Paducah leaders held the first of two community education meetings Thursday night, providing information and open discussion on topics related to nuclear energy. Irvin Cobb management installed all the window A/C units stored in the building and purchased 30 more to be installed. A long-term solution is anticipated.

Residents at a local apartment complex are reporting problems with their air conditioning unit. A local expert gives tips of how to maintain your HVAC system. All that and more in today's edition of The Morning 6.

Several organizations will serve as "cooling centers" as temperatures continue to rise. A roundabout will be constructed near Exit 16, beginning in June, which will impact motorists as well as local businesses. All that and more in this edition of The Morning 6.

Kentucky Career Center plans to host its weekly job fair in Paducah from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Tuesday, June 9. Law enforcement and health professionals urge social media safety after a recent Snapchat-related incident in Graves County. All that and more in this edition of The Morning 6.

General Matter will host a community open house regarding the DOE site at the Paducah Innovation Hub on June 8. Over the weekend, community volunteers took part in the 2026 Four Rivers Clean Sweep at the River Discovery Center to help keep Paducah's riverfront clean. All that and more in this edition of The Morning 6.

From clothes to books to antiques, the 400 Mile Sale has it all! The sale is on now through June 7. Local organizations step in to provide support amid summer strain. All that and more in this edition of The Morning 6.

Questions and concerns have circulated online regarding the presence of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in Mayfield and Graves County. Mercy Health nears completion of a new radiation oncology expansion at the hospital’s Paducah Cancer Center. All that and more in this edition of The Morning 6.

After the former mayor of Martin was arrested on theft charges, the city unanimously approved the addition of a city manager at a special called meeting Tuesday, and the summer before Ayden Clevidence's sixth grade year, his childhood dog, named T, went missing — eight years later, the duo was reunited. All that and more in this edition of The Morning 6.