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  • Sick Of Year-End Lists Yet? Or Do You Love Them?
    From "golden tweets" to "most annoying memes," the subjects for 2012 "best of" and "worst of" lists are multiplying. Where do they rank among your favorites?
  • WKCTC A Finalist For 2012 Bellweather Awards
    West Kentucky Community and Technical College is a finalist for a 2013 National Bellwether Award for its efforts in creating a cultural transformation…
  • Fired City Clerk Will File Lawsuit Against Murray
    Former Murray City Clerk Harla McClure will file a lawsuit against the city for wrongful termination. Attorney Thomas Clay says Mayor Bill Wells declined…
  • Enjoy "A Taste of the Arts" Murray State's Homecoming Weekend
    Murray State's College of Humanities and Fine Arts kicks-off Homecoming Activities with its annual Taste of the Arts Dinner and Auction on Thursday,…
  • Voters these days often reward politicians who sit at either end of the ideological spectrum while punishing those seen as compromisers.
    Voters Angry At Washington Gridlock May Want To Look In The Mirror
    It's easy to blame politicians for failing to set aside differences and work together. But many political scientists believe that voters share the blame. Americans increasingly view the world through separate, partisan lenses and have turned compromise into a political liability.
  • Supporters of Cambodian journalist Mam Sonando protest outside a Phnom Penh courthouse on Monday, when judges sentenced him to 20 years in jail for leading an alleged secession movement. Critics say the pro-democracy activist's case was politically motivated.
    Cambodian Court Case Stokes Fear Of Crackdown
    A Cambodian court has convicted a pro-democracy journalist on charges of inciting a tiny village to secede from the rest of the country. Critics say the case is part of wider efforts by Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen to stifle dissent, and is a sign that the country's democracy is regressing.
  • Syrian refugees gather amid olive trees in an area controlled by the rebel Free Syrian Army, in northern Syria near the Turkish border, on Sept. 25. The area has become a way station for Syrian refugees pushed out of neighboring Turkey.
    Turkey Pushes Syrians Into Limbo Across Border
    Every war has its border town that becomes a haven for refugees, rogues, aid workers and reporters. In the Syrian conflict that town had been Antakya, Turkey. But Turkish authorities are beginning to force Syrians back across the border into a once-sleepy town now controlled by rebels.
  • One Border Patrol Agent Killed, Another Shot In Arizona
    The agents worked out of the recently renamed Brian Terry station near Tucson. Terry was an agent killed in 2010. His death revealed the "Fast and Furious" program — a botched effort to track drug cartels by allowing guns to go south of the border.
  • Montgomery Co. Sheriff's Office Undergoes Major Change
    The Sheriff’s Office in Montgomery County, Tennessee, is seeing massive leadership changes with the retirement of its No. 2 officer and the promotion of…
  • College Illinois Savings Program Resumes
    An Illinois college savings program that stopped taking applicants last year is back in business with a new management team. College Illinois allows…
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