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KFC Slammed For Moving Out Of Hometown Kentucky To Texas
Parent company Yum Brands announced the move on Tuesday, stating that approximately 100 corporate employees will relocate over the next six months.
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Indian-Origin Man, 40, Arrested In US For Kidnapping, Beating Alleged Shoplifter
A 40-year-old Indian-origin man has been arrested in the United States for allegedly kidnapping and viciously beating a man suspected of shoplifting from his convenience store in Kentucky.
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Trump On Brink Of Landslide Victory, Harris Cancels Speech
Counting has begun for the US elections and Donald Trump has been announced the winner in the Red states of Indiana and Kentucky and Kamala Harris in the Blue state of Vermont by American networks.
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7 People Shot Along Highway In US' Kentucky, Suspect On The Run
Multiple people have been shot along a highway in the US state of Kentucky, authorities said Saturday, as authorities in the southern state hunted for the perpetrator.
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"Happy To Be Alive": US Woman Loses Arms, Legs After Kidney Stone Surgery
A woman in the United States got the shock of her life after she woke up at a Kentucky hospital with both legs amputated and learned she would soon lose her arms too due to a kidney stone infection.
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59-Year-Old US Man Dies After He Was Stung By A Swarm Of Bees
A 59-year-old man in Kentucky died after being stung by a swarm of bees while moving potting soil.
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Hundreds Of Gold Coins From Civil War Era Found In US
A trove of more than 700 gold coins dating back to the US Civil War found buried in a cornfield in the state of Kentucky is being put up for sale and is expected to reap millions.
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US Man Goes On Shooting Spree, Kills 5 Colleagues, Livestreams It
A 25-year-old bank employee opened fire at his workplace Monday in Louisville, in the US state of Kentucky, killing five people and wounding at least eight others in a livestreamed attack before police shot and killed him.
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Several Feared Dead As 2 US Army Choppers Crash During Training Mission
The governor of Kentucky said on Thursday fatalities were expected after two US Army Black Hawk helicopters crashed during a routine training mission over the state late on Wednesday.
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US University To Pay $14 Million To Family Of Student Athlete Who Died Of Heat Stroke
A family in the United States reached a multi-million-dollar settlement with a Kentucky university after their 20-year-old son died of a heat stroke following a workout with the wrestling team.
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US’ Kentucky Begins Evaluating Cost-Effective Electricity Operations for BTC Miners
The authorities of US' Kentucky state are examining two contracts, that propose to provide electricity to BTC miners at discounted rates. The contracts have been extended to the Kentucky authorities by Kentucky Power and Ebon International LLC. For now, Kentucky’s stance on the contracts remains awaited.
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Teen Swims To Rooftop With Pet Dog As Flood Hits US Town, Internet Overwhelmed
A teenager in the US is winning the hearts on social media for saving the life of her dog during the flash floods in Kentucky. A photo of Chloe Adams cradling her dog while sitting on the roof of a house surrounded by floodwaters is going viral.
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Race To Find Survivors As "Most Devastating" US Tornadoes Kill At Least 94
US emergency workers on Sunday desperately searched for survivors of ferocious late-season tornadoes that killed at least 94 across several states and left towns in ruins, including in the debris of a Kentucky candle factory.
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US Tornado Outbreak Likely "One Of The Largest" In History: Joe Biden
The storm system that devastated parts of the United States overnight is likely to be "one of the largest tornado outbreaks in our history," President Joe Biden said Saturday.
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Mayfield, Kentucky Reduced To "Matchsticks" After Tornado, Says Mayor
The downtown of Mayfield, Kentucky resembled a pile of "matchsticks," the small city's mayor said Saturday, hours after a devastating tornado roared through several US states and left more than 75 people dead.
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KFC Slammed For Moving Out Of Hometown Kentucky To Texas
Parent company Yum Brands announced the move on Tuesday, stating that approximately 100 corporate employees will relocate over the next six months.
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Indian-Origin Man, 40, Arrested In US For Kidnapping, Beating Alleged Shoplifter
A 40-year-old Indian-origin man has been arrested in the United States for allegedly kidnapping and viciously beating a man suspected of shoplifting from his convenience store in Kentucky.
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Trump On Brink Of Landslide Victory, Harris Cancels Speech
Counting has begun for the US elections and Donald Trump has been announced the winner in the Red states of Indiana and Kentucky and Kamala Harris in the Blue state of Vermont by American networks.
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7 People Shot Along Highway In US' Kentucky, Suspect On The Run
Multiple people have been shot along a highway in the US state of Kentucky, authorities said Saturday, as authorities in the southern state hunted for the perpetrator.
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"Happy To Be Alive": US Woman Loses Arms, Legs After Kidney Stone Surgery
A woman in the United States got the shock of her life after she woke up at a Kentucky hospital with both legs amputated and learned she would soon lose her arms too due to a kidney stone infection.
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59-Year-Old US Man Dies After He Was Stung By A Swarm Of Bees
A 59-year-old man in Kentucky died after being stung by a swarm of bees while moving potting soil.
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Hundreds Of Gold Coins From Civil War Era Found In US
A trove of more than 700 gold coins dating back to the US Civil War found buried in a cornfield in the state of Kentucky is being put up for sale and is expected to reap millions.
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US Man Goes On Shooting Spree, Kills 5 Colleagues, Livestreams It
A 25-year-old bank employee opened fire at his workplace Monday in Louisville, in the US state of Kentucky, killing five people and wounding at least eight others in a livestreamed attack before police shot and killed him.
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Several Feared Dead As 2 US Army Choppers Crash During Training Mission
The governor of Kentucky said on Thursday fatalities were expected after two US Army Black Hawk helicopters crashed during a routine training mission over the state late on Wednesday.
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US University To Pay $14 Million To Family Of Student Athlete Who Died Of Heat Stroke
A family in the United States reached a multi-million-dollar settlement with a Kentucky university after their 20-year-old son died of a heat stroke following a workout with the wrestling team.
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US’ Kentucky Begins Evaluating Cost-Effective Electricity Operations for BTC Miners
The authorities of US' Kentucky state are examining two contracts, that propose to provide electricity to BTC miners at discounted rates. The contracts have been extended to the Kentucky authorities by Kentucky Power and Ebon International LLC. For now, Kentucky’s stance on the contracts remains awaited.
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Teen Swims To Rooftop With Pet Dog As Flood Hits US Town, Internet Overwhelmed
A teenager in the US is winning the hearts on social media for saving the life of her dog during the flash floods in Kentucky. A photo of Chloe Adams cradling her dog while sitting on the roof of a house surrounded by floodwaters is going viral.
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Race To Find Survivors As "Most Devastating" US Tornadoes Kill At Least 94
US emergency workers on Sunday desperately searched for survivors of ferocious late-season tornadoes that killed at least 94 across several states and left towns in ruins, including in the debris of a Kentucky candle factory.
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US Tornado Outbreak Likely "One Of The Largest" In History: Joe Biden
The storm system that devastated parts of the United States overnight is likely to be "one of the largest tornado outbreaks in our history," President Joe Biden said Saturday.
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Mayfield, Kentucky Reduced To "Matchsticks" After Tornado, Says Mayor
The downtown of Mayfield, Kentucky resembled a pile of "matchsticks," the small city's mayor said Saturday, hours after a devastating tornado roared through several US states and left more than 75 people dead.
