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Scott's sibling baseball battery: Pitcher Ty Cook throwing zeros to brother Trey
Teen brothers Trey and Ty Cook excel in baseball, forming a unique pitcher-catcher duo at Scott High School, with Ty boasting a perfect ERA and Trey leading in batting stats.
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5mHalf of Kentucky’s licensed medical cannabis dispensaries now open
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3mWalton-Verona district plans to retain property tax rates
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4mAfter lawsuit, Kentucky updates rule to match voter registration with out-of-state records
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2mKY Rep. Stephanie Dietz honored as 'Friend of Kentucky Cities'
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2mKenton County Police Chief Spike Jones voted in as new Covington assistant city manager
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