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7 Kentucky Smokehouses Where Shoppers Order Country Ham For The Holidays

A ham cured in Kentucky now sits in a ham museum in Spain. Yes, a ham museum. Spain takes its cured pork very seriously, so that honor still makes me grin. That museum spot isn’t a fluke, either. Kentucky families have been salting, smoking, and patiently aging hams for generations.

Kentucky · 20h
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4 new KSP Post 4 troopers introduced to public in unique way

The four newly minted Kentucky State Police troopers assigned to Post 4 in Elizabethtown were introduced to their eight-county coverage area in a unique way. KSP Post 4 Public Affairs Officer Bryan Washer interviewed each new trooper, including Peyton Nash, a former cross-country star at Grayson Co. High School and Grayson County resident, on their first official day on the job.

Elizabethtown, KY · 2d
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Johnson Farm draws developer interest but no full proposals

Glasgow’s Johnson Farm Ad Hoc Committee discussed significant interest from multiple developers but no full proposals during its Nov. 10 meeting at the Luska J. Twyman Municipal Building. The proposal submission deadline was extended beyond its original Oct. 30, 2026, date. Feedback on the second request for proposals was...

Glasgow, KY · 2d
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Lexington Herald-Leader

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Former KY Juvenile Justice officials sue agency, say they were 'scapegoats'

Two former state administrators are suing the Kentucky Department of Juvenile Justice, saying they were scapegoated and unfairly demoted in 2021 after the Lexington Herald-Leader reported on problems inside the state’s juvenile detention center in Bowling Green. The plaintiffs, who are Black women, also claim discrimination, alleging the Department of Juvenile Justice paid them less than it paid others who held equivalent administrative jobs around the state. Tina Crowe was superintendent at the Warren Regional Juvenile Detention Center from Dec. 1, 2020, to Oct. 11, 2021, after two decades of climbing the ranks at the department. Rondesia Whitlow was a regional facilities administrator, supervising several detention centers, including the one in Bowling Green, until Oct. 11, 2021. Crowe and Whitlow are suing the Department of Juvenile Justice and its current and former commissioners, Randy White and Vicky Reed. The women say they were demoted on Oct. 11, 2021, after the Herald-Leader published a series of stories on problems within the state’s juvenile detention centers, including a riot and extended lockdown in the Warren Regional Juvenile Detention Center. The man who replaced Crowe as superintendent was paid more than her despite having less experience with the Department of Juvenile Justice, according

Bowling Green, KY · 1d

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Former top NC lawmaker faces indictment related to Kentucky bourbon tour

The indictment charges former state Rep. Jason Saine, a Republican from Lincoln County, with felony embezzlement of more than $100,000 and obtaining property by false pretense.

North Carolina · 1d

Lexington Herald-Leader

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Should TN's botched execution affect KY's death penalty? State's lawyers argue no

A Franklin County judge will decide whether he wants to add or remove claims from a death penalty case that has rolled on for more than two decades. In the latest twist in a long case, attorneys for several of Kentucky’s death-row prisoners asked Judge Phillip Shepherd to reconsider claims he previously dismissed in a death penalty lawsuit after the failed execution of Tennessee death-row inmate Christa Pike. David Barron, an attorney for 13 of Kentucky’s death row prisoners, filed a motion in October asking Shepherd to reinstate two claims to the lawsuit that, if successful, would allow attorneys of inmates to view IV insertion, and to have prompt access to a telephone during their client’s IV insertion. Barron pointed to Pike’s failed execution as a reason why Kentucky should implement these two measures during executions. But the state and department of corrections disagree, saying that bringing the claims back is speculative. “Even Tennessee doesn’t know what happened,” said department of corrections attorney Crystal Thompson. “What happened in Tennessee doesn’t have an effect on what is happening here.” At a hearing Tuesday afternoon, Shepherd heard arguments from both sides and plans to take them into account before a decision is

Kentucky · 1d

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Medicaid expansion adults in Montana, Colorado, Kentucky and Ohio switch to six-month renewals in 2027, and Montana is moving some August renewals up to February

Adults covered by Medicaid expansion in Montana, Colorado, Kentucky and Ohio will have to renew their coverage every six months starting in 2027, instead of once a year. In Montana, some people’s next renewal is also being moved up. A case whose last renewal was completed in August 2026 would come due in February 2027 […]

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Opening Doors Before High School

A student cannot imagine a future in a career they have never heard of. At LaRue County Middle School, new College and Career Labs are helping students discover just how many possibilities their futures could hold. For years, LaRue County High School has focused on career pathways that help students...

Hodgenville, KY · 2d

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Gov. Beshear announces $15.1 million for 15 Kentucky riverport projects

KENTUCKY. (WFIE) - Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear announced a $15.1 million investment to enhance freight capacity and support economic activity through Kentucky’s waterways. According to a press release, awards from the Kentucky Public Riverport Construction and Maintenance (KPRCM) program will fund 15 projects, which include equipment upgrades and replacement,...

