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Barren, Logan and Russell counties under burn bans

LOGAN COUNTY, Ky. – Burn bans are currently active in Barren, Logan and Russell counties, according to the Commonwealth’s website. In addition, the City of Edmonton states it is under a burn ban by executive order as of Monday, Oct. 26. Original Story. LOGAN COUNTY, Ky. – A...
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Jon Bon Jovi Gets His Own New Jersey Lottery Scratch-Offs As Winners Begin Rolling...

NEW JERSEY – One of New Jersey’s most recognizable music legends is now getting the lottery treatment. The New Jersey Lottery has officially launched a new series of $5 Jersey Legend Scratch-Off tickets honoring Jon Bon Jovi, celebrating the global rock superstar’s deep Garden State roots. The limited-edition ticket collection features three unique designs showcasing the Jersey-born icon, giving fans a chance to win prizes while paying tribute to one of New Jersey’s most beloved entertainers.
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Kentucky Lottery winner charged with public intoxication in Scott County to be arraigned

Kentucky Lottery winner James Farthing is scheduled to be arraigned Tuesday in Scott County. He's accused of public intoxication after deputies said they found him asleep in a vehicle.
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Will Stein addresses his future and love for everything Kentucky

Will Stein’s future is a popular topic of conversation around college football. The first-year head coach has Kentucky Football inside the top 10 heading into the bye week. The Wildcats are expected to be included in the first College Football Playoff poll when it releases next Tuesday, the first time since 2018.
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NJ slashes property tax relief eligibility — thousands face losing checks

A change in eligibility rules for ANCHOR and STAYNJ benefits may come as a surprise to many seniors who had been counting on property tax relief.
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Maggie The Highland Cow Spent Four Days On The Loose In Putnam County Before...

A four-year-old Highland cow named Maggie bolted from Little Cabins Farm in Carmel and spent four days roaming Putnam County woods and roadsides. The whole community jumped in to help bring her home safely.
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Confirmed measles cases in Christian County increases to 63

Only two counties saw increases in their measles cases last week, bringing the total confirmed cases in this outbreak up to 193, up from 170 last week, according to the Kentucky Department for Public Health. Bath County, which saw its first case last week, is up to 14 cases, and...
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Indiana’s Favorite Halloween Candy Isn’t Chocolate, and It Might Surprise You!

Forget Reese's and Snickers! Indiana has a different favorite Halloween candy this year. See what took the top spot and how Kentucky and Illinois compare.
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DEM to thin Arcadia Management Area of diseased trees

The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management is preparing to thin out a section of the Arcadia Management Area by marking diseased and dead white pine trees for removal.
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Daylight Saving Time Ends Sunday: Remember to Set Clocks Back One Hour

Residents across Northwest Georgia and the Tennessee Valley are reminded to turn their clocks back one hour this weekend as Daylight Saving Time comes to an end. Daylight Saving Time officially ends at 2 a.m. Sunday, November 1, when clocks will move back one hour to 1 a.m., giving residents an extra hour of sleep.

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