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Drivers were being reminded that the Valley View Ferry was scheduled to close at noon on Tuesday, December 2.
Part of Alumni Drive near New Circle Road in Lexington was closed Monday afternoon. Police rerouted traffic after a crash that involved a Harlan County ambulance and two minivans.
The state announced some closures that were in effect for bridges on KY 1972 (Fall Lick Road) in Garrard County.
The Christmas tree in the Isaac Murphy Memorial Art Garden in Lexington was lit Monday.
Former Kentucky Derby winner Silver Charm has returned to Kentucky to live out his days as a celebrity at a retirement farm.
State Senate Democrats have elected new leaders after a brutal election cycle that saw their numbers dwindle to historic lows as their counterparts in the House were able to maintain their majority.
A Louisville teenager facing multiple charges stemming from a shooting has been ordered to stay away from the high school where the incident took place.
Starting January, the Supreme Court ruled attorneys must ask for evidence to be thrown out before a trial starts. Prosecutors say some Jefferson Co based attorneys were deliberately waiting to their clients benefit
A retired state engineer and a woman arrested after riding her bicycle to school are the first candidates to officially file for the 2015 governor's race.
Thanksgiving was here and gone... Now many will begin setting up their Christmas decorations, but Lexington firefighters say doing it safely is the key to success.
A shooting in Louisville has claimed the life of a 16-year-old girl.
A three-term Republican state lawmaker says he will seek the Republican nomination for state Agriculture Commissioner.
Officials at Fort Knox say requirements for access to the base are expected to get stricter next year.
A spokesperson for the Lexington Fire Department said no smoke detectors were found at an apartment fire Sunday night at Belmont Park Apartments.
The Tennessee Valley Authority has declined to release the incentives it awarded an auto parts maker that is expanding in Clinton.
Kentucky public schools are mixing high-tech and low-tech to prevent the loss of learning for students during snow days this winter.
The U.S. Postal Service is using nine regional postmarks during December for greeting cards.
A settlement conference has been scheduled in a lawsuit brought by a pair of deaf and hearing-impaired inmates in Kentucky who are seeking to force the Department of Corrections to provide interpreter services for medical visits, video phones that allow deaf callers to see sign language and other hearing devices.
Fort Campbell will kick off the holiday season with a Christmas tree lighting on post.
