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2025 was a strong year for KY organ donors

Danville, Kentucky · Danville

2025 was a strong year for KY organ donors

71% Right coverage: 7 sources

FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – Donate Life Kentucky Trust marked 2025 as one of the strongest years in its history with more than 75,000 Kentuckians joining the state’s organ, eye and […]See the Story

Spencer County teacher Michelle Gross up for National Teacher of the Year

Spencer County teacher Michelle Gross up for National Teacher of the Year

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

Gross was named Kentucky's 2026 Teacher of the Year in October 2025. She joins eight other educators as finalists for the national honor.See the Story

FBI Opens Criminal Investigation Into 'Revenue Diversion' Discovered at City of Florence

FBI · Florence

FBI Opens Criminal Investigation Into 'Revenue Diversion' Discovered at City of Florence

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The FBI has opened a criminal investigation into City of Florence finances after city officials discovered "revenue diversion" that's been happening for years, according to an announcement from the city.According to the city's press release, the "revenue diversion activities" were discovered through new financial oversight measures implemented by Mayor Dr. Julie Aubuchon; those measures were added at Aubuchon's direction as part of a reorganizat…See the Story

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