Owensboro

The LGBTQ community and their advocates say they feel marginalized by a new budget approved by Daviess County Fiscal Court. Members gave final approval Thursday night to a $107 million spending plan for the fiscal year beginning July 1.

An international festival has shined a spotlight on Owensboro for decades. But this year’s celebration is embracing a new identity, pairing a tangy cuisine with Kentucky’s signature spirit in an effort to bring people together.

The Confederate statue formerly located on the lawn of the Daviess County courthouse will have a new home in an Owensboro paupers’ cemetery.

Some Kentucky hospitals stretched thin by the latest COVID-19 surge are turning to outside help to keep operations flowing. Eleven AmeriCorps volunteers…

As Kentucky continues to recover from the job losses and the unpredictability caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, one of America’s iconic social service…

The long-time sheriff of Daviess County will hang up his holster before the end of this year.Sheriff Keith Cain recently said he wouldn’t run for…

The city of Owensboro and other Kentucky communities are partnering with a steamboat company on an environmental project to protect the Ohio River.When…

A combined effort featuring business, health, and religious groups is resulting in a drive-through COVID vaccination clinic in Owensboro.The Greater…

A small private college in Owensboro set July 1 as the date for all faculty and staff to have received the COVID-19 vaccine.Now, the school is easing its…

Colleges across the Bluegrass State are developing a range of COVID-19 safety plans as students return to campus for in-person classes.The deadline for…