Kentucky · 7h

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First freeze of the year, flurries possible for Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky

Friday brings our first chance for a flurry or two over the Cumberland Plateau. It is a small chance, but it is possible. Widespread freezing temperatures are expected by Saturday morning, which will result in Nashville's first freeze of the season. RELATED COVERAGE | Does a later-than-average first freeze mean...

Nashville, TN · 1d

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Kentucky Fish and Wildlife officers remind hunters of rules ahead of deer modern gun season

FRANKFORT, Ky. (WKYT) - Kentucky Fish and Wildlife officers are reminding hunters of rules before modern gun season begins Saturday. The season starts Nov. 14 and runs through Nov. 29. Hunters need a license in order to go hunting. The statewide deer permit and youth deer permit allow for the...

Kentucky · 16h

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Trial delayed until April for man accused of kidnapping Kentucky teen

MT. VERNON, Ky. (WKYT) - The federal trial of a man accused of kidnapping a 13-year-old from Kentucky has been delayed until April 2027. A judge set Christian Delgado’s jury trial for April 13 in London, according to court documents. The trial had been scheduled for Dec. 15 after being delayed from its original date of Sept. 9, 2026.

Kentucky · 2d

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Report: A fourth of Kentucky schools are 'severely under-enrolled'

The OEA defines severely under-enrolled schools as using less than 80 percent of building capacity. The problem is most prevalent in middle schools, according to the office's research. Severe over-enrollment — that's schools at 130 percent capacity or more — is much rarer and mostly occurs among high schools.

Kentucky · 2d

Murray Ledger & Times

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Kentucky State High School Football Playoffs; Defense has helped Lakers pass through some rough straits so far

MURRAY — Although the points-allowed average may not show it, Calloway County’s defense is a huge reason its football season is still continuing in the Kentucky Class 4A State Playoffs. It was the defense that made several key stops in last Friday night’s 31-28 upset win over the...

Calloway County, KY · 14h

Northern Kentucky Tribune

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Eight NKY communities receive Opportunity Zone 2.0 designations, more tools for development

Seventeen census tracts across eight Northern Kentucky cities have been approved for Opportunity Zone 2.0 designation, giving communities another tool to attract private investment, put underused properties back to work, and support local economic development.

Highland Heights, KY · 2d

Lexington Herald-Leader

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Will Jim Beam distill next year in Clermont? The latest on Kentucky's bourbon giant

Major Kentucky distillery Jim Beam, which stunned the world in December 2025 b y closing its Clermont distillery for a year , plans to keep it offline at least through 2027. “We’re going to continue to have distillation paused at our Clermont distillery,” said Suntory president and CEO Greg Hughes in an interview with the Herald-Leader. “But Clermont remains a very active part of our Kentucky operations.” The campus, which has been the bourbon brand’s home just outside of Bardstown for 90 years, continues to operate tours and visitor experiences as well as bottling, aging, warehousing and other daily activities. But the bulk of distilling shifted to the larger industrial Booker Noe distillery in Boston. Hughes said that after a $400 million expansion there a few years ago that increased distilling capacity by 50%, Beam was able to meet current distilling demands there while making improvements at the Clermont site. They’d originally planned to reopen sooner and still will someday. “We’ll move back at some point to distilling at Clermont,” he said. “If demand accelerates dramatically, we have the flexibility to go back into production at Clermont. Obviously, we need to get the infrastructure improvements made, which will take us

Clermont, KY · 8h

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Severe Thunderstorm Watches and Warnings issued for these Kentucky, Indiana counties | Latest alerts

Counties in Kentucky and Indiana could see severe thunderstorms Wednesday night as a system heads to the area. The National Weather Service of Louisville issued their first alert, a Severe Thunderstorm Watch, at about 4:45 p.m. A Severe Thunderstorm Watch means conditions are favorable for the development of severe storms.

Kentucky · 1d

Harlan Enterprise

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Adkins touts eastern Kentucky roots in campaign stop in Harlan

Kentucky gubernatorial candidate Rocky Adkins visited Harlan County on Tuesday. Adkins spoke to a group of supporters at Camp Blanton, bringing a strong message of opportunity and possibility for Eastern […]

Harlan County, KY · 1d

Country Herald

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Louisville, KY Storm Alert: Gusty Winds, Hail Wednesday Night

Most areas may receive less than a quarter-inch of rain, but isolated heavier storms could produce more.

Louisville, KY · 2d

FOX 56

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Kentucky lawmakers aim to boost support for veterans

As lawmakers prepare for the next legislative session, some are drawing on their military experience to help Kentucky veterans and their families.

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