As business partners, Michael Wells and Ed Nazario are a match made in the kitchen.

The Pulaski County Humane Society (PCHS) would like to introduce Amelia, a young cat who's looking for a second chance at a fur-ever home.

After hearing the "Hook" for this year's Master Musicians Festival, you'll want to "Run Around" and get tickets quick.

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet made the announcement this week, but a Somerset regional office to sell Real ID licenses has been selling the federally required driver's license since January 8.

"I finally just kind of collapsed in the yard. I didn't know what else to do."

"We're working on it."

A local youth took on the task of aiding Somerset Police officers in helping children who are experiencing something traumatic, usually through the arrest of one or both parents.

With Tommy Turner stepping down from the 85th District of House of Representatives after 24 years, the seat has become the most contested on the May Primary ballot.

The impeachment of President Donald Trump began Tuesday afternoon, and early indications are that Pulaskians may be watching, but not too closely.

Frigid temperatures prompted an early start to this year's Martin Luther King Jr. Day March but the still-burning beacon of his legacy warmed the hearts of those participating.

"If we're going to go out and change the world, we've got to do it as one."

A Somerset man has pleaded not guilty to third-degree Rape in connection to his relationship with a minor.

For the second year in a row, heavy rain marked the annual remembrance ceremony held Saturday to honor those who fought in the Battle of Mill Springs.

A Eubank man is expected to serve a year in prison after pleading guilty Friday to an August vehicle theft.

School calendars, board member appreciations, student contracts and more made up the first meeting of 2020 for the Somerset Independent School Board.

Once upon a time, the arrival of Old Town Grill was the hot new thing.

Major League Baseball has become a game of asterisks.

A local man charged after a domestic altercation with his father, a Somerset Police officer, has pleaded guilty to an amended charge.

Somerset Mayor Alan Keck, reviewing his first year in office, told members of Somerset Kiwanis Club Thursday " ... it is a tremendous honor to serve my hometown."

Usually donations to God's Food Pantry come in the form of money, or canned dinner items.

The public is encouraged to attend the Remembrance Ceremony for the 158th Anniversary of the Battle of Mill Springs this Saturday, one day before the actual anniversary on January 19.

A Somerset man was arrested by the Pulaski County Sheriff's Office for parole and drugs violations.

An attempt to serve warrants at a Somerset home Wednesday night resulted in the arrests of three individuals.

Pulaski County and Kentucky Republicans may vote at the May 19 GOP presidential preference primary for Donald J. Trump to be the nominee for reelection as president of the United States.

With the new year comes a new lineup for the Pulaski County Board of Education.

The genital mutilation of little girls is certainly not something we want to think about.

For the second year in a row, the annual financial audit for Somerset Independent Schools brought out praise from the firm in charge of conducting it.

The start of a new year is supposed to signal hope. Optimism. Good feelings.

The dream lives on in Somerset.

No public ballot position drawings will be held Thursday at the Pulaski county clerk's office because no primary contests developed in Somerset City Council wards. All other ballot positions are nationwide, statewide and district offices, and drawings, required by law, will be Thursday at th…

The downtown Martin Luther King, Jr. Day March has been part of the local fabric for some time now.

Before a standing-room-only crowd, Pulaski County Fiscal Court approved a resolution declaring the county to be a Second Amendment (2A) Sanctuary.

Local legislators are responding to the controversy former Governor Matt Bevin sparked by the hundreds of pardons he issued before leaving office last month.

Renovations to the pools at the Somerset Independent Alumni and Aquatic Center are coming along, but an update released by the school district says that the project completion date has been pushed back to March.

The great Lena Horne was famous for singing the hit "Stormy Weather." This weekend would have given her a lot to sing about.

A Somerset mother has been indicted along with two men accused of being involved with her juvenile daughters.

Eva Jasper says she doesn’t really have a secret for long life but she’s obviously doing something right.

Yesterday was filing deadline for Somerset City Council candidates and two veteran councilors -- Mike New and Donna Hunley -- did not seek reelection.

Horse Soldier Bourbon's John Koko summed it up like this: "There can't be anything more authentic than us coming back to where it all started. And here we are."

Michael Keck, the local businessman who ran for a state senate seat in 2015-2016, made it clear this week that he will not be running for the positing this election.

The Tradewind Center along South U.S. 27 is home to several hidden gems, locally-owned businesses that don't necessary have signs that jump out and catch your attention but are worth checking out.

The Pulaski County Humane Society (PCHS) would like to introduce Miss Gypsy, a young adult cat who's experience some trauma and is ready for a fur-ever home.