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Bath County moving to in-person classes four days a week

Tom Kenny,

March 9, 2021

Rosa Parks Elementary School in Lexington awaiting students return to the classroom in February 2021 for the first time since the pandemic hit last March forcing students home to learn online

Fayette County sticking with return to classroom schedule

Tom Kenny,

March 9, 2021

Lexington businesses reflect on past year, challenges of the pandemic

Al Greenfield,

March 9, 2021

127,110 Kentuckians vaccinated in week; stimulus an 'opportunity'

Steve Rogers,

March 9, 2021

Ky Man warns of faulty gasoline and how it's costing him thousands

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March 9, 2021

Fire damages Hill View Place home

Steve Rogers,

March 9, 2021

Donations going to families in need after flooding

Al Greenfield,

March 9, 2021

CASA of Lexington adds six advocates for neglected children

Steve Rogers,

March 9, 2021

I-64 down to one lane two days in Morehead

Steve Rogers,

March 9, 2021

Body of missing kayaker found in Ohio River

Steve Rogers,

March 9, 2021

Kentucky State Police Post 3 arrests former trooper

Steve Rogers,

March 9, 2021

UPDATE: First responders helping others hit by flooding

Steve Rogers,

March 9, 2021

UPDATE: Proud Mary BBQ hammered by flooding, GoFundMe established

Steve Rogers,

March 9, 2021

Traffic stop lands man in jail, seizure of heroin

Steve Rogers,

March 9, 2021

Sharpsburg firm to begin work on new Kenton County road

Steve Rogers,

March 9, 2021

Morehead Optimist, Rowan County jail partner to help children

Steve Rogers,

March 9, 2021

Signature HealthCARE earns 2021 Best Places to Work in Kentucky award

WTVQ News Desk,

March 9, 2021

University of Somerset begins site work for campus in downtown Somerset

Steve Rogers,

March 9, 2021

Corbin, Shelby, other area communities to get $692,000 for recreational trails

Steve Rogers,

March 9, 2021

Former Kentucky unemployment director dead at 39

Steve Rogers,

March 9, 2021

Teacher of the Week: Tracey Birdwhistell, Turner Elementary School

Al Greenfield,

March 9, 2021

Hazard Police decline to identify substance that may have caused reactions

Steve Rogers,

March 9, 2021

Business owner raising awareness about organ donation

Erica Bivens,

March 9, 2021

Warmer weather draws community outdoors

Erica Bivens,

March 9, 2021

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Bath County moving to in-person classes four days a week

Fayette County sticking with return to classroom schedule

Lexington businesses reflect on past year, challenges of the pandemic

127,110 Kentuckians vaccinated in week; stimulus an 'opportunity'

Ky Man warns of faulty gasoline and how it's costing him thousands

Fire damages Hill View Place home

Donations going to families in need after flooding

CASA of Lexington adds six advocates for neglected children

I-64 down to one lane two days in Morehead

Body of missing kayaker found in Ohio River

Kentucky State Police Post 3 arrests former trooper

UPDATE: First responders helping others hit by flooding

UPDATE: Proud Mary BBQ hammered by flooding, GoFundMe established

Traffic stop lands man in jail, seizure of heroin

Sharpsburg firm to begin work on new Kenton County road

Morehead Optimist, Rowan County jail partner to help children

Signature HealthCARE earns 2021 Best Places to Work in Kentucky award

University of Somerset begins site work for campus in downtown Somerset

Corbin, Shelby, other area communities to get $692,000 for recreational trails

Former Kentucky unemployment director dead at 39

Teacher of the Week: Tracey Birdwhistell, Turner Elementary School

Hazard Police decline to identify substance that may have caused reactions

Business owner raising awareness about organ donation

Warmer weather draws community outdoors

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