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Fayette schools to unveil opening plan Thursday

Steve Rogers,

July 21, 2020

Health care jobs to remain in demand for decade: Study

Steve Rogers,

July 21, 2020

Franklin County schools going 'all-virtual' this fall

Steve Rogers,

July 21, 2020

Lt. Governor pushes feds for funding to help schools open, remain safe

Steve Rogers,

July 21, 2020

VIDEO: Sign theft has four potentially in trouble

Steve Rogers,

July 21, 2020

Arrangements set for Powell County firefighter

Al Greenfield,

July 21, 2020

Two pounds of suspected meth seized, pair face federal charges

Steve Rogers,

July 21, 2020

Small business grant applications now available in Lexington

Al Greenfield,

July 21, 2020

Difficult to put out trash fire continues to be monitored in Lexington

WTVQ Admin,

July 20, 2020

Doodles Breakfast & Lunch closing for deep clean as Lexington cases surge

WTVQ Admin,

July 20, 2020

NCAA Guidelines now allow Coach Cal to attend practice with players

Bryan Kennedy,

July 20, 2020

Hooked on Science | Summer Science Hacks

wtvq_staff,

July 20, 2020

Back to school shopping could look different

Al Greenfield,

July 20, 2020

Unemployment director quietly fired in early May

Steve Rogers,

July 20, 2020

Travelers advisory, quarantine part of effort to curb surge

Brennan Dockery,

July 20, 2020

As COVID surge grows, limits on gatherings mandated, travel requested

Steve Rogers,

July 20, 2020

Fayette sets more COVID records, July already surpasses June

Steve Rogers,

July 20, 2020

Growing number of kids getting COVID-19

Al Greenfield,

July 20, 2020

With soaring heat, Lexington opening cooling shelters

Steve Rogers,

July 20, 2020

Man charged with trying to take deputy's gun

Steve Rogers,

July 20, 2020

Amy McGrath attends meeting with Democratic women's club

Al Greenfield,

July 20, 2020

Three EKU Football players chosen to Preseason All-OVC Team

Bryan Kennedy,

July 20, 2020

Drugs keep Garrard investigators busy

Steve Rogers,

July 20, 2020

Settlement means more than $900,000 for state's Medicaid

Steve Rogers,

July 20, 2020

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Fayette schools to unveil opening plan Thursday

Health care jobs to remain in demand for decade: Study

Franklin County schools going 'all-virtual' this fall

Lt. Governor pushes feds for funding to help schools open, remain safe

VIDEO: Sign theft has four potentially in trouble

Arrangements set for Powell County firefighter

Two pounds of suspected meth seized, pair face federal charges

Small business grant applications now available in Lexington

Difficult to put out trash fire continues to be monitored in Lexington

Doodles Breakfast & Lunch closing for deep clean as Lexington cases surge

NCAA Guidelines now allow Coach Cal to attend practice with players

Hooked on Science | Summer Science Hacks

Back to school shopping could look different

Unemployment director quietly fired in early May

Travelers advisory, quarantine part of effort to curb surge

As COVID surge grows, limits on gatherings mandated, travel requested

Fayette sets more COVID records, July already surpasses June

Growing number of kids getting COVID-19

With soaring heat, Lexington opening cooling shelters

Man charged with trying to take deputy's gun

Amy McGrath attends meeting with Democratic women's club

Three EKU Football players chosen to Preseason All-OVC Team

Drugs keep Garrard investigators busy

Settlement means more than $900,000 for state's Medicaid

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