June 20, 2013
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Former mining official settles lawsuit
LOUISVILLE — A former state mining official who alleged he was fired for opposing illegal coal mining practices has reached a $270,000 settlement with Kentucky’s Energy and Environment Cabinet. ...
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Police say man was robbed, stripped
LOUISVILLE — A 25-year-old Louisville man has been arrested on a robbery charge after police said he robbed and beat a man before stealing his clothes and leaving him on the street naked. The Co...
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Police search for northeastern Kentucky teen gone missing while deer hunting
TILTON — Police in northeastern Kentucky were searching for a teenager who disappeared over the weekend while hunting deer with his father. Fleming County Emergency Management Director Dwayne Pr...
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27 gambling machines destroyed
CORBIN — A southern Kentucky sheriff has destroyed 27 electric gambling machines confiscated earlier this year during two raids. Laurel County Sheriff John Root told The Times-Tribune that deput...
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Dogs go to jail to learn manners
HENDERSON — For a group of dogs in western Kentucky, having bad manners around the house landed them in jail. Inmates at the Henderson County Detention Center are working with six dogs as part o...
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Commission endorses local option taxes
FRANKFORT — A proposal to allow voters in cash-strapped local governments across Kentucky to decide through ballot initiatives whether to approve temporary sales tax increases to pay for specific b...
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Appeals court to hear case of former judge
LOUISVILLE — The U.S. 6th Circuit Court of Appeals will hear the case of former Clay County Circuit Judge R. Cletus Maricle and others on Jan. 25 in Cincinnati. Maricle is serving more than 26 y...
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Officials ID man found after standoff
LOUISVILLE — Jefferson County officials have identified a man who was found dead after a fire broke out in an apartment building during a standoff with police last week. Deputy Coroner Sam Weakl...
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Daviess reinstitutes juvenile drug court
OWENSBORO — Officials in western Kentucky are working together restart a juvenile drug court. Daviess County Attorney Claud Porter said the city of Owensboro and the county have each agreed to p...
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Horse trainers say state’s new Lasix rule isn’t working
LEXINGTON — Trainers complain a new rule that allows only state veterinarians to administer the anti-bleeder medication known as Lasix to horses on race day isn’t working. Since the rule took ef...
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