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Trump announces historic Iran-Israel ceasefire agreement to end '12 Day War'; IN college sports ban on trans athletes starts July 1; KY child overdose cases highlighted during National Safety Month; Report: More Gen Z students factor politics into college decisions.

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Some in Congress question the legality of Trump's Iran strikes, as he announces a ceasefire. Gen Zers filter their college choices by politics, and Islamophobic rhetoric surfaces in NYC's tight mayoral race.

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Giant data centers powering artificial intelligence want cheap rural land but some communities are pushing back, Hurricane Helene mobilized a North Carolina town in unexpected ways, and Cherokee potters make ceramics that honor multiple generations.

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Millions Returned To Kentucky Working Families

FRANKFORT, Ky. - Although Tax Day 2010 has come and gone, this year some Kentuckians are celebrating the benefits of filing on time, with larger …

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Health Care Plan: What Does It Mean in Kentucky?

FRANKFORT, Ky. - The health care reform bill signed into law last week by President Obama will have a direct impact on people in Kentucky, according …

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Report: Invest More in KY's Working Families

FRANKFORT, Ky. - Kentucky is a state of tremendous natural beauty and rich history, but it also has serious, longstanding economic challenges…

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Childhood Inactivity: Early Steps Needed to Prevent a Growing Problem

LOUISVILLE, Ken. - Health advocates in Kentucky are taking on a new foe: childhood inactivity. The question is, what to do about it? It's not as …

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National Census Shows Increased Demand for Domestic Violence Services

FRANKFORT, Ky. - Kentucky domestic violence programs are serving thousands of women in the state, but victim demand is growing, and agencies are …

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Warning: Tax Preparer Fraud Ahead

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - For many Kentuckians, saving a few hundred dollars at tax time can be a blessing. In order to receive that payoff legally, however…

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Report Looks at Cost of Payday Loans in Kentucky

FRANKFORT, Ky. - Members of the Kentucky Coalition for Responsible Lending released a yearlong study Tuesday on the economic impact of payday lending …

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AARP Supports Emergency Relief for Older Americans

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The economic downturn has hit seniors especially hard, but help for older Kentuckians may be on the way - if Congress takes action…

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Kentuckians Show Valentine Love for the Mountains

FRANKFORT, Ken. - Hundreds of Kentucky residents, including former coal miners, rallied Thursday at the state Capitol to celebrate the state's …

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Kentucky Legislature to Study Payday Lending

FRANKFORT, Ky. - A bill aimed at capping interest rates and fees on short-term loans has been filed for action in this year's session of the Kentucky …

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