Oh, Kentucky

Will Perkins reports in the Glasgow Daily Times on two brothers who opened their custom-gun business on the day before Sunday: “We can build any type of gun you want, any kind of customization you're looking for, from straight-up build or if you're trying to supe it up.”

A "trivial" dispute about leaves and glass clippings appear to be at the heart of neighborly violence that sent U.S. Sen. Rand Paul to the hospital with broken ribs.

Typical workplace power and male insecurity appear to be at the heart of a sexual-harassment settlement that led to Ky. Rep. Jeff Hoover to resigning his leadership post in the legislature. 

The Clinton County Jail reportedly had to be evacuated this morning because of a fire.

Kmart's Kentucky footprint is down to Erlanger, Grayson, Paducah, Russell Springs and Somerset following its recent spate of closings, reports West Kentucky Star.

Oh, Kentucky

Demolition of old Eggners Ferry Bridge scheduled for Monday.https://t.co/ffASEb3Zs1 #WPSD pic.twitter.com/X6WWig9zvj

— WPSD Local 6 (@WPSDLocal6) July 22, 2016

"He made Coach Hall felt relevant again and that is important for a guy about to turn 80 or so."

A couple of graduates have taken over Madisonville Beauty College.

The Kentucky State Parks are seeking to capitalize on the Pokemon Go craze.

Joblessness in the state is down.

About the skilled-labor shortage.

It appears the Monroe County jail either will have to hire more or be closed.

Felony expungement is now available in Kentucky, but be patient.

Grid modernization marches on.

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Is Hopkins County out of coal?

How would the president's budget proposal impact Appalachia?

Paducah's downtown hotel has hit a snag. 

London fire destroys Weaver’s, Bob’s Ready to Wear http://t.co/R7sdAYEYtN pic.twitter.com/MSKR16zylo
— The Times-Tribune (@TimesTribuneKY) February 3, 2015

The unemployment rate is down.

So's "serious crime" in Madisonville.

The autobiography of a Logan County journalist who became "the first reporter to query President Eisenhower on civil rights" is being re-released.

Per "the magic of the bookmobile" in Warren County.

Seven more shopping days until Arts Day in Kentucky.

The Christmas parades in Bremen and Central City went fine.