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Hacked, in Whitley County.

Another step toward "zero weather-related deaths," in Kenton County.

Alexandria's first Domino's has been launched by a big-time franchiser who got his start with the company in 1982 delivering pizzas.

Pikeville is getting a Fazoli's. Owensboro is losing its J.D.'s.

It's high time I start making Kentucky Life appointment TV.

Also in sports: Yea. And the KHSAA girls' basketball tournament has a new corporate sponsor, and it is not the HP.

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On the "Action Whether to Keep McKinney Elementary Open or to Close McKinney Elementary," Stanford's WPBK lays out some crucial Lincoln County school history.

Your Kentucky Entrepreneur Hall of Fame nominations are due Friday, so you better get on it.

Short run for a Russell Springs restaurant.

Ashland needs a new Salvation Army administrator; Owensboro, a new symphony-orchestra CEO.

Madisonville appears to be headed to experiencing its first apartment-complex construction in about 30 years.

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The death penalty in Kentucky is colossally unfair, costly and riddled with constitutional error.

"If the government and President Obama want to bow to the special interest groups, that's their business, but they picked the wrong case."

The Mustangs' first football coach will be ... meet the new boss. 

KET News Quiz!

Bad jobs news from Campbellsville. Great for Madisonville. And Paducah?

In the highest parts of Harlan County, the outermost reaches of Sandy left behind more than a foot of snow. In related news, Crab Orchard (but not Hustonville or Junction City; we repeat, not Junction City) scrapped plans to Trick-or-Treat a day early, and "Just Say Boo To Drugs" has been shifted to inside at Morehead State tomorrow.

Standing and marching in Pineville.

Was Michael Jordan the next choice had Sam Bowie not been available?

Rest in peace, in Elizabethtown, Edgar Allen Poe.