Barbourville City Hall and the Visitor Center (Tourism office) have been illuminated green in compassion to honor those Kentuckians lost during the #COVID19 crisis. Read more
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Saturday, March 28, 2020
Gray, KY. (March 28, 2020) –On Saturday, March 28, 2020, just before 1:00 am, the Kentucky State Police, Post 10 Harlan received a call to assist a Knox County Sheriff’s Deputy on a complaint … Read more
Friday, March 27, 2020
On Friday, March 27, Barbourville City Mayor David Thompson signed an 'Executive Order and State of Emergency' declaration for the city of Barbourville in response to the coronavirus COVID-19 … Read more
With visitations suspended, those with loved ones housed in the Knox County Detention Center till have options. Video kiosks and rentable mobile devices provide inmates and their families the ability to stay in touch.
After releasing a press release that indicated the boys’ and girls’ state basketball tournaments had been officially canceled, the Kentucky High School Athletic Association announced on Twitter that it still hopes to play. Read more
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It doesn’t take too many warm days in a row and one begins thinking spring. And with the time change upon us, I’m all in! It’s official for me. Let the world begin again – afresh, anew, and wi…
While we’re in the throws of another presidential election year, the amount of propaganda is astounding.
When I was elected Attorney General, I committed to putting every resource I have behind our core mission to protect Kentuckians and defend the Commonwealth. In my estimation, there is no gre…
For many folks, it’s been a hard week in Knox County. We’ve learned that some of the most heinous acts in our recent history have been undone with the stroke of a pen by former Governor Matt Bevin.
Although Governor Andy Beshear is just beginning his tenure, former Governor Matt Bevin is raising new allegations of corruption and issuing a warning to Kentucky voters.
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