A Somerset man has been arrested on a charge of Attempted Murder, as well as first-degree Fleeing or Evading Law Enforcement.

“We have insurance, but that doesn’t cover losing a lot of memories.”

Lynn Bowden, Jr. may be a native of Youngstown, Ohio, but he’s etched a place in Kentucky history as something of a folk hero.

Wednesday’s video update from the Lake Cumberland District Health Department (LCDHD) led with officials saying the upward trend in new COVID-19 cases looks to be continuing.

Continental Refining Company, formerly Somerset Refinery, will NOT resume production and the landmark 94-acre site off Monticello Street will be "repurposed," probably into business or commercial properties, according to Demetrios Haseotes, owner of the iconic refinery.

In a town whose identity revolves around its proximity to water, it’s only appropriate that it try to solve the needs of the thirsty a bit more thoroughly.

A routine traffic stop led to the arrests of three individuals on drug-related charges Sunday morning as the Fourth of July holiday came to a close.

Somerset City Councilor Mike New announced he was giving up his council position at the last meeting, but we may not have seen the last of the long-time public leader.

Pulaski County missed having Burnside’s Fourth of July celebration light up the night sky this past weekend, as the event was one of the many this year to fall victim to COVID-19 restrictions.

A Burnside man has pleaded not guilty in connection to the July 2 fatal shooting in the Sloans Valley area of southern Pulaski County.

The Pulaski County Grand Jury will hear the case of a man accused of shooting at law enforcement last May during a day-long standoff at his Eubank home.

A property owner has been charged in federal court after the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers accused her of cutting trees on government property to give her rental house a better view of Lake Cumberland.

Being able to watch little league games at home? Now that’s a home run.

Makeda Law sees a lot of good in the world. She has noticed an increase in the number of people who want to stop and have a conversation. She’s noticed that people seem to want to help one another more, and she’s noticed those who want to take a stand against injustice.

The case of a Burnside man accused of possessing a handgun when he was a convicted felon is headed to the local grand jury.

Shane Baker didn’t win the battle for the 85th District Kentucky House of Representatives seat in his home county of Pulaski. But he did win the war.

[This story has been updated to reflect Deputy Judge Price's response.]

The Pulaski County School Board has a difficult decision ahead of them: Put money into renovating the existing Burnside Elementary building or consider building a brand new school.

A Burnside man has been charged with murder following a fatal shooting Thursday night in the Sloans Valley area of southern Pulaski County.

The executive director of Somerset-Pulaski County Convention and Visitors Bureau thinks, despite the coronavirus pandemic, Independence Day observance in Lake Cumberland Country will be "better than most because we have the lake."

Somernites Cruise has a green light for July.

The biggest booms have left the room, but soon still looms the bloom of hues beneath the July moon.

The COVID19-delayed 2020 primary elections are over and the Kentucky State Board of Elections began releasing results before noon Tuesday. Here are some highlights affecting Pulaski County:

Somerset's Chief of Police appeared on state television Monday night to discuss hot-button issues involving race and police reform

Pulaski County Fiscal Court met in special session Monday, passing the second reading of the county budget in the nick of time for the new fiscal year starting Wednesday.