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Jimmy Galbreath watched an excavator claw tear one of the homes into rubble. His homes were damaged beyond repair by a violent EF-4 tornado on Dec. 10, part of a catastrophic tornado outbreak that ripped through the Kentucky town of 10,000 and transformed the lives of thousands more across the region.
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Two months after a deadly tornado ravaged parts of western and southern Kentucky, businesses in Bowling Green are having mixed results getting back on…
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After multiple delays, potential jurors arrived at the downtown Louisville courthouse Tuesday morning for the start of the criminal trial of former police…
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Gov. Andy Beshear awarded $1,446,859 earlier this week to six cities and four water utilities in Logan and Todd counties for wastewater treatment plant…
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Survivors of December’s tornado outbreak in western Kentucky are still facing heating needs as below-freezing temperatures are expected to linger…
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Gov. Andy Beshear has declared a state of emergency ahead of a winter storm expected to hit Kentucky Thursday and Friday, producing significant amounts of…
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Potential jurors in the trial of former Louisville police officer Brett Hankison arrived at the downtown courthouse Tuesday morning only to be sent back…
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Since the 2022 legislative session kicked off last month, state lawmakers have introduced a slew of proposals that directly impact young people and…
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency is now offering free legal advice and crisis counseling to victims of the Dec. 10-11 tornadoes that spanned…
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Former Louisville Metro Police Department officer Brett Hankison is expected to stand trial in late February for his involvement in the high-profile,…
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The social isolation and work-from-home requirements experienced at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic provided the right environment for many…
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Gov. Andy Beshear says Mayfield’s clean-up and rebuilding process in the aftermath of December’s deadly tornado could take as long as two years. Beshear…