Menifee County Soccer Players Invited to Train and Compete in England

Jaxen Sorrell and Kason Smith hope community support will help turn a rare international soccer opportunity into reality

Longtime Olive Hill Businessman Dayton Porter Dies at 88

Porter operated Porter Monument Sales for 62 years and also spent decades serving Carter County through the Kentucky highway department

A Beginner's Guide to Understanding Estate Planning

Morehead State University TRIO Talent Search Awarded More Than $5.2 Million in Federal Funding

Program says new five-year grants will allow it to expand services, add schools and staff across Eastern Kentucky

Possible Fire Reported at Heritage Elementary in Carter County

Sober Drivers Arrested for DUI Across 22 States — And It Has Happened Here in Eastern Kentucky

A nationwide investigation has uncovered DUI arrests involving drivers who later tested negative for alcohol and drugs. Kentucky is among the states identified — and one documented case happened in Grayson.

Can AI End Grief? Meet the “Griefbots” That Let People Talk to the Dead

Artificial intelligence can now imitate the voices, personalities and conversational styles of people who have died. Some grieving families find comfort in it. Others say technology is crossing a line that should never be crossed.

Porter Tire Receives 2026 NEKY Small Business Legacy Award

by Megan Smedley, The Write Touch Studio

The Vine on Main Brings New Event Venue to Downtown Morehead

Historic East Main Street property transformed into gathering space for weddings, celebrations, business events and community functions

Ashland Woman’s Drowning in Carter County Ruled Accidental

Grand jury findings result in no criminal charges in death of 19-year-old Marly Kinney

Police Seek Identity of Woman Killed in 1965 Ohio Crash; Kentucky Ties Possible

Investigators say the unidentified woman known as “Janet” may have had family connections in Kentucky and West Virginia — and possibly two young sons living near the river

EDITORIAL: The Future of Local Journalism Is at Stake

The Lexington Herald-Leader just lost 13 employees. What happened in Lexington should matter to readers in Rowan County, because it illustrates an uncomfortable truth: local journalism cannot survive without local support.

Two Measles Cases Now Confirmed in Neighboring Lewis County

Latest state data show Lewis County’s case count has doubled as Kentucky’s ongoing measles outbreak reaches northeastern Kentucky

Potential Measles Exposures Identified at Two Morehead Health Care Facilities

Kentucky health officials urge anyone who may have been exposed in late August to monitor for symptoms

Your Delinquent Property Taxes Were Sold. Did Someone Just Buy Your House?

What Kentucky property owners need to know about third-party purchasers, tax liens and foreclosure

Missing Carter County Man Found Dead; KSP Confirms Arrest Connected to Case

EDITORIAL: When Do We Finally Say Enough Is Enough?

CDC Declares Major Cyclospora Outbreak Linked to Iceberg Lettuce Over

Remembering AG1 Edward Thomas Earhart, USN

Morehead–Salt Lick Native Was the First Identified Military Casualty at the Pentagon on September 11, 2001

Commonwealth United Bluegrass Festival Announces Plans for Four-Day Kentucky Music Celebration in 2027

Seven of Morehead's Eight Flock Cameras Destroyed in Apparent Targeted Vandalism

City weighing whether to replace cameras as investigation continues

Why Mental Health and Physical Health Shouldn't Be Treated Separately

Community Health Spotlight — Sponsored by Fresh Start Health

Morehead Mayor Calls for Grace Period Following MUPB Billing Transition

Family Reports Morehead Woman Missing After August Release From Jail

Barker’s Construction honored with Small Business Philanthropy Award