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An annual yard sale that includes Kentucky communities stretching from the Purchase region to northern Kentucky is slated to start Thursday. The “400-Mile…
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The statue of the first African-American woman to be admitted to the White House press corps has come home to Russellville after being in the Newseum, the…
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A race is shaping up in Logan and Todd counties to succeed long-time Circuit Judge Tyler Gill. A private attorney and local prosecutor have announced…
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The ‘8th of August’ is a day that holds special meaning for some Kentucky communities. It’s a time to remember emancipation and celebrate freedom.It’s…
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A statue of Kentucky native Alice Dunnigan will be on display at the Newseum, the Washington, D.C museum that promotes an understanding of freedom of the…
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The Kentucky attorney general's office says state police violated the state's open-records law by refusing to turn over a copy of bodycam video from the…
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As the Bowling Green Police Department prepares to equip its officers with body cameras, the police chief of a neighboring community is praising the…
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Up to and through the Civil War, Kentucky was considered America's frontier. It was a central part of American history, says historian James Claypool, who…