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Boone Circuit Court Judge Richard Brueggemann’s ruling keeps Kentucky from enforcing a rule that prohibits fans, outside media or guests or family members from attending auto races.

A woman in Kentucky found quite the surprise underneath a wheelchair.

Little Caesars said in a statement that two workers involved in the incident were fired and that the company has "zero tolerance for racism and discrimination."

Police officers cleared the park and secured the area to allow homicide detectives to investigate.

Several bars on Broadway in downtown Nashville have filed a joint lawsuit against key city and state leaders.

The Congressman's chief of staff said Carol Barr died at the family's home in Lexington.

University of Kentucky president Eli Capiluto notified students, faculty and staff of the school's "playbook for reinvented operations."

The letter, posted on Beyonce’s website Sunday, asks Cameron to bring charges against the three Louisville Metro Police officers involved in the search warrant leading to the death of Breonna Taylor back in March.

Despite being deemed a COVID-19 hot spot by state health officials, tourism season is still on in Horry County as the summer continues.

It is one of at least five churches in West Virginia that has reported an outbreak of the virus.

A Kentucky teen who pleaded guilty to killing two schoolmates in 2018 has been ordered to serve two life sentences.

The incident happened at the Liquor Barn in Louisville.

The shooting of a popular Kentucky barbecue cook by law enforcement is raising new questions about use of force practices by Louisville police.

The U.S. Supreme Court has granted the federal government’s request to delay the release of medically vulnerable inmates at a federal prison in eastern Ohio where hundreds have tested positive for the coronavirus.

In addition, the Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness said in a statement that protesters should take precautions that include wearing face masks, staying in small groups that are 6 feet apart, and using signs and noisemakers instead of yelling.

The mural in question, which features enslaved African Americans as one of its elements, has been the subject of repeated controversies.

The university says this will be accomplished with "a combination of the use of appropriate face coverings, physical distancing, hand hygiene, limited density in indoor spaces, control of the flow of traffic into and around buildings, continued employee teleworking when possible, testing, symptoms tracking and contact tracing.”

Additional plans regarding housing, dining, transportation and class sizes will be determined at a later date.

The Monongalia County Sheriff’s Office says 28-year-old Nicholas Padron of Grafton turned himself in Saturday and was arraigned on a first-degree murder charge.

According to Jackie Hatley, the mayor pro-tem, the curfew will run from 6 p.m. Sunday to 6 a.m. Monday.

Although the Governor supports the protesters, he said he can't condone the recent violence.

It's all as backlash from the death of Breonna Taylor gains national attention.

After meeting with Myrtle Beach’s chief of police and two city managers, Mayor Brenda Bethune said the shooting early Sunday morning on Ocean Boulevard looks to be gang-related.

Officials with Fleming County High School say the crash happened shortly after the Barnetts had left their son's high school graduation.

Sunday’s early-morning shooting comes one week after shots rang out on Ocean Boulevard near Mr. Joe White Avenue on May 17.

A Highland County teen missing since May 17 has been found safe, Highland County sheriff confirms.

KSP's initial investigation indicates that Silas Fallen, 9 of McCreary County, was unlawfully taken from his home by a non-custodial parent.

Belpre Landing Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center created a visitation station allowing families to somewhat reunite with their loved ones.

An 8-year-old was killed in a shooting on Sunday in Mt. Airy, according to District 5 Captain Craig Gregoire.

In the West Virginia town where Mother’s Day started 112 years ago, there was another first: an online-only audience due to the coronavirus pandemic.