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MIDDLE FORK – A home in the Middle Fork area was destroyed by fire on Monday, with the owner’s dogs rescued just in time....
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LEXINGTON – A Magoffin County native pleaded guilty in federal court last week for reportedly accepting money in exchange for smuggling controlled substances and...
BACK BRANCH – A Floyd County man was arrested in Magoffin County early on Monday morning and charged with trafficking in methamphetamine. Magoffin County...
SALYERSVILLE – A Magoffin County grand jury released the following indictment after the defendant was served in his case: Kevin E. Tucker, 65, of...
MIDDLE FORK – A home in the Middle Fork area was destroyed by fire on Monday, with the owner’s dogs rescued just in time....
BURNING FORK – A woman was arrested this week after allegedly trying to stab and kick a police officer. According to the arrest citation,...
MAGOFFIN/JOHNSON COUNTIES – Copper thefts have resulted in several Foothills Communications outages recently, with the company reminding the public that the crime is extremely...
MAGOFFIN COUNTY – If you opened your electric bill this month and thought it was all just a bad joke, you are not alone....
SALYERSVILLE – While the state is seeing COVID-19 cases decreasing, Eastern Kentucky cases still remain at record-level highs, with 156 cases just since last...
SALYERSVILLE – While the Magoffin County Head Start program has a pets unit every year, this year, in honor of the late Betty White,...
MIDDLE FORK – Two were arrested on drug trafficking charges last week as officers went to a home to serve warrants from Morgan County....
From Dan Click Grayson Gallery Director The Grayson Gallery & Art Center, Inc. will kick off the new year with an outstanding solo exhibit...
JOHNSON FORK – When police went to check on a complaint of a woman possibly cooking meth inside her home, the woman reportedly swung...
SALYERSVILLE – After being off the air for quite some time, WRLV is back on the air. On Friday, January 14, Randy Thompson, the...
