Month: July 2025

During Thursday’s Team Kentucky update, Governor Andy Beshear announced that yet another fiscal year ended with a surplus to the General Fund.  In fact, it was a General Fund surplus of roughly $313.5 million, which governor called tremendous news, saying $251.3 million will be deposited into the Budget Reserve Trust Fund, and the remaining $62.1 million will fund necessary government expenses. Beshear says the surplus reflects not just more growth […]

The United States Department of Energy, under President Donald Trump, has chosen four locations to act as sites for AI Data Centers, and one of those is in Paducah, Kentucky. According to the Department of Energy, those four sites are the Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant, Idaho National Laboratory, Oak Ridge Reservation and Savannah River Site—this announcement is part of the administration’s plan to accelerate development of Artificial Intelligence infrastructure in […]

The Oak Grove Police Department is asking for the public’s help in an investigation into animal cruelty. According the department, two dogs were recently discovered in very bad conditions—one of the dogs passed away, due to extreme neglect and being left exposed to the recent intense heat. Pictures of the canines can be found on the Oak Grove Police Department Facebook page, and officials are asking for anyone who recognizes […]

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet will be instating a long-term closure for the intersection of U.S. 68 and KY 103 in Logan County to make way for improvements. According to a news release, the project to improve an intersection that is widely considered to be hazardous at U.S. 68-Main Street and KY 103-College Street in Auburn is set to begin Monday—the closure is expected to last 30 days as work is […]