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Judge backs ruling that benches must go
COVINGTON — A federal judge has refused to stay his order that a bus bench advertising company must remove its benches in Covington. City officials have been trying to clear items they consider ...
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Woman sentenced for embezzling from nuns
LOUISVILLE — A former bookkeeper for the Little Sisters of the Poor has been sentenced to 27 months in prison and ordered to pay $364,000 in restitution for embezzling money from the Roman Catholic...
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Long-term rehab center opening at Fort Knox
FORT KNOX — A new long-term rehabilitation center for soldiers at Fort Knox is celebrating a ribbon-cutting this week. The ceremony for the Warrior Transition Battalion Complex will be held on W...
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Developer wants subdivision in path of new Louisville bridge
LOUISVILLE — The owners of an eastern Louisville tract of land that sits in the path of a planned Ohio River bridge say they are moving ahead with plans to develop a subdivision with two marinas. ...
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Sheriff: 92-year-old shoots, kills robber
VERONA — Sheriff’s officials in northern Kentucky say a 92-year-old man shot and killed a would-be robber breaking into his home overnight. The Boone County Sheriff’s Office says Earl Jones of V...
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Boone’s Trace elevates pioneer
CORBIN — The president of The Boone Society says plans to mark the trail that Daniel Boone took into central Kentucky will finally elevate the pioneer to the status he deserves and could help boost...
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State sees alarming growth of drug-addicted newborns
LOUISVILLE — The number of newborns hospitalized for drug addiction has soared in Kentucky over the last decade. Many of the tiny babies are victims of the prescription pill epidemic in Kentucky...
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Associated Press A damaged downtown business stands Tuesday as a grim reminder of the tornado that smashed through West Liberty in March. The flow of drive-by traffic has returned to downtown six months later, but commerce hasn't.
Changes afoot as town recovers from tornado
WEST LIBERTY — Eddie and Sherri Granger’s new life running an antique store collapsed in a heap of debris when a tornado demolished their nearly century-old building while tearing through this east...
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22 children die of abuse, neglect in state in past year
FRANKFORT— A state report says at least 22 Kentucky children died in the past year as a result of abuse and neglect. But the annual report from the Cabinet for Health and Family Services release...
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Deputies searching for inmate
HARDINSBURG — Police say they are searching for an escaped inmate in Breckinridge County who overpowered a deputy jailer and stole a van. Breckinridge County Sheriff Todd Pate said the jail empl...
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