Glasgow, KY News

• Glasgow, KY News
• UPDATE 3:05 p.m.: Fatal wreck on Burkesville Road
• Jail staff challenges Ober’s report
• BBBS honors volunteers Bell, Click
• Magistrates defend decision
• Park, students form partnership
• Cemetery dedication planned Sunday
• No swimming allowed at lake for Memorial Day
• Late Night Update: Investigation continues regarding injured teen
• Graduates are last of an era
• GHS seniors honor Kidwell
• Ky. Judicial Branch faces cuts
• Monroe Co. budget gets nod on first reading
• Community remembers
• Fire leaves owner asking, ‘What’s next?’
• Lyle will be Memorial Day speaker
• Youth theater group brings Grimm production to stage
• Monroe County man wins 53rd District
• There are many reasons for massive Massie win
• Evening Update: Scotties beat ACS for 15th District championship
• Evening Update: Lady Scotties win district championship
• Gardner beats Davis
• Givens fends off Butler
• Davis will leave office at end of 2012 after 10 years as local CA
• Massie takes 4th District
• Alzheimer’s workshops available
• 911 board approves additional purchases for operations center
• AT principal search continues
• Nominations sought for Patriot Award winner
• Jail continues to deal with lawsuits
• Stinnett’s civil suit against BCSO postponed
• Hunter will lead B&PW
• Ky. colleges, universities confer record number of degrees
• EVENING UPDATE: Attorney General encourages use of election fraud hotline
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Meth labs found south of Munfordville
• BCHS grads say so long
• Low turnout expected for primary
• Harlow saves energy for BCS
• GHS art show will be the last in old school
• Companies hiring in Horse Cave
• Comer back in court
• Educators focusing on 'Unbridled Learning'
• Obituaries: May 17, 2012
• BCSO deputy faces revoked release
• Interchange work will continue until 2013
• BC budget gets first go
• Court discusses new road bids
• City Council hears tourism report, amends budget
• EVENING UPDATE: BCSO deputy faces revoked release
• Lexington woman killed in crash
• 1 defendant denied bond, 2 pretrials delayed
• CCPD gets $5,000 Dart Corp. grant
• Section of loop named for hero
• Chinese classes return to BC schools
• Teen abuse of prescription pain drugs starts early
• Online exclusive: Saturday roller derby bout to benefit charity
• BCHS hosts 2012 Relay
• Loop will be named for Bush Monday
• Discrimination claim filed against GPD
• Fire takes Cave City business
• Barren River Plaza welcomes new businesses
• OVERNIGHT UPDATE: Concrete business destroyed by fire
• Medallion design changes, meaning remains the same
• Luminaria ceremony will ‘kick it up a notch’
• Relay teams have different fund-raising ways
• Young found guilty in Martin murder
• 6 BCHS students picked as Gov. Scholars
• MCNP rangers respond to medical emergency
• Evening Update: Young found guilty of all charges
• Torch run new to event this year
• Volunteers work on area projects
• CELTIC Academy selected for program
• Young, Parke trial under way
• Study finds 12 health problems that can be deadly for people with COPD
• Magistrates approve 1st reading of budget
• Wine, beer package sales OK in MCNP
• Livestock farmers to get first payment
• Inmate takes extended holiday break
• Tourist commission adds new member
• Analysis raises concerns about how clinical trials are conducted
• Mammoth Cave guides become tour experts
• Local man killed in crash
• Students’ art goes on display
• Tight swaddling may raise babies' risk of hip problems
• 9:24 a.m. Morning Update: 911 activity for the weekend
• Beaming Up
• 6 million reasons to build exhibit
• 2 BC women arrested on drug charges
• Harper named BC director of instruction
• WKU-Glasgow honors grads
• It's all about safe babies
• Glasgow board discusses several topics
• New drug approved for erectile dysfunction
• Missing Hart Co. teen found
• Plea agreement spells out Minor’s sentence
• Grant will add bounce to PCE play time
• Watch returns through time
• Students take once-in-a-lifetime NYC trip
• Blood sugar control a challenge for kids with type 2 diabetes
• Afternoon Update: Body found confirmed to be Crain
• P.I. alleges list of problems at jail
• Minor enters guilty plea on 1 charge
• Murder case sent to grand jury
• GHS first in state to pass program
• Exercise, healthy diet help keep cancer from coming back
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Body in Butler County currently not connected to Hart Co. teen
• Afternoon Update: Private investigator to report on jail
• Local groups help launch program
• Pedigo trial date moved
• Restaurant finds new life after fire
• Walking can cut fatigue after cancer surgery, study suggests
• Gum disease not a proven cause of heart disease, experts say
• Wood returns as coach
• Former local named master officer
• Canned produce can be a nutritional bargain, study says
• Afternoon Update: GHS first in state to complete NAF requirements
• Damage cleanup under way
• Second fire also ruled suspect
• Fair gives info to job hunters
• Metcalfe library receives grant for center
• Local tax preparer indicted by grand jury
• American Lung Association issues guidelines for lung cancer screening
• Storm results in damage in three counties, some heavy
• Friends remember GHS grad for selfless nature
• Fire ruled to be arson
• Plea change won’t alter defense strategy
• 3 meth-related arrests made
• Willing Hearts and Hands celebrates decade of service
• Measles cases hit 15-year high
• Fire strikes another historic home
• Pair charged with murder plead not guilty
• 2 arrested in Monroe County death
• Chamber visits cattle farm
• Council looks for park shelter grant money
• Board honors Love
• Money for pre-K programs continues to decline
• State mowing to begin
• Arthritis patients who skip prescribed gastroprotective drugs risk side effects
• Active lifestyle may reduce Alzheimer's risk, study shows
• 3 departments fight blaze
• Chamber honors businesses
• Tenn. man sentenced in home break-ins
• DARE students celebrate
• Make safety a priority during spring cleaning chores
• Men, women of VFDs make a difference
• Kentucky receives nutrition grant
• Fewer kids dying from unintentional injuries
• J.L. French exec says business as usual
• Stalking charges dropped against teacher
• Board approves motion for 2012-13 bids
• Hip and knee replacements not as successful in smokers
• Board approves new school calendar
• Court addresses residents’ concerns
• NJE explores sensory education
• Veterans being targeted by for-profit schools
• Vaccines for babies: Tips to ease the pain
• Holt: Gym will be ready for GHS grads
• Club keeps balance of work, play
• A sibling's stroke significantly raises your risk, study finds
• Muscle training a safe, effective treatment for urinary incontinence in women
• Ford Centre gains new life with growth
• Glasgow students win way to D.C.
• Crystal meth rare locally
• No ready answer for why feds drop McCown from indictment
• Low levels of BPA in plastics aren't a health threat, FDA says
• Many cancer survivors die from conditions other than cancer, study shows
• EMS board struggles with repair plans
• County hopes for grant to finish fields
• Fake GEDs
• GHG receives less money for Games
• Voter registration deadline for May primary is April 23
• 'Picked' for the spotlight
• Comedy returns to Plaza
• Mody's Garden
• Prostate cancer more likely to return in overweight men, study suggests
• Crystal meth seized
• City moves to collect delinquent tax revenue
• Local library volunteer honored
• Feds require new grad rate formula
• Students grow plants to sell, gain practical skills
• Auction raises almost $7,000
• College freshmen need a personal financial plan
• Wash reusable grocery bags regularly, dietitians advise
• Council approves Felker incentives on 1st read
• College enrollment grows as does competition
• Property owner turns down city's offer to buy building
• Most people get enough vitamins A and D and folate, report shows
• Depression after stroke common, undertreated
• Cancer death rates declining, but obesity and lack of exercise are a growing concern
• An Easter tradition 'To Dye For'
• Two female deputies sue jailer
• House Bill 463: Will it work?
• MCNP site for holiday service
• AdvanceKentucky initiative adds more schools
• Evening Update: 2 female deputies sue jailer
• Weight loss and exercise help prevent disability in overweight adults with type 2 diabetes
• Children make club garden grow
• Ky. educators want funding foundation
• Self-sufficiency is GHA goal for people in new help program
• Cellphones don't cause brain cancer, expert panel says
• Church donates books to schools hit by tornadoes
• Man killed in I-65 crash
• WKU-Glasgow adds programs
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Man killed in Tuesday crash
• JLF exec pleads guilty to EPA violations
• Lottery makes education a big winner
• Museum adds new drug store exhibit
• Stargazers welcome
• Eating raisins may help lower blood pressure
• Obituaries: April 3, 2012
• Farmers will get full restitution
• Garden vouchers available through CASK
• Horses need stable homes
• Cave City prepares for auction
• Several hurt in Friday crash
• Hart County couple die after motorcycle wreck
• Study: Heart bypass surgery has survival edge over angioplasty
• UPDATE: Hart Co. man dies in motorcycle wreck; passenger in critical condition
• UPDATE: Glasgow woman injured in motorcycle wreck
• Make a Wish Come True
• Fighting child abuse
• State upbeat on tourism outlook
• Pictures of clogged arteries help inspire healthy behavior
• Warrior Walk
• PANCAKE FACEOFF
• Police chief gets mixed reviews
• Ky. falling short on college grad rate
• Cave communities celebrate
• Under Arrest
• Barren Co. man pleads guilty to four felonies
• Sleeping too much or too little can hurt the heart, study suggests
• Plant gets incentives for local expansion
• Local rivalry heats up before big game
• GPD again promotes use of surveillance system
• Board questions GHS security choice
• New board will oversee emergency dispatch
• T-ville receives $500K grant for sewer system
• Christians look abroad to meet needs
• One hurt in Wednesday crash
• Soy foods may help lower blood pressure
• UPDATE: Vehicles wreck on L. Rogers Wells Boulevard
• Sheriff, deputies arraigned
• 2 men in court for H20 safety act violations
• Heart Help
• Glasgow Garden Club
• NJE students host leaders luncheon
• E. Livestock defendants plead guilty
• Lunch in the Park
• Area schools ‘gear up’ with funding
• Reed retiring from MCNP
• Officials get tour of updated 911 center
• AG Conway talks about Eastern Livestock
• MCNP will get new tour buses
• Man receives 15 years for multiple charges
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Two injured in Monday night crash
• Study links white rice, type 2 diabetes risk
• 11:05 MORNING UPDATE: Guilty pleas entered in Eastern Livestock case
• Revitalization Plans
• Leech honored at city meeting
• Cave Area offers more than expected
• Council hears report on Glasgow Housing Authority
• Medications are behind most accidental child poisonings, report says
• Five-year survival rates improving for common childhood cancer
• Friday crash injures two
• Project H20
• Autism Aid
• About two-thirds of Americans weigh too much, government says
• Wanted: 90 percent grad rate in 8 years
• Local returns home from helping tornado victims
• Gastroenteritis deaths have doubled, report shows
• Fiscal court discusses upcoming events
• District to receive RTTT grant
• HeadHunters will be added to hall of fame
• Got Bale? ... Or Is That More Like Bail?
