The City of Maysville and a handful of its employees are being sued by a Maysville business owner in association with an event that left his business without water for approximately 20 days.
Destined to be a part of journalism history, David Thompson has enjoyed over 42 years of service to the Kentucky Press Association (KPA) prior to his retirement in December 2025.
Body camera footage of an altercation between former Maysville Police Department (MPD) Chief Michael Palmer and MPD Major Chris Conley has recently become accessible to the public. The footage, which depicts the two men in what appears to be a heightened conversation following an alleged physical assault by Palmer, was followed by a formal complaint issued by Conley stating that this behavior was not unprecedented.
In the wake of a potential data center project in Mason County, the Maysville-Mason County Joint Planning Commission (JPC) held two days of public hearings, taking in input about data centers from residents, local officials, state officials and more.
The Maysville Younger Woman’s Club, in partnership with the Buffalo Trace Children’s Advocacy Center (BTCAC), has launched Adventure to Fun, a community-focused initiative designed to support local children and families in need.
MOUNT OLIVET — On Friday, Nov. 14, doctors Timothy Allen and Scott Bender testified during a hearing at the Robertson County Judicial Center as to why they deemed Torilena Fields competent enough to stand trial.
