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A uranium enrichment company has invited the public to attend a meeting Wednesday in Paducah to get a more in-depth look into what it plans to develop in far western Kentucky.
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The Hopkinsville Art Guild is seeking proposals from area artists for a project that will establish three permanent art installations on the Hopkinsville Greenway.
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A new Kentucky specialty license plate is set to benefit Bluegrass State communities impacted by natural disasters.
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Barkley Regional Airport had a transition in air service this week, as the first United Express flight operated by SkyWest Airlines arrived in Paducah Tuesday afternoon.
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For much of the first half of the decade, Tennessee’s booming population meant the state was in line for another U.S. House seat after the 2030 census, but not anymore.
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Officials from McCracken County and the City of Paducah are encouraging the public to submit comments on a federal rule change that would allow some nuclear projects to bypass environmental reviews.
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The former executive director of a Calloway County nonprofit was arrested Wednesday after the organization identified financial inconsistencies while transitioning to new leadership.
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A police officer in Weakley County was shot and killed early Friday morning while responding to a disturbance call in Martin, Tennessee.
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Murray State is one step closer to establishing its School of Veterinary Medicine. According to a press release contained in a campus-wide email on Jan. 26, the university received approval from the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education Academic and Strategic Initiatives Committee to offer a Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine degree.
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In a special-called meeting Friday, Murray State University’s board of regents approved the hiring of a new financial leader for the western Kentucky school.
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Even though Murray State University’s board of regents approved the hiring of a new provost last month, the school’s president now says they’re moving in a different direction.