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The Kentucky Mesonet is launching its latest station in Russell County.
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Clarksville led all Tennessee cities in year-to-year population growth…adding over 6,000 people between July 2021 and July 2022. That’s according to estimates from the U.S. Census.
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The U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Environmental Management is taking steps to dispose of uranium oxide, a key uranium-enrichment byproduct, by transferring it out of storage in a western Kentucky facility.
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A livestock scheme put in motion by a western Kentucky man more than five years ago left investors and a prominent lender out of $100 million dollars and ended with perpetrator’s suicide.
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Governor Bill Lee signed into law legislation Wednesday designed to place more school resource officers in Tennessee public and private schools, funnel additional money for school security upgrades, and require every school to submit annual safety plans to the state.
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The Tennessee Valley Authority, in honor of its 90th anniversary, is offering public tours this summer of some of the utility company’s dams, including tours at Kentucky Dam in Grand Rivers.
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Four people were injured following a shooting at a prom after-party at the W.C. Young Community Center in Paducah early Sunday morning.
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President Joe Biden welcomed to the Oval Office the three Tennessee lawmakers Monday who faced expulsion for participating in gun control protests at their statehouse.
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Murray State University's Center for Agricultural Hemp is receiving $247,500 through a Department of Agriculture grant that will fund two projects.
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A new poll from Morning Consult released Wednesday shows Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear is the 5th most popular governor in America and the most popular Democratic governor in the nation.