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Data centers spark debate in Kentucky U.S. Senate race (opens the original)
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PADUCAH â Data centers have become a controversial topic recently, especially in politics. After the recent announcement of the Paducah American Energy Hub, politicians have begun to weigh in, including candidates for retiring Sen. Mitch McConnell's seat, U.S. Rep. Andy Barr and Democratic candidate Charles Booker. Last week, WPSD-TV received a text message from Barrâs campaign accusing Booker of changing his stance on data centers in Kentucky. The text message included a video clip of Booke
General Matter to focus on community connection while awaiting uranium facility license (opens the original)
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PADUCAH â The application is another step toward constructing the $1.5 billion commercial uranium facility at the Department of Energy Paducah Site. Austin Raynor, chief legal officer for General Matter, said the application normally takes the commission 18 months to approve submissions. However, he believes it could be approved quicker. "The NRC is really committed to doing a thorough job, but doing it more efficiently than historically. So I think they're targeting more like 12 months," Rayn
Political parties emphasize outreach as headquarters prep for midterm election (opens the original)
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PADUCAH â With less than 40 days until the 2026 midterm election, local political party headquarters in the region are preparing to get voters out to the polls. Last weekend, the McCracken County Democratic Headquarters opened its doors at its new downtown Paducah location. The ribbon-cutting event featured local political speakers, as well at Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman. From originally operating out of volunteers' homes or the public library, chairman Michael McVicker said the organization h
Fulton County Sheriff's Office supports deputy after child loss (opens the original)
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HICKMAN, Ky. â Fulton County Sheriff's Office is showing support for a fellow deputy after losing his child to cancer. The department surprised the deputy by wearing gold bracelets, raising awareness for families in the area. "When it comes to losing a child, that's a feeling that nobody knows unless you lose one," Jay Black said. Black's daughter, Lennon Kash Black, lost her seven-month battle at 4 years old. Lennon was initially evaluated at Jackson Purchase Medical Center, but was transferr
Kentucky political figures emphasize workforce investments at conference (opens the original)
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GILBERTSVILLE, Ky. â The Kentucky Labor Management Conference brought together representatives from labor, management, and big names in Kentucky politics on Wednesday for the second day of events and programs. The conference serves as a way for representatives to share ideas and insight into labor challenges. Gov. Andy Beshear, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Rocky Adkins, and Democratic Senate candidate Charles Booker were in attendance at Kentucky Dam Village to learn about the cooperatio
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