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Kentucky highway shooting: Person of interest identified after multiple people shot
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Multiple people shot along Kentucky highway, authorities say
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Search underway for missing juvenile in Corbin
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Active shooting: agencies responding to shots firedwymt.com7 hours ago
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500 athletes go for gold in Special Olympics Kentucky softball championship
OWENSBORO, Ky. (WEHT) — About 500 athletes across Kentucky meet in Owensboro for this year’s Special Olympics state softball championship. On the field, there’s priceless moments being made. Some of the teams playing here are earning sports to play in the final championship games on Sunday. While making plays in the field, these athletes are […]
Secretary of State reports more than 15,000 Kentuckians join voter rolls in August
The Kentucky Secretary of State has announced that 15,239 Kentuckians registered to vote in August. “With a presidential election and two constitutional amendments on the ballot, Kentuckians are ready to be heard,” Adams said. “Register to vote or check your voting information at elect.ky.gov. ”
Kentucky Fall Colors Will Peak Slightly Later Than Last Year
If you woke up in western Kentucky this Saturday morning, you noticed that hint of Fall in the air. Just two weeks ago, we had temps topping out around 100 with plenty of humidity. The highs for this weekend? They will be in the low 70s. We are also seeing a bit of a drought in this area. I just found out a drought can affect the fall colors?!?
First Confirmed Case of ‘Sloth Fever’ Found in Kentucky
I don't think any of us had "Sloth Fever" on our 2024 Bingo Card, but here we are and it's made its way to Kentucky. The first case of Oropouche virus has been confirmed in Jefferson County, Kentucky - the first of its kind in the state. Oropouche virus is also known as "Sloth Fever" that is spread through the bite of infected biting midges, also sometimes known as a "no-see-ums." The virus can also be spread through the bite of some mosquitoes, including the kind that can spread West Nile and St. Louis encephalitis viruses.
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