• 1 a.m. OVERNIGHT UPDATE: Two-county chase ends with arrest of two
• 3:23 AFTERNOON UPDATE: Man found dead after deputies hear gunshots
• Magistrate resurrects jail feud
• PVA Bailey fined for ethics violation
• Woman found dead
• Firefighters dispatched
• 2 injured in single vehicle collision
• KSP investigating crash fatality
• BREAKING: Woman found dead in apartment
• For women, new guidelines for cervical cancer screening
• Evening Update: PVA Bailey charged with ethics violation
• Cruiser Crash
• Synthetic marijuana can send kids to the ER
• Musicians should watch for signs of common skin condition
• Too few women getting tested for chlamydia, survey shows
• Two dead following shooting
• Charges added for Eaton, Guffey
• Local men indicted for violating Safe Drinking Water Act
• 7 GPD officers promoted
• BCHS will host community service day
• Pediatricians offer updated baseball safety tips
• BREAKING: Two men found dead near Allen County line
• UPDATE: Deputy removed from indictment
• Spring arrives early
• And the band plays on
• EVENING UPDATE: Dana fire causes small amount of damage
• Cutting back on red meat may extend your life, study says
• Arc receives iPads
• Board hears tech ed options
• Man arrested on numerous charges following two-county pursuit
• Locals learn impact of national park
• Man sentenced to 12 years in drug cases
• Efforts to prevent youth smoking should be redoubled, Surgeon General says
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Three-vehicle crash injures one
• Patton gives update on BRAWA
• Girl Scouts celebrate
• Habitat honors Elmore Thursday
• Glasgow district mulls curriculum coordinator positions
• Stairs can be dangerous for kids, study warns
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Another arrest made in arson case
• Allergic skin reaction sending more people to the hospital
• Mild concussions can cause lasting problems for kids
• Community enjoys first celebrity cook-off
• Father, son travel with Arc to D.C.
• Heart association urges honest, informed talk between doctors and people with heart failure
• BC Schools cope with severe weather
• Something to chair about
• Each year with diabetes means higher stroke risk
• Students learn leadership, not just farming
• Cultural center needs items to complete new display
• School districts show progress on trend data
• GPD makes multiple arrests
• The journey begins ...
• Americans urged to learn their family history of colorectal cancer
• BC Flames win first state championship
• Most of Barren Co. dodges worst of storms
• Bowling event raises $20,000
• Mental effects of breast cancer chemotherapy may linger for years
• Statin warning labels get an update
• Pediatricians reaffirm breastfeeding recommendations
• Area hit by severe storms, tornado warnings
• Shirley elected Beta president
• Man receives 10-year sentence
• Pregnancy complications may raise heart disease risk later in life
• Teen injured when ejected in rollover crash
• City seeks study of GPD site
• School districts test results improve, but still lag behind state and national averages
• Relay for Life to host celebrity cook-off
• Another released prisoner arrested
• Kiwanis auction is Saturday
• BBBS bowling event helps kids
• Colonoscopy prevents colon cancer deaths, study suggests
• UPDATE 1:15: BREAKING NEWS: Tornado warning for Barren lapses
• GPD chief reports needs to finance committee
• No trial set for E. Livestock
• Companies network at expo
• PLAN, EXPLORE test scores are in for local school districts
• EVENING UPDATE: Arraignment of sheriff, deputies rescheduled
• Bathtub refinishing products can be dangerous, government warns
• Reward offered in church arson
• Kenney leaves Plaza
• Two tornado shelters approved
• Many with asthma don't do all they can to control the disease
• Maker's Mark Chairman Emeritus to speak at Expo
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Morning fire burns part of landfill
• Women's heart attacks don't always cause chest pain, study shows
• Raw milk causes most U.S. dairy-linked disease outbreaks
• KSP help requested on Nov. 15
• Ag Expo center is priority for many
• Fire destroys business
• Teen’s status updated
• Sullivan ordered to pay penalty
• Just another day in crime fighting
• Women with peripheral arterial disease often not diagnosed
• Civil case against sheriff not delayed as of yet
• Man sentenced to 10 years
• Business raises funds for injured teens
• Antibiotics don't help acute sinus infections, study suggests
• Cave City officials: New law would cut CCCC funds
• Man arrested after car chase
• Senate to vote on gambling amendment Friday
• Couch time OK for kids who exercise regularly, study suggests
• Afternoon update: Sheriff, deputies summoned for arraignments
• Ex-deputy, jailer suit removed to federal court
• SGE students get fit
• Local chamber meets to network
• UPDATE: BC boys beat ACS in OT
• Overnight update: Ex-deputy, jailer lawsuit removed to federal court
• Lack of willpower may keep Americans from reaching healthy goals
• Morning update: 911 Activity Report
• Sunday concert raises more than $3,600
• Academic team earns region title
• Overnight update: Man arrested for allegedly 'sexting' minors
• About 1 in 10 children live with a parent who has an alcohol problem
• One-third of new cancer cases could be prevented, group says
• Classifieds get new face, new policies
• New Medicaid pay process flawed
• Too many kids still exposed to secondhand smoke in cars
• Eaton: Will continue to serve as sheriff
• Police continue to follow leads in teen’s case
• Women take the day to better themselves
• Sheriff, deputies, indicted by federal grand jury
• Heart failure linked to brittle bones
• AFTERNOON UPDATE:Sheriff says work will continue
• Glasgow man indicted on federal charges
• Brothers team up to fight fires
• Couple loses 2 pets in blaze
• Sheriff, deputies indicted by federal grand jury
• Afternoon update: Meth bust in Cave City
• Commission discusses restaurant tax
• Students get to practice their PC moves
• GHS club donates money to hospital
• Smith to take over Ferrell’s seat on council
• Board gets GHS update
• Woman injured in one-vehicle crash
• Royse: Withdrawing following DUI arrest
• City Council candidate arrested
• Afternoon update: Woman hurt in one-vehicle crash
• Barren Y celebrates 20th year
• Panel covers issues with eyewitness accounts
• Nursing home residents enjoy Mardi Gras party
• Americans are getting too much sodium
• Millions of Americans have had a knee replaced
• Local artist paints what she loves
• Tyson to give keynote talk for health conference
• Senate approves redistricting map
• Tax reform suggestions coming by Nov. 15
• More infected bats found in state
• Released felon arrested again
• Ambulance board OKs outsource billing
• Teen named local youth of the year
• Howard lauded for G/T work
• Knee replacement may mean longer, healthier life for people with osteoarthritis
• Teens to be tried as adults
• Payne pleads guilty to lesser charge
• Rowland will take Comer's seat for now
• County struggles to provide EPA report
• New immunization schedules advise HPV vaccine for boys
• Chamber names Travis ‘Outstanding Citizen’
• Judge hopes to make ruling Tuesday
• Hart Co. teen is still missing
• Middle-aged heart risks dramatically increase chance of heart attack, stroke
• Carpooling parents inconsistent with booster seats, survey finds
• To bee or not to bee ... the winner
• 3 have new roles at GDT
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Police investigate stabbing
• OBITUARY UPDATE: Audrey Wyatt
• ELLIS UPDATE: Lawmakers closer on new district mapping
• Bill would amend absentee voting rules
• Shepherd brings legislature to a stop
• Band is ‘Unpredictable’
• Woman charged with drug offenses
• T-ville woman dies after wreck
• Two locals arrested on shoplifting, drug charges
• Many adults with rheumatoid arthritis are inactive
• Afternoon Update: T-ville woman killed in wreck
• County told to replace all road signs
• Ranger rides in support of vets
• Council mulls tax use
• Breast, colorectal and cervical cancer screening rates too low
• TVA provides business advice
• Payne still held in Colorado
• Dietary cholesterol, animal fat linked to gestational diabetes
• Friends of Lake meet to plan
• County rec faces increase cost for lighting
• OB-GYNs urged to screen for relationship violence, abuse
• Mental exercise may limit protein linked to Alzheimer's disease
• KRS broken by GPD?
• Mayor, judge present annual updates
• Nearby counties have ambulance tax
• Swift supports EMS tax
• Glasgow has reasons for optimism
• Leg, foot amputations decline in people with diabetes
• Tools teach students about real world
• Chef expresses creativity with food series
• Parental involvement can help obese kids slim down
• MORNING UPDATE: Wreck injures two
• Honey coming to library
• Doctor earns state-level position
• Sex is safe for most people with heart disease
• County bans synthetic marijuana
• BCMS Magnet attracts interest
• Local man finds unusual markings in his rock collection
• A new drug is emerging
• Obama gives State of the Union address
• Women with normal bone density can delay their next test, study suggests
• T.J. employees encouraged to join survey
• Glasgow receives clean audit
• Meeting focuses on development
• Basketball schedule changes
• South Central Kentucky Business Expo set
• Sunscreen use drops when kids reach adolescence
• Prehypertension puts men at risk for heart rhythm disorder
• GPD chief takes advantage of overtime pay
• Highland students take first in Lego presentation
• What is the future of the ambulance service?
