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Disruptions appeared to peak just before noon ET on Thursday — when more than 2,700 users worldwide reported issues to outage tracker Downdetector. But by later in the afternoon, reports had fallen significantly.

"Today, we are protecting the people who make Missouri work — families, job creators, and small business owners — by cutting taxes, rolling back overreach, and eliminating costly mandates,” Kehoe, a Republican, said in a statement.

This week on the Crossroads Suncast, newsman Perry Boxx reflects on his 50 years as a journalist and the landscape of journalism today. He describes half a century of changes, from John F. Kennedy's assassination to the rise of the 24-hour news cycle.

Originally born in Benton, Deloris Marler moved to Paducah with her late husband, Jessie Marler, to start the Golden Carrot 50 years ago. She opened the store with money she won from a game show in California in 1972.

The class action alleges that the banks — CFSB, RABO AgriFinance, and Mechanics Bank — sustained the Ponzi-style scheme by financially backing and ignoring signs of misconduct by Brian McClain.

Workers exposed to nuclear waste in the Paducah area may now be eligible for compensation through the expanded Radiation Exposure Compensation Act, which was signed into law as part of the federal One Big Beautiful Bill.

Khalil, a legal U.S. resident, said he suffered severe anguish in jail, and continues to fear for his safety. The government has accused him of leading protests aligned with Hamas, but has not provided any evidence of a link to the terror group.

Anna man John Adam Tripp surrendered himself voluntarily on Monday to the Union County Sheriff's Office in relation to a domestic battery case and was granted pretrial release, Sheriff David Wilkins released Thursday.

It’s looking increasingly likely that any sale of TikTok will mean US users have to download a new app. And that could mean an almost entirely different experience.

A special screening of "Inherit the Wind," a 1960 film that fictionalizes the Scopes Monkey Trial, is set for Thursday evening at Paducah's Maiden Alley Cinema.

The governor of New Mexico says the loss of three lives to flash flooding in the mountain village of Ruidoso is “unfathomable and unfair.”

The unique and original Birkin bag that fashion house Hermès made for actor and singer Jane Birkin has sold for 7 million euros or $8.2 million at auction in Paris.

A federal judge agreed to issue a new nationwide block against President Donald Trump’s executive order seeking to end birthright citizenship.

Video shows workers in Los Angeles being craned out of an industrial site after part of a tunnel for a municipal wastewater project collapsed.

100 years ago, a public high school teacher from Paducah stood trial in Tennessee for teaching human evolution. The role of religion in public schools — and whether to keep it out entirely — is still being fiercely debated today.

Oversight Chair Rep. James Comer of Kentucky says O’Connor’s refusal to testify makes it “clear there was a conspiracy.”

Barkley Regional Airport's proposal to have SkyWest Airlines take over as its airline carrier may benefit local cancer patients. Houston is home of one of the most famous cancer treatment centers in the world, MD Anderson Cancer Center.

Flood victims and city officials continue to discuss the City of Paducah's fault in the flooding of the Island Creek Basin in early April.

Sections of Kentucky 58 and U.S. 51 remained blocked Wednesday by a partially collapsed building in Clinton, Kentucky, amid ongoing uncertainty regarding who will demolish the structure.