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• USGS verifies earthquake rumbled under western Ky. at same time as radar-indicated tornado - WKMS
• As data centers spring up in Kentucky, local organizers rally citizens for national day of protest - WKU Public Radio
• Kentucky's first medical cannabis dispensary set to reopen - WKU Public Radio
• Labor board rules in favor of union in contested BlueOval SK election - WKU Public Radio
• ‘Now they’re left in the rain’: BlueOval workers face Feb.14 closing date - WKU Public Radio
• Five Louisville residents under federal indictment for driver's license fraud - WKU Public Radio
• Kentucky higher education group reaches proposed settlement with DOJ - WKU Public Radio
• Bowling Green leaders consider data center regulations, reject moratorium - WKU Public Radio
• Rare frost quakes rattle parts of Kentucky, Tennessee - WKU Public Radio
• Refugee agencies in Ky prepare for less job and food benefits in '26 - WKU Public Radio
• Kentucky Chief Justice John Minton, Jr. Announces Retirement - WKU Public Radio
• With Texas-sized fanfare, Buc-ee's opens 2nd Kentucky location - WKU Public Radio
• Ohio County will be home to Kentucky's first medical cannabis dispensary - WKU Public Radio
• New Weekend Programs Now Airing on WKU Public Radio - WKU Public Radio
• WKU Public Radio 2018 Election Day Results - WKU Public Radio
• Adair, Casey County circuit court judge suspended over misconduct - WKU Public Radio
• When ‘I don’t know’ is the most honest answer: what’s the future of WKU Public Media? - WKU Public Radio
• Bill limiting powers of Ky. constables advances in legislature - WKU Public Radio
• WKU Public Radio and WKU-PBS Part of New Journalism Effort Awarded Grant by CPB - WKU Public Radio
• 'The appropriate place to honor his memory': John Prine Memorial Park to be officially dedicated in Muhlenberg Co. - WKU Public Radio
• War And Violence On The Decline In Modern Times - NPR
• Quarles says he's staying in public sector, teases imminent announcement on future plans - WKU Public Radio
• Deeb Named Local Host for All Things Considered; Miller Takes Reporter's Role - WKU Public Radio
• TVA submits application for nation’s first small modular nuclear reactor - WKU Public Radio
• Bowling Green Mayor Drops Out of Race, Makes Endorsement - WKU Public Radio
• Tick season returns to Kentucky as CDC reports highest rates of hospital visits this decade - WKU Public Radio
• Fisher Dynamics To Open Evansville Facility, Will Hire 169 Workers - WKU Public Radio
• Kentucky to Give $18 Million in Tax Incentives to Bible-Themed Park - WKU Public Radio
• Eighty Years After Last Public Hanging in America, Some Owensboro Residents Still Impacted by Event - WKU Public Radio
• Report: Former Senator and Kentucky Governor Wendell Ford Battling Lung Cancer - WKU Public Radio
• John Hardin High School Big Man Named Kentucky's Top High School Football Player - WKU Public Radio
• Downing Museum Art on WKU Campus Following Fire at Baker Arboretum - WKU Public Radio
• Kentucky ACLU Questions KET's Rules on Who is Invited to Participate in Debates - WKU Public Radio
• Pulaski County Pastor Charged in Danville Pawn Shop Killings - WKU Public Radio
• Settlement Reached in Civil Suit Against KSP Trooper - WKU Public Radio