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Manager of Buckley Wildlife Sanctuary to retire
The manager of Buckley Wildlife Sanctuary and Audubon Center in central Kentucky is retiring after 38 years on the job.
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1 dead, 1 injured after fight over ATV
Police in eastern Kentucky say 1 man died and another injured by a gunshot after the two got into an argument involving an all-terrain vehicle.
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Cicadas about to emerge but not in Kentucky
Kentuckians don't have to worry about an onslaught of noisy cicadas this year, though experts say they're about to emerge in the Northeast.
Twin Bridges rusting just five to six years after painting
Mike Lawrence/The Gleaner Rust shows through a steel beam on the northbound twin bridge span.
Drum Legend Bob Holz to Appear at Sterling Folk Fetival in 2013.
May 19, 2013 - SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- Drummer Bob Holz will appear at Sterling Folk Festival in Sterling ,NY. Friday,May 24th at 3:00 PM ET.
MSUPD received reaccreditation by KACP
Morehead State University Police Department has received its fourth, five-year certificate of accreditation by the Kentucky Association of Chiefs of Police .
Summer Applause holds on in Allaire DuPont
Summer Applause ground her way to the lead in the stretch in the $148,500 Allaire DuPont Distaff Stakes Presented by Toyota, then held off Sea Island for a two-length win May 18 at Pimlico Race Course.
Kentucky Deaf-Blind Project helps Lexington boy master the technology he needs
Joseph Boggs' vision is so impaired that it is as if he is looking through two straws.
2 cities certified as cultural districts
Two more Kentucky cities have been certified by the state as cultural districts, bringing the total number to six.
Epicurean Kentuckian: Looking for Old Fashioned June Apples
My wife and I search each year for Old Fashioned June Apples, the kind that makes such wonderful apple butter and apple sauce.
Womack eliminated in semifinals
Top-seeded Kennedy Womack was eliminated in the semifinals of the State Tournament on Saturday at the University of Kentucky tennis courts.
Former Kentucky Democratic Party chief mulling possible bid for U.S. Senate
Former Kentucky Democratic Party Chairman Bill Garmer said Friday he is considering running for the U.S. Senate next year if Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes declines to enter the race against Republican incumbent Mitch McConnell.
Berea in Bruff, 21 May 2013 - and more tour dates
Thanks to Ray O'Brien for forwarding this news from Biddy Hayes: The Berea Bluegrass Band from Kentucky will play the Church of Ireland in Bruff, Co.
POLICE: New Albany mother killed two children, then herself
New Albany Police Chief Sherri Knight said severe mental illness is what led to New Albany resident Jaime Clutter to drown her two children, then herself, in Falling Run Creek on March 13.
Kentucky tourism secretary retiring this month
A member of Gov. Steve Beshear's cabinet, Tourism, Arts and Heritage Secretary Marcheta Sparrow, is retiring at the end of May.
Two cities join list of Cultural Districts
The cities of Bardstown and Maysville have joined the list of official Kentucky Cultural Districts, bringing the total number of state-certified communities to six.
To some observers, Jarvis Williams would seem to be the ideal tenure-track professor.
Poet laureate Frank X Walker to drive the bookmobile
Kentucky's poet laureate is fulfilling a childhood dream by getting behind the wheel of a bookmobile in his hometown.
Alexander threatens Corps budget in fishing fight
U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander told a top U.S. Army Corps of Engineers official at a budget hearing today that he would restrict the Corps' ability to transfer new funds to projects if it doesn't abandon "unreasonable" fishing restrictions that amount to "thumbing your nose at elected officials," saying, "It sounds to me like we have a life jacket ... (more)
MSUPD received reaccreditation by KACP
Morehead State University Police Department has received its fourth, five-year certificate of accreditation by the Kentucky Association of Chiefs of Police .