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Chemical Weapons at Bluegrass Army Depot to be Destroyed by 2023

By Dan Collins • 3 minutes ago

A plan is underway for the United States to destroy all of its chemical weapons inventory. WUKY's Dan Collins reports.

Man Who Stopped To Feed Homeless Fights Traffic Citation

By Associated Press • 7 hours ago

A Kentucky man is fighting a traffic citation he received while feeding a homeless man.

Kentucky Shuts Down Magee, Beats Wofford 62-56 At NCAA's

By Associated Press • Mar 23, 2019

Kentucky ended Wofford's season in the NCAA Tournament with a stifling defensive effort on Fletcher Magee, carrying the Wildcats to the regional semifinals with a 62-56 victory Saturday.

Murray Leads Kentucky Past Princeton 82-77 In NCAA Tourney Opener

By Associated Press • Mar 23, 2019

Taylor Murray scored 14 of her 19 points in the second half, and Kentucky beat Princeton 82-77 on Saturday in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.

Scouting Report: Cats Look To Tame Terriers In NCAA Tourney

By Alan Lytle • Mar 23, 2019

The Kentucky Wildcats take on the Wofford Terriers this afternoon in Jacksonville, Florida with a trip to Kansas City on the line. The Big Blue crushed Abilene Christian in their tourney opener while Wofford used their sharpshooting prowess to take down Seton Hall. Will they be able to do that against the Wildcats? It’s Scouting Report time. LEX 18 sports anchor Keith Farmer talks with WUKY's Alan Lytle.

Kentucky Anti-Vax Student Gets Hearing Over Chickenpox Ban

By Associated Press • Mar 22, 2019

An unvaccinated student in Kentucky will get his day in court after suing because he can't participate in extracurricular activities during a chickenpox outbreak.

Cats Put A Texas-Sized 79-44 Whupping On Abilene Christian

By Associated Press • Mar 21, 2019

With injured star PJ Washington watching from the bench, second-seeded Kentucky had no problem with 15th-seeded Abilene Christian in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament.

Rand Paul's $580,000 Jury Award Upheld In Kentucky

By Associated Press • Mar 21, 2019

A Kentucky judge has denied a request for a new trial from a man who a jury said should pay more than $580,000 to U.S. Sen. Rand Paul for injuries Paul suffered when he was tackled by the man.

Export Slump Deepens For American Whiskey Producers

By Associated Press • Mar 21, 2019

For American whiskey producers, their tariff-induced hangover became more painful in late 2018 when a downturn in exports accelerated, especially in the European Union — the industry's biggest overseas market, an industry trade group said Thursday.

Calipari: PJ Washington Ruled Out For Tonight's Abilene Christian Game

By WUKY Staff • Mar 21, 2019

Kentucky Coach John Calipari says PJ Washington will miss the Wildcats’ first game in the NCAA tournament. In a tweet just before 10 a.m., Calipari said Washington has a sprained foot and is in a hard cast "for precautionary reasons."