School-based mental health services continue through summer, Marion 'Friends of the Library' sale kicks off (5-29-26)

Illinois school district announces principal's resignation, body recovered at Kentucky Lake Rock Quarry (6-2-26)

Frankfort Community School District No.168 announced the resignation of Principal Aaron Hill. Hill was charged with Aggravated Battery in February. Authorities recovered the body of an 18-year-old male from the Kentucky Lake Rock Quarry Monday following a cliff jumping incident on Sunday. All that and more in this edition of The Morning 6.

Train derailment in Hickman County, search continues for missing 18-year-old at rock quarry (6-1-26)

A train that derailed in Hickman County on the evening of May 31 poses "no threat of hazardous materials," GCSO confirms. The Kentucky Lake Rock Quarry is closed as officials conduct a recovery operation for a man that jumped into the water and never resurfaced. All that and more in this edition of The Morning 6.

School-based mental health services continue through summer, Marion 'Friends of the Library' sale kicks off (5-29-26)

Some area schools continue mental health services to support students during summer break. The Marion Carnegie Library is hosting its "Friends of the Library" book sale on Friday and Saturday. All that and more in this edition of The Morning 6.

McCracken Fiscal Court considers change to tax filing rules; Mission House addresses financial struggle (5-28-26)

The McCracken County Fiscal Court considers a redraft of an ordinance requiring local businesses to report their full federal tax returns to the clerk's office. Mission House in Clinton reviews additional funding avenues. All that and more in this edition of The Morning 6.

Deputies investigate crash on 'Old 45,' last 'Meows of Hope' cat adopted (5-27-26)

Law enforcement investigates an accident on KY 1241, also known as "Old 45," which killed one person. Haven, the last cat rescued from nonprofit Meows of Hope, was adopted Tuesday at Tortitude Cat Cafe. All that and more in this edition of The Morning 6.