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Severe storms Tuesday afternoon left some families near Stamping Ground scrambling for cover.
The National Weather Service reclassified an EF-1 tornado to a microburst that hit in the pre-dawn hours of Tuesday in Somerset.
The Scott County Coroner said a 3-year-old boy was among the victims of a weather-related crash on KY 227.
State officials said they would not allow public money to help finance operations of a full-sized replica of Noah's Ark unless the group behind the project said in writing it would not base hiring on applicants' religion.
The Urban County Council's General Government Committee voted 8-0 Tuesday to add e-cigarettes to the city's smoking ban. It now moves on to the full council.
Scott County authorities say three people have been killed and three others injured when two vehicles crashed head on in central Kentucky.
Bourbon county officials are reporting widespread damage following storms that came through the area on Tuesday.
