Oh, Kentucky

“I have murdered five people as an agent of the state.”

Of course, there are videos of the final moments before two people were executed at the state penitentiary. Of course, there are.

"What kind of message should a city hall building in Paducah communicate?"

"Bless her heart, she probably thought it was the Second Coming."

A tragedy in Glendale prompts firefighters in Clarkson to rethink their procedures.

Good jobs news in Hebron and Maysville. Bad in Central City.

The Internet Is Amazing™, but, speedwise, it's less amazing in Kentucky than most other states.

Mason County considers regulations on wind turbines.

Franklin revisits downtown outdoor dining.

The new McDonald's in Hazard opens at 10 a.m. People were already lined up to be one of the first 100 served! #hazard pic.twitter.com/v5Ljm5QEwR
— Hazard Herald (@HazardHerald) August 14, 2014

Eighty years for the Plaza Theatre in Glasgow. Sixty for Pennyrile State Resort Park.

A Whitesburg woman, with the help of a Hazard college, bucks the "all-too-familiar, Appalachian story."

Yeremiah Bell of Winchester and EKU calls it a (unlikely, long and great) career.

Rest in peace, Mr. Nickell, Jessamine County magistrate of 21 years and driver of Camp Nelson Civil War Heritage Park, who is survived by "his special cow, 'Lucky,'" et al.