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Kentucky Senate Votes To Expand Insurance Coverage For Stuttering

Kentucky Senate bill endorsed by Michael Kidd-Gilchrist aims to expand insurance coverage for stuttering treatment, addressing limitations in access to care.

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Kentucky Bill Expands Perinatal Palliative Care Services For Families

Kentucky bill proposes perinatal palliative care for nonviable pregnancies, sparking debate on abortion laws.

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University of Kentucky study identifies three ticks most likely to cause illness in humans

Spring is just around the corner and so is tick season. The University of Kentucky Entomology Department is engaged in a multi-year study of the pesky parasites.

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Vaping legislation focused on underage use goes to the Kentucky Senate

The Kentucky General Assembly is tackling the issue of teenage vaping. It comes in the form of additional regulation related to the manufacturing disclosure and sale of vape products.

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Kentucky Couple Finds Lost Powerball Ticket Worth ,000

Kentucky couple finds lost ,000 Powerball ticket in company car after months of regret. Luck can bring joy through unexpected windfalls.

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Kentucky Senate backs a new selection process for State Board of Education members

The Kentucky Senate has voted to change how members are chosen to sit on the governing board for the Commonwealth’s public secondary and elementary schools. Currently, the governor appoints members to the State Board of Education.

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Kentuckians reenact 1964 civil march on 60th anniversary in Frankfort

60 years ago, around 10,000 people gathered in front of Kentucky’s Capitol, demanding equal rights. The six-decade anniversary of that historic moment included reflection and a call to continue on with 2024 efforts.

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Annual Kentucky tornado drill scheduled for Wednesday March 6th

Alarms from nearby outdoor sirens and ALERT-FM receivers are set to go off at 10:07 a.m., alongside the statewide Emergency Alert System on weather radios and local broadcast stations.

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Gov. Beshear Stands Firm On DEI Practices At Universities

Gov. Beshear leads march in Kentucky, advocating for diversity, equity, and inclusion in higher education amidst legislative challenges.

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Kentucky marks four years since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic on March 6th

Kentuckians will gather in Frankfort to remember those who were lost during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Five killed in plane crash on side of Nashville interstate

Victims yet to be named after single-engine aircraft from Kentucky crashes near highway on Monday evening

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Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month continues to carry a screening emphasis in Kentucky

Kentucky leads the nation in the incidence rate of colorectal cancer and is fourth in the mortality rate for this disease. Major gains though have been made in screening for this cancer, from 49th to now 15th nationally.

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University of Kentucky, Beam Suntory continue Beam Institute partnership

A $7.5 million investment from alcohol company Beam Suntory is going towards supporting the University of Kentucky’s James B. Beam Institute.

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COVID, strep throat and flu cases lead to three days off for Williamsburg students, staff

Williamsburg, in Whitley County, has an independent school district. That’s not uncommon in Kentucky. What is unusual is that their 850 students, from preschool to high school, all attend classes in one building – making it easier to spread COVID, the flu and strep throat.

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Kentuckians to commemorate 60th anniversary of Civil Rights march in Frankfort

March 5th marks the 60th anniversary of an event known as the March on Frankfort

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Gas stations and EV charging stations the focus of legislation in Frankfort

Providing fuel to power Kentucky vehicles in the future is the subject of legislation in the General Assembly. GOP Monticello Representative Ken Upchurch is the sponsor of HB 581. He told committee members last week it would, quote, “ensure statewide consistency in an already highly regulated industry."

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Kentucky military kids reflect on their worldwide experiences

Lawmakers in Frankfort welcome guests formally during daily sessions. It’s a common activity. One day last week children of military members were recognized.

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Dramatic Bridge Rescue In Kentucky

Dramatic rescue unfolds as firefighters save trapped driver dangling off Kentucky bridge over Ohio River.

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Local Roots, Global Expertise: The Story Of Kentucky Event Company

Ensuring a stress-free experience for everyone involved is the forte of Kentucky Event Company, formerly known as Lexington Event Company.

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Year-long effort at reaching consensus on annexation measure culminates in Frankfort

Many Kentucky cities have been expanding their boundaries in one form or another ever since municipalities popped up in the Commonwealth. In some parts of Kentucky, where significant growth is occurring, it’s become more of a sticking point.

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Kentucky receives more than $74 million to help clean up historic mine sites

The money comes from the federal Bipartisan Infrastructure Law

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Best photos from the top DL, edge rusher, and LB performances at 2024 NFL Combine

We're looking at the top photos from the edge rusher, linebacker, and defensive line performances at the 2024 NFL Combine

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Promoted as visionary research legislation, it comes out of the Kentucky State Senate

Regarded as a top priority in the Kentucky Senate, SB 1 is on its way to the State House. The measure, championed by Senate President Robert Stivers establishes an endowed research fund.

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Legislation aims to require corporate social media to do more to protect Kentucky minors from preda

State lawmakers are considering ways to require social media companies and digital service providers to better protect minors from online predators.

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Fiscal report says Safer Kentucky Act would cost state more than $1 billion over next decade

A new report from the Kentucky Center for Economic Policy says the proposed House Bill 5, also known as the Safer Kentucky Act, would cost the state more than $1 billion over the next ten years.

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