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A group of advocates is calling for Gov. Bill Lee to stop Christa Pike’s ex*****on scheduled for next week.

Pike is the only woman on Tennessee’s death row. She is scheduled to be the first woman executed in Tennessee since 1819.

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Kentucky’s Supreme Court has again denied Attorney General Russell Coleman’s petition to restart ex*****ons.

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People across the country are coming together Friday to celebrate Dolly Parton on 9 to 5 Day, a nod to Parton’s hit song and film.

Several such events will take place in Central Kentucky.

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A three-vehicle crash in Laurel County killed one person and sent two others to the hospital on Thursday.

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Honeysuckle, known for its white flower and nectar, is causing problems for forests across central Kentucky.

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Sarah Parker worked at the Georgetown Walmart starting at 16 years old and is now a teacher at Georgetown Middle School.

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Fall like temperatures are finally here after Central Kentucky had several hot stretches earlier this month. That’s not ideal for fall foliage.

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A nail spill on a Lexington road caused numerous flat tires and for the road to be shut down on Thursday evening.

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Leaders from Lexington’s violence prevention initiative, ONE Lexington, met with state leaders in Frankfort to share strategies used locally as lawmakers consider policies for the Department of Juvenile Justice.

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