Kentucky Weather Nov. 1: Paducah Faces 80% Rain Chance as November Begins
PADUCAH, KY – Western Kentucky residents can expect a wet start to November as showers become likely Saturday night, Oct. 31, before rain chances climb to 80% Sunday, Nov. 1, in Paducah. According to the National Weather Service in Paducah, temperatures will fall from a Halloween high near 78 degrees Saturday to around 64 degrees Sunday as showers move through the area.
Soles4Souls Making Hopkinsville Stop This Week
Students at Freedom Elementary School in Hopkinsville will receive new athletic shoes and socks on Wednesday through a partnership between nonprofit Soles4Souls, the Tennessee Valley Authority, and Hopkinsville Electric System/energynet. The distribution is part of Soles4Souls’ 4EveryKid program, which removes barriers to education and builds students’ confidence by providing properly...
More than 260K cast early voting ballots across Kentucky
More than 267,000 Kentuckians cast ballots during no-excuse early voting ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm elections, with long lines reported at polling locations across the state on the final day. As of Saturday afternoon, State Board of Elections data showed 267,242 people voted in person statewide, including 15,257 early...
CCTV Captures Kentucky Bar Employee’s Keg-Changing Lesson Going Wrong
A bar employee's attempt to teach a colleague a routine task took an unexpected turn when things didn't quite go to plan.CCTV footage from Spillway BG in Bowling Green, Kentucky, captures Riley showing another member of staff how to change a beer keg.As she walks her colleague through the process, Riley appears confident in her demonstration, even telling them: "You're gonna learn today."But the lesson takes an unexpected turn when she attempts to handle the keg and a powerful jet of beer sudden
Photo Gallery: Jeeps galore at the Myrtle Beach Jeep Jam
Mudder Jeeps, Army Jeeps, antique Jeeps, scary Jeeps... it's all there. The Myrtle Beach Jeep Jam boasts more than 5,000 Jeeps with 30,000 visitors and 120 vendors at the former Myrtle Square Mall Site at 2501 N. Kings Highway, Myrtle Beach. It opened Friday, Oct. 30, and goes on for...
Denny’s Puts Five Floors of Its Spartanburg Tower Up for Lease
Denny's is offering up five of the 16 floors inside its own downtown Spartanburg headquarters tower, putting roughly 48,000 square feet of space on the market just as the company settles into new ownership. The pancake chain recently stopped using the floors altogether, opening the door for outside tenants to move into the building it has called home since 1991.
Burton man seriously injured after camper engulfed in flames
Fire Chief Dan Byrne told WSAV that a man was transported to Beaufort Memorial Hospital by Beaufort County EMS with serious injuries after being pulled from the burning camper by a neighbor. Burton firefighters searched the camper and found no one else inside.
Early voting ends in South Carolina after record turnout
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCSC) — Early voting ended Saturday in South Carolina, with voters across the state turning out in record numbers ahead of Tuesday’s midterm general election. Voters streamed into Seacoast Church in Mount Pleasant throughout the day to avoid Tuesday’s lines. Saturday was the last chance...
Greenville’s Haunted Halloween House draws crowds with spooky scenes and candy bars
GREENVILLE, Pitt County — A Halloween display on Dunhagan Road is giving Greenville a good scare and drawing thousands of visitors from across Eastern Carolina. The Haunted Halloween House features spooky scenes, animatronics, fog and lights. Its creators, Brain Taillon and Steven Mueller, also plan to give away 5,100 full-size candy bars on Halloween night.
North Charleston Cop Hit 87 MPH With No Lights Before Crash, Lawsuit Says
Saul White Blvd. & W. Montague Ave. — Approximate Crash Intersection. A North Charleston police officer was driving nearly 90 mph with no patrol lights or siren on when he slammed into the back of Bruce Watson III's Ford Focus in September 2024, leaving Watson with injuries his attorney says he is still being treated for more than two years later. Watson has now sued the city, and North Charleston has denied nearly all of the allegations.

















