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Kentucky coal ash is contaminating groundwater, but companies argue they’re in compliance

WEKU · Nov 30, 2022

Former Ky. Rep. Jonathan Shell files to run for agriculture commissioner

WEKU · Nov 30, 2022

JCPS employees to get 5% pay raise

WEKU · Nov 30, 2022

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Kim Schatzel named next University of Louisville president

WEKU · Nov 30, 2022

Motorsports venture in eastern Kentucky awarded $1 million ARC grant

WEKU · Nov 30, 2022

Severe thunderstorms expected to bring high winds across central Kentucky Tuesday evening

Central Kentucky could see some severe weather this evening. Forecasters are calling for potentially strong and severe thunderstorms across the region.

WEKU · Nov 29, 2022

New report finds incarcerated parents in Kentucky benefit from connection to kids

Officials with Kentucky Youth Advocates say one out of ten Kentucky children who have had a parent incarcerated at some point in their lives.

WEKU · Nov 29, 2022

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Kentucky businesses and online distribution centers are expected to reap the benefits of holiday sho

It’s a wait-and-see attitude regarding Christmas holiday spending across the Commonwealth. That's according to officials with the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce. Kate Shanks is the senior vice president for public affairs with the Chamber.

WEKU · Nov 29, 2022

Distilled spirits company makes $600 million investment in Laurel County

WEKU · Nov 29, 2022

It’s been decades since toxic dust rules for mines have improved. Lawmakers are taking notice.

WEKU · Nov 28, 2022

State Rep. Pamela Stevenson launches bid for attorney general

WEKU · Nov 28, 2022

McGarvey set to be Kentucky’s lone Democrat in Congress

WEKU · Nov 28, 2022

Lexington mayor asking for license-reading camera expansion

Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton is asking the Urban County Council to expand the number of license plate reading cameras. The city currently has 25 cameras in areas listed as high crime.

WEKU · Nov 28, 2022

KASA launches Coalition to Sustain the Education Profession

WEKU · Nov 28, 2022

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WEKU · Nov 28, 2022

Recovery progress continues nearly a year after deadly western Kentucky tornadoes

A week from this Saturday will mark the one-year anniversary of a deadly tornado that struck several communities in western Kentucky. Recovery efforts today take on various forms.

WEKU · Nov 28, 2022

Computer clicks on Monday can mean bucks in Kentucky's coffers

Lots of clicking on a computer keypad is likely to occur all across Kentucky Monday. It’s Cyber Monday and sales taxes will flow into state coffers. Kentucky collects those revenues from both in-state and out- of-state online purchases.

WEKU · Nov 28, 2022

Funding is available for artists and organizations in disaster-stricken areas in Kentucky

The Kentucky Arts Council is offering funds to artists and schools in areas hit by last December’s tornadoes in western Kentucky and July’s floods in eastern Kentucky.

WEKU · Nov 28, 2022

Wild turkeys are bountiful in Kentucky as hunting season continues

It's the middle of turkey season. That would primarily be the “turkey eating” season. The fall turkey hunting season finds bow and crossbow hunters out with a limited gun hunting period.

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WEKU · Nov 28, 2022

Lexington firefighters looking to collect more than 6,000 gifts for toy program

WEKU · Nov 25, 2022

City of Lexington and UK collecting used cooking oil for biofuel and recycling research

Fayette County residents will have the opportunity to properly dispose of cooking oil used during the holiday weekend.

WEKU · Nov 23, 2022

A proposed prison in Letcher County reopens old divides

WEKU · Nov 23, 2022

Mayfield candle factory destroyed by tornado facing retaliation charge from former employees

WEKU · Nov 23, 2022

Saving Choctaw Academy

Sam Dick visits a Scott County farm which is the historical site of a Native American school that educated Choctaw and Cherokee Indians in the 1850s

WEKU · Nov 22, 2022

Center for Women and Families receives donation from Jeff Bezos

WEKU · Nov 22, 2022

Kentucky public health officials encourage people to stay safe at holiday gatherings

Kentucky public health officials warn people to stay safe at holiday gatherings

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