A Floyd County man has been arrested and charged with Torturing dogs causing death. According to the arrest citation, Kentucky State Police at the Pikeville Post, 39-year-old Jonathan D. Watkins was arrested after neighbors reported that he had killed several dogs and skinned them with the skins hanging…
Read More18 minutes into the year 2020, and the first baby born in the new year at Pikeville Medical Center arrived.
Read MoreKentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron has made a formal request to the FBI for an investigation of former Governor Matt Bevin’s pardons. Cameron has pledged full cooperation of his office to the FBI in any investigation forthcoming. Cameron’s request comes after Senate Minority Leader Morgan…
Read MoreJudi’s Place For Kids has always been an organization in helping protect and treat kids who have suffered from child abuse. On April 11th, they will be having their 13th annual “Run With Courage” 5k race to raise money to benefit and assist children who have been affected by abuse.…
Read MoreMagoffin County Sheriff deputies arrested a daughter after she allegedly assaulted her mother. According to the arrest citation, deputies responded to the complaint on KY 30 in Salyersville Wednesday afternoon shortly after 3:30 pm. Deputies talked with the victim, Sally Scarberry who told them that…
Read MoreKentucky State Police at the Pikeville Post responded to a domestic violence complaint on Rocky Road in the Millard community Tuesday evening. Responding Troopers met with the alleged victim at a neighbor’s residence and the victim informed them that her boyfriend, 45-year-old Kevin Adams of Belcher…
Read MoreThe Logan County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a shot fired complaint. Shortly after 12 Noon Tuesday, While deputies were responding to the call near Chapmanville, the alleged shooter, 23 year old Joseph S. Adkins II of West Fork, called 911 and stated he had attempted to stop his girlfriend who…
Read MoreThe City of Prestonsburg will be providing a number of festivities at Archer Park to bring 2019 to an end and open up the new year of 2020. According to Prestonsburg Mayor Les Stapleton, there will be carnival rides, hot chocolate, a firework display, and their annual star raising. “New York drops…
Read MoreAs we prepare to leave 2019 and enter a new decade of 2020, many are preparing for celebrations. Some of those celebrations include alcoholic beverages. Law enforcement agencies throughout the region will be out in force to watch for impaired drivers. New Year’s Eve ranks high for drunk-driving crashes…
Read MoreThe Letcher Fiscal Court voted unanimously to approve declaring the county a "Second Amendment Sanctuary."
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