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The murder trial for missing Bardstown mother, Crystal Rogers, is headed to southern Kentucky. A Nelson County judge ruled Monday that the trial of Brooks Houck and two co-defendants will be held in Warren County.
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Students and staff walked out of class on Wednesday in Nelson County, protesting a controversial decision by the school board.The demonstration followed after a vote Tuesday night by the Nelson County School Board to continue with a plan to merge the county’s two high schools.
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The former boyfriend of a central Kentucky woman who disappeared more than eight years ago has been arrested on charges stemming from the investigation, the FBI and Kentucky State Police said Wednesday in a statement.Brooks Houck was arrested without incident on charges stemming from the Crystal Rogers investigation, the statement said.
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Opponents of the new law say local communities will be impacted by the loss of revenue generated by the tax that helps fund essential services. They've also criticized industry officials for asking for a tax break while reporting historic growth and revenue.
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The Kentucky Attorney General’s Office has appointed a special prosecutor over twounsolved deaths and a disappearance in Nelson County.Among the cases is the 2015 disappearance of Crystal Rogers, a mother of five whose car and personal belongings were found on the side of the Bluegrass Parkway.
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A prayer vigil will be held on Wednesday evening in honor of Crystal Rogers, a Bardstown woman who hasn't been seen or heard from since July 3,…
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A new museum in Bardstown is intended to help fill in some gaps in the town’s history. The Bardstown-Nelson County African American Heritage Museum opened…
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A pharmacy in Nelson County is scheduling COVID-19 vaccinations from a waiting list of more than 2,000 people.Crume Drug Store in Bardstown has about 500…
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While bourbon may have put Bardstown on the map, the rural Kentucky town is helping bring to market the most coveted vaccine in modern history. Kentucky…
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The COVID-19 vaccine is starting to protect healthcare workers and the most vulnerable populations thanks, in part, to a research facility in Kentucky.…