Good Question: How are schools designated Division I, Division II or Division III
For today’s Good Question, Dennis asks, “How are schools designated Division I, Division II, or Division III?”
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Good Question: if President Trump is convicted, will his Secret Service protection be permanently revoked?
The arraignment of former President Donald Trump is leading to a lot of questions, including one from a viewer.
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St. Paul declares local flood emergency as Mississippi River swells
"Because of the recent snowfall, ongoing snowmelt, and forecast precipitation, we anticipate significant spring flooding from the Mississippi River," said St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter.
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Good Question: How can money intended for relief and lost business be used for an unrelated use?
Last month, the City of Lexington announced plans for a multi-million dollar park off of Versailles Road. That led to a question from a viewer about the funding for the project.
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Good Question: How does the veto process work in Kentucky?
When a bill is passed in Kentucky, the governor has three options: they may sign it, permit it to become law without their signature or veto it.
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