business, Mr. D’s Pizza has had highs and lows. But also, like any successful small business, it’s learned to go with the flow.

Lake Cumberland Resort III wants to be a part of Burnside — and they’re willing to pay for the privilege.

The trial of Pulaski County Constables Michael “Wally” Wallace and Gary Baldock is set to begin Monday morning in U.S. District Court in London.

The agenda for Monday’s Somerset City Council meeting includes an action to rescind the version of the city-county interlocal agreements that council passed at its last meeting.

In 1939, Robert Crawford penned the words that would become the official song for the U.S. Air Force: “Off we go into the wild blue yonder ...”

When Rolling Stone covers you, you're probably a pretty big deal.

Commonwealth's Attorney David Dalton filed a lawsuit on Thursday, seeking to keep convicted murderer Jeffrey Brian Coffey from coming before the Kentucky Parole Board again.

A routine piece of business at the Somerset Independent Board of Education meeting Tuesday night prompted a brief discussion on how difficult it has been for schools to find substitute teachers recently.

A house is so much more than just a house sometimes.

The Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office released a photo of a man they as asking the public for help in retracing the last few days of, in order to learn more about what may have happened to him.

Appointing George Conley Bryant to the Burnside City Council? That was a slam-dunk decision.

A second female victim has come forward accusing Somerset accountant Terry Flinchum of sexual abuse.

Investigators with the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office say that no foul play is suspected in the death of a Crittenden man whose body was found close to the railroad tracks in Ferguson.

A Nancy resident has been arrested on sex-crime charges involving a child after an investigation.