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Speed cameras could be on the way for Kentucky work zones under a bill moving through the House. The legislati...

U.S. Senator Rand Paul reintroduced the National Right-to-Work Act Monday, to preserve and protect the free ch...

A Livermore woman has been arrested on charges related to child sexual abuse material. The Kentucky State Poli...

Kentucky is home to some of the least happy cities in the United States. Personal finance website Wallethub re...

Wendell Foster is holding a yard sale on Friday from 7am until 1pm, and is asking for donated yard sale items ...

The Senate Education Committee has approved one of many so-called "parents' rights" bills being considered by ...

The Wall Street Journal has published a list of the top 10 places for remote workers, with three cities in Ind...

Bond has quadrupled for the man accused of beating his girlfriend's three-year-old daughter to death in southe...

This network. we had every kind of scientists. i was not just testing scientist. i love the way lisa put that. we had data and have a reason to believe the lab from our own dr. siegel who went to the bio containment place in nebraska when he first had it. he talked about what it would take to get this into the bloodstream of the world from a place that it would be hard to do anything with with zero vacuum. and it has the ability to suck everything in and not spit anything out that bio containmen...

A Hyderbad-based medical technology manufacturer company Pulse Active Stations Network has come up with a machine called Pulse Active Netowork which can perform basic health checkups in public.