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The city of Perryton is reeling after a tornado swept through Thursday afternoon. As of Friday morning there are three dead and more than one hundred injured. When tragedy struck, some right here in Lubbock, like Ryan Dotson, heard an immediate call to help. 

A Henley High School fourth-year student died today, according to a letter from Klamath County School District superintendent Glen Szymoniak.

Al Cross: Can money and misinformation buy a nomination for governor?Response - I am writing a response to Al Cross’s column in part regarding his statement regarding Ambassador Craft’s campai

Ethan and his family are "frustrated" after a lack of action on an animal cruelty bill championed by the pair this legislative session.

Under a bipartisan bill that passed the House and is currently still in committee in the Senate, Kentuckians who torture a dog or cat could be charged with a felony.

FRANKFORT — A bill backed by Kentucky’s coal industry that would make it harder for utilities to retire fossil fuel-fired power plants received final passage Thursday in the Kentucky House

Electric utilities say ratepayers will be stuck spending more for outdated coal-fired power under a bill that passed the Kentucky Legislature on Thursday.

House Bill 103 would make it a Class D felony to torture a domestic dog or cat, addressing a “blind spot” in Kentucky's animal abuse laws.

State Representative Walker Thomas of Hopkinsville was chosen by House leadership this week to once again chair the Veterans, Military Affairs, and Public Protection committee.

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