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Wednesday, January 7, 2026
- London, Ky. councilmembers pass emergency ordinance keeping emergency departments intact
- LG&E and KU raise electricity rates in January
- LIHEAP offering assistance for homes with heating emergencies for the winter season
- Lexington seeking volunteers for annual census of unhoused population
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- Kentucky Power customers will pay to keep Mitchell coal plant running
- Today's Interview Lori Meadows
- Agreement to sell Addiction Recovery Care no longer moving forward
- Defense for former Letcher County Sheriff motions to recuse judge overseeing murder case
- Kentucky Fish and Wildlife looking for used Christmas trees after the season to use as fish habitats
- Authorities report a confirmed case of Avian Influenza in a Jessamine County backyard poultry flock.
- Kentucky Power customers speak against rate increase in Hazard
- Kentucky Public Service Commission approves Kentucky-American Water Company's request for rate increase
- Fayette County School Board votes to merge STEM academies under one building
- A special Christmas stamp from Bethlehem Kentucky
- Letcher County judge delays hearing in ex-sheriff Stines murder case
- Northern Kentucky residents raise concerns over a massive, secretive data center proposal
- London, Ky. mayor warns town’s new budget could lay off entire fire department
- Kentucky’s Massie, McGarvey vote against bill to slow coal plant closures
- Kentucky Attorney General to ask lawmakers for additional funds to build out an Organized Retail Crime Unit
- Frankfort detective says KSU shooting suspect was trying to protect sons
- Lexington wraps up 250th anniversary celebration
- Taking a listen to how some musicians enjoy playing by ear
- How much will Mitchell cooling tower project cost? Kentucky Power won't say
- Fourth Lexington Council member announces they will not seek re-election
- A federal judge has ruled in favor of Kentucky and 21 others in a lawsuit involving funds from FEMA
- New report says Kentucky's fossil fuel dependence threatens the affordability of electricity
- Governor Beshear activates Emergency Operations Center as subfreezing temperatures approach Kentucky
- One man's trash to treasure