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No. 19 Kentucky placed five players in double figures and cruised to a 104-54 win over Tennessee Tech on Wednesday night inside Rupp Arena.
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The staff at WUKY is grateful for your support throughout the year and would like to wish you a wonderful holiday!
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Behind a new career-high 25 digs from junior libero Molly Tuozzo, the top-seeded Kentucky Volleyball team beat (4) Tennessee 3-1 (20-25, 25-22, 25-15, 25-23) in four sets Monday night at the 2025 Allstate SECVolleyball Tournament.
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Lexington leaders narrowly voted down a proposed eight-story student housing complex at the corner of East Maxwell and Rose Streets last week. But that doesn't mean the area isn't primed for a similar, if smaller, development.
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Food Chain has provided fresh, local food to the community for over a decade, serving up free meals three afternoons a week from it's Sixth Street location. Now, thanks to a new hot food vending machine right outside the building, those meals can be accessible 24/7.
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U.S. Sen. Rand Paul is calling some recent statements by President Donald Trump "reckless," while continuing to questions the administration's military buildup near Venezuela.
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In this episode, we chat with CivicLex founder and executive director Richard Young about the debates surrounding a student housing complex, publicly-funded ride-sharing, and a new city hall proposal.
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The top-seeded Kentucky Volleyball team beat eighth-seeded Auburn 3-0 (25-15, 25-20, 25-22) in three sets Sunday afternoon in the 2025 SEC Volleyball Tournament quarterfinals behind 15 kills from Brooklyn DeLeye and a 13-kill, no-error performance by Eva Hudson.
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Diego Pavia threw for a career-high 484 yards and five touchdowns and No. 12 Vanderbilt beat Kentucky 45-17 in Nashville.
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Tonie Morgan scored 19 points and dished out seven assists as No. 20 Kentucky topped No. 21 Louisville 72-62 on Saturday at the KFC Yum! Center.
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A task force focused on Kentucky's increasingly costly weather-related disasters wrapped up its work late last week.
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According to the bureau of labor statistics coal mining remains among the most dangerous jobs in the U.S. Coal mining has a significantly higher fatal injury rate compared to other industries. A newly dedicated monument in downtown Hazard’s Triangle Park honors Perry County coal miners who died in the line of work and to thank their families for their service.