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The WVXU news team is committed to covering the election fairly and accurately, and we want to hear directly from voters in a short, three-question survey. -
The storms hit about four days after severe weather on Friday. -
Plus, what happened at the Duck Creek flood gate. -
The potential facility is estimated to have a $50 million annual payroll, according to our news partner The Cincinnati Business Courier. -
Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin was also in Christian County to watch today’s solar eclipse along with tens of thousands of visitors.
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Update: Republican Presidential Candidates Rally Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee organized a rally Tuesday just after Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis’ release from jail. The Huckabee campaign estimated the rally drew about4,000 people. If that figure is true, then the -
Update 6:21 p.m.: Gov. Beshear Again Says No To Special Session For Clerks Bill In a statement released Thursday evening, Gov. Steve Beshear again said he would not call a special session for the General Assembly to consider legislation that would relieve county