• Magistrates say issues still need to be addressed
• Listen up: Wearing headphones can put pedestrians at risk
• Obituaries: Jan. 20, 2012
• Police reaching out to youth
• T-ville is named ‘Blue Ribbon’ finalist
• Daily Times reporter receives fellowship
• Heating bill help is available
• Man arrested for alleged stabbing
• Morning Update: Woman arrested in connection with meth bust
• Obesity rates in U.S. plateau, but remain high
• Paul talks about changes to NCLB
• Cranes continue annual migration
• ‘Cinderella’ coming to BCHS
• BRIEFS: BCSO investigating ATV theft
• Man stabbed by neighbor's boyfriend
• Are we stressed? National survey says yes
• Teen injured in early morning crash
• House destroyed by fire
• Woman claims purse came with needles
• Highland students take to the stage
• Evening Update: Suspected meth lab on Arnett Grove Road
• Obesity surgery: Study suggests gastric bypass is superior to gastric banding
• Small fire found in Glasgow home
• King’s words still bring people together
• Vehicle drives into business
• New guidelines emphasize the community's role in cancer prevention
• Drug may help gout patients stick to long-tem therapy
• Glasgow survives 4th quarter ACS run
• Guthrie presents veteran with Purple Heart
• Therapist talks about testimony to state officials
• One in six Americans binge drinks
• Audit reveals no problems
• Free showing of ‘Courageous’ Sunday
• Church gears up for annual MLK, Jr. celebration
• Evening Update: Weather causes issues early
• Glasgow to serve as electric use lab
• Losing a loved one can raise heart attack risk
• Class to focus on meth dangers
• Animal ordinance being considered
• Children's acetaminophen: Stay safe, know the dose
• CELTIC kids get new digs
• Trial date set in murder case
• Riley resigns from council
• Magistrates continue to debate jail
• Writing about values helps women lose weight, study suggests
• Cub Run man arrested for allegedly setting Cave City fire
• Glasgow man injured in crash
• Obituaries: Jan. 10, 2012
• Fortis ordinances pass on 1st reading
• Hale pitches raffle for fundraising at GHS
• City tables plan for tornado shelters
• Weight-loss surgery may lower risk of heart problems
• State budget concerns educators
• Mesonet measures state’s wettest year
• Rowland picked for special election
• Blogging may help teens cope with social distress
• Students get back to class
• Moulder retires as fire chief
• Date set for special election
• Local veteran to receive Purple Heart
• Poisoning now top cause of injury death-drugs usually to blame
• TJ Health Partners opens clinic at Walmart
• Sudden storm left no time for pretreatment of roads
• Scotties run to state top story of 2011
• EPB, SCRTC customers to see changes
• Lawmakers have multiple challenges
• Icy roads led to crashes and stranded drivers
• Police patrols increase for holiday
• Family hopes people ring in New Year with a bang
• GPD looks to bring back watch program
• Religion: Churches offer New Year’s alternatives
• Judge denies motion in juvenile murder case
• Local Kmart’s future uncertain
• Holidays result in more trash
• Man accused of raping teen
• Wreck causes minor injuries
• Resident duped by identity thieves
• Two injured in crash
• Shoppers out early day after Christmas
• Briefs: One killed in crash
• GWC gets $2M for improvements
• 3 cast intentions to fill Comer’s seat
• Neighbors network in effort to improve community
• Christmas sights
• Teen smoking, alcohol use down, marijuana use up survey shows
• Two sentenced in federal court
• Antioxidants help women avoid strokes, study suggests
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Guthrie announces $1.9 million grant for Glasgow Water Company
• School employees to get present
• Wife of former coach stabbed
• Most charges against Matthews dropped
• Helping families it's own reward
• Diabetes, obesity each raise breast cancer risk for women, study says
• Afternoon update: Two women injured in wreck
• Gifts delivered to seniors
• Fiscal court leaves questions
• 911 coordinator arraigned
• Carrying the memory of their son
• BRIEF: Man arrested on drug charges
• Truck crash injures one
• OBITUARY UPDATE: Blanche Hagan
• Lady Scotties down Lafayette
• Man charged in stabbing
• Rotary Club helps get coats for youths
• Glasgow man pleads guilty to arson
• IN MINUTES: Metcalfe County School Board
• Two Barren County men injured in crash
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Three injured in wreck on Coral Hill Road
• Couple stabbed, allegedly by son
• OBITUARY UPDATE: Leonard Morgan
• Jail committee discusses misconduct rumors
• Lack of money makes band trip questionable
• Eating fish may help young women avoid heart disease
• Motion denied in E. Livestock case
• ELLIS UPDATE: Williams to remain Senate president
• Park recognized for its use of alternative fuels
• ELLIS UPDATE: Expanded gambling already gaining attention
• Kentucky’s jobless rate drops slightly in November
• Government targets misleading weight-loss surgery ads
• EMS employees support tax district
• Davis to seek re-election
• Lego Leaguers build talents
• Monroe named citizen of the year
• ELLIS UPDATE: Lawmakers looking at tax system overhaul
• Voters approve wine sales at meadery
• ‘Project Elfinator’ to buy gifts for seniors
• Beshear talks gambling at inaugural festivities
• ELLIS UPDATE: Parade leads inauguration day
• Schedule for 2012-13 year approved
• Reynolds presides over first meeting as mayor
• Council honors Scotties
• Many men can safely delay treatment for prostate cancer, government panel finds
• Nursing facility nearing completion
• Small number can vote in proposed wine sales election
• Homeopathic weight loss products may be dangerous, government warns
• No lawsuits filed against jail, county
• Pedigo sworn as new board member
• Vote-buying suspect pleads guilty
• Two teens accused in Glasgow armed robbery
• HIV remains uncontrolled for many
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Two Glasgow teens charged with armed robbery
• Va. Tech locks down after officer, 1 other killed
• Hart County 911 coordinator charged with receiving stolen property
• Scottsville man killed in crash
• Theft increases at stores during holidays
• A few key medicines cause most drug reactions in seniors
• Steward alleges misconduct at jail
• First Graduand
• RONNIE UPDATE: Borders leaving Public Service Commission
• BRIEFS: Crash in Glasgow leads to arrest of Bowling Green woman
• Frequent fish feasts may boost brain health
• Running out of shoes
• BRIEFS: Sheriff’s office investigates possible armed robbery
• Four more in vote buying case enter guilty pleas
• Null gets 12 years in stabbing at Games
• RONNIE UPDATE: Beshear picks Walker to lead state parks
• MORNING UPDATE: Glasgow man arrested on burglary charges
• Community’s Christmas
• County wins property suit
• Failures haunt KASPER program
• KY soldier’s death ruled as suicide
• Sheriff’s office makes arrests
• 'Freshman 15' weight-gain is fiction, study finds
• MORNING UPDATE: Man dies after wreck, woman critical following collision
• Mody, CMC to lead parade
• ELLIS UPDATE: Cherry won’t seek re-election
• UPDATE: Victim in wreck identified
• Pedestrian hit by vehicle
• More Americans living to 90 and beyond
• Glasgow admin makes most of state run
• Community rallies behind team
• Keep Bumbo Baby Seats on the ground, government warns
• ELLIS UPDATE: Some state agencies facing more cuts
• District extends testing to improve performance
• Probation revoked for former teenager convicted of killing his dad
• Home fragrance products may be a respiratory hazard, allergists warn
• City to purchase land for soil use
• Alleged traffickers appear in court
• ELLIS UPDATE: Budget chairmen not hopeful
• ELLIS UPDATE: Beshear planning ‘frugal’ inauguration
• GFD responds to fire at E Z Tan
• Crafters spread word of locally made products
• Regular narcotic use before knee replacement may hinder recovery
• Type 1 diabetes: Early, intensive treatment halves kidney disease risk
• School musicians recognized for ability
• Soldier’s girlfriend finds way to offer care packages
• Shoppers seek bargains for Black Friday
• Cholesterol screening recommended for all kids
• Holidays different for all
• Online tool helps consumers learn about cancer-fighting foods
• Trooper faces no charges in crash
• Arthritis raises women's fracture risk, studies suggest
• Community agencies offer support during holiday season
• Byrn knows meaning of giving thanks
• Paramedics, firefighters celebrate family at work
• Eastern Livestock defendants pre-trial motions continue
• Precancerous vulvar condition affecting more women, experts say
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: 911 Activity Log
• Council picks Reynolds as mayor
• Trafficking charges dismissed against one
• Brown sworn in to fill seat
• Hodges found guilty of reckless homicide
• Early treatment better for herniated disks, study finds
• So much turkey! Thanksgiving by the numbers
• Government urges people to safely dispose of sharp medical devices
• Show demonstrates importance of art
• Parade route has changed
• BAVEL a good way to reach graduation
• Teen killed in buggy-vehicle crash
• Water company plans eight-hour Monday outage
• Redistricting a complicated numbers game
• Two accused of threatening informant
• Award tells story of success
• Workshop provides new way to decorate for holidays
• Kentucky has highest percentage of smokers
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Man arrested after test-driving car
• GHS has roof over head
• Man accused of intimidating witness
• Quick court meeting snags on skivvies
• New system installed at GPD
• Swallowed magnets pose serious risk for kids
• 1,300 pot plants found during bust
• Two arraigned on trafficking charges
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Three arrested in large-scale marijuana bust
• Most people get too much salt, study finds
• Military became a career for Stockton
• Guard gives Hodges purpose
• Ceremony reminds community to be thankful
• Vien has clear memories of WWII
• Memories of tour in Vietnam sometimes return for Martin
• KSP will present report to commonwealth’s attorney
• Heart Walk organizer bounces back from her heart attack
• New arrest made in meth bust
• Prescription painkiller overdoses on the rise
• Inactivity may contribute to thousands of cancer cases a year
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Fourth person arrested in meth bust
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: GMS starts sneaker recycling program at Friday's game
• Veterans Day activities plan for crowds
• ELLIS UPDATE: Williams reflective after sound defeat
• ELLIS UPDATE: Candidates go on attack through ads
• Are you reading food labels as closely as you think?
