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Russian President Vladimir Putin’s ground invasion of Ukraine is an old school strategy being employed in a new world — one that’s highly connected, economically and digitally, and able to marshal modernized methods of retaliation.
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Countries have always viewed conflicts through vastly different lenses, but as disinformation runs rampant the effect is only amplified. University of Kentucky history professor Dr. Karen Petrone tells WUKY the story Russian President Vladimir Putin is painting for his public could be tested in Ukraine.
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WUKY's Karyn Czar goes one on one with a true trailblazer in Lexington and Kentucky political life. United Church of Christ Pastor Kenny Bishop, the legislative director for the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, talks about his previous role as Lexington's first LGBTQ Community Liaison for the Lexington Fayette Urban County Government. Later in the interview Bishop makes a very public, and very personal declaration.
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Karyn Czar reports on a somber milestone achieved in Kentucky's fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. At a ceremony in the State Capitol Rotunda, bells were tolled for every life that had been lost to the virus up to that point.
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The University of Kentucky Opera Theatre returns to the stage in front of live audiences this weekend at the Lexington Opera House with the 29th season of ‘A Grand Night For Singing.’ Karyn Czar has this preview.
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So many questions, so much at stake, so little time. WUKY's Karyn Czar goes one on one with Kentucky Public Health Commissioner Dr. Steven Stack and gets the facts about Variants, COVID Vaccines and everything in between.
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A compilation of reports from WUKY's Karyn Czar on the deadly tornadoes that struck Western Kentucky, the rescue and recovery efforts and the ongoing issues of helping residents carry on in the face of incredible disaster.
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The University of Kentucky Opera Theatre returns to the stage in front of live audiences this weekend at the Lexington Opera House with the 29th season of ‘A Grand Night For Singing.’ “You’re going to walk in and think of starry nights,” said Dr. Everett McCorvey of the set up for this year’s ‘Grand Night’ which has been moved from The Singletary Center to the Lexington Opera House.
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A compilation of radio reporting from WUKY's Karyn Czar
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A compilation of political reporting from WUKY's Josh James
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A compilation of political reporting from WUKY's Karyn Czar.
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Google today announced that Milo Golding, an 11th grader at Lexington Christian Academy, is the winner of Google’s national Doodle for Google contest. Tomorrow, millions of people will see his artwork featured on Google’s homepage for twenty-four hours. WUKY's Karyn Czar reports.