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Union College's Dr. Larry Inkster retiring after 50 years of service

The Kentucky Daily Apr 26, 2023 0 Comments

Barbourville, KY – April 25, 2023 On April 19, Union College faculty, students, staff, and family gathered in the historic Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Gymnasium to celebrate Dr. Larry Inkster’s retirement. Slideshow images featured Inkster wearing his baseball jersey, speaking at a lectern, posing with fellow alumni, getting pied in

I-75 lane closure set for Tuesday, April 25 as Crews Conduct Maintenance Operations in Whitley County

The Kentucky Daily Apr 24, 2023 0 Comments

MANCHESTER, Ky. (April 24, 2023) – The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet plans to restrict traffic to one lane on Interstate 75 at mile point 24.6 (southbound) in Whitley County on Tuesday, April 25 due to maintenance operations. The work schedule is listed below: * On Tuesday, April 25, southbound traffic at mile

Supreme Court keeps abortion medication available, for now

The Kentucky Daily Apr 24, 2023 0 Comments

In a 7-2 decision, the United States Supreme Court stayed a lower court ruling that the abortion medication, mifepristone, should be removed from use in the entire country. The Supreme Court decided to allow the drug to continue to be sold and used in states where abortion is still legal

Wall Street Journal reporter arrested in Russia denied bail or conditions of custody

The Kentucky Daily Apr 19, 2023 0 Comments

At a court hearing in Moscow on Tuesday, Wall Street Journal writer Evan Gershkovich's request to modify the conditions of his espionage-related imprisonment was rejected. The U.S. citizen was detained in Russia last month as part of the Kremlin's campaign against international media outlets following its invasion of Ukraine

Fox News settles Dominion voting machine case for $787.5 million

The Kentucky Daily Apr 19, 2023 0 Comments

A jury had been picked, the 12 average Americans and 12 alternates were in the courtroom, lawyers were ready to give their opening statements after a lunch break, a lunch they would never come back from. On the first day of the trial in the lawsuit of Dominion voting machines

Union College's Dr. Larry Inkster retiring after 50 years of service

I-75 lane closure set for Tuesday, April 25 as Crews Conduct Maintenance Operations in Whitley County

Supreme Court keeps abortion medication available, for now

Wall Street Journal reporter arrested in Russia denied bail or conditions of custody

Fox News settles Dominion voting machine case for $787.5 million

Game on. Cumberlands launches degree in gaming.

Body found in parking lot at Knox Central High School Thursday morning

Removal of controversial statue was improper, according to Kentucky Supreme Court