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A fund created during the pandemic to help prevent evictions in Kentucky is not taking new applicants after this week.
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Kentucky Smart on Crime, a criminal justice reform coalition, wants to see legislation this year that will better support people with mental health issues and substance use disorder.
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Many western and central Kentucky residents marked a solemn occasion Saturday, the first anniversary of last December’s deadly and historic tornado outbreak.
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A group of workers at a Kentucky candle factory destroyed by a tornado have filed a second lawsuit.
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The storm disproportionately impacted the city’s diverse international community and left many resettling all over again.
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Derek Operle speaks with Deke Dickerson about his new book, "Sixteen Tons: The Merle Travis Story."
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After revoking the initial version of the project in 2019, the federal Bureau of Prisons plans to revisit the process.
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A politician and businessman, Brown was well known for catapulting the Kentucky Fried Chicken chain into an international brand.
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County clerks are the frontlines of election security and administration in Kentucky, making sure balloting is accurate, safe and legal.