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The public is invited to an evening of fun on Saturday, July 12, at 7 p.m. to view the photographs that will be on display.

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The Kentucky State Police are investigating an accident that happened on Ky. 447 in Hardin Co.

Richard Lawler, 37, of Eastview was driving a motorcycle southbound on S. Wilson Road when he was hit by a car, KSP said.

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When they arrived, Police say 25 year old Justin Moore and 34 year old Jennifer Cogdill were engaged in sexual activity.

Kentucky was not a state when our country declared its independence nearly 240 years ago, but as we prepare to celebrate that anniversary on the Fourth of July, it is worth pointing out we do have ties to this early period.

Hoping to save its military facilities from painful cuts, Kentucky is spending $366,000 to study how best to navigate a reorganization of federal bases the Pentagon wants to happen in 2017.

St. Matthews Police responded to an alarm at the business in the Shelbyville Road Plaza near Mall St. Matthews around 1 a.m. Saturday.

According to court documents, authorities said the abuse happened on July 30-31, 2013, in Walker's room at the United States Army Base at Fort Knox.

A woman was eating dinner when she began choking and started to lose consciousness.

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The former president of a Lexington-based glass company pleaded guilty to a federal wire-fraud charge Monday in connection with a 2008 contract to install windows at Fort Knox High School.

Ashlee Berry was headed home from work last week when she died in a crash which police say was caused by a convicted sex offender.

On a glorious crystal blue day flanked by "General Custer" and "President Lincoln," Leroy VanHorne, secretary of The Custer Memorial Association , opened Saturday's festivities with a thought: He stressed the sadness of men who don't come home from war, or the ones who do who are not revered "like they should be."