• NCLB waiver application posted for comment
• RISING STAR: Kristie Guffey
• RISING STAR: Joanne London
• RISING STAR: Bo Matthews
• RISING STAR: Neil Thornbury
• Five indicted for drug trafficking
• Students raise heart disease awareness
• Family members of weight-loss surgery patients lose weight too
• Restaurant’s fate remains unsure
• FDA warns about licorice, offers other Halloween safety tips
• Images show how park has changed
• ELLIS UPDATE: Galbraith says this is his last race
• Kenney takes over as executive director
• Safety tips available for Halloween
• Statewide office seekers want voters at polls
• ELLIS UPDATE: Bunch resigns seat in state House
• BJ Thomas to perform Friday at the Plaza
• ‘Taste’ is a chance to sample
• Community welcomes back injured student
• Committee plans to sell pieces of old jail
• Man pleads guilty in band stabbing
• Government encourages older adults to exercise
• Glasgow woman dies in Monday wreck
• E-commerce raises question of sales tax fairness
• City approves felling of surplus trees
• Williams continues tax reform message
• ELLIS UPDATE: Hollenbach talks of own cuts
• Experts propose less frequent cervical cancer screening
• Remains those of Native American woman
• Beshear makes stop locally
• Restless legs syndrome may raise women's blood pressure
• Meth Misery
• Students learn about government
• Comer not relaxing in race for Ag Commish
• Eaton voted VP of sheriff’s association
• Drumline attracts youth to play
• Safe sleeping guidelines for infants expanded
• Student to promote arts
• PD says ‘free’ equipment worth cost
• United Way of So. Ky. president moves to state level
• Babies and toddlers shouldn't get screen time, pediatricians say
• Oct. 28 deadline to apply for board position
• Choices keep schedule moving
• WKU-Glasgow focuses on retention
• Canadian company brings jobs to Glasgow
• Prostate cancer test's risks outweigh benefits, task force says
• Afternoon update: Canadian company brings 100 new jobs
• Change at Guard
• Events raise awareness, funds for breast cancer
• Report identifies best medicines for treating juvenile arthritis
• ESB donates $5,000 to BCHS band
• Ross resigns from board
• Park a great place to view foliage
• Fall colors should peak near end of October, start of November
• Hale discusses Glasgow HS agenda
• Wet road causes crash
• Where there’s smoke, there’s pizza
• Mayor will appoint new plaza director
• Barren County again named to top 100
• Brain injuries sending more kids to the ER
• Growing number of oral cancers linked to HPV, study finds
• Need a flu shot? Find vaccination sites near you
• Atwood named new Glasgow fire chief
• Incentives approved for two businesses
• Clinic offers free stretching help
• MORNING UPDATE: Fire causes minor damage
• Study: Drivers think texting is dangerous, but still do it
• MORNING UPDATE: Twenty-year-old killed in Saturday crash
• Pregnancy: Overall healthy diet helps lower birth defect risk
• GPD searching for men in alleged armed robbery
• Overweight kids risk high blood pressure
• Survivor questions crash investigation
• Farmers fight for Eastern Livestock money
• Wine sale vote upcoming for Glasgow
• ‘Cave of Fear’ open for Halloween season
• Vigorous exercise cuts men's heart attack risk
• Constable accused of slapping teen
• No Daily Times published Monday
• Long-awaited project officially open
• Area schools get grant
• Car show coming to square
• Drunken driving rates down, but still too high
• Armed man shot by state trooper
• Public servant wished farewell
• New leader for 623rd
• Help needed to save piece of history
• Poor footwear may worsen gout pain
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Man shot at KSP traffic stop
• Store donates sting medicine to troops
• Jones leaving plaza
• Conference invites new women farmers
• Herbal remedy fails to ease men's urinary symptoms, study shows
• WKU-G offers students Ecuador trip
• Bedbugs don't cause illness, but improper pesticide use might
• Housing Authority, community help feed children
• Program assists students to choose careers
• Family dinners help teens resist drugs
• Cardiac rehab may help after a warning stroke
• Matthews: Job is hard, but rewarding
• Keen retires from city police
• Sale draws bargain hunters
• Newberry wins national award
• Lack of sleep linked to risky behavior in high schoolers
• Lt. Col. Kent Keen retires from the GPD
• House fire causes smoke damage
• Local business gets state money to expand
• Pumpkin Festival coming this weekend
• Airport closes for repaving
• Are districts closing the gap?
• Flu shots important during pregnancy
• House fire overtakes home
• Barn Lot to present ‘Red, White and Tuna’
• No district left behind
• Theft suspect looking for attorney
• FRECC earns safety award
• Eastern defendants appear in court
• Glasgow, Barren improve CCR scores
• Morning Update: Bowles chooses Louisville
• Technology added at South Green
• Big year expected for event
• Over-the-counter asthma inhalers to disappear at year's end
• BC Schools talk facilities
• City to revive watch program
• Depression may raise stroke risk
• Walk Down History Lane
• Community shares gardens
• Apples, pears linked to lower stroke risk
• Rain delays MS construction
• More young people being hospitalized for alcohol, drug overdoses
• Diabetes raises dementia risk, study suggests
• ELLIS UPDATE: Beshear talks job creation
• Local church offers carnival
• Many with atrial fibrillation aren't aware of increased stroke risk
• Evanoff court date delayed
• Barren man indicted for sex crime
• ELLIS UPDATE: Beshear launches negative ad
• Flu shots could prevent many child influenza deaths, report finds
• Former J-E sentenced to 12 months
• Property ordinance issues ongoing
• History comes to life on tour
• New councilman appointed
• ELLIS UPDATE: Census numbers don’t all add up
• Diagnosing dementia early benefits patients and caregivers, report finds
• Auction competition draws crowd
• Farm Bureau works for farmers
• Gamaliel named ‘blue ribbon’ school
• ELLIS UPDATE: Ethics commission quiet on investigations
• Cookoff offers food, games for cause
• Annual event cleans lake shore
• ELLIS UPDATE: Republican committee addresses tea party concerns
• Calorie-burning benefits of vigorous exercise last for hours
• Fatal crash scene investigated
• J.L. FRENCH UPDATE: Neighbors have mixed emotions about indictment
• J.L. FRENCH UPDATE: Evanoff court date this week
• J.L. FRENCH UPDATE: Local officials try to stay up to date
• Thomas loves time in bookmobile
• Man arrested for criminal abuse of child
• Treating heart risks can improve men's sexual health
• ELLIS UPDATE: P’Pool’s latest ad accuses Obama of ‘destroying America’
• Akebono expansion announced
• Woman dies after crash involving trooper
• Four healthy habits make one big dent in heart failure risk
• Students say 'hola' to new class
• Council plans slight increase in taxes
• Music, comedy highlight Plaza schedule
• Funding questions a concern at Caverna
• Volunteer for the right reasons and you may live longer
• ELLIS UPDATE: Williams has jobs plan, wants debate
• Students explore career options
• Candidate questions validity of mayor’s actions
• Events will support health-related causes
• ELLIS UPDATE: Ophthalmologists unhappy with legislation
• WTC piece shown to city council
• Work on time at Glasgow High School
• State Poet Laureate visits Glasgow library
• Chondroitin sulfate may help arthritic hands
• More young children getting vaccinated, government survey shows
• Teachers share 9/11 with pupils too young to remember
• Part of fallen WTC arrives in Glasgow
• Students touch a piece of history
• ELLIS UPDATE: Oklahoma AG endorses P’Pool
• Court denies Hunt’s appeal in mayor race
• District’s projects remain on schedule
• Teamsters picket Glasgow company
• Smoking rates decline slightly
• J.L. French executive indicted
• Old business gains new ownership
• ELLIS UPDATE: Attendance helps P’Pool gain FOP endorsement
• Kids need flu shots every year
• Students learn about newspapers
• Area couple die in crash with train
• Hats are artwork for local woman
• ELLIS UPDATE:
• ELLIS UPDATE: Democrats comb the state for votes
• ELLIS UPDATE: Ag Commissioner debate
• Sugary drinks a big part of many Americans' diets
• Woman struck by runaway truck
• Self-confidence helps people with rheumatoid arthritis reach exercise goals
• Restless nights may raise blood pressure
• Grant helps students be part of study
• ELLIS UPDATE: Judge calls on groups to settle differences
• Research tool predicts weight loss based on varying diet, exercise changes
• Park hosting special food nights
• MORNING UPDATE: Autopsy reveals man died from drowning
• ELLIS UPDATE: Coal suit continues
• UPDATE: Man found dead after his truck was recovered from lake
• Barren County district purchases hybrid bus
• ELLIS UPDATE: Testimony ongoing in coal case
• Not enough girls getting HPV vaccine, government reports
• MORNING UPDATE: Police searching for robbery suspect
• Chair hobby becomes business
• Three arrested after tips to law enforcement
• Velazquez sentenced to life without parole
• BC schools to maintain tax rate
• Vaccines generally safe, report says
• Resort working to gain national recognition
• Power outage
• EVENING UPDATE: Glasgow, Barren remain undefeated
• United Way kicks off campaign year
• Women who smoke or drink are less likely to take cancer-preventing medicine as prescribed
• New principals lay out their plans
• BCS looks for answers to school traffic problem
• Cholesterol-lowering foods work better than low-fat diet, study suggests
• Fishing comforts ‘Little Brother’
• Evening Update: Man arrested on drug, DUI charges
• Eating at your desk? Don't forget to follow safe food practices
• City accepts bench for veterans wall
• Bats focus of park event
• ELLIS UPDATE: Environmentalists threaten suit, again
• Study looks at mental illness differences between men, women
• Multiple injuries, one arrest in crashes
• Barren County wants to renew promise for youth
• Bunnell to retire from Glasgow FD
• ELLIS UPDATE: Inmates should not be counted in U.S. Census where incarcerated
• Man airlifted in one-vehicle crash
• A day of firsts for preschoolers
• ELLIS UPDATE: Comer raises $100K for campaign
• Train car taken to Bowling Green
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Hospitals slow to sign on to managed care
• Health committee returns
• Around The Bend
• Falls from windows a hazard for kids
• Changes coming to 911 center
• State ACT results show improvements
• Literacy program to help young readers
• Duck races to raise money for chamber
• School enrollment up in Barren County
• ELLIS UPDATE: Family deals with flaming water well
• Depression linked to increased stroke risk in women
• Man injured in motorcycle crash
• Remains now part of murder investigation
• Class has met for 20 years
• District dealing with two building projects
• MORNING UPDATE: Caverna schools dismissed because of power outage
• Afternoon Update: Two injured in Monroe County crash
• Sleep apnea quickly returns when treatment stops
• Murder investigation under way after skull find
• GHS works to resolve potential parking problems
• MORNING UPDATE: Firefighters respond to house fire
• ELLIS UPDATE: Stumbo upset with medical licensure board
• Skull found near road in Barren County
• Rain delays outer loop project
• Election set for open Metcalfe board seat
• Three injured in Cave City crash
• WKU officials talk cooperation
• Peebles to re-open as Goody’s
• Report ranks sleep apnea remedies
• Officials continue work for cultural district
• Kids benefit from parenting styles geared to their personality type
• Soy doesn't help during menopause, study finds
• Students come together for opening school day
• Caverna tax rate slightly higher than past year
• Morning Update: Wreck injures two (11:25)
• Mold exposure early in life raises asthma risk
• Afternoon update: AG's office available in Glasgow for farmers affected by E. Livestock
• Updated: Four injured in buggy crash
• Sitel celebrates long-awaited grand opening
• Glasgow schools to expand AP offerings
• Plaza wants to reach larger market
• Dieters may benefit from changes in their eating environment
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: 4 injured in buggy crash
• Event a milestone for health pavilion
• WKU, BGTC reach agreement
• Close again
• MORNING UPDATE: BCSO arrests Allen County man (10:10 a.m.)
