driving

Per 10,000 licensed teen drivers, Kentucky has a #1 ranking in traffic fatalities.

While exploding sunroofs are a rare occurrence, it HAS happened more than I would have thought.

There couldn't be a more timely topic considering the past few days. Driving in the rain flat out stinks, but as it turns out, Kentuckians aren't the best but not the worst.

FREDERICA DOWN TO ONE LANE NEXT WEEK FROM 17TH TO 24TH ST.   Frederica Street will be closed starting July 21 for two weeks for sewer repairs. Traffic will be confined to one lane in each direction on Frederica Street from 17th Street to 24th Street...

Monday, May 9 construction will continue on manhole castings for a Kentucky Department of Transportation paving project on Old Hartford Road.

Photo By: Joe Lowe More than a weeks worth of rain has driven some Daviess Countians from their homes. You only have to drive to the south side of Towne Square Mall on Hwy 431 to see the destruction flood waters are causing.

If you have lived in Owensboro for at least 5 years you know the areas that flood when it rains. Last spring, right before the drought, we experienced a somewhat better spring flood season.

With a new year comes new changes for our lives. Some us have New Year's resolutions in that we try to change something in our lives. Whether it finances, health, spending more time with the family or any other type of change that we plan to implement. Well, for Kentucky and Indiana a few changes have taken place that affect how people live their lives.

You've seem it many times before: you're driving down the Pennyrile or Frederica and you get cut off by someone either talking or texting on their cell phone. Let's face it, it's infuriating to say the least and with roads right now sometimes treacherous because the weather it is downright dangerous. Regardless of the time of the year, texting while driving (in my opinion) is a pretty dangerous ta