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Large fire damages Lake Cumberland marina

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May 20, 2019

A barrel manufacturer has started construction on a $66.5 million cooperage in eastern Kentucky that's expected to create 220 jobs in coming years.

American distillers welcome end of tariffs in Canada, Mexico

Erica Bivens,

May 20, 2019

Kentucky Horse Park invites public to join weekly run, walk club

Erica Bivens,

May 20, 2019

Search on for missing Laurel County girl

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May 20, 2019

Bardstown police officer killed in 2013.

FBI offering reward in Officer Jason Ellis investigation

36Pab,

May 19, 2019

House explosion kills 1, injures 2 in southern Indiana city

Al Greenfield,

May 19, 2019

KSP: Fort Campbell soldier killed in Trigg County crash

36Pab,

May 19, 2019

Family needs help saving Caleb's home

Al Greenfield,

May 19, 2019

Police: Man shot, arrested after shooting in Danville

36Pab,

May 19, 2019

'Books and Barbers' combines learning and mentoring

Al Greenfield,

May 18, 2019

Four men caught in AG child predator sting

George Zabrecky,

May 18, 2019

Father is indicted on two counts in toddler son's death

George Zabrecky,

May 18, 2019

A man was injured after a shooting

Al Greenfield,

May 18, 2019

Former UK Linebacker Wesley Woodyard hosts golf scramble

Bryan Kennedy,

May 17, 2019

Former Miss America among 19 candidates seeking office

George Zabrecky,

May 17, 2019

LPD: ‘Click It or Ticket’ enforcement campaign set to begin

George Zabrecky,

May 17, 2019

Accused of giving a Letcher County middle school student meth to sell.

Report: Arrest made in Letcher Co. school meth case

Al Greenfield,

May 17, 2019

Humes, Schorman in Circle Lead Kentucky into Winner’s Bracket

Bryan Kennedy,

May 17, 2019

Kentucky school shooting trial to be in different county

Al Greenfield,

May 17, 2019

Dedicated poll worker prepares for the primary election

Al Greenfield,

May 17, 2019

Gov. Bevin names 3 staffers to university boards of trustees

Bevin: New restrictions on abortion will benefit African Americans.

Al Greenfield,

May 17, 2019

Nicholasville Police warns rental property phone scam

George Zabrecky,

May 17, 2019

Mayor Gorton to host Neighborhood Summit in Lexington

George Zabrecky,

May 17, 2019

Court: University fails to follow open-records law

Al Greenfield,

May 17, 2019

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Large fire damages Lake Cumberland marina

American distillers welcome end of tariffs in Canada, Mexico

Kentucky Horse Park invites public to join weekly run, walk club

Search on for missing Laurel County girl

FBI offering reward in Officer Jason Ellis investigation

House explosion kills 1, injures 2 in southern Indiana city

KSP: Fort Campbell soldier killed in Trigg County crash

Family needs help saving Caleb's home

Police: Man shot, arrested after shooting in Danville

'Books and Barbers' combines learning and mentoring

Four men caught in AG child predator sting

Father is indicted on two counts in toddler son's death

A man was injured after a shooting

Former UK Linebacker Wesley Woodyard hosts golf scramble

Former Miss America among 19 candidates seeking office

LPD: ‘Click It or Ticket’ enforcement campaign set to begin

Report: Arrest made in Letcher Co. school meth case

Humes, Schorman in Circle Lead Kentucky into Winner’s Bracket

Kentucky school shooting trial to be in different county

Dedicated poll worker prepares for the primary election

Bevin: New restrictions on abortion will benefit African Americans.

Nicholasville Police warns rental property phone scam

Mayor Gorton to host Neighborhood Summit in Lexington

Court: University fails to follow open-records law

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