Plans for a new landfill in Pike County draws opposition. Retired miners say a coal company broke its promise for lifetime health care.

A defense motion asks a judge to eliminate the threat of the death penalty for former Letcher County Sheriff Shawn Mickey Stines. We'll find out what the state is doing about the problem of wild pigs.

Another lawsuit is filed against a troubled addiction treatment company. SOAR is seeing success convincing people to move to Eastern Kentucky.

The Jenkins school board responds to a lawsuit brought by a banned social media personality. We'll talk about ways to keep your heart happy and healthy.

A man asks to change his plea in connection with a three-county meth conspiracy. Congress gives Pikeville money for a new industrial building.

A Floyd County woman is expected to plead guilty to a federal drug charge. We'll get a look at construction progress at the new Southern Gap High School.

Eastern Kentucky lawmakers file a bill aiming to lower rates for electricity. Students show their support for a Pikeville Jr. High classmate undergoing surgery.

A former teacher is sentenced for approaching a teen for sex. Eastern Kentucky artists took home awards in last night's Grammys.

Democratic candidates for House and Senate gather in Hazard. A federal judge tightens the freeze on most of Addiction Recovery Care's finances.

Another financial company stakes a claim to Addiction Recovery Care's tax receivables. Pikeville will study visitor patterns to make future plans for economic development and transportation.

A Louisville man is indicted for bringing pounds of meth to Pike County. Some Pikeville Police officers took home some major awards.

We get an update on the progress clearing roads after this weekend's winter storm. Bad legal news continues to pile up for Addiction Recovery Care.

We speak with officials about what to do if you experience an emergency during this weekend's winter storm. A Floyd County man is indicted for murder.

Residents around the region prepare for heavy snowfall this weekend. A Pike County woman's child porn trial is delayed for a sixth time.

A Pike County man is accused of trying to burn three people alive. Floyd County is working to be prepared the next time floodwaters rise.

Senator Phillip Wheeler files a bill to require police to work with ICE. A Pikeville man is accused of kidnapping a woman.

A Wise County man convicted of drug trafficking is indicted again for similar charges. Pikeville Fire Department is looking for mementos from its history.

Police seize a large amount of drugs during a raid in Floyd County. AppalReD is planning a virtual legal clinic to talk about issues related to disasters.

An East Point woman is sentenced for credit card fraud. Firefighters work to contain a structure fire on Town Mountain Road.

Pikeville Police use a network of security cameras to make an auto theft arrest. A Jenkins woman loses and early round in her lawsuit against her school district.

A sex offender appears ready to plead guilty to not maintaining his registration. The American Red Cross needs volunteers before the next disaster.

A local lawmaker hopes to close a loophole that could see accused sex offenders released from jail. A public intoxication complaint results in a fentanyl trafficking arrest.

A lawsuit claims a Dickenson County teen was forced to have an abortion against her will. Kentucky families are facing mounting debts to their utility providers.

A Letcher County social media personality sues after she is banned from her children's school. A local state senator wants to designate an official state mushroom.