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Lexington leaders still frustrated with prison

Steve Rogers,

May 20, 2020

State nears 3,000 mark in recovered from coronavirus

Steve Rogers,

May 20, 2020

Harrison County flood damages houses and businesses; officials expected worse

Al Greenfield,

May 20, 2020

Superintendents start difficult task of planning for the unknown

Steve Rogers,

May 20, 2020

Predicting the future of entertainment, post COVID-19

Al Greenfield,

May 20, 2020

Federal judge rejects constable's appeal to get out of jail

Steve Rogers,

May 20, 2020

UPDATE: Some roadways remain closed by high waters

Steve Rogers,

May 20, 2020

Suspected repeat drug offender nabbed in traffic stop

Steve Rogers,

May 20, 2020

Poll finds public still concerned about coronavirus spike with reopening

Steve Rogers,

May 20, 2020

Man accused of shooting friend during dispute

Steve Rogers,

May 20, 2020

Bradley Nault went missing in Laurel County on 5-16-20

UPDATE: Missing Laurel man found safe

Tom Kenny,

May 20, 2020

FDA to fast-track a treatment for ALS as quickly as they are for COVID-19.

Lexington man travels to nation's capital for ALS rally

Erica Bivens,

May 20, 2020

Two Signature facilities show no coronavirus cases

Steve Rogers,

May 20, 2020

Source: Kentucky Department of Education

KDE to stream ‘Kentucky’s Tribute to Class of 2020’ on May 23

Erica Bivens,

May 20, 2020

Honor Flight Kentucky raising funds virtually for Vets

Erica Bivens,

May 20, 2020

UK-Michigan series restructured due to COVID-19 pandemic

Bryan Kennedy,

May 20, 2020

Kroger expands milk donation to Kentucky food banks

Steve Rogers,

May 20, 2020

Cynthiana experiences historic level flooding, many still remember '97 flood

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May 19, 2020

Predicting the future of restaurants post COVID-19

Life after COVID-19? A futurist predicts future of restaurant industry

Veronica Jean Seltzer,

May 19, 2020

Red River Gorge, National Forest now opening Friday

Steve Rogers,

May 19, 2020

Current, former UK cheerleaders run a mile for their coach

Steve Rogers,

May 19, 2020

Barn at The Summit in Lexington will no longer be a food hall

Veronica Jean Seltzer,

May 19, 2020

WATCH RESCUE: Roads closed update, advisories

Steve Rogers,

May 19, 2020

UPDATE: New forecasts slow rising waters in Cynthiana

Steve Rogers,

May 19, 2020

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Lexington leaders still frustrated with prison

State nears 3,000 mark in recovered from coronavirus

Harrison County flood damages houses and businesses; officials expected worse

Superintendents start difficult task of planning for the unknown

Predicting the future of entertainment, post COVID-19

Federal judge rejects constable's appeal to get out of jail

UPDATE: Some roadways remain closed by high waters

Suspected repeat drug offender nabbed in traffic stop

Poll finds public still concerned about coronavirus spike with reopening

Man accused of shooting friend during dispute

UPDATE: Missing Laurel man found safe

Lexington man travels to nation's capital for ALS rally

Two Signature facilities show no coronavirus cases

KDE to stream ‘Kentucky’s Tribute to Class of 2020’ on May 23

Honor Flight Kentucky raising funds virtually for Vets

UK-Michigan series restructured due to COVID-19 pandemic

Kroger expands milk donation to Kentucky food banks

Cynthiana experiences historic level flooding, many still remember '97 flood

Life after COVID-19? A futurist predicts future of restaurant industry

Red River Gorge, National Forest now opening Friday

Current, former UK cheerleaders run a mile for their coach

Barn at The Summit in Lexington will no longer be a food hall

WATCH RESCUE: Roads closed update, advisories

UPDATE: New forecasts slow rising waters in Cynthiana

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