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LG&E and KU launch interactive map to simplify streetlight outage reporting
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (Nov. 12, 2026) — Louisville Gas and Electric Co. and Kentucky Utilities Co. have introduced a new interactive online map designed to make reporting streetlight outages faster and easier for customers across their Kentucky service territories. The new tool allows customers to locate a streetlight on a...
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Louisville neighborhood marks two years since deadly Givaudan factory explosion
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The Clifton Neighborhood will gather Thursday afternoon for a ceremony marking two years since a deadly explosion at the Givaudan coloring factory in Louisville killed two people, injured others and caused an estimated $30 million in damage. Outgoing District 9 Louisville Metro Council member Andrew Owen,...
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Kentucky's hemp business could be impacted from restrictions
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Governor Beshear announces more medical debt cancellations for Kentuckians
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Newsweek ranks Baptist Health Paducah among Kentucky's best hospitals
PADUCAH — Baptist Health Paducah was ranked the No. 8 hospital in Kentucky on Newsweek's "America's Best-in-State Hospitals 2027" list. The ranking recognizes 800 hospitals nationwide and is designed to provide patients with information to help them make informed healthcare decisions close to home. Hospitals are evaluated based on...
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Couple who celebrated engagement at Kentucky Castle sue over potential hidden cameras
A Virginia couple who celebrated their 2025 engagement at the Kentucky Castle in Versailles have filed a potential class-action lawsuit over allegations that cameras may have been hidden on the property by bourbon entrepreneur Wes Henderson . Henderson had been CEO of the Kentucky Castle’s parent company, TKC Hospitality Group, and its partner, TKC Distilling, until he was abruptly fired in October . Henderson, who apparently retains an ownership stake in the company, was fired after the Herald-Leader reported that family members have accused him in a sealed lawsuit of secretly filming them and others in private moments, including at the Kentucky Castle. Henderson has denied the allegations in a statement through an attorney and no criminal charges have been filed. Homeland Security has confirmed that it is investigating . No response to the lawsuit, which was filed Nov. 12, has been filed. Attorneys for Henderson and for the company did not immediately respond to requests for comment. But in a statement issued Thursday afternoon through a public relations agency that represents Henderson, The Kentucky Castle and TKC Hospitality, TKC Hospitality said it “unequivocally rejects the allegations suggesting that guests were secretly recorded while staying at our property.” TKC Hospitality