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Will Stein unleashes recruiting blitz signing 5 prospects before portal dead period

Will Stein is getting hot. Kentucky has landed 5 commitments within a one hour period. Find out who the Cats got.
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Bluegrass Community and Technical College awarded $1.14 million federal grant to expand workforce credential...

LEXINGTON, Ky. — Bluegrass Community and Technical College (BCTC) has been awarded $1.14 million through the U.S. Department of Education’s Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education (FIPSE), as part of a nationwide $169 million investment announced this week to strengthen innovation and workforce alignment...
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Kentucky brothers start disaster preparedness foundation after flood response

Growing up in Frankfort, the idea of public service came naturally to Gabriel and Braden Kalla. Their parents were both local police officers.
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Iran protests impact Kentucky residents, experts say

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Nationwide protests in Iran have prompted internet blackouts and violence against demonstrators, including children. According to experts and Iranian citizens in the commonwealth, the unrest affects Kentucky residents despite occurring more than 6,000 miles away. Dr. Robert Farley, a senior...
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Kentucky WBB knew they had ‘to give it back’ after Oklahoma physicality rocked them

Find out what Kenny Brooks and Clara Strack had to say after big turnaround against top 5 Oklahoma.
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Indiana man dies in high-speed chase crash in Kentucky

FRANKFORT, Ky. (WISH) — A man from Indiana is dead after a crash on I-64 Sunday morning in Frankfort, Kentucky. The Franklin County Coroner’s office has identified the individual as 30-year-old Ryan Ebler of Martinsville, Indiana. Kentucky State Police were dispatched to locate a homicide suspect from Georgia at 9:16...
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Lexington man to plead guilty in federal fentanyl analogue case tied to Detroit trip

A Lexington man is set to plead guilty in federal court after authorities say they found nearly 100 grams of a potent fentanyl analogue hidden under the hood of his car following a traffic stop tied to a drug investigation. Anderson L. George Jr. is scheduled to be rearraigned Jan....
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Jeff Ruby Restaurant Group settles employee lawsuit for $1.5 million

Jeff Ruby Culinary Entertainment is settling a 2024 class-action lawsuit from former employees who say they were not paid tips they earned. The restaurant group will pay $1.55 million toward a settlement fund available to more than 700 servers, bartenders and server assistants, according to court filings. The class...
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Georgetown man charged with manslaughter after shooting another during argument

A Kentucky man is charged with manslaughter after he allegedly shot and killed another man during an argument early Saturday. The incident happened around 12:45 a.m. on Edgewood Drive in Nicholasville. Court documents say Tanner Hamilton, 25, of Georgetown, was in an argument with another man whom he shot in the...
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Spotted lanternfly invasion continues into the Commonwealth

The first spotted lanternfly was identified in north Fayette County in the second half of 2025. It continues a trend of the bug invading new counties across Kentucky.

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