Iranian lawmakers set paper US flag ablaze at parliament

Iranian lawmakers have set a paper U.S. flag ablaze at parliament after President Donald Trump's nuclear deal pullout, shouting, "Death to America!"


Your Wednesday should start off on a nice note, with less fog than we've seen the last two days.


Many Americans have been touched by the issue personally. More than four in 10 say they personally know someone who has suffered from opioid addiction, including one in five who say the person is in their immediate family.


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Job openings hit record high as job seekers dwindle


Police search for man they say held a gun to someone's head, say he is dangerous


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Lawrence County woman, 92, run over and killed by husband's car


63,000 pounds of unused medicines collected in 3 states


Attract beautiful birds to your back yard


Don Blankenship concedes West Virginia Senate race


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Elderly Estill Co. man attacked, robbed by men fights them off with handgun


"Cautionary optimism", five new businesses added to downtown Harlan


Kentucky students must pass U.S. Citizenship test before receiving diploma


Man pleads not guilty in a deadly Letcher County DUI case


Officials accept bid to replace collapsed bridge


State opens new Perry County Social Services Office


Johnson County homeowner and deputies stop thieves in the act


Local business feeds teachers for free today


What can ads do for addiction? How they might be used to fight opioids


5th food worker in Boyd County diagnosed with hepatitis A


Community blessed with new Blessing Box


Tri-Cities merger study: what combining three cities looks like


Need a job? Reverse Job Fair could bring employers to you


Employee at Louisville restaurant diagnosed with Hepatitis A


Fire destroys Laurel County family's home, kills new puppy


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