A 30-year-old Symsonia woman was arrested Wednesday on drug-related and child endangerment charges, according to the Graves County Sheriff's Office.

McCracken County ASAP is teaming up with the McCracken County Public Library to offer two training courses on mental health first aid.

The city of Paducah announced Wednesday it will delay the special event cost recovery program.

First District U.S. Rep. James Comer will speak at today's WAVE (West Kentucky Alliance for a Vibrant Economy) AG partnership luncheon about agriculture, economic development and other issues affecting the region.

The Community Foundation of West Kentucky is accepting grant applications from area nonprofit organizations which provide services in the areas of community art, educational attainment, health awareness, children's program, social services and community improvement.

Dear Annie: My very good friend "Pamela" has a son who recently got married. The wedding took place in the middle of September.

Fellowship

According to my gardening journal records, "The January Thaw" has ended and we now are into winter, albeit, milder than normal so far. That is good news for us, as fuel bills should be less and no deep snow or ice.

A Paducah man faces drug and other charges after his Lyft driver reported him acting suspiciously, Paducah Police said Wednesday.

The National Quilt Museum in downtown Paducah will offer free admission for McCracken County residents this February.

A Paducah man faces multiple drug trafficking charges after an investigation led to his arrest Tuesday, according to the Paducah Police Department.

Gov. Andy Beshear announced Wednesday that Paducah and Somerset would be the next cities to offer Real ID licenses, a secure form of identification that would allow holders onto domestic flights and military installations.

A field representative of U.S. Rep. James Comer will host office hours in Benton next week in an effort to help residents with federal casework issues. The representative, Martie Wiles, will be at the Marshall County Courthouse in downtown Benton from 9-10 a.m. Tuesday.

Dear Annie: I am writing about our 23-year-old daughter, who is having trouble with her digestive system.

If you have noticed things seem a little brighter driving around Paducah at night, it's not your imagination.

Dear Annie: Every December, my ex-mother-in-law organizes a holiday party for all of the women from her side of the family. It's a fancy dinner, and they have a $15 Secret Santa gift exchange.

MURRAY -- More than 21/2 years after they were charged, three National Guardsmen accused of various sexual crimes pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges Tuesday.

PRINCETON -- Princeton native, student and teacher Sheila Smith-Anderson greeted the audience at Central Presbyterian Church on Monday with a hearty "Hello, Princeton!" as the guest speaker at the fifth annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration.

FRANKFORT -- On Jan. 3, the longest serving commissioner in KSP history was reappointed to serve once again. The announcement from Gov. Andy Beshear came just days into the New Year and brought Rodney Brewer out of retirement to take the lead of an agency he has a 33-year history with.

WPSD Local 6 News Director Perry Boxx (from left), retired Kentucky Supreme Court Justice Bill Cunningham and WPSD reporter Shamarria Morrison sit on a panel of local journalists and other leaders in news and law during a First Amendment panel discussion Tuesday night in the Myre-River Room …

The Agenda is a listing of government meetings today.

McCracken County deputies arrested a Graves County man on drug charges Tuesday after a traffic stop.

In honor of his 45 years of continuous service to the Kentucky Soybean Association, George Martin, of Nebo, is the recipient of the organization's first Lifetime Achievement Award.

EDDYVILLE -- Four Lyon County overdoses across four days last week was highly unusual for the community, according to Sheriff Brent White.

In his last speech, late civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. refused to let dogs, water hoses or injunctions turn him around.

A misstatement in a lawsuit against Superior Care Home led to an inaccuracy in Sunday's edition of The Sun. Raymond Duffy, who is alleged to have suffered negligent care while in Superior Care Home, according to the lawsuit, is still alive, attorney Tad Thomas said Sunday.

The Agenda is a listing of government meetings today.

A two-vehicle collision in Trigg County left two dead and another three injured Sunday evening.

MURRAY -- The Murray State University Department of Art & Design will begin the spring 2020 semester with three new exhibitions. Works by visiting artists Donald Fodness, Calista Lyon and visiting professor Michelle Burdine will be on view in university art galleries in January and February.

The Agenda is a listing of government meetings today.

Dear Annie: Again, it is time to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday. He would have been 91 on Jan. 15. Since his death in 1968, so much has changed ... and yet, so much has remained the same.

Erin Kelly loves baking and decorating cakes -- many of which are quite elaborate -- and the hobby became a business for the Paducah teen. The TV show, "Cake Boss," inspired her to try it out and the rest was history.

Paducah Duplicate Bridge Club is an open not-for-profit organization that welcomes new players at any time. 270-564-2823 for information.

In a first for western Kentucky, Paducah hosted a chess tournament just for women.

The $5 million judgment against a local care facility was its second multi-million dollar court loss within a year -- both of which resolved lawsuits brought in 2017 -- and another lawsuit is progressing.

Despite a flurry of localities across America declaring themselves -- by resolution or ordinance -- "second amendment sanctuaries," McCracken County doesn't aim to follow suit.