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Boil water advisory

Posted: 10:08 PM A boil water advisory is in effect for hundreds of customers in Harlan County.

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Woman chooses jail time over rehab

Posted: 9:59 PM 34 year old Karen Dople was sentenced in court last week on prostitution, resisting arrest, evading police and drug charges.

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First-ever nationwide EAS test flops

Posted: 9:56 PM Discrepancies were reported across the country during the first-ever test of the Emergency Alert System Wednesday. Some television and radio stations did not air the test at all. Some who aired it stayed with the signal longer than others.

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Threat prompts lockdown at courthouse

Posted: 9:56 PM The McCreary County courthouse was on lockdown for several hours this afternoon after a man threatened to kill a social worker.

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Sheriff's deputy is arrested

Posted: 6:05 PM A sheriff's deputy is arrested after police say he was found traveling with a missing sixteen year old from Virginia.

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Toddler's murder trial begins

Updated: 7:13 PM The prosecution says he is responsible for killing his girlfriend's two year old daughter.

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Plea hearing in reactor inspection records case

Posted: 8:18 AM CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) - A second contractor employee charged with falsifying electrical cable inspection records at the Tennessee Valley Authority's Watts Bar reactor project is changing his plea to guilty.

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City of Lynch has a new mayor

Posted: 8:17 AM John Adams beat out Taylor Hall, who was appointed to take over the city following the resignation of Darlene Monhollen, due to health reasons.

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Public forum to be held on judicial ethics

Posted: 8:14 AM LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - A proposal to allow the public financing of judicial candidates in Kentucky will get a public forum this month in Louisville.

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Hollenbach wins close race for Ky. treasurer

Posted: 10:56 PM LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - Incumbent Democrat Todd Hollenbach has been re-elected as Kentucky's treasurer thanks to strong support in his hometown of Louisville.

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