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Heartbreak in Oregon: Wildfire scars beloved Columbia Gorge

WTVQ Admin,

September 6, 2017

Anthem will sell insurance in fewer Kentucky counties

Tom Kenny,

September 6, 2017

Kentucky to consider cheaper, flat license plates

36Pab,

September 6, 2017

Kentucky Horse Park offers help to Hurricane Irma evacuees

Tom Kenny,

September 6, 2017

Woman who sought to join Islamic State group gets 8 years

WTVQ Admin,

September 6, 2017

Rene Ramirez helps move debris from a home damaged by floodwaters in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey on Wednesday

Houston cleanup has little crime and lots of helping hands

WTVQ Admin,

September 6, 2017

Employees of a building supply store load sheets of plywood for a customer in the back of a truck during preparation for Hurricane Irma

Florida braces for Hurricane Irma amid dire warnings

WTVQ Admin,

September 6, 2017

Man leads troopers on high-speed chase through Pulaski County

36Pab,

September 6, 2017

Civil rights group wants Kid Rock Detroit concerts canceled

WTVQ Admin,

September 6, 2017

15 states, DC sue Trump administration over ending DACA

WTVQ Admin,

September 6, 2017

15 states sue Trump on rollback of immigrant protections

WTVQ Admin,

September 6, 2017

September retirements up 34 percent in Kentucky

Tom Kenny,

September 6, 2017

New Fire Training Tower opens in Lexington

WTVQ News Desk,

September 6, 2017

Hoover says retiree pay cuts 'highly unlikely'

Tom Kenny,

September 6, 2017

Kansas transfers inmates out of prison following disturbance

WTVQ Admin,

September 6, 2017

Post office painting of Native Americans called demeaning

WTVQ Admin,

September 6, 2017

Big Bone Lick visitor center updates completed

WTVQ News Desk,

September 6, 2017

Kentucky abortion clinic's future at stake in federal trial

WTVQ News Desk,

September 6, 2017

Private lawmaker meeting prompts open-meetings complaint

WTVQ News Desk,

September 6, 2017

Sen. Bob Menendez arrives to court for his federal corruption trial in Newark

'I will be vindicated,' Menendez says before start of trial

WTVQ Admin,

September 6, 2017

Gifts from a friend or bribes? Sen. Menendez trial to begin

WTVQ Admin,

September 6, 2017

3 scientists, Planned Parenthood win Lasker medical prizes

WTVQ Admin,

September 6, 2017

Men load recently purchased wood panels to be used for boarding up windows in preparation for Hurricane Irma

Hurricane Irma slams Caribbean islands as Category 5 storm

WTVQ Admin,

September 6, 2017

Working poor on Minden Street exhausted after Harvey

WTVQ Admin,

September 6, 2017

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Heartbreak in Oregon: Wildfire scars beloved Columbia Gorge

Anthem will sell insurance in fewer Kentucky counties

Kentucky to consider cheaper, flat license plates

Kentucky Horse Park offers help to Hurricane Irma evacuees

Woman who sought to join Islamic State group gets 8 years

Houston cleanup has little crime and lots of helping hands

Florida braces for Hurricane Irma amid dire warnings

Man leads troopers on high-speed chase through Pulaski County

Civil rights group wants Kid Rock Detroit concerts canceled

15 states, DC sue Trump administration over ending DACA

15 states sue Trump on rollback of immigrant protections

September retirements up 34 percent in Kentucky

New Fire Training Tower opens in Lexington

Hoover says retiree pay cuts 'highly unlikely'

Kansas transfers inmates out of prison following disturbance

Post office painting of Native Americans called demeaning

Big Bone Lick visitor center updates completed

Kentucky abortion clinic's future at stake in federal trial

Private lawmaker meeting prompts open-meetings complaint

'I will be vindicated,' Menendez says before start of trial

Gifts from a friend or bribes? Sen. Menendez trial to begin

3 scientists, Planned Parenthood win Lasker medical prizes

Hurricane Irma slams Caribbean islands as Category 5 storm

Working poor on Minden Street exhausted after Harvey

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