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Late winter storm brings snow to Lake Cumberland

Ol Man Winter wasn t quite ready to make way for spring this weekend, blanketing the Lake Cumberland region — and most everywhere else in Kentucky — with a fresh blanket

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Fiscal Court hears update on FEMA funding

It s been a year since Pulaski County was struck with a one-two punch of winter storms and flooding with the flooding impacting several roads.

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Magistrate questions spending for coroner building

Tuesday s meeting of Pulaski County Fiscal Court was short and routine, save for a rare split vote on the bills.

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Snow could grow to more than four inches around Pulaski

“It’s just a good, decent wintertime snow,” according to National Weather Service Meteorologist Ed Ray. Of course, the Jackson-based meteorologist may have a different outlook on the winter storm that

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Pulaskians escape injury, severe damage from Saturday morning storm

Though Kentucky was hardest hit by a storm system that tore through several states Friday night into Saturday morning, Pulaski County escaped with relatively minor property damage and no reported

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