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The University of Kentucky marked a major construction milestone Thursday for its new Cancer and Advanced Ambulatory Building with a ceremonial "topping out" to celebrate the placement of the final steel beam.
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Kentucky lawmakers heard testimony this week on a push to require hospitals to allow medical cannabis as part of end-of-life care.
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A Kentucky congressman is among the lawmakers on Capitol Hill championing efforts to make daylight saving time permanent.
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The University of Kentucky came in for some pointed criticism during the governor's weekly press briefing.
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In a live conversation on WUKY's Third Cup, Carter discussed her background in real estate and civic leadership, her plans to address Lexington's housing crisis, data centers, public safety, and the city's ice storm response.
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Ramsi Woodcock, a suspended University of Kentucky law professor, is taking UK to court over its new law school dean appointment.
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The Kentucky Attorney General's Office has ruled that the Fayette County Board of Education violated the state's Open Meetings Act during its June 10 special meeting by failing to adequately explain why it was entering a closed session before voting to place Superintendent Dr. Demetrus Liggins on administrative leave, however, actions taken by the board were legal.
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Outgoing Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massie is dismissing the idea he would run in a hypothetical special election for Sen. Mitch McConnell's seat, should McConnell be incapable of serving.
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A University of Kentucky infectious diseases specialist says the outbreak of cyclosporiasis in Kentucky and across the country shouldn't stop you from eating your regular diet — if you follow a few precautions.
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Small towns in Kentucky are focusing on getting drivers to slow down and stop at intersections to improve walkability.
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Gov. Andy Beshear's pilot pre-K programs are expanding into schools in two additional counties.
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Kentucky Athletics Hall of Famer and 1998 National Champion head coach, Orlando “Tubby” Smith, has been named to the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame as part of the class of 2026, it was announced on Monday.