Paducah finance director details city budgeting process
Following the approval of a first reading of the City of Paducah’s 2027 fiscal year budget at a meeting Tuesday, Audra Kyle — finance director for the city — spoke
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Suspect in shooting of Missouri running back Ahmad Hardy arrested in Paducah
A 20-year-old man wanted in connection to the shooting of Missouri football star Ahmad Hardy at an outdoor concert in Mississippi was arrested in Paducah Thursday night.
MCSO: Woman arrested after two pounds of methamphetamine found in engine compartment
April M. McKenzie, 42, of Paducah, was arrested on May 11 in connection with a multi-agency drug trafficking investigation, culminating with a traffic stop near Marion city limits and the
Paducah Chamber to host Judge Executive forum, new details emerge in Massac Title IX claim
The Paducah Area Chamber of Commerce will host a Judge Executive forum today, featuring McCracken County Republican candidates. New details emerge regarding a Title IX claim against a Massac County
Paducah Public Schools to offer free meals throughout summer amid rising food costs
As students leave their classrooms for summer break, Paducah Public Schools is working to keep meals available for families across the district.
McCracken County Fiscal Court approves $7.5 million convention center renovation contract
The McCracken County Fiscal Court approved a $7,479,352 design and build contract for renovation to the Paducah-McCracken County Convention & Expo Center Monday and proposed funding it through a bond
Oscar Cross Boys & Girls Club hosts annual golf scramble
The Oscar Cross Boys & Girls Club of Paducah provided a morning full of fun and community support, holding its annual Golf Scramble at the Country Club of Paducah on
Bray provides statement regarding position on City-County merger
Paducah Mayor George Bray says that he will not seek merged government if elected McCracken County Judge Executive.
Milling and paving projects begin on the west side of Paducah
Jim Smith Contracting will begin milling and paving projects on several roads on the west side of Paducah beginning on Monday, May 11. Work is expected to last approximately five
Plastics plant fire under investigation, new court date set in murder case
A plastics plant fire in Tennessee is under investigation, a new hearing is scheduled in a Paducah murder case, and Carbondale gets $2M to address homelessness. That and more on
Iron Mom half-marathon brings families together for 15th year
In Paducah, the Iron Mom half-marathon has become a Mother's Day tradition, with families across the region signing up for a day of staying healthy and active while sharing it with their loved ones.
Paducah Police Department gives away free gun locks
As part of a new Gun Lock Safety Program, the Paducah Police Department is handing out free gun locks in partnership with Project ChildSafe and the National Shooting Sports Foundation.
Kentucky Career Center to host job fair on May 12
Kentucky Career Center plans to host its weekly job fair in Paducah from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Tuesday, May 12.
Paducah Chamber to hold candidate forum, LTAMF begins
The Paducah Area Chamber of Commerce will host its republican primary forum, and the Lower Town Arts and Music Festival kicks off today. All that and more in this edition
Paducah volunteers promote Southside revitalization incentives
Volunteers from Paducah City Hall went door-to-door Thursday, explaining the incentives for the Southside Revitalization Plan.
McCracken County Fiscal Court discusses outside agency funding at budget workshop
The McCracken County Fiscal Court discussed funding for outside agencies at a budget workshop Thursday, deciding not to fulfill a $50,000 request from Paducah Cooperative Ministry and holding off on
Crossroads of Sound event Thursday
The Paducah Symphony Orchestra will hold "Crossroads of Sound" Thursday, combining classical and bluegrass traditions with a local twist.
Paducah Symphony Orchestra concert unites bluegrass and classical music
The Paducah Symphony Orchestra will hold "Crossroads of Sound" Thursday, combining classical and bluegrass traditions with a local twist.
Downtown Paducah hotel project delayed to spring 2027 completion
Development on the Aloft by Marriot Hotel has been delayed from its original planned completion date of December 2026 to the spring of 2027.
Peggy and Fred Paxton bequest $10 million to the Community Foundation of West Kentucky
The late Peggy and Fred Paxton, longtime Paducah residents, left a $10 million bequest to the Community Foundation of West Kentucky, the foundation announced Wednesday.
Paducah Parks and Recreation to begin improvement projects May 8
Paducah Parks and Recreation will begin improvement projects at local parks beginning Friday, May 8.
Social media doesn’t strengthen your friendships. What works
Using social media isn’t likely to strengthen your friendships and could even make you lonelier, suggests a study published Wednesday in Public Health Reports, the official journal of the US
National Association of Mail Carries to host 'Stamp Out Hunger' food drive on May 9
The National Association of Letter Carriers will host its annual "Stamp Out Hunger" food drive on Saturday, May 9.
Masks, movies and solo deck walks: life aboard a hantavirus-hit cruise ship
Barely a month ago, they were embarking on a voyage of adventure to some of the world’s most remote islands. Encounters with whales, dolphins and penguins awaited; landscapes of icy