Owensboro Man Arrested for Distributing Child Exploitation Videos
At 4pm on 04/25/2013, Detective Jason Pagan charged Robert L. Wright with 60 counts of Possession of Matter Portraying Sexual Performance by Minor, which is a Class D Felony.
View ArticleMcLean County Ghost Out Information
The program is called "Ghost Out" and is a nationally recognized curriculum for schools.
View ArticleLane shift starting on Audubon Parkway
A contractor for the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet plans a traffic shift for westbound traffic on the Audubon Parkway in Daviess County starting Friday morning, May 3. Westbound traffic entering the...
View ArticleTwenty years later, project continues to bloom, blossom
Donna B. Stinnett/The Gleaner A water feature at the Western Kentucky Botanical Garden in Owensboro contains a school of colorful koi and goldfish.$RETURN$$RETURN$ With every growing season, "The...
View ArticleBourbon Trail Helps Boost Ky. Tourism
Tourism spending in Daviess County jumped $10 million last year, according to a new state report.
View ArticleLocal tourism spending up $10 million last year
May 07--Total tourism spending in Daviess County jumped $10 million in 2012 to $268.6 million, a new state report said Monday.
View ArticleStop Senior Hunger effort feeds 300
Dozens of volunteers fanned out across Daviess and Hancock counties this week to make deliveries to over 300 needy senior citizens.
View ArticleOwensboro man faces more than 1,000 counts of child porn possession
A Daviess County man was arrested on charges related to child exploitation Tuesday after the Kentucky State Police served a search warrant at his Owensboro home.
View ArticleOwensboro Man Arrested for Possession of Child Porn
A Daviess County man was arrested on charges related to child exploitation after Kentucky State Police served a search warrant at his Owensboro home on Tuesday.
View ArticleThree Henderson County residents indicted by a federal grand jury
A federal grand jury this week indicted three Henderson County residents in connection with 10 bank robberies which have occurred in three counties during the last several years.
View ArticleBridge worker electrocuted
A coroner says a man who died while working on a project to paint a bridge in western Kentucky was electrocuted.
View ArticleKSP Charges Daviess County Man with Internet Related Crimes
A Daviess County man was arrested on charges related to child pornography Wednesday after the Kentucky State Police served a search warrant at his Owensboro home.
View ArticleWestbound Sorgho ramps shutting down on Audubon
A contractor for the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet plans to close the westbound exit and entry ramps at the Sorgho/Kentucky 1554 interchange on the Audubon Parkway in western Daviess County starting...
View ArticleComfort Suites Owensboro
The 100 percent non-smoking Comfort Suites hotel is located less than one mile from Kentucky Wesleyan College.
View ArticleJudicial portraits return to western Ky courthouse
A series of portraits depicting all of the circuit judges who served even before Daviess County existed is back on display at the county courthouse.
View ArticleKy. museum to bid on historical papers
A western Kentucky museum is raising money in an effort to purchase the personal papers of 2 community pioneers that have a link to a famous novel.
View ArticleSteve Beshear gives legislature go-ahead to tinker with judicial districts
Gov. Steve Beshear gave broad authority to lawmakers to redistrict judicial as well as legislative districts at an August special session at the request of Kentucky Chief Justice John D. Minton who...
View ArticleKy. museum gets historical papers
A western Kentucky museum has placed the winning bid on the personal papers of 2 community pioneers linked to a famous novel.
View ArticleDaviess launches scholarship program
The Messenger-Inquirer reports Daviess County Judge-Executive Al Mattingly presented the BOLD Promise scholarship program fund with its first $10,000 contribution on Monday, and he says local colleges...
View ArticleSummer camp helps children of migrant workers
Kentucky's first ever "Made in America" home is being built in Louisville. The developer says it's not an easy undertaking but its challenge that has the potential to reap huge LOUISVILLE, Ky.
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