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Lobbying in Frankfort may set new record for spending
FRANKFORT — Tobacco companies were among a growing list of businesses and organizations that are on track to set a new spending record this year for lobbying Frankfort lawmakers. Legislative Eth...
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Tests required by new drug law can be costly
LEXINGTON — Under a new law designed to curb prescription pill abuse, patients with long-term conditions requiring controlled substances have to submit to urine drug tests that aren’t always covere...
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New area code may be in the works
FRANKFORT — The Kentucky Public Service Commission has begun the process again of establishing a new area code for the western half of the state. The agency made that announcement Thursday. T...
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Associated Press Police and rescue workers converge on an overturned Jefferson County school bus and a demolished car Friday in Louisville. No students were seriously injured.
School bus hit by car overturns
LOUISVILLE — A school bus full of middle school students overturned when it was hit by a car in southwest Louisville, but no students were seriously injured. Louisville police say the bus was he...
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UK president bans alcohol in tailgating spots
LOUISVILLE — What’s a tailgate without alcohol? Some fans at the University of Kentucky’s next football game are about to find out. UK President Eli Capilouto on Thursday imposed a strict alcoho...
Sep 28, 2012 | 0 0 comments | 0 0 recommendations | email to a friend
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Student restraint policy draws comments
FRANKFORT — A public hearing over a proposal to restrict how students can be restrained in classrooms across the state has drawn dozens of comments. Advocates for the regulation say it is needed...
Sep 27, 2012 | 0 0 comments | 0 0 recommendations | email to a friend
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Libraries damaged in storms receiving grants
LOUISVILLE — Two Kentucky libraries that were damaged in storms this year have been awarded grants from Kentucky Book Fair Inc. The grants of $3,750 each were announced at the Kentucky Library A...
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Brothers wanted in slaying in custody
ALBANY — Kentucky State Police say two southern Kentucky brothers accused of killing a 73-year-old man have been taken into custody. Police say the brothers — 33-year-old Phillip M. Roberts and ...
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Jail inmate tests positive for tuberculosis
CATLETTSBURG — Eastern Kentucky health officials are testing nearly 300 people for tuberculosis after a man being held at a jail tested positive for the disease. Ashland-Boyd County Health Depar...
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CSI: Henderson County High
HENDERSON — Jeffery Dennison was stabbed to death on a Thursday, and it was up to a group of student super sleuths to figure out who did it. Teens in Madison Sewell’s criminal law classes at Hen...
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