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PCHS named one of the Best High School in Kentucky

2021 @NKUNorseSB schedule is now available

Wide Receiver Wan’Dale Robinson Transfers to Kentucky

Kentucky Rifle Begins 2021 Season at No. 3 Ole Miss Monday

@NKUNorseMBB drops 65-63 decision at home against IUPUI

Wildcats game vs Camels postponed as covid concern arises

State Representative Lisa Willner to file bills protecting protestors, de-militarizing police

UK MBB Named NCAA March Madness Team of the Week

Looking Back - January 12

Falmouth City Clerk announces utility penalties will resume

Butler seeking direction on alcohol ordinance

Rep. Hart update

Senator Schroder’s Update

Annetta Lashaune Thornton Brockman, 52

Bristol Dirt Race at full capacity, Chili Bowl turning laps

Freshman Ladycats go 2-1 to start season

Ladycats take care of Cov Latin on Senior Night

Council appoints new fire leadership

New restaurant serving Butler’s dining needs

Petition to impeach Beshear submitted in Frankfort

Thomas scores 1000th point

Mistaken ID leads to Falmouth business being harrassed in aftermath of Capitol riots

Attorney General Cameron Launches ‘Your Eyes Save Lives' Statewide Human Trafficking Awareness Campaign

Wildcats Come Up Short vs. No. 5 Gamecocks in Memorial Coliseum

Wildcats Saturday opponent has player test positive for Covid

@NKUNorseMBB takes Cleveland State to overtime on the road, but falls 74-71

Cats take the bite out of the Gators

@NKUNorseMBB succumbs to the Vikings, 58-44, on Friday night

Becky's Flower Basket says, "That wasn't us storming the Capitol"

Allen tells brother to have fun and he is proud of him

"Its what I do" Allen says about him being a shooter

An Open Letter To All Pendleton County Wildcat Fans,

No. 10 Kentucky Falls at No. 8 Texas A&M

Brooks Medically Cleared to Return to Competition

Gov. Beshear, Legislative Leaders Agree to Delay State of the Commonwealth

‘Born-alive’ bill clears Senate committee

Pro-life measure first to pass out of committee

Men's March Madness will be played entirely in Indiana

Invocations reveal differences in Kentucky and Washington, D.C.

Before the Wildcats had Dontaie, they had the explosive TNT