Retired firefighter Tommy Hedden depleted his savings waiting on federal assistance.
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The historic bourbon distiller saw record water levels inside the facility, forcing them to dump 75 percent of retail merchandise.
LG&E and KU plan to request a rate increase with the Kentucky Public Service Commission, citing aging infrastructure and weather as key concerns.
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Strong to severe storms will develop across Kentucky and southern Indiana as we round out the workweek. What you need to know.
Mayor Bob Courtney said a new riverfront apartment complex will benefit the growing city, but there’s opposition over potential impact on views and affordability.
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The governor thanked President Trump, Office of Homeland Security Kristi Noem and everyone at the federal level who helped acquire additional assistance for Kentucky
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Steve Lawson’s trial in the Crystal Rogers case begins May 27.
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The state needs your input as Kentucky’s 502 area is expected to run out of new numbers in 2027.
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UofL’s Envirome Institute has a 30-year lease to use Founders Square as an outdoor public laboratory.
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Court staff in Bowling Green are preparing to host one of the most high profile trials in Kentucky history.
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“If it ever happens again, we would do it again,” one of the teens, Abraham Cruz, said.
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Mayor Craig Greenberg’s office says chemical tanks have already been removed from the Givaudan factory and its set for demolition.
Mayor Craig Greenberg announced Friday a tennis and pickleball complex would no longer be at the park after widespread protest.
In March, FOCUS found the building had been fined over 12 times in the last 12 months for roaches, overflowing trash, broken sinks and more.
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Without a major disaster declaration from FEMA, Carlos Sanchez doesn’t see how he’ll receive any help.
