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Lexington native Brenna Angel wakes up early to anchor the local morning newscasts for WUKY. It's a job she's held since March 2010 after previously working for WHAS-AM in Louisville.

Brenna is also a general assignment reporter, always on the hunt for a story with good sound and interesting perspectives.  Her work has been honored by the Hearst Foundation, the Radio Television Digital News Association, and the Associated Press. Several of Brennaââ

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4:49 pm
Mon January 28, 2013

Unbridled Kentuckians Decide It's Time For A Kick-Ass New Slogan

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Whit Hiler (left) and Griffin VanMeter are spearheading the campaign to change Kentucky's slogan from Unbridled Spirit to Kentucky Kicks Ass.
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The proposed logo for a new Kentucky slogan. A team of advertising professionals are pushing for it to replace the current slogan, Unbridled Spirit.
Credit Ed Reinke / AP
A display showing Kentucky's current logo and slogan, and explaining what it means, sits in the Capitol Annex cafeteria in 2005.
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