Two charged with burglary in Massac Police said they arrested two Massac County residents Tuesday after deputies found stolen property in their home. Wesley Reynolds , 27, of Metropolis, Ill., and Evangeinina Delao, 29, of Unionvi...
Paducah prepares for a gruesome night Donna and Dale Perry set up their elaborate Halloween display consisting of clowns, spiders, witches, mad scientists, skeletons and more Tuesday evening at 2100 Jefferson St. The Perrys get about 3...
Casino opens for business in Cape Girardeau CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. — The smile on Jami Carter’s face couldn’t have been bigger as she pressed a button to set a screen spinning that put the first slot machine in play at the Isle Casino Cape Gira...
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By Melissa Miller Southeast MissourianThe Paducah Sun
McCracken District Court April 24 Christi Michelle Throgmorton, 39, 706 Milliken, Paducah, contempt of court; 5 days, serve 2, 3 days conditional discharge for 2 years. Pay $550 in fines. David Thomas Nevetske, 31, 3...
Paul campaigns for local GOP With the election just a week way, Sen. Rand Paul visited Paducah on Tuesday to talk with voters and build support for local GOP candidates. Paul’s first stop was a breakfast at the Republican h...
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By Mallory Panuska mpanuska@paducahsun.comThe Paducah Sun
CCC mediation postponed A mediation session to decide between a settlement agreement or litigation stemming from the embezzlement of more than $230,000 from Paducah’s convention and expo centers has been postponed. Phi...
Prison closures to continue SPRINGFIELD, Ill.— Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn’s administration and the union representing correctional workers filed dueling court pleas Monday over a ruling allowing the state to proceed with prison ...
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By JOHN O’CONNOR Associated Press Associated Press
Biologists study forest honeysuckle invasion COVINGTON — Biologists from Northern Kentucky University have begun studying whether restoration efforts will give forests and banks the ability to keep honeysuckle from returning once the invasive...
Blood donations urged ahead of superstorm As Hurricane Sandy made landfall along the Eastern Seaboard on Monday, officials with the American Red Cross stressed the need for local blood donations to help bolster the already falling stockpil...
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BY WILL PINKSTON wpinkston@paducahsun.comThe Paducah Sun
State makes strides in winning battle against drugs PRESTONSBURG — Kentucky has made inroads in its fight against illegal drug abuse, and the momentum against drug pushers has gained steam thanks to a new law aimed at reversing a trend in which the ...
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BY BRUCE SCHREINER Associated PressAssociated Press
Florida-based company looking to bring 300 jobs Development officials are negotiating for a Florida-based company to bring 300 jobs to downtown Paducah. Chad Chancellor, Paducah Economic Development president, said Monday that he expects to i...
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By Mallory Panuska mpanuska@paducahsun.comThe Paducah Sun
Police: Bucket truck wreck injures 2 WILL PINKSTON | The Sun Emergency workers prepare to right an overturned boom truck that wrecked at about 2 p.m. Monday and blocked both lanes of U.S. 62 at the Ky. 131 interchange in Reidland. ...
Man in hospital following golf cart collision A man test-driving a golf cart along Lone Oak Road ended up in the hospital Monday afternoon after coasting into oncoming traffic. Larry Moss, 71, of La Center, was taken to Western Baptist Hosp...
Groceries for Good withstands test of time in its second decade When the Groceries for Good program began two decades ago, Paducah Sun readers would find paper bag inserts in their daily papers to remind them of the food drive. These days, the event is so well-...
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BY LAUREL BLACK lblack@paducahsun.comThe Paducah Sun