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Gun violence carries an impact in many different ways. That includes mental stress, even for those not directly involved in an incident.

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UK to host 2nd annual electric vehicle contest for kids

Electric vehicles are picking up in popularity, and a contest this weekend will put what could be the next generation of scientists to the test. At the University of Kentucky Saturday, teams of 4th through 6th graders will race each other with electric vehicles they put together.

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A Kentucky Zoo and the family that runs it

A Nicholas County family runs the 125-acre Wendt's Wildlife Adventure Zoo. The zoo's latest addition is a baby sloth.

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City of Lexington to hold free paper-shredding event Saturday

Lexington residents who want to get rid of documents in a safe and environmentally friendly way can do so at a city-sponsored event Saturday.

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Universal Pre-Kindergarten likely to continue to be a discussion item in Frankfort

Making universal pre-kindergarten education available to all Kentucky children has been discussed for some time.

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Today's Interview: Madison County moves toward all-wet status this summer

By the end of summer, alcohol sales in Madison County could reach well beyond the city limits of Richmond and Berea. That message came in pretty clearly on Tuesday.

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Eastern Kentucky education co-op received $6 million to help student mental health

The Southeast South-Central Kentucky Educational Cooperative will receive around six million dollars over the next five years

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As spring storms continue, caution needs to be taken around electricity

Spring storms often leave many without power and that can lead to some dangerous situations with electricity. Kentucky Utilities and Louisville Gas and Electric are reminding Kentuckians of the dangers of electricity.

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Lexington Tool Library opens with ‘pay what you can’ model

People in the Lexington area who need tools now have a place to turn other than the local hardware store or next-door neighbor. The Lexington Tool Library opened last week in the Black and Williams Center, at the United Way WayPoint Center on Georgetown Street.

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Safety recommendations pertain to Kentucky motorcyclists and other drivers

Springtime tends to bring out more two-wheeled transportation all across the Commonwealth. Cyclists and drivers of cars both have responsibilities when it comes to safe travel.

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WEKU wins six regional 2023 Murrow Awards

WEKU was the most honored radio station in Kentucky with six regional Edward R Murrow awards

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Ryan Quarles finishes second in GOP gubernatorial primary, leaves future open

Republican Commissioner of Agriculture Ryan Quarles scored something of an upset Tuesday by beating far better-funded Kelly Craft and finishing second in the GOP gubernatorial primary.

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Three Lexington road projects underway; one to last all summer

Three Lexington road projects that began Monday week will force many motorists to slow down or take detours.

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Governor Beshear talks economic momentum during his Primary night victory speech

Governor Andy Beshear is now involved in a one-on-one political race as he seeks to secure a second term in office. The Democratic governor easily moved on to the fall campaign with his Primary Election victory over two opponents.

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Well known gambling firm hooks up with Keeneland and the Red Mile

Legalized sports wagering is anticipated to be available this year in Kentucky. Another part of the sports betting puzzle has been announced.

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Large ant mounds may be just what the yard doctor ordered

Springtime is a time for insects to make their presence known in a bigger way. That may be found in large brown dirt mounds around the yard.

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Lexington first-term state lawmaker remembered as very kind, determined

A state lawmaker from Lexington who died Sunday is being remembered by a colleague as one of the kindest, most positive people he ever met. Representative Lamin Swann was 45 years old.

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Franklin Circuit Court Judge denies gubernatorial candidate's request

Franklin Chief Circuit Court Judge Phillip Shepherd has denied a civil motion offered by a candidate for Kentucky governor.

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Rockcastle County schools to receive $6 million for student mental health services

Lieutenant Governor Jacqueline Coleman traveled to Rockcastle County Friday with good news: 6 million dollars over the next five years for mental health services for more than 16-thousand students.

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Triple A urges Kentuckians pay additional attention to passport application process

Triple A booking data shows a 200% increase in international travel compared to 2022. And that is creating a sizeable increase in passport renewals and first-time applications

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KY Agriculture Finance Corporation announces $2.3 million in low-interest loans; Wayne County to rec

The Kentucky Agricultural Finance Corporation announced the approval of 2-point-3 million dollars in low-interest loans Friday. Among the biggest winners was Wayne County, with 250-thousand dollars for the county’s Beginning Farmer Loan Program.

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Six GOP hopefuls talk issues on Kentucky's Primary Election Eve

Tuesday is Primary Election Day across the Commonwealth. 12 republican candidates for governor appear on this year’s ballot. Six of them have polled well enough and raised enough money to be included in political forums.

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Today's Interview: Longtime Lexington bakery closes

A Lexington institution is closing its doors. Magee’s Baking Company – better known as Magee’s Bakery -- has been making donuts, pastries and other goodies on Main Street since 1956.

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2nd annual Lexington Streetfest promises fun in a sustainable package

Lexington’s 2nd annual Streetfest will take place Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon downtown. During those hours, a mile-long stretch of Oliver Lewis Way will be closed to allow people to bike, skate, jog, walk and even skip.

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Lexington’s Partners for Youth to award more than $95,000 in grants

Lexington’s Partners for Youth will announce more than $95,000 in grants during their annual Grassroot Grants celebration Saturday.

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