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Kentucky requires water utilities serving more than 3,000 customers to add low levels of fluoride to drinking water.

The death toll has now jumped to 11.

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet announced Wednesday that snow removal crews from neighboring counties are responding to assist in Christian and Muhlenberg counties, where up to 3 inches of ice accumulated on some roads.

Hoptown Chronicle has compiled a list of restaurants and entertainment-related businesses that are reopening.

GracePointe Pastor Mark Bishop moved the Louisville church's service to Saturday after a breakfast where 500 showed up to eat.

A death over the weekend in Whitley County was reported Monday as Kentucky’s first storm-related fatality — a reminder of the dangers associated with extreme cold.

Sub-freezing temperatures are expected for much of the state into next week.

Most churches called off in-person worship, some businesses closed for the weekend and Christian County Public Schools will be closed through Wednesday.

Announcements related to the winter storm.

The measure now heads to the House.

About 90% of Kentuckians live within five miles of a community pharmacy while the state faces a shortage of primary care physicians.

Dr. Terry Fuqua has remained busy with many pursuits, including his devotion to volunteering as an English language tutor, since he retired as an internal medicine physician in 2008.