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Boyle County Public Schools out Monday due to illness

Tom Kenny,

February 9, 2018

FFA students raising money to help community

36Pab,

February 9, 2018

Untested Rape Kits Cost Kentucky Millions

36Pab,

February 9, 2018

Ex-Kentucky judge enters plea deal in human trafficking case

Al Greenfield,

February 9, 2018

EKU Risk Management and Insurance program ranks top 20 nationally

Al Greenfield,

February 9, 2018

KSU marching band to perform in New Orleans for Mardi Gras

Al Greenfield,

February 9, 2018

Christian Co. Deputy indicted for theft

Al Greenfield,

February 9, 2018

Specialist Jay Woods works at his post on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange

Even 'safe' bond investments falter as markets tumble

WTVQ Admin,

February 9, 2018

House approves homeschool sports bill, heads to Senate

Al Greenfield,

February 9, 2018

House OKs bill raising limits on sales by microbreweries

Al Greenfield,

February 9, 2018

Kentucky hopes website will track Medicaid work requirements

Al Greenfield,

February 9, 2018

House OKs bill allowing emergency loans to school districts

Al Greenfield,

February 9, 2018

Prosecutors: Ex-doctor pleads guilty to drug, fraud charges

36Pab,

February 9, 2018

Public meeting scheduled to review utility rate case

36Pab,

February 9, 2018

Psychiatrist to lecture on healing power of humor

36Pab,

February 9, 2018

Kentucky deputy shoots suspect during attempted traffic stop

36Pab,

February 9, 2018

Charges dropped against 2 convicted in 1995 Kentucky killing

36Pab,

February 9, 2018

Budget bill exempts Berea College from costly endowment tax

36Pab,

February 9, 2018

Missing Garrard County hiker found

Al Greenfield,

February 9, 2018

Photographers take a picture of the Ohio Clock shortly after midnight early Friday

Again? Yup. What to know about the overnight budget shutdown

WTVQ Admin,

February 9, 2018

Supporters of higher cigarette tax rally at State Capitol

Tom Kenny,

February 9, 2018

University of Kentucky Cheerleaders practice 2-8-18 before leaving for the Winter Olympics in South Korea where they will represent the United States in a cheerleading competition

UK Cheerleaders chosen to represent U.S.A. at Winter Olympics

Tom Kenny,

February 9, 2018

Possible lane closures on I-75 in Lexington Friday, Saturday

Al Greenfield,

February 9, 2018

Lexington couple sentenced to federal prison for selling drugs

Tom Kenny,

February 9, 2018

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Boyle County Public Schools out Monday due to illness

FFA students raising money to help community

Untested Rape Kits Cost Kentucky Millions

Ex-Kentucky judge enters plea deal in human trafficking case

EKU Risk Management and Insurance program ranks top 20 nationally

KSU marching band to perform in New Orleans for Mardi Gras

Christian Co. Deputy indicted for theft

Even 'safe' bond investments falter as markets tumble

House approves homeschool sports bill, heads to Senate

House OKs bill raising limits on sales by microbreweries

Kentucky hopes website will track Medicaid work requirements

House OKs bill allowing emergency loans to school districts

Prosecutors: Ex-doctor pleads guilty to drug, fraud charges

Public meeting scheduled to review utility rate case

Psychiatrist to lecture on healing power of humor

Kentucky deputy shoots suspect during attempted traffic stop

Charges dropped against 2 convicted in 1995 Kentucky killing

Budget bill exempts Berea College from costly endowment tax

Missing Garrard County hiker found

Again? Yup. What to know about the overnight budget shutdown

Supporters of higher cigarette tax rally at State Capitol

UK Cheerleaders chosen to represent U.S.A. at Winter Olympics

Possible lane closures on I-75 in Lexington Friday, Saturday

Lexington couple sentenced to federal prison for selling drugs

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