• Officers urge public to slow down in school zones
• City discusses dumpster enclosures
• At least one injured in two-vehicle wreck
• Kids' sack lunches often reach unsafe temperatures
• Japanese student embraces local culture
• Obama’s name uttered plenty at Fancy Farm
• Morning Update: Glasgow home damaged by fire
• Early treatment best for toe troubles, report says
• New principal named at BCMS
• Charges filed against man shot by police officer
• School districts ready for SB1 changes
• Quilt show comes to cultural center
• Study links midlife health to brain size, thinking abilities later in life
• Gout becoming more common, study finds
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Williams must make up ground at Fancy Farm
• School starts for Metcalfe County
• Local ‘To the Brim’ food drive starts again
• Cemetery tours are Saturday
• Building muscle may help prevent diabetes
• Debate continues on mobile home rules
• Morning Update: Man steals air conditioners, woman hides drugs in bra
• Study looks at risk factors for blood clots after knee replacement
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Three arrested after burglary, shots fired
• How to stay cool, safe in scorching heat
• School officials question dropout data
• Even a little exercise helps prevent heart disease
• Advanced tech sought for new Glasgow high school
• Morning Update: BCSO searching for person of interest
• Clogged arteries linked to dementia
• Two sent to Vanderbilt after collision
• Homegrown food shared at potluck
• Daily Times makes changes
• Williams eager for Fancy Farm
• Doctor fights for pseudoephedrine prescription law
• Cramming the cruiser for kids
• Time to gear up for a new school year
• ‘March for Babies’ to begin Tuesday
• T-ville commission discusses downtown parking
• Brain injury increases stroke risk
• Vegetarian and high-fiber diets may lower risk for common bowel disorder
• Unemployment payment concern for many
• Local shares story of 9/11 photography
• Time crunch makes principal hire challenging
• Antibiotics better than cranberry treatments for preventing urinary tract infections
• Afternoon Update: Forged checks lead to arrest
• Police honor fallen K-9
• Locals give day to improve community
• Dropout rate declines in Monroe Co. schools
• Parenting style affects how well kids control type 1 diabetes
• Locals learn water conservation technique
• Voting changes being debated
• Glass half full: Optimists enjoy lower stroke risk, study finds
• City considers purchasing property
• Employment results mixed
• Trail repairs coming at Mammoth Cave park
• Morning Update: Stolen property arrest made
• Brothers in Arms
• Crossing streets especially risky for kids with ADHD
• Dr. Ralston leaves legacy of growth
• Obesity a problem in every state
• Personality traits may influence weight
• Crowns bring confidence
• Crews picked as DPP
• Contest focuses on showmanship
• Veterans Outer Loop sections near completion
• T-ville police officer arraigned
• Guntown Mountain is not an everyday job
• Local quilter exhibits work at chamber of commerce
• County employee has concerns with solid waste contract
• Calorie content of restaurant foods not always as advertised, study finds
• Cattle show provides education
• Opportunities still open for day of caring
• Summer heat especially dangerous for seniors
• Final hurdle cleared for health pavilion
• Harris arraigned, resigns from school board on same day
• New construction will allow exhibits at park
• Morning Update: Crash injures one
• Annual event begins Monday
• Trautman talks about budget, future
• Candidates don’t move county officials
• Self esteem similar for young men and young women, study finds
• On the Rail to Renewal
• Sanderson speaks about KRT changes
• Afternoon Update: Glasgow man arrest on meth bust, warrant
• Ag committee discusses hot topics
• Work moves along on GHS
• Afternoon Update: Couple dies in wreck on Ky. 90
• Restaurant owners, patrons mourn loss
• Districts renew, offer new contracts to some
• Williams speaks at summit
• Single vaccine protects seniors from tetanus, diphtheria and whooping cough
• Let the ad wars begin
• Morning Update: 1-month-old infant found during meth bust
• Seniors need frequent exercise to maintain muscle size
• Fire destroys local business
• Cultural Ambitions
• Company pitches lock and dam project idea
• Comer hires Tea Party leader
• Lung cancer screening no substitute for quitting smoking
• Parents should keep safety in mind for working teens
• Hale named GHS principal
• Nunn altered Ky. domestic violence law
• Colorectal cancer screening on the rise, deaths on the decline
• Ultimatum given to board member
• Potential savings not known for new jail
• Nominations open for FSA committees
• Briefs: Suspect surrenders to task force
• Fire cause remains under investigation
• Massage beats medication, physical therapy for low-back pain
• Afternoon Update: Wanted Barren County man arrested
• Local man honored for pole bending legacy
• Late-talking kids usually catch up without trouble, study suggests
• Church service honors veterans
• Volunteers make fireworks possible at Barren River Lake
• Studies show mixed results on potential new therapies for type 1 diabetes
• Substance abusing teens often become addicted adults
• Recovery amazing for young boy
• Local eatery will change name
• Nashville Symphony’s music fills Glasgow square
• County can look to others about districts
• EPB to raise rates
• Learning is fun at Camp Invention
• Talk therapy may ease depression, improve survival after stroke
• Apace creating 35 new jobs
• School board chairman indicted
• Venture to manage primary school construction
• Dick receives high marks on his evaluation
• In Minutes: Glasgow School Board
• In Minutes: Glasgow Electric Plant Board
• Kids' media habits affect sleep, study suggests
• Afternoon update: Dennison elected secretary of WKU board of regents
• Teachers learn to bring farming into the classroom
• Appeals continue in Cave City Mayor election
• County talks mobile homes rules
• Councilman still against budget due to employees pay and benefits
• Briefs: Scam targets elderly residents
• Morning Update: Man wanted in connection with drug bust
• Nunn receives life without parole
• County seeks to settle suit with prior jailer Leland Cox
• County considering ATV trail
• Morning update: Two hurt in collisions
• New crib rules mean safer sleep for babies
• Afternoon Update: Paving continues on Columbia Ave.
• City to help pavilion become a reality
• Changes save city money
• Cave city passes first budget reading
• Prostate cancer deadlier for smokers, study suggests
• Students explore farming
• BRAWA celebrates 15 years
• Glasgow native finds success in law
• Morning update: Two injured in crash
• Law change means business
• New fireworks mean more caution is necessary
• Metcalfe unemployment 2nd highest in state
• Cancer deaths down, but least educated seeing less of the benefit
• New cigarette warnings bring harmful effects into full-color focus
• HS and MS projects becoming priorities
• Summer leads to increase risk for cancer
• Breast implant problems grow more common over time
• County looking at district boundaries
• United Way announces local funding
• Judge to decide relevance of Nunn's writings
• Afternoon update: United Way announces local allocations
• Local to be remembered at park
• Cave City City Council reschedules meeting
• Principal selection moves forward
• Food allergies affect more kids than previously thought
• Economy shows signs of slow recovery
• Morning Update: More details in fatal Monday crash
• Parents reminded of drowning dangers posed by portable and inflatable pools
• Afternoon Update: June Dairy Dairy canceled
• County to pay more for health dept.
• Pursuit leads to crash, arrest
• Out of Joplin
• Barren LPC gets details of facilities
• Cold case comes back to life
• Too much TV takes a heavy toll on health, study says
• Breastfeeding linked to lower SIDS risk
• BC schools working toward building plan
• GHS construction continues, CELTIC Academy plans approved
• Pool budget remains important to city
• New rules issued for sunscreen labels
• Superintendent’s first evaluation positive
• Students compete in STLP showcase
• Morning Update: Indiana man arrested on drug charges
• Meaningful activities and healthy habits improve quality of life for seniors
• New principal for Highland
• Re-enacting a family event
• Personnel board looking at Ag positions
• Heart brings families together
• Goode was a leader for Barren County
• Design approved for primary center
• Sixth sex abuse suspect pleads guilty
• Moderate to intense exercise may protect seniors' brains
• New guilty plea in vote-buying case
• Caverna unsure about preschool program funds
• Salmonella infections on the rise, but foodborne illnesses rates declining overall
• Smoking raises women's risk for peripheral arterial disease
• Jones named principal at Glasgow MS
• Hart County man receives 70-year prison sentence
• Afternoon Update: 10-year-old's foot run over by car
• Bautista receives 15 years
• Afternoon update: Cave City man charged with multiple offenses
• Fan stabs band member
• Highland Games are big family reunion
• Four injured in Cumberland Parkway crash Friday
• Summer heat a danger for kids left in cars
• Ceilidh Kicks
• Worman joins 272 graduating seniors
• Food pyramid replaced by MyPlate symbol
• Former Cave City employee indicted
• Cars collide on Siddens Road
• Car flips on North Jackson Highway
• In memory of his father, a veteran
• Group works to promote bus system
• Morning Update: Barren County road will close for construction
• Most sports concussions occur in school-age children, report shows
• A patriot awarded
• Kids should avoid energy drinks, limit sports drinks, pediatricians say
• Brisk walking helpful for men with prostate cancer, study suggests
• Revolutionary War veteran’s grave discovered, recovered
• Keep food safety in mind when grilling
• Student wins at state STLP
• Kids take pride in dad’s success
• Parking set for GHS graduation
• Take steps to prevent swimmer's ear this summer
• Police investigate dog attack
• Hospital uses robot for surgeries
• Law enforcement to focus on seat belts
• Jury selection under way in sex offender case
• Metcalfe Schools employees to receive raise
• No pay increase for Metcalfe County employees
• Arthritis is a potential barrier to exercise for obese adults
• Afternoon Update: Telephone scam affects area
• Learning to live with Celiac
• Some Metcalfe parents angry over school closure
• 'Bath salts' an emerging drug problem, officials report
• Relay honors local survivors
• Big plans ahead for WKU-G
• Former officer suing city over dismissal
• Charge dismissed against former city officer
• Cardiac rehabilitation boosts survival after angioplasty
• Luck led to early discovery
• Postponing asthma treatment leaves people sicker, study finds
• Family provides each other support
• Relay will include many changes
• Cancer only thing able to slow Hatcher
• Afternoon Update: Buster sentenced to two years
• Couple shares cancer ordeal
• Misplaced safety concerns may keep parents from getting flu vaccines for kids with asthma
• His faith carried Bowles in battle with cancer
• Morning Update: Double theft busted
• Carson knew signs of cancer
• Local Alabama students witness devastation
• Districts deliver notices
• Allergists offer tips for a safe summer sports season
• Law change alters selections
• Hatcher files cross appeal
• Study links sleep trouble and poor diabetes control
• Ground broken on nursing facility
• Man accused of burning former girlfriend’s apartment
• Tours under way at new jail
