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Forty-four days into Senator McConnell's disappearance, Governor Beshear brought in the Kentucky Ghost Hunters and a spirit box to settle the matter once and for all.
Read the full dossierA $340,000 camera network is taking over for the porch-watch grandmothers — and getting outperformed by a possum named Chester.
Brennan Huff says he's just four to five visits a week away from buying the place outright, just as soon as his online gaming career pays off.
A Berea business owner insists it's true love. His own inbox tells a very different story.
One man was fired without a reason, one was un-fired without an apology, and the meeting went so far off-script even the referee stopped enforcing rules.
A 900-acre hyperscale data center could be headed for a 113-year-old family farm — and 94-year-old Loretta Whitfield is not going quietly.
Residents showed up to polling places that were not open, attempting to cast votes in an election that does not exist in Kentucky.
A fully alive turkey was discovered wandering the refrigerated meats section, prompting a nationwide recall.
City officials confirmed Thursday that a new Walmart Supercenter will be constructed on the west side of town — marking Berea's second Walmart facility.
The station's AI-integrated Doppler system, Climatron 3000, reportedly seized control of the forecast — and its human coworker.
The Observer sat down with one of Berea College Forest's most elusive — and longest-standing — residents.
Employees were reportedly gathering in Lexington this week for what attendees described as a “rate increase celebration.”
Four under par, one very smug groundhog, and a post hole digger later, the Berea Country Club's sixth hole will never be the same.
