NEW YORK, N.Y. — Job Corps centers around the country have been given an additional eight days of life, after a federal judge extended the temporary restraining order keeping them open. The move comes following a hearing in Manhattan federal court in a lawsuit filed by the National Job Corps Association…
Read MoreThe pay hike was not voted on unanimously, with Jones seeking a 2-percent raise.
Read MoreAdkins saw her bond changed during the hearing by Floyd District Judge Tyler Green.
Read MoreThe Pike County Conservation District is giving away pumpkin seeds ahead of the largest pumpkin contest at AG Day.
Read MoreA traffic change will be in place on the Mountain Parkway in Magoffin County for Wednesday, June 18, weather permitting. Striping work will begin midday and be completed late in the afternoon. Beginning at Mile Point 67 to Mile Point 69, near the Cow Creek interchange, a traffic change will…
Read MoreClients at the shelter are grateful to see their rooms getting an upgrade, but more work is yet to be done
Read MorePRESTONSBURG, Ky. — Court records provide additional information about the allegations against a woman who was arrested during a court hearing for a Floyd County woman charged with murder. It all happened during a preliminary hearing for Summer Adkins, 22, of Prestonsburg, who is charged with…
Read MorePromoter John Hampton brought some wrestling excitement to town and says it could become a bimonthly event.
Read MoreThe animal rights organization came to Pikeville for its Hell on Wheels tour, but couldn’t fully complete its demonstration.
Read MorePIKEVILLE, Ky. — A Pike County lawyer is one of three nationwide being accused in a lawsuit of filing fraudulent and frivolous product liability cases against the 3M Company on behalf of coal miners afflicted by black lung. Glenn Martin Hammond, of Pikeville; Michael B. Martin, of Houston, Texas;…
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