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Disaster assistance for those affected by storms during Memorial Day weekend are available for victims in 15 Kentucky counties.
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A newly published research shows Kentucky has some of the most disaster-plagued counties in America.
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Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest named its newest golden eagle Hermes after the Greek deity. He’ll be tracked on his migration between the Bluegrass State and the Canadian wilderness.
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Every week WAVE 3 meteorologist Tawana Andrew breaks down what we know and what we don't about the climate and weather here in Louisville.
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The Jefferson County Cooperative Extension has tough decisions to make after the Louisville Metro Council practically halved its funding.
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Vibrating uranium with lasers could be the key to recycling depleted uranium stores across the country into fuel for nuclear power plants and enrichment facilities – and Paducah could be the home of the first commercial facility to employ the technology in the world.
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Temperatures in Louisville will be near 100 degrees this week, and health and weather experts are advising residents to be mindful of the heat.
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Starting Monday, mining companies across the country are expected to halve the amount of toxic rock dust their workers can be exposed to. It comes amid an epidemic of the deadly black lung disease among coal miners in central Appalachia.
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Koalas are back at the Louisville Zoo for the first time since 2000.
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Louisville, Kentucky, Moves Toward Cleaning Up Its ‘Gully of the Drums’ After More Than Four DecadesThe long-ignored dumpsite is the country cousin of the notorious “Valley of the Drums,” which helped lead to the federal Superfund law.
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Rural Kentucky farmers are eligible for a federal program that will help fund the cost of clean energy projects.
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One family is getting thousands of dollars in additional disaster aid from FEMA following a Kentucky Public Radio story that showed how the agency failed to notify disaster victims about a deadline to appeal aid decisions.