• Hatcher wants Hunt to step down as mayor
• Delays possible on I-65
• Afternoon update: Narrows has reopened
• New information in triple murder case
• State's SEEK estimate could cost Caverna
• Low turnout expected in primary
• Morning update: Man arrested for arson
• Daughters mimic their moms' tanning bed habits, survey suggests
• Afternoon Update: Man in stable condition after crash
• Cave City Council votes to cut employee health insurance
• Firemen, police compete to donate most blood
• Celebrating Mother’s Day
• Woman arrested for burglary
• Gym renovations on schedule for graduation
• Lending a helping hand
• Even short-term painkiller use may be risky after heart attack
• Home damaged by fire
• Agencies hire new officers
• Morning Update: Local teen missing
• Osama Bin Laden’s death revives Sept. 11 memories
• Glasgow native recalls 9/11 at CNN
• Remembering flying on 9/11
• Some days at Times are never forgotten
• Believe in better world
• Sept. 11 brought out old TV, change
• The found word is hope
• D.C. was too close on Sept. 11, 2001
• Bin Laden’s death causes recall of Sept. 11, 2001
• Mastermind’s death does not compensate for lives lost
• Be wary of teas, supplements for infants, researchers say
• Former Miss Barren County selected as Derby Princess
• Government issues warnings about bogus STD products
• Helping tornado victims
• Problems arising with quarry permit
• Vaught, Oliver take new positions
• Asthma cases rising
• Teaching public about poverty
• Officer fired for allegedly striking inmate
• County employees report obstacles
• Young women and girls still seek tanned skin, despite cancer risks, survey shows
• Murder suspect reaches plea agreement
• Locals react to death of bin Laden
• Grimes touts skills in secretary of state run
• Guardsmen get together
• Many depressed teens do not get treatment, report finds
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Lake levels continue to rise, affecting public facilities
• Glasgow resident wins state competition
• Farmers feel punished by H-2A regulations
• Firefighters recall events of tragic day
• Childhood music lessons may help the brain stay sharp with age
• Afternoon Update
• Free smoke detectors to honor couple
• New substance mimics marijuana
• GCA clears goal for fundraising
• Men among those with low osteoporosis knowledge, study finds
• Matthews named to top spot at BC schools
• Ruling vacates Cave City mayor position
• Gumm pleads guilty to vote buying
• Officials, engineers braced for further flooding issues
• Morning update: Man sentenced for child porn charges
• The very elderly benefit from high blood pressure treatment, guidelines say
• Ferries closing Wednesday
• Rainfall impacting Barren River Lake
• Trees are a growing problem for EPB during storm season
• Effort helps with prom attire
• Sheriff explains request for more money
• UPDATE: County, state on high alert for storm
• Final super candidate interviewed
• Glasgow employees moved to new 401 (K)
• Teachers grapple with new standards
• Morning Update: Arrests made in burglary investigation
• Changes to laws affect farmers who employ H-2A workers
• Hale touts different approach
• Soup Kitchen celebrates 1 year
• Prescription drug abuse an 'epidemic,' government says
• Alzheimer's disease diagnosis guidelines updated
• Monetary reality vs. public need
• Group helps parents grieve loss of a child
• Following cancer prevention guidelines reduces heart disease risk too
• Mueller tours Barren County schools
• County to seek penalty from Alliance
• Sally Ray named director at WKU-Glasgow
• Appeal denied in excessive force case
• People often don't mention alternative therapy use to their doctors, survey finds
• Miller interviews with BC board
• New offering a ‘critical step’
• Two Tenn. men suspects in multiple thefts
• Diet and lifestyle changes can significantly lower triglycerides
• Goldsmith concert bigger than expected
• Rainy day does not stop Butterflies for Maddie runners
• Some unhappy about Ky. 90 work
• Morning Update: Abandoned house fire suspicious
• Young parents often let healthy habits slip, study suggests
• Sulpher Well fire: One year later
• Fuel costs are having varying impact on businesses
• Fuel prices have schools looking at cuts
• KRT board knew seat funds went to general costs
• New GM at Daily Times
• Being physically or emotionally abused leads to mental health problems in men
• Barren County names super finalists
• Drivers can’t afford full tanks
• Government, police look at methods to cut gas costs
• Ambulance fees increasing
• Chamber talks about state’s tourism industry
• One injured in crash
• Antibiotic resistance a growing health threat, government warns
• Student going to academy
• Mammoth Cave prepared for bat disease
• Magistrates concerned about money requests
• WKU students learn about career options
• Open windows can be a hazard for kids, experts warn
• Repairs to highway designed for safety
• Band raising money for trip
• Road repairs from last year's flood to start soon
• Three arrested on drug charges
• Goodman leaves a legacy of service
• New business coming to town
• Cave City operating with a budget deficit
• Former dispatcher’s sentence probated
• Two arrested for drug charges
• Paint scam coming through area again
• Paul: Deal just the beginning
• Soy foods don't raise risk for breast cancer recurrence, study suggests
• Kentucky Rep. seat funds not used for seats
• Fort Williams site of Civil War skirmish
• Battle fought over railroad bridge
• Motorists must take care in work zones
• Risks of estrogen therapy fade after treatment ends
• Women with low physical health scores have poorer breast cancer outcomes
• Budget causes layoffs at Caverna
• Briefs: Man dies in crash
• Shutdown would impact local business
• God’s bail is better than Hell
• Cancer rates continue to decline
• Ray presents six-point plan
• Walton-Shirley named smoke free advocate
• Three arrested on drug charges
• Water walking devices aren't safe, government warns
• Spending issues split magistrates
• Residents complain about plant
• Three accused using pot with child
• Legislators continue arguing over pay
• Woman found dead at home
• FSA loans help youth start in farming
• Morning update: Woman killed in fire
• Researchers examine how some people with type 1 diabetes avoid complications for decades
• Lord wants independent thinkers
• Unemployment rate falls by one percent in Barren County
• T-ville to be tougher in collecting license fees
• Obese seniors benefit most when they combine diet and exercise
• State approves $4 million for Akebono
• Partnership looks to help dogs and children
• Students to compete in history bee
• Trip to Paris sparks memories
• Criminal investigation over in crash
• Your views: Former chief responds to editorial
• Radiation from airport scanners doesn't pose a significant health risk, report finds
• Ecstasy sending more Americans to the emergency room
• Martin charged with impersonating officer
• Red Cross moves to new location
• Poor diet raises anemia risk in older women
• McCaslin touts his experience
• Barrickman honored by bar
• Concert to benefit local youth with cancer
• Glasgow woman returns from Japan
• No good evidence that alternative treatments help colic
• Local briefs
• Turcotte sworn in as chief
• Dana union approves new contract
• Fatal fire cause not determined
• Metcalfe County sheriff warns of scam
• Issues arise with police chief’s resume
• The shear joy of alpacas
• Locals become Master Gardeners
• Man dies in fire, but little information is available
• One injured in two-vehicle crash
• With summer on the way, pediatricians offer advice on camp
• Glasgow names Turcotte police chief
• Glasgow High School students design solar car
• Local still loves life in Barren County
• Red Cross seeking to aid Japan
• Walker reviews election process with county clerks
• 623rd continues to help Afghans learn farming
• Pollen count predictions aren't always accurate, study finds
• Monroe County man died due to fire at his home
• Decision on Dana’s future coming Monday
• GHS has school groundbreaking
• Medicaid passed in strange twist
• Teen may be charged as adult
• Initial director candidate visits campus
• Three arrested in Cave City meth bust
• Crews clean garbage within area
• Caverna looks to save energy
• Combination treatment may help allergic kids tolerate milk
• Teen charged with murder
• Grant provides activities for Caverna students
• Briefs: Goodman to speak to historical society
• Fraudulent weight-loss products harmful to health, FDA warns
• Search begins for new superintendent
• District to extend school days, cut part of spring break
• WKU-Glasgow dean search moves forward
• Hotel given clean bill on bed bugs
• Most of those treated for inhalant abuse are adults, study shows
• Mayor may take over PD hiring and firing
• Glasgow man arrested for drug trafficking
• Two arrested in meth bust
• Keep kids in rear-facing car seats longer, pediatricians urge
• Election results remain up in the air
• Cheerleaders say goodbye
• Helping grandparents raise grandchildren
• Boy’s and Girl’s Club hosting multiple activities
• Depression can make knee arthritis symptoms worse
• Medication reactions send a million seniors to the ER each year
• Stumbo pitches Medicaid fix to Hoover
• Surgery can help men become fertile again after childhood cancer
• Baker honored with portrait
• Tax rules confusing in Eastern Livestock case
• School bonds were lower than expected
• Morning update: Two injured in crash
• High blood pressure may lead to reduced mobility in seniors
• Trial under way in Cave City mayor case
• Company says goodbye to last employee
• Barren County names new principals
• Fiscal Court focuses on toilet paper
• Talk of compromise in the air
• Number of cancer survivors grows to nearly 12 million
• Training begins at Sitel
• City wants to remove cultural center director from payroll
• Briefs: Reward offered in cattle theft
• Weight-loss surgery can improve heart health when other weight-loss methods fail
• Four teens injured in crash
• Bowling to benefit area youth
• Buss dedicates time, efforts to help others
• Tompkinsville considers adding city impound lot
• Bids approved for new high school
• Caverna to create own alternate HS
• Pay increased for poll workers
• Report identifies seven keys to keeping weight off
• Public safety reports: Road conditions lead to crash
• Amy Lee promoted to publisher in Texas
• Former dispatcher enters guilty plea
• Local briefs
• Technology may be keeping us awake at night, sleep survey finds
• CERT assists before, during and after disasters strike
• Williams says Senate will leave
• State’s economy stabilized
• Two area criminal cases may be heard by grand juries
• Metcalfe Fiscal Court courts adventure
• Metcalfe schools aim to solve college, career-ready issue
• Obesity presents several health issues
• Viers pleads guilty to manslaughter
• No medicaid agreement reached Monday
• ‘Feed the Need’ deemed a success
• Paw Ball raises money
• Breastfeeding helps prevent obesity in kids born to moms with diabetes
• IDEA Board members discuss loan fund
• Legislators form committee to tackle Medicaid shortfall
• Lack of sleep may worsen ADHD symptoms
• Graves jury deliberates, doesn’t reach verdict
• Penal code reform signed into law
• House, Senate at impasse on fixing Medicaid shortfall
• Smoking during pregnancy linked to congenital heart defects
• Veggie Education
• Prosecution continues to build case
• Court approves Bounty on Square
• IPP merger means new company
• State Senate passes Williams’ Medicaid plans
• Stuart returns to Plaza with Grammy
• Vote-buying trial under way
