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"Kind of came out of nowhere": Katelyn Dyer's thyroid cancer diagnosis came after months of fatigue (opens the original)
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WINCHESTER, KY- September is Thyroid Cancer Awareness Month, and a woman in recovery is sharing her story to encourage others to seek routine care. Katelyn Dyer had never faced a serious health issue before her diagnosis. "I've never had a single health issue in my life, so it kind of came out of nowhere," Dyer said. Months before her diagnosis, Dyer had a new baby at home and was constantly tired. She assumed it was a normal part of new motherhood. "I was seven months postpartum when I feel lik
Kentucky trooper's killing echoes 2023 deputy shooting, State Representative Hampton calls for accountability (opens the original)
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The fatal shooting of Kentucky State Police Trooper Hayden Phillips during a traffic stop on I-65 is drawing comparisons to the 2023 killing of Scott County Sheriff's Deputy Caleb Conley, who was shot and killed during a traffic stop on I-75. State Representative Tony Hampton, who served as Scott County Sheriff when Conley was shot and killed in May 2023, said the two cases share striking similarities. "It's so similar to what happened with Deputy Conley," Hampton said. Conley was killed near mi
Barry Atkins' 1994 white Chevy pickup stolen from Crab Orchard home, police seek public's help (opens the original)
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Crab Orchard, KY- Barry Atkins' 1994 white Chevy pickup truck was stolen from his home on Walnut Street in Crab Orchard sometime between midnight and 7 a.m. on Sept. 17 according to police. "I just walked out the door and seen it wasn't there," Atkins said. The theft has left Atkins without a way to get to work. His boss is now giving him a ride to Lasure's, where he has worked for more than 20 years. "That's your only means of transportation, right?" Atkins was asked. The City of Crab Orchard i
"It's such a big need:" Glean Kentucky works to distribute food to individuals experiencing food insecurity (opens the original)
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Lexington, KY- Glean Kentucky is working to eliminate food waste and end hunger across the commonwealth by rescuing surplus produce and redistributing it free of charge to people experiencing food insecurity — but rising fuel costs are straining the non-profit's operations this year. The organization gleans over 1,000 times per year, collecting surplus produce from farmers' fields, gardens and local markets before it ends up in compost piles or landfills. Spokesperson Merlin Lee said the mission
Bluegrass Ride shutting down free fixed-route bus service in Nicholasville this upcoming weekend (opens the original)
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Nicholasville, KY- Bluegrass Ride is making major changes to its public transit service in Nicholasville and Danville, with the free deviated fixed-route system shutting down at the end of the day Friday. Bluegrass Community Action Partnership, which operates the transit program, says the decision comes after years of mounting financial pressure. "This is not a choice that we wanted to make. We do understand that transportation is a huge barrier to a lot of people," Troy Roberts, executive direc
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