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House vote on sports betting expected during last week of session

A Kentucky House vote on sports betting legislation is anticipated this week. The bill won unanimous approval in a House committee last week

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Rural grant assistance legislation is in Senate's hands

The Kentucky General Assembly is moving to establish a program to assist rural communities to tap into federal grant funds.

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Legislation pertaining to adult entertainment regulation wins Senate approval

Legislation that’s been referred to as a “drag show” bill easily passed out of the Kentucky Senate Friday.

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Today's Interview: Transylvania University women's basketball undefeated again going into Sweet 16

For the second year in a row, the Transylvania University women’s basketball team is undefeated heading into the Sweet 16. Head Coach Juli Fulks said she thinks she’s more nervous than her players.

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Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education Reacts to Call for Higher Ed Review

The president of the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education characterizes a state Senate resolution as an A-to-Z evaluation of higher education across the Commonwealth.

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A day in 'The Bourbon Life'

Sam Dick visits with the hosts of The Bourbon Life podcast to find out what it's like to host a podcast show all about bourbon

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Impeachment proceedings coming to the Senate on March 21st

For the first time since 1888, the Kentucky Senate is anticipated to stand in trial. This will take place on March 21st and 22nd. Articles of impeachment for Commonwealth’s Attorney Ronnie Lee Goldy Junior came to the Senate from the House.

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Today's Interview: How God’s Pantry Food Bank helped after massive power outage

Mike Halligan, the C-E-O of God's Pantry Food Bank in Lexington, said they lost power for nearly four days — but with a lot of help, didn't have to throw out any food.

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Today's Interview: Lexington steps up storm debris clean-up efforts

The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government is trying to make it easier for people to get rid of trees and other debris left after Friday’s severe weather.

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Marijuana "Per Se" impairment bill before the Kentucky Senate

The Kentucky General Assembly is considering setting a per se limit for marijuana intoxication, much like that established for blood alcohol levels. The measure unanimously passed out of the Senate Judiciary Committee Thursday.

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Kentucky Senate unanimously approves student discipline measure

The Kentucky Senate has passed legislation giving schoolteachers and administrators more options in dealing with student discipline issues.

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An Eastern KY high school band shows resilience months after floods

Eastern KY high school rebuilds band program months after devastating floods

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Sports betting bill gets unanimous approval in a House committee

Sports wagering legislation is now before the full House in the Kentucky General Assembly. The bill, legalizing betting on college and professional games, won unanimous approval Wednesday in committee.

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State Senate gives unanimous backing to juvenile justice reform package

The Kentucky Senate unanimously approved two pieces of legislation aimed at addressing juvenile justice system issues. Much of the focus is on security, staffing, and mental health concerns.

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Today's Interview: UK Legal Clinic offering free legal assistance for 25 years

The University of Kentucky Legal Clinic is marking its 25th anniversary of offering legal assistance to Kentuckians who can’t afford an attorney

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Today’s Interview: Kentucky State Police announce largest recruiting class in years

Interview with KSP Sgt. Matt Sudduth about Cadet Class 103

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Revenue modifications bill moves forward in a non-budget legislative session

The Kentucky House Budget Committee has acted to make revenue modifications, partly focusing on sales taxes and exemptions.

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Call for higher education review is before Kentucky senators

A resolution asking the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education to study the placement and services provided by public universities and community-technical colleges is before the full Senate.

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Hotels and motels fill up with Kentuckians still waiting for power restoration

Hotel and motel operators, particularly in the central portion of Kentucky, have been busier than usual for early March. Extended power outages prompted many Kentucky families to find a room with electricity.

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Kentucky electric cooperatives powering back up with some challenges still ahead

Slowly but surely, the Commonwealth of Kentucky is powering back up. Officials say progress has been made in making electrical transmission repairs after a historical wind event Friday.

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Storm recovery continues in Kentucky

Work continues to clean up and restore power after Friday's storms

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Kentucky legislature looking at student-athlete transfer rule

The Kentucky Legislature is considering legislation to modify regulations pertaining to student-athletes in public schools. Testimony last week included the case of a northern Kentucky student.

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Emergency officials offer tips on how to stay safe during, after severe weather

For public safety experts, Friday’s severe weather warnings were a time to tell people how to stay safe during and after the storm.

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Senate takes action to regulate automated license plate reading cameras

The Kentucky General Assembly is moving forward with the regulation of automated license reading cameras. The State Senate voted 27 to six Friday in favor of regs for Flock cameras.

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Gov. Beshear declares state of emergency due to severe weather, tornado watches in effect

Gov. Andy Beshear declared a state of emergency on Friday as severe weather and high winds are expected across much of Kentucky.

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