Logan County

A woman who ushered in an era of social and academic change at Western Kentucky University now has a building on campus named in her honor.The former Northeast residence hall was dedicated today as Margaret MundayHall.The Auburn native was the first Black student to enroll and graduate from WKU following desegregation.

Western Kentucky University will honor a trailblazer this week, the first African-American student to enroll and graduate from the institution. Logan County native Margaret Munday made history in 1956 as WKU opened its doors to students of color following desegregation. More than 60 years later, the university is dedicating a residence hall in her name.

Gov. Andy Beshear awarded $1,446,859 earlier this week to six cities and four water utilities in Logan and Todd counties for wastewater treatment plant…

Students from Future Farmers of America in Daviess and Henderson counties are bringing to the stage some of today’s mental health challenges faced by farm…

The COVID-19 pandemic has prevented many elderly Kentucky residents from getting meals at senior centers, or picking up nutritious items at food banks.A…

School districts across Kentucky are struggling to keep functioning as COVID-19 forces many teachers and staff members into quarantine.Logan County…

A case of COVID-19 has sent some Logan County students back to virtual learning. The three second-grade classes at Auburn Elementary have moved back to…

A race is shaping up in Logan and Todd counties to succeed long-time Circuit Judge Tyler Gill. A private attorney and local prosecutor have announced…

As the U.S. House and Senate consider legislation to finally make lynching a federal crime, a Kentucky historian who has written a book on racial violence…

America’s shameful history of lynching blazed into the spotlight with the recent opening of The National Memorial for Peace and Justice in Montgomery,…