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Bryan Station High School’s dean of students got approval to attend a conference in Vegas this summer.
The Tateville Volunteer Fire Department posted on social media that drivers should expect major delays on Hwy 27, near Keno Rd., due to a rockslide.
Earlier this month, federal flood mitigation funds were cut directly affecting some Kentucky counties.
A new monument is in the works at the Kentucky Horse Park that will honor the life and legacy of a Madison County teenager and his incredible bond with a winning racehorse.
One Asbury University graduate student is making the most of his last year on the baseball field, while also getting a taste of the real world.
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UK announced their decision to cancel graduation ceremonies for black, LGBTQ+ and first-generation college students.
It was reported in the 11000 block of Galileo Boulevard
A man has been sentenced in connection with a deadly Lexington shooting.
A woman is accused of slashing tires in Downtown Lexington.
The lawsuit alleges that Carson’s Food & Drink violated wage laws, tip pooling regulations and required employees to work in two roles without paying them minimum wage at both of its Lexington locations.
Kentucky Baptist Relief is working in a hard hit area in Frankfort.
A Berea family lost everything in a weekend house fire.
We are set to jump back up towards the 80s today, with some rain chances showing up in south-central portions of the state.
Supporting Heroes announced on Facebook that Charlie Shaw of the Taylor County Fire Department died on Sunday at the age of 78.
Congressman Andy Barr launched his campaign for U.S. Senate on Tuesday.
Cresco Labs is now underway to becoming one the state's largest licensed cannabis cultivation facilities after cutting the ribbon on their Winchester facility.
A stop for a snack turned into a $75,000 scratch-off prize win for one Corbin man.
The two-vehicle crash happened early Tuesday afternoon on Parkers Mill Road, between the New Circle Road overpass and Man O’ War Boulevard.
The piece by artist Jason Klimoski is titled “First Impressions.”
Affordable housing continues to be a hot topic issue across the nation, but many may say its an issue right here in Lexington, too. That’s why several groups banded together to host a ‘Housing Now’ rally Tuesday.
According to the Education Department, more than 5 million borrowers are in default.
Isaac Johnson jumped on a tractor started clearing roads when he says he saw a need because of flooding.
Currently, roughly 5.3 million borrowers are in default on their federal student loans.
The FDA currently allows 36 color additives, including eight synthetic dyes.
Lexington Community Corrections announced on Monday that Officer Kevin Chaney passed away over the weekend while off duty.
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