UPDATE: This article has been updated to reflect patient conditions.

The City of Burnside is getting ready to tee off on a new endeavor that will hopefully be a hole-in-one both for local recreation and communities all over the Commonwealth.

Federal trials int the Eastern Kentucky District of U.S. District Court have been postponed yet again due to new orders concerning COVID-19, meaning it will still be several months before current cases get underway.

A zoning change for the corner of Jarvis and Bourne avenues passed at Somerset City Council’s Monday meeting, despite concerns from the public, which were acknowledged by councilors and Mayor Alan Keck.

A little under two weeks ago, on the heels of a projected ice storm that turned out to be far less severe than forecasts had predicted, Pulaski County Judge-Executive Steve Kelley stated that Pulaski County had "dodged a bullet."

South Kentucky RECC is closing in on the last power outages around Pulaski County that were caused by last week’s winter storms.

A local educator has been reappointed to the state’s Early Childhood Advisory Council.

It’s been a hard road for both Pulaski residents and linemen this week, as winter storms caused widespread power outages.

It’s possible to have a competition where everybody wins. Several Somerset and Pulaski emergency and enforcement agencies proved that Thursday.

Todd Duncan isn’t just a part of Somerset’s history. He’s part of the nation’s as well.

In the midst of a week's worth of snow and ice, for some, it might have felt like a superhuman effort was needed to get out.

There’s a light at the end of the tunnel, and rather than being an oncoming train, it does actually look like sunshine.

“It’s heartbreaking anytime you lose a friend, and that’s what he was: a friend to everybody.”

While Somerset streets were mostly clear, Kelley said many roads out in the county were still covered in ice, especially backroad.

Pulaski County isn't out of the wintry woods yet as we brace for the third winter storm in a week.

The mayors for both Somerset and Burnside are saying no major problems have taken place over the past few hours due to the ice storm that hit the region, but both are urging their residents to stay off the roads and avoid travel due to ongoing hazardous conditions.

Heavy ice and a new layer of snow on top of it is causing problems for local electric utility companies, with outages being reported by both RECC and KU.

The Somerset-Pulaski County Humane Society is reminding animal owners of the best ways to care for and protect their animals during this week’s winter weather.

With barely enough time to recover from ice storm that came late last week, Somerset and Pulaski County started this week with a glaze that shut down some roads —while bracing for a heavier wave Monday afternoon and even more wintry weather as the week wears on.

So far, Pulaski County has managed to avoid the worst of every winter weather event this season.

Black History Month is a time to remember some of the notable African-Americans in one’s community, be it large or small.

A man who stayed involved in just about everything – that was the consensus of those who knew Marvin Kinch.

Auctioneer Matt Ford said he’s auctioned everything from pots and pans to a $1.6 million country ham. On Saturday, Ford’s career as an auctioneer paid off handsomely, as Ford found himself being inducted into the Kentucky Auctioneers Association’s Hall of Fame.

“We dodged a bullet.”