• New jail again under scrutiny
• State approves incentives for business considering Glasgow
• Senate rejects Beshear’s Medicaid plan
• Hart Co. man gets two years in sex abuse case
• Screening, lifestyle changes could prevent many colorectal cancer deaths
• Trial starts for former judge-executive
• HS students learning to fly
• Glasgow buses to continue routes
• Vibbert accused of hitting man with bat
• Soda and other sugary drinks may raise blood pressure
• Woman killed in crash
• Age, surgeries can’t slow T-ville woman
• Buster expected to enter guilty plea Tuesday
• Fed CEO talks monetary policy
• Too much light at night limits production of key sleep hormone
• Expo gives vendors the business
• Tornado was part of Friday storm system
• T-ville to keep own dispatch service
• Students to attend class on two Saturdays
• Class to write bat book
• Bird Bath
• Second city having boundary problems
• Penal code reform still expected to pass
• Allen receives ag award
• EPB adds new power source
• Blockbuster to close its Glasgow store
• Barren FFA receives $2,500
• Woman arrested on drug charges
• Parker sentenced to 13 years
• Gastric bypass beats other surgeries for weight loss, improving diabetes, studies suggest
• Case involving former deputy set for trial
• Board approves longer days
• Hill receives 20-year sentence
• Expo will increase awareness of business
• Buster gets 20 years in sex case
• Common childhood skin condition may be a precursor to food allergies
• Tragedy led to inspiration
• Former jailer’s lawsuit going to mediation
• Trial will start Monday in alleged sex crime case
• Eating fiber can help you live longer, study suggests
• Area residents donate more than $160,000 to United Way
• Laser eye surgery bill first passed in session
• Poor sleep linked to increased rheumatoid arthritis symptoms
• Cave City election case moves forward
• On their word
• City council welcomes goats
• Knee replacements can last 20 years or more, study finds
• Teachers learn about literacy and technology
• Bartley admits vote buying
• State house votes for corrections reform bill
• Bartley pleads guilty to vote buying
• Bed Bugs found in Cave City
• Biven new state police spokesman
• Quitting smoking before cancer treatment improves survival, study suggests
• Defendant given another chance to change plea
• A ‘labor of love’ finished
• Energy drinks can be risky for kids
• Economics focus for future leaders
• Council approves incentives for business
• Board reviews construction schedule for high school
• Cave City receives grant
• Morning update: Council agrees to incentives for company
• E-warrant system will increase efficiency
• Bills tackle childhood obesity problem
• E-warrant system will increase efficiency
• Bills tackle childhood obesity problem
• Two arrested on drug charges
• School districts prepare for SEEK cuts
• Operation Reunion
• Snow days cause calendar confusion
• Aggressive lymph node surgery not always needed for early breast cancer, study suggests
• Last day of class still a moving target
• Caverna considers make-up days
• Officer involved in crash
• Morning update: Last day of school a moving target
• Police busy with slew of crashes Wednesday
• Low salt levels impact road work
• Red Cross class tries to win computers
• Meth labs found in chase vehicle
• Traffic report
• Livestock farmers have stake in bill
• State parks recognize organ donors
• Gifted education makes a comeback
• Edmonton receives good audit report
• Kentucky house passes immigration reform bill
• Morning update: Efforts continue to reimburse livestock suppliers
• Chamber honors citizens
• City to buy land
• Morning update: Chamber names group citizen of the year
• Marijuana use may lead to earlier onset of psychotic illness
• Local law enforcement push for new law
• Agricultural investment grant funds available
• Starting solid food too early ups obesity risk in formula-fed babies
• Fiscal Court violated open meetings law
• Kentuckians divided by immigration law debate
• iPads come to classrooms
• IDEA is to increase curb appeal
• Lifting weights can help seniors stay independent, researchers say
• Rape suspect to chair school board
• County discusses how to help recruit business
• Local groups to help food drive
• Early treatment of Lyme disease can help prevent arthritis
• Coffey survives 20 years on dialysis
• Three plead guilty on second day of trial
• Immigration bill under scrutiny
• Two men arrested on drug charges
• Protein level may help predict whether cancer will spread
• Hill pleads guilty Wednesday
• Magistrates vote against construction delay for jail
• Knob Lick man injured in crash
• Glasgow schools look at long-term district needs
• Area doctor working to raise awareness of condition
• Woman arrested on drug charges
• Women stand to gain a lot from lower blood pressure, study finds
• Homeless needs continue in area
• Park City road again on county agenda
• Government issues updated nutrition advice
• Metcalfe murder trial to start Tuesday
• Man arrested for fleeing police
• Energy drinks pose health risks-with or without alcohol, researchers say
• Sports briefs: Monroe picks up pair of wins
• Jobs focus of chamber breakfast
• Miller sentenced to 70 years
• Coal fight continues
• More Americans developing diabetes, report shows
• ‘Lady, Listen’
• Magistrates upset over jail delays
• Defendant denies having sex with teens
• People with heart disease may benefit from stress management training
• Smiths Grove man killed in crash
• Sitel job openings draw more than 600
• Relay for Life location announced
• Teens testify about alleged abuse
• Briefs: Five charged in meth bust
• City council approves position changes
• Relay for Life kicks off with rally
• State will oversee HVAC inspections
• Hart County rape case has been rescheduled
• Deadline Tuesday in statewide races
• Sex abuse trial under way
• Career line at Sitel
• Cancer survivors often live with pain
• Debate on Park City road remains salty
• Students learn with robots
• County considering options for animal disposal
• Daily Times wins at KPA
• Weather wreaks havoc on roads
• Government officials learn about their roles
• Justice center remains on schedule
• State plans bills aimed to reduce prison costs
• Scholarships named for Juanita Bayless
• Damage from cigarette smoke starts in minutes
• Sitel, Best Buy ink deal for call center
• District leaders split on delay in reform of education
• Walking more could help lower diabetes risk
• Fiscal court feuds over Park City road
• Firms selected for health pavilion
• Buster receives 25-year sentence
• Football fields to be improved
• Brief: Jobs coming to Glasgow
• Too much TV or computer time may harm your health
• Dream marches on
• District officials hear from specialists at CHS
• Osteoporosis screening recommended for women 65 and older
• 2 arrests made in burglary
• Behavioral therapy reduces incontinence after prostate cancer surgery
• MLK Day tradition continues
• Defendants reject plea deals
• Briefs: Sex abuse case headed to trial
• Optimism is good for teens' health, study finds
• FDA sets limits on prescription painkiller ingredient
• BC schools lose over $450,000 in funding
• Caverna schools coping with cuts
• Woman arrested on drug charges
• Library adds e-books as an option
• Districts to decide on make-up days
• Trial date set in Monroe murder case
• Secondhand smoke raises kids' blood pressure
• Road crews remain busy
• Glasgowman gets five years for abusing elderly woman
• Man killed in crash
• Parker sentenced for fatal crash
• Howard receives five years
• Three charged in meth arrest
• New board members get involved
• Rogers is appointed to be Glasgow’s new city attorney
• Woman charged with identity theft
• Councilman questions city’s use of CCVFD account funds
• Slick roadways have led to school closings
• Wouldbe jailbreakers fail
• Local Dana facility remains open
• Area communities take steps for future
• Bills pass on party lines
• Coats for kids
• Barren County starting super search
• Rheumatoid arthritis drugs less effective for smokers
• Sleep apnea treatment eases fatigue in three weeks, study suggests
• County can do better luring business
• EPB works to finish substation
• Area man found with two missing teens
• Women with depression, diabetes face increased risk of death
• Planning under way for conference
• City clerk fired at meeting
• Motion to remove counsel denied in sex abuse case
• Echinacea offers little protection from colds, study finds
• SGE starts full-day preschool
• Decorations come down
• Edmonton implements planning
• Uncertainty surrounds legislative session
• 2011’s first baby born Saturday in Glasgow
• Man arrested for allegedly assaulting, threatening girlfriend
• Acupuncture may help treat lazy eye in older children
• Readying the roses
• Daily Times top stories from 2010
• Mody has a strong desire to serve others
• City officials take oath of office in Friday ceremony
• County officials sworn into positions Saturday
• Excess weight can be deadly, study finds
• Moore pleads guilty to vote buying
• Texting while driving law goes into effect Saturday
• Pain at the pump
• Police to be visible for holiday
• Got a cold? Avoid intense workouts, expert suggests
• Triple murder trial delayed
• Hill case moved back a month
• Briefs: Crash leads to two injuries, one arrest
• Primary ovarian insufficiency linked to depression in young women
• City says its goodbyes
• Corps accepting Christmas trees
• Briefs: Two arrests made in home invasion
• Don't delay treatment for arthritis symptoms, experts urge
• Lucas home destroyed in fire
• Crashes kept law enforcement busy
• Weightlifting doesn't cause lymphedema in breast cancer survivors, study shows
• Dr. Juanita Bayless, 1939-2010
• Runners raise money for research
• Multiplicity
• A farewell reception
• Board purchases new building
• Skipping the holidays
• Exercise crucial for people with type 2 diabetes, new guidelines stress
• Christmas Greetings 2010
• Metcalfe school district improves its energy effeciency
• Latest Census count protects Kentucky's political clout
• Ralston appoints interim principals
• Hurt given one-year extension
• Eat your vegetables and live longer, study suggests
• Local offices announce holiday closings
• Any exposure to cigarette smoke can damage health, surgeon general warns
• Resolve to be ready in the new year
• Another Glasgow pharmacy business plans expansion
• Shoney’s will remain open in Glasgow
• Washing away winter grime
• Many women don't get recommended mammograms, study finds
• Governor candidate visits Glasgow
• High alert, little action for law enforcement
• School board recognizes band and golf team for titles
• Monroe schools get grant
• Hogan serves community well
• Ralston plans to appoint interim principals
• Briefs: Two injured in crash
• Mammoth Cave roads closed
• 'Good' bacteria may offer some health benefits to kids, pediatricians say
• Ready for the storm
• Law enforcement planning extra patrols
• Bertha Hogan named Cave City citizen of the year
• Schools closed on Wednesday
• Most schools remain closed
• Cave City clarifies boundaries
• School board honors Ream and Lawrence
• Break-in leads to pursuit, arrest
• EPB customers have power outage
• Despite screening options, many cancers are diagnosed in late stages
• Snow causes minor crashes
• Rural roads remain slick regionally
• Vapor rub helps ease kids' cold symptoms, study suggests
• CMC finds new home on square
• One day food drive planned
• Beware of carbon monoxide poisoning
• Gamaliel nominated for ribbon
• Vitamin D, calcium recommendations updated
• Ralston plans to retire
• Murphy leaves as Hiseville principal
• New elementary will be in Edmonton
• Man charged with assault after woman found in closet
• Complaint filed in mayoral election
• Reduced cost flu shots available
• Board to determine elementary location
• New elected officials educated
• Chance of Hale at bus garage
• Nunn case delayed in Hart County
• Sex offender receives 20 years
• Briefs: Two Glasgow men arrested
• Entries vie for titles
• Float designs become creative
• Doctors work with new procedure
• Eastern Livestock case under investigation
• Convention center hires new director
• Two arrested on sex charges
• ‘Pink Ladies’ help technologically challenged
• BRASS seeks cell phones
• Unique items surface at road show
• Author in School
• Belly fat may weaken women's bones
• Work on state hospital to begin early next year
• 2 million could lose unemployment benefits by Christmas
• Insurance rates will rise for many
• Walking helps protect mental function, study finds
• Local planning committee discusses what is next
• Meth labs rise in number
• Prefiled bill addresses unfunded mandates
• Hatcher hosts forum on irregularities
• Fire confined to bedroom
• Man in serious condition following crash
• Brock leaves KRT for academia
• Magistrates discuss flood plain issues
• RISING STAR: Nothing slows woman motivated to make difference
• RISING STAR: Residents, co-workers praise BHI manager’s work ethic
• RISING STAR: Teachers, students like Park City Ele. principal’s leadership
• RISING STAR: Glasgow teacher says students are his stars
• Breast cancer deadlier for smokers, study suggests
• ’Tis the Season Approaches
• Local homes open to view
• Tree will aid BRAWA animals
• Gadget growth applies pressure
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• Caffeinated alcoholic beverages aren't safe, government warns
• Dark Friday
• Police officials announce local holiday checkpoints
• Sparks will light Tompkinsville
• New anti-clotting drug a promising alternative to warfarin
• Food allergens may lurk in holiday treats, allergists warn
• New jail completion date extended
• No rest for public servants
• Holiday meals inspire siblings
• IN THE MINUTES: Metcalfe County Fiscal Court
• Farm family works, eats soup
• IN THE MINUTES: Glasgow City Council
• Experimental treatment helps lower hard-to-control high blood pressure
• Kingrey plans to appeal 25-year sentence
• Walden sentenced to life in prison
• 20-year sentence in chase case
• Results remain in Cave City recanvass
• Three injured in Monday crash
• Briefs: One injured in Hiseville crash
• Zoning change approved for proposed bowling, family center
• HPV vaccine underused by young women, study suggests
• Sheriff’s office makes arrest in recent break-ins case
• Caffeine may trigger gout attacks, study suggests
• England receives community award
• Farmers, drivers have checks returned
• BCSO looking for person of interest
• Plan designed to revitalize T-ville
• Deadline closing for Christmas Angels program
• District scores well in readiness
• New cholesterol drug shows unprecedented promise
• T.J. Samson plans new health pavilion
• Key meth ingredient may soon require prescription
• Free flu shots available
• Teens who cut back on salt will be healthier as adults, study suggests
• UPDATE: Hospital will open health pavilion in shopping center
• Wilbur Graves’ trial date could be delayed
• Murder suspects arraigned in Monroe County
• Smokeout urges quitting tobacco
• Players present ‘A Christmas Carol’
• Job stress raises women's heart disease risk
• Small businesses still growing
• Jail unable to hold more state inmates
• Lawmakers criticize Gov’s Medicaid plan
• Safety focus on seat belts
• Cigarettes to carry large, graphic warning labels
• Caverna MS meets NCLB targets
• Scottie band wins state year after uniform change
• Issues arise with area livestock purchaser
• 6-year-old inspired to help homeless
• Metcalfe Co. prisoners back in Barren jail
• Bellamy named deputy jailer
• Overuse of texting, social networking linked to risky behaviors in teens
• Breastfeeding doesn't mean less sleep for mom
• Branham honored with airport memorial
• Ross named to school board, Tarry retires after 41 years
• Metcalfe MS bid accepted
• People with rheumatic diseases often skip medicines, study suggests
• Children’s Theatre offers own take on Greek Myths
• Briefs: Park City elects three incumbents
• Building to promote ag products
• A lifetime dedicated to service
• Family bonds form through military
• Family nutrition survey reveals gaps in knowledge
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• Children getting healthier food options at GIS schools
• Discrepancies lead to recanvass request
• UPDATE: Two are arrested in several mile chase
• Motions focus of hearing
• Full-body security scans pose very low health risks, government says
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• GHS schedule back on track
• City completes deal to lure company
• Preparing for opening night
• Winter warning: Overheating an infant could raise SIDS risk
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• Pneumonia vaccination rates in older Americans could use a boost
• Armory dinner to honor area Veterans
• No complaints yet about election
• Remove athletes from play whenever a concussion is suspected, neurologists advise
• Smoking in middle age linked to dementia later in life
• Police get money for MDTs
• I-65 to be widened in Barren County
• A whole Wonka fun
• A healthy lifestyle could prevent nearly one-fourth of colorectal cancers, study finds
• McConnell prepared for new senate
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• London wins county clerk race
• New city council a chance for change
• Not all red yeast rice supplements are equal, study cautions
• Trautman defeats Pickett
• Greer holds off Jones’ challenge
• Fewer teen drivers involved in fatal crashes
• Smoking increases surgery complication risk, study shows
• Willett captures Monroe judge-exec. race
• Barren fiscal court will have new look
• Brothers win seats in GIS
• Wells leads vote; 2 new members elected
• Mutter wins, gets full elected term
• Bell will return to Frankfort
• Barren County election results
• LOCAL BRIEF
• Howard pleads to prescription charges
• Polls busy early in the day
• Five injured in crash
• Inmate transfers could result from issue
• Gas bills to drop for winter
• Fright Night 2010
• First aid guidelines updated
• New CPR guidelines emphasize chest compressions
• Aid available to pay heating costs
• Meth clean up law scrutinized
• Walk for Life
• Tips for a safe Halloween
• Family leads Barren County walk
• Relish show delivers surprises with cooking tips
• Number of people with diabetes expected to skyrocket
• Author coming to Glasgow
• No limits to crime-fighting
• Restless legs syndrome a common problem for people with fibromyalgia, study suggests
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• Conway works for every vote possible
• Brunt of storm misses county
• Tasty Expo
• Study raises new concerns about breast cancer, hormone therapy
• Council checks out new firetruck
• Halloween safety tips for kids with allergies or asthma
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• IN MINUTES: Glasgow City Council
• Barren Mesonet Station will get new equipment
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• Saturday was busy for local law enforcement agencies
• Skipping sleep may undermine efforts to shed body fat
• Board finds Reddy responsible
• Economy, jail top issues in J-E race
• Some osteoporosis drugs may raise risk of thigh fracture
• Walking may protect memory in seniors
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• UPDATE: Women accused of criminal abuse
• Tension grows in senate race
• Two indicted in Monroe County murder
• Barren County board approves construction
• Millions of strollers recalled in light of strangulation reports
• Flu shots may be OK for people with egg allergies
• Three arrested for stolen property
• Walkin’ in sunshine
• Vitamin D screening may be helpful before orthopedic surgery, study suggests
• IN MINUTES: Barren County Fiscal Court
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• Glasgow schools adopt all-day preschool
• IPP is hiring, starts lines soon
• Baby monitor cords a potential danger to young kids, government warns
• IN MINUTES: Metcalfe County Board of Education
• IN MINUTES: Glasgow Board of Education
• Elliot receives honor as school librarian
• Board reviews test results
• Stinnett pleads guilty in circuit court
• Relay teams start early
• Children with food allergies often bullied
• Senate race gets nasty
• Sims named Middle School Art Teacher of the Year
• Unwrecking Crew
• Psychiatric medicines may cause smokers to light up more, study suggests
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• Police reports, Oct. 17
• Sheriff's report, Oct. 17
• Court reports, Oct. 17
• 23rd District targeted by Republican leaders
• Election 2010: Barren County Magistrates’ races
• Glasgow Mayoral Candidates Respond
• Glasgow Mayoral Candidates Respond
• Liberty Street apartments shape up
• Election 2010: Glasgow mayor’s race
• Hands-only CPR improves cardiac arrest survival rates, study finds
• At-home exercises may lower women's fracture risk, study suggests
• IN MINUTES: Caverna Board of Education
• IN MINUTES: Barren County Board of Education
• Grant money comes through for area schools
• Child’s death gets family involved
• Glasgow man charged with manufacturing meth
• Tape with Ikner interview found
• Talking while walking may raise risk for falls in people with Parkinson's disease
• IN MINUTES: Tompkinsville City Commission
• Meth lab found
• IN MINUTES: Metcalfe County Fiscal Court
• IN MINUTES: Park City Commission
• Conway ‘fired up’ about Paul’s statements
• Woman arrested for check fraud
• New Leadership
• Many teens, young adults report binge drinking
• Groomer wins top award
• Thompson arraigned in Metcalfe Co.
• Intense weight-loss counseling improves diabetes control, study shows
• LOCAL BRIEFS: Man arrested following pursuit, crash
• Visitor’s View
• Judge sets August 2011 trial for Steve Nunn
• 1 in 4 women deal with domestic violence
• IN MINUTES: Glasgow City Council
• Council approves change order
• Citizens present issues, ideas
• Co-defendant enters guilty plea
• Cash on Delivery
• Getting a flu vaccine during pregnancy protects both mom and baby
• Governor delivers check for new industry
• Goodman grows huge sweet potatoes
• Women urged to begin mammograms at age 40
• Four vie to be Monroe County sheriff
• Experienced candidates face off in state rep. race
• Kingrey receives 30 years
• Coaches, parents should be alert for concussions in young athletes
• Cools cars, warm weather
• Monroe County judge-executive field narrows
• FDA warning: 'Miracle' medical mix turns into bleaching beverage
• Glasgow man escapes serious injury in motorcycle crash
• Free car washes
• Over easy?
• Three arrested in Horse Cave robbery
• Teens testify Kingrey incited sex acts
• Household countertops may be within baby's reach by age 12 months
• Program to reduce inmates
• Local company’s work to be part of history
• Firefighters focus on teaching safety
• American Academy of Pediatrics issues new iron guidelines for kids
• Husband, wife take plea deal in sex case
• Breast cancer is silent killer
• Substance abusers finding new ways to get high
• Fewer voters registered in Barren County
• Briefs: Police seeking hit and run driver
• Circuit Judge swears in new deputy
• Doctor in chase case won’t testify
• Local grocers help fight cancer
• GFD extinguishes small fire
• Students tackle hot-button issues
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