Jamison Miller
Student Reporter-
An exhibit closing this week in Murray collects artwork and poetry made by people going through addiction recovery programs in western Kentucky.
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Paducah’s 8th of August celebrations – a regional holiday that marks when some Black Kentuckians and Tennesseans learned that slavery had been abolished in America – kick off Wednesday.
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A Hopkinsville organization seeking to turn a historic high school into a community center has hit a setback after the building’s roof collapsed.
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The City of Paducah is celebrating the 100th anniversary of Bob Noble Park this week
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Some groups addressing hunger in west Tennessee have noticed an increase in demand for assistance to help feed kids in the region.
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As part of the process to develop a new strategic plan setting goals for Murray State University’s future, President Ron Patterson has announced that the school is also working to develop a guide on the best use of the campus’s existing buildings – and address whether any new structures are needed.
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WKMS provides readers and listeners with coverage of a competitive Kentucky House race and contested judge-executive races in four counties around western Kentucky.
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Three candidates are facing off in this month’s Republican primary to be the next leader of Crittenden County.
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A uranium enrichment company has invited the public to attend a meeting Wednesday in Paducah to get a more in-depth look into what it plans to develop in far western Kentucky.
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A new mural featuring a racing horse with ties to western Kentucky will be unveiled in Paducah this week.