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Lexington middle schoolers win NPR podcast challenge

Al Greenfield,

May 26, 2021

Four charged with attempted murder of police officer

May 26, 2021

Eleven advocates sworn in as new CASA volunteers

May 26, 2021

Kentucky Housing Corporation advises Kentuckians on rent relief

May 26, 2021

Program touts franchise opportunities for minorities, women

Tom Kenny,

May 26, 2021

Newport Aquarium adds new sharks as part of Shark Summer

May 26, 2021

Cincinnati to offer new flights as summer travel takes off

Steve Rogers,

May 26, 2021

Local military appreciation effort encourages public to drop off letters

May 26, 2021

FEMA vaccination clinic in Laurel closes June 9

Steve Rogers,

May 26, 2021

Health experts warn unvaccinated to be cautious during holiday weekend

Steve Rogers,

May 26, 2021

UK, Cityscape Residential break ground on new residential village

Steve Rogers,

May 26, 2021

Habitat CEO Childress retiring after 15 years leading agency

Steve Rogers,

May 26, 2021

New Fayette COVID cases remain low, pop-up clinic Thursday at Winburn

Steve Rogers,

May 26, 2021

Pride Health sets COVID vaccine clinic June 4

Steve Rogers,

May 26, 2021

KSP promote Mercer County native to lieutenant colonel

Steve Rogers,

May 26, 2021

Blue Grass Airport to open new food options

May 26, 2021

UofL Health to require personnel to be fully vaccinated for COVID-19

May 26, 2021

Georgetown concert event encourages vaccination effort

May 26, 2021

Garden tour in Berea to benefit Paws 4 the Cause

Erica Bivens,

May 26, 2021

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Saint Joseph Mount Sterling begins partnership with Cleveland Clinic Cancer Center

May 26, 2021

UK College of Arts and Sciences faculty awarded 2021 Kirwan Prize, Sturgill Award

May 26, 2021

Gov. Beshear comments on prosecutors decision to not seek charges in Guard shooting

Erica Bivens,

May 26, 2021

Betty Graham: 'Skin cancer screenings saved my life'

May 26, 2021

NKU research project examines top MLB rivalries

May 26, 2021

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Lexington middle schoolers win NPR podcast challenge

Four charged with attempted murder of police officer

Eleven advocates sworn in as new CASA volunteers

Kentucky Housing Corporation advises Kentuckians on rent relief

Program touts franchise opportunities for minorities, women

Newport Aquarium adds new sharks as part of Shark Summer

Cincinnati to offer new flights as summer travel takes off

Local military appreciation effort encourages public to drop off letters

FEMA vaccination clinic in Laurel closes June 9

Health experts warn unvaccinated to be cautious during holiday weekend

UK, Cityscape Residential break ground on new residential village

Habitat CEO Childress retiring after 15 years leading agency

New Fayette COVID cases remain low, pop-up clinic Thursday at Winburn

Pride Health sets COVID vaccine clinic June 4

KSP promote Mercer County native to lieutenant colonel

Blue Grass Airport to open new food options

UofL Health to require personnel to be fully vaccinated for COVID-19

Georgetown concert event encourages vaccination effort

Garden tour in Berea to benefit Paws 4 the Cause

Saint Joseph Mount Sterling begins partnership with Cleveland Clinic Cancer Center

UK College of Arts and Sciences faculty awarded 2021 Kirwan Prize, Sturgill Award

Gov. Beshear comments on prosecutors decision to not seek charges in Guard shooting

Betty Graham: 'Skin cancer screenings saved my life'

NKU research project examines top MLB rivalries

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