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Just like every other business and industry, Girl Scouts felt the impact of COVID-19.

Blue Grass Honor Flights are back after a year of being canceled due to the pandemic.

Kentucky's Thursday COVID-19 Update.

The George Privett Recovery Center has a garden, where men in recovery volunteer to plan and care for the fresh produce. It’s a space where they find nurturing, too.

The Sheriff’s Office is working to determine the identity of the person making the calls.

While the police reform bill is stalled, Senator Rand Paul said he has met with numerous law enforcement leaders across Kentucky to discuss the bill, including right here in southcentral Kentucky.

Among the most anticipated topics the governor addressed were employment incentives and the extra $300 a week in unemployment benefits.

While it’s a heroic story, Clark hopes it sparks change.

Homeowners, business owners, and renters in select counties that experienced damage from the previous flooding can visit Individual Assistance Registration Support Centers for help.

Kentucky's Wednesday COVID-19 Update.

Governor Andy Beshear’s son, Will, turned 12 on Tuesday and the following day received the COVID-19 vaccine.

As people return to pre-COVID habits, doctors say they are opening the window to other things that may have avoided over the year.

One young Kentuckian is following in her mother's footsteps this weekend at the Miss America pageant.

Kentucky's Tuesday COVID-19 Update.

A central Kentucky organization is working to raise awareness for a problem impacting people of color, and the message comes just in time as June is Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month.

Attorney General Daniel Cameron joined a 16-state coalition in filing comments before the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to push back against an initiative requiring companies to make climate change disclosures in SEC filings.

Kentucky is receiving billions of dollars in American Rescue Plan money, but there’s a lot of questions as to how that money can or should be spent.

The reopening comes after restrictions put in place due to COVID-19 were lifted.

The Stanton Parks and Rec Board says the fight broke out among parents and coaches.

The lawsuit was filed in Jefferson Circuit Court against former LMPD Interim Chief Robert Schroeder and two other officers.

Washington Prime Group owns more than 100 locations across the United States, including the Ashland Town Center.

Mask restrictions are lifted and restaurants are back to full capacity, but the latest variant of the coronavirus has health officials recommending caution.

The incident happened early Sunday on the AA Highway.

HB 454 prohibits live dismemberment abortion procedure, also known as Dilation and Evacuation, from being performed on a living, unborn child.

The Hunger Free Summer for Kids Act would authorize the Department of Agriculture to establish two alternative options for program delivery for summer meals.

“We’re taking driver licensing to a new level in Kentucky,” KYTC Secretary Jim Gray said.

Kentucky State University has been fighting a half dozen lawsuits this year alleging various acts of misconduct.

The news conference coincides with the end of Kentucky's statewide mask mandate and the return to 100% capacity for most venues.

The number of travelers in and out of the Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport continues to increase and airport officials are expecting a record number of travelers this summer.

A year after her son's accident on Herrington Lake, Kelly Prewitt is sharing her family's story again to encourage parents to talk to their children about water safety.