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Baptist Health to hire 250 for call centers

Erica Bivens,

November 19, 2020

Four Roses Bourbon to expand distillery visitor center

Erica Bivens,

November 19, 2020

Study: Kentucky highways improve, rank 4th highway performance, cost-effectiveness

Steve Rogers,

November 19, 2020

Miller receives AECT James W. Brown Publication Award

Steve Rogers,

November 19, 2020

Distillers honor Baker, Pendergrass with “Esprit de Corps” Award

Steve Rogers,

November 19, 2020

Region's employment picture continues slow recovery

Steve Rogers,

November 19, 2020

Frankfort Police searching for missing man

WTVQ News Desk,

November 19, 2020

Fayette suffers another high-number COVID day

Steve Rogers,

November 19, 2020

KSP searching for woman missing since October

Al Greenfield,

November 19, 2020

COVID keeping many people home during Thanksgiving

Steve Rogers,

November 19, 2020

Damou Akbar Bradley found guilty of attempted murder and assault 11-18-20 in Scott Circuit Court. He was arrested in May 2017 after he says God told him to kill his girlfriend. First he strangled her in the shower

Man who claimed God told him to kill his girlfriend, found guilty

Tom Kenny,

November 19, 2020

Lexington restaurant, bar owner respond to new restrictions

Al Greenfield,

November 18, 2020

Church gives more than 100 coats to kids in Lexington

WTVQ Admin,

November 18, 2020

Kentucky leads Tennessee by 156 donors after day 3 of the 33rd annual Big Blue Crush blood drive 11-18-20

Kentucky extends lead over Tennessee in annual blood drive

Tom Kenny,

November 18, 2020

Winchester looking for Salvation Army bell ringers

Veronica Jean Seltzer,

November 18, 2020

Pharmacies react to Amazon joining the industry

Al Greenfield,

November 18, 2020

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue tours hemp facilities in Lexington 7-2-19

Kentucky ag department taking hemp program applications

Tom Kenny,

November 18, 2020

UPS mechanic killed in accident at Louisville hub

Tom Kenny,

November 18, 2020

Tips for getting into college without ACT, SAT test scores

George Zabrecky,

November 18, 2020

Removal of damaged bridge sections to begin, orders signed to divert truck traffic

Steve Rogers,

November 18, 2020

Lexmark laying off workers in Lexington, elsewhere

Steve Rogers,

November 18, 2020

Local band 'Nightshade' uses success to help community

Al Greenfield,

November 18, 2020

Governor renews restrictions on bars, restaurants, gyms, schools

Steve Rogers,

November 18, 2020

Boyle resident is a finalist for $20,000 beard prize, public can help

Steve Rogers,

November 18, 2020

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Baptist Health to hire 250 for call centers

Four Roses Bourbon to expand distillery visitor center

Study: Kentucky highways improve, rank 4th highway performance, cost-effectiveness

Miller receives AECT James W. Brown Publication Award

Distillers honor Baker, Pendergrass with “Esprit de Corps” Award

Region's employment picture continues slow recovery

Frankfort Police searching for missing man

Fayette suffers another high-number COVID day

KSP searching for woman missing since October

COVID keeping many people home during Thanksgiving

Man who claimed God told him to kill his girlfriend, found guilty

Lexington restaurant, bar owner respond to new restrictions

Church gives more than 100 coats to kids in Lexington

Kentucky extends lead over Tennessee in annual blood drive

Winchester looking for Salvation Army bell ringers

Pharmacies react to Amazon joining the industry

Kentucky ag department taking hemp program applications

UPS mechanic killed in accident at Louisville hub

Tips for getting into college without ACT, SAT test scores

Removal of damaged bridge sections to begin, orders signed to divert truck traffic

Lexmark laying off workers in Lexington, elsewhere

Local band 'Nightshade' uses success to help community

Governor renews restrictions on bars, restaurants, gyms, schools

Boyle resident is a finalist for $20,000 beard prize, public can help

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