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A federal judge has struck down a Kentucky law that prohibits campaign activities within 300 feet of polling places.
Churchill Downs and Kentucky Downs are still jockeying over racing dates, and state horse racing regulators say they'll step in to settle the dispute if the tracks can't reach agreement.
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee has stopped running TV ads in Kentucky's U.S. Senate race, a troublesome sign for Alison Lundergan Grimes in her challenge of Republican leader Mitch McConnell.
Prosecutors in southeastern Missouri's Mississippi County have charged a man in the death of his estranged wife whose body was found days after she went missing.
Police have charged a youth pastor in Pulaski County with sex abuse involving a juvenile.
Lexington will host the 70th annual meeting of the Southern Legislative Conference in 2016.
The Kentucky Department of Education has approved waivers that will allow 13 school districts to continue teaching when classes are canceled because of bad weather or other emergencies.
A federal agency has approved plans for a natural gas pipeline across Todd County, Kentucky, that would mostly serve Clarksville, Tennessee.
A spokesman says a Kentucky company is hiring more people and is working around the clock on an experimental medicine that was recently used on American aid workers who contracted Ebola.
Fort Campbell soldiers are preparing for their upcoming deployment to Africa with a color casing ceremony at the Army post.
Folk studies faculty at Western Kentucky University have begun their new role as editors of the Journal of American Folklore.
Severe storms that raced through the Midwest earlier in the week have left two people dead and are still threatening parts of the South.
Kentucky's Governor's Mansion will be the setting for a murder mystery theater event during the Halloween season.
Poison control workers say that as the e-cigarette industry has boomed, the number of children exposed to the liquid nicotine that gives hand-held vaporizing gadgets their kick also is spiking.
26% of women surveyed said they tried doing *this* to lose weight. What is it?
Republican Mitch McConnell and Democrat Alison Lundergan Grimes released competing TV ads three weeks before Kentucky voters decide one of the country's hardest-fought campaigns.
State Police asked for the public's help in finding Donna Morris, 52, of Hawesville. Her family said she was last seen traveling west on US 60 in Hancock County on Sunday, October 12, 2014.
Scott County Sheriff's Deputies said U.S. 460 (Paris Road), between Newtown Pike and Stone Road, finally reopened early Monday evening after being closed for 10-hours after a semi overturned.
