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WLKY reports the effort focuses on improving availability and affordability of care, especially for infants and toddlers, as many households continue to struggle to find suitable childcare.
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Adams released statewide early voting figures showing a significant increase in ballots cast before Election Day, continuing a push to track turnout as voting period ends.
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An appeals court judge in Kentucky refused to pause a temporary injunction that allows dozens of student-athletes to continue competing while an NCAA-related dispute moves through the courts.
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The 2-year-old daughter of Kentucky Derby winner Nyquist made a decisive move around the turn for home and held off Miss Monica to win the $2 million race by 1 1/2 lengths.
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Employees at Twin Knobs Campground in Kentucky are spending off-hours and about $3,000 per year to build and run a growing Halloween haunted trail, now in its second season.
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LEX18 reports the Versailles breeding farm is opening its gates for people to see the day-to-day work behind Kentucky’s Thoroughbred industry, with opportunities designed for fans who connect to the sport beyond the racetrack.
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LEX18 reports the new initiative focuses on helping people experiencing homelessness take a step toward housing stability and self-sufficiency in Boyle County.
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In a new “Good Question” segment on Oct. 30, WKYT explored why thoroughbred racing’s Breeders’ Cup does not follow the Kentucky Derby model of a single permanent host venue, and what that means for fans across Kentucky and beyond.
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A WKYT fact check says Lexington voters are increasingly focusing on how the city’s next mayor would handle snow and ice, comparing new proposals released by Mayor Linda Gorton and challenger Raquel Carter.
