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A freight train derailed Thursday near the Southside of Paducah, in the area known as Littleville between Chester Hack and Cleveland Street.
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In just three months, a total solar eclipse will darken the skies over much of the United States, including parts western Kentucky, southern Illinois and southern Indiana.
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McCracken County’s Fiscal Court authorized Monday a contract binding them and the city of Paducah to jointly upgrade an out of date 911 radio system infrastructure to be shared by the two local governments.
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Local artisans and restaurants are once again combining forces to raise money for Paducah’s Community Kitchen, a western Kentucky nonprofit ministry that addresses food insecurity among other issues.
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A Paducah organization has developed a self-guided driving tour highlighting the far western Kentucky city’s African-American history.
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Paducah and McCracken County community members shared some input at a community forum Tuesday on what they think the city and county should strive for in the next two decades.
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Paducah and McCracken County officials announced Tuesday they had agreed to jointly proceed on a pair of projects — needed upgrades to the area’s 911 radio communications system and the construction of an outdoor sports complex.
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A mural project nearly three decades in the making is approaching completion in downtown Paducah.
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An ordinance introduced during a commission meeting is expected to approve Mayor George Bray to sign a $2,039,500 contract for professional services with HDR, Inc. to move forward on an excursion landing plaza and riverboat dock, improved bike and pedestrian linkages and improvements near the transient dock.
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A western Kentucky city has repeated a virtual meeting after complaints were filed about technical problems when officials met last month. News outlets…