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Prices for construction materials continue climb, pressuring businesses on both ends

Steve Rogers,

June 15, 2021

Artist sought to turn railroad overpass into art

Steve Rogers,

June 15, 2021

Artists 'take over' city offices, help expand services, outreach

Steve Rogers,

June 15, 2021

Hardin County couple convicted of Medicaid fraud

Steve Rogers,

June 15, 2021

JCS Process and Control Systems donates UltraBlend™ system to UK

Al Greenfield,

June 15, 2021

KY 52 in Lee County to close for drainage pipe replacement June 19

Al Greenfield,

June 15, 2021

Temporary "PE" Medicaid ending June 30 for some Kentuckians

Steve Rogers,

June 15, 2021

Scott County turns to familiar face as fire chief

Steve Rogers,

June 15, 2021

Christmas in July 6K, run for a cause

Erica Bivens,

June 15, 2021

Knott County Public Schools Transportation Director Brent Hoover named acting superintendent at special board of education meeting on 5-27-21 to replace Kim King who died May 22

Acting schools superintendent named in Knott County

Tom Kenny,

June 14, 2021

Cost to build new Lexington middle school increasing

Kaitlyn Shive,

June 14, 2021

Lexington Make-A-Wish recipient gets unique wish granted

Kaitlyn Shive,

June 14, 2021

UK's Chabad of the Bluegrass hosts first in-person event Monday

WTVQ Admin,

June 14, 2021

COVID-19 deaths and positivity rate up slightly from Sunday in Kentucky

Tom Kenny,

June 14, 2021

Travel Advisory: Lane closure on West Maxwell Street in Lexington

Tom Kenny,

June 14, 2021

KSP investigating officer-involved shooting in Campbell County

Tom Kenny,

June 14, 2021

Southern Baptists quash expanded sex abuse probe, for now

Tom Kenny,

June 14, 2021

Kentucky lawmaker files suit over 2020 protest arrests

Tom Kenny,

June 14, 2021

Deadline extended for flood victims to apply for food benefits

Tom Kenny,

June 14, 2021

Fired detention center officer to get job back

Al Greenfield,

June 14, 2021

UK football player urges getting CPR certified, reflects on open-heart surgery

Al Greenfield,

June 14, 2021

McConnell: "Highly unlikely" to let Biden confirm SCOTUS vacancy

Al Greenfield,

June 14, 2021

Georgetown Police investigate rollover accident

Al Greenfield,

June 14, 2021

UPDATE: Grand Jury will review murder charge in case of body found in burning car

Steve Rogers,

June 14, 2021

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Prices for construction materials continue climb, pressuring businesses on both ends

Artist sought to turn railroad overpass into art

Artists 'take over' city offices, help expand services, outreach

Hardin County couple convicted of Medicaid fraud

JCS Process and Control Systems donates UltraBlend™ system to UK

KY 52 in Lee County to close for drainage pipe replacement June 19

Temporary "PE" Medicaid ending June 30 for some Kentuckians

Scott County turns to familiar face as fire chief

Christmas in July 6K, run for a cause

Acting schools superintendent named in Knott County

Cost to build new Lexington middle school increasing

Lexington Make-A-Wish recipient gets unique wish granted

UK's Chabad of the Bluegrass hosts first in-person event Monday

COVID-19 deaths and positivity rate up slightly from Sunday in Kentucky

Travel Advisory: Lane closure on West Maxwell Street in Lexington

KSP investigating officer-involved shooting in Campbell County

Southern Baptists quash expanded sex abuse probe, for now

Kentucky lawmaker files suit over 2020 protest arrests

Deadline extended for flood victims to apply for food benefits

Fired detention center officer to get job back

UK football player urges getting CPR certified, reflects on open-heart surgery

McConnell: "Highly unlikely" to let Biden confirm SCOTUS vacancy

Georgetown Police investigate rollover accident

UPDATE: Grand Jury will review murder charge in case of body found in burning car

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