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People are using blue porch and window lights to honor Nicholasville Police Officer Burke Rhoads, who was killed in a traffic accident while on duty Wednesday morning. The lights have been seen across Kentucky, the nation and in Canada.
State Police on Thursday released surveillance images of a man who's accused of passing bad checks totaling more than $3,000 in Madison and Rockcastle counties.
In celebration of the UK men's basketball team's undefeated regular season, and in support of their quest to win a 9th national championship, Lexington Mayor Jim Gray declared Friday, March 13, 2015, as "Blue-White Day" in the city.
The principal at Bryan Station High School in Lexington sent a letter out to parents on Thursday saying a student who was accused of bringing a gun to school the day before had been arrested.
Solid Blue fans are taking over Nashville. They're ready to fill Bridgestone Arena for what fans hope is a memorable SEC Tournament. Crowds of blue filled the downtown streets Thursday.
A 'Truth or Consequences' demonstration was held Thursday at Royal Spring Middle School in Scott County. The program gives students a bad choice involving drugs or alcohol and then listen to someone who had to deal with a similar situation in real life.
A vigil was held in downtown Nicholasville on Thursday to remember Nicholasville Police Officer Burke Rhoads.
