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A settlement that resolves claims related to a 2022 security incident and data breach at ArCare has been granted preliminary approval by a District Court Judge. ArCare is a non-profit, federally qualified community health center that provides primary care, behavioral health services, pharmacies, and community outreach programs across Arkansas, Kentucky, and Mississippi.
Several marching bands from the Bluegrass State will head to Indianapolis this week to compete in the Bands of America Grand National Championships. Here's a look at what's happening. Who's going to BOA Grand Nationals? Here's which Kentucky and Southern Indiana bands are competing in nationals and when they perform, as of information last updated Nov. 5, 2026: Kentucky marching bands Beechwood High School (1 p.m. Friday, Nov. 13) Bourbon County High School (4:15 p.m. Friday) Christian Academy of Louisville (12:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 12) Christian County High School (2:45 p.m. Friday) George Rogers Clark High School (4:30 p.m. Thursday) Harrison County High School (7:30 p.m. Friday) Highlands High School (6:45 p.m. Friday) John Hardin High School (3:15 p.m. Friday) Lafayette High School (10 p.m. Thursday) Pike County Central High School (7:30 a.m. Friday) Southern Indiana marching bands Castle High School (10:15 p.m. Thursday) Floyd Central High School (9 p.m. Thursday) Shawe Memorial High School (1:30 p.m. Friday) South Dearborn High School (3:15 p.m. Thursday) 2025 BOA Grand Nationals results Last year , three Kentucky bands made it to the semifinal round at nationals: Estill County, Lafayette and Murray. Here's where bands placed in finals last year: Avon High School,
The Commonwealth’s Attorney for Kentucky’s 46th Judicial Circuit, Rick Hardin, has announced his run for Kentucky governor in 2027. A representative from the Kentucky Secretary of State’s office confirmed his filing with LINK nky. He will be the first person to officially file to run for governor.
Frankfort, KY — The Salvation Army will officially launch its 2026 Christmas season across the Commonwealth with the Kentucky Red Kettle & Angel Tree Kickoff on Friday, November 20, at 9:30 a.m. at the Kentucky Capitol Education Center, 706 Capital Avenue in Frankfort. The event is free and open...
It is hard to believe that November is already here and we’re just weeks away from Thanksgiving, Christmas, and the 2027 Regular Session. They say time is thief, and this year has certainly proven that point. As we move further into November, I want to begin by recognizing Veterans...
Officials announced with deep sadness on Thursday morning that a student with the district had passed away.
Gov. Andy Beshear of Kentucky On the night he won reelection in ruby-red Kentucky, Andy...
More than 70 species of ancient sharks have turned up inside a cave in central Kentucky. Sharks. Underground. Hundreds of miles from the nearest beach. Scientists began identifying them around 2019, and the count kept climbing. Some teeth are tiny. Some cartilage pieces are so delicate that experts study them...
FRANKFORT, KY. (WOWK) – The Commonwealth of Kentucky has announced that two wildlife areas are opening for public use. According to the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources, Wildlife Management Areas (WRA) of more than 1,300 acres are being opened in eastern and southern Kentucky for stream restoration projects. The properties are mostly forested […]
Horse-drawn buggies share the two-lane roads here with pickup trucks, and nobody seems to mind. Hand-painted signs point down gravel lanes toward farm stands, furniture shops, and bakeries run by Amish families. The community here ranks among the larger Amish settlements in Kentucky. Shops sit on family farms instead of...
"There were some things that were across the board and the reality is it hurt. It's there It changed the dynamics all the way down to the local level," Kentucky Senate President Robert Stivers said Thursday. "I called it not trickle-down economics... (but) trickle-down politics." The Manchester Republican acknowledged that...
A Kentucky Democrat has surprisingly won an election in one of the most unusual ways imaginable after officials were forced to settle an exact 91-91 tie with a coin toss, prompting plenty of jokes about Republicans’ recent electoral struggles. Other critics, however, believed there was a better way to settle the tie.
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear (D) joins Peter Alexander to explain what he believes Democrats need to do to keep up the momentum they have gained in historically red states for 2028 and discuss what his party needs to do when they take control of Congress in January.
KENTUCKY (WKYT) - Flu season is starting early in Kentucky, and state health officials say they are already seeing more flu activity than they did at this time last year. Dr. Steven Stack said the flu can cause fever, body aches and exhaustion. “The flu is a miserable disease for...
Patient information for Kentuckians with confirmed cases of measles reported on the state’s disease dashboard was publicly accessible in September. On Sept. 23, the “security vulnerability” was discovered, which “made some private patient information accessible to the public,” cabinet spokeswoman Beth Fisher said in a statement. “Cabinet for Health and Family Services staff were quickly […]
Bardstown will have the same mayor and City Council following re-election for all seven people Tuesday. However, the city boards for New Haven and Bloomfield will each feature new members. Dick Heaton, who has 18 total years serving as Bardstown mayor, will now have four more years to execute his...
200+ Confirmed Cases of Measles in KY
LOUISVILLE, Ky.-- Gov. Andy Beshear, D-Ky., is in the national spotlight after a sweeping wave of Democratic gubernatorial victories across the country. On Thursday during a news briefing, Beshear, who chairs the Democratic Governors Association, said that the group’s success came from a coordinated effort among sitting Democratic governors, donors and candidates.
The Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky has announced new service improvements that will take effect this Saturday, November 7. The service updates reflect community input gathered in 2025. TANK sought feedback from riders, employees, nonprofit organizations, major employers and local government officials to help shape the improvements. In addition, TANK hosted public meetings in September to share details about the proposed service improvements and answer questions from community members.
Some Eastern Kentucky races were decided by margins of fewer than 50 votes.
