(function(d, s, c, o) {var js = d.createElement(s), fjs = d.getElementsByTagName(s);js.src = ‘//js.boxcast.com/v3.min.js’;js.onload = function() { boxcast.noConflict()(‘#boxcast-widget-‘+c).loadChannel(c, o); };js.charset = ‘utf-8’;fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs);}(document, ‘script’, ‘wnky-news-40-solar-eclipse-coverage-ijxt0ipx0zi4tdmfdqbu’, {“showTitle”:1,”showDescription”:1,”showHighlights”:1,”showRelated”:false,”defaultVideo”:”next”,”playInline”:false,”dvr”:true,”market”:”smb”,”showCountdown”:true,”showDonations”:false,”showDocuments”:false,”showIndex”:false,”showChat”:false,”hidePreBroadcastTextOverlay”:false})); According to a release by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, the total eclipse will last about one to three minutes in Kentucky. Major cities along its path include Paducah, Morganfield and Henderson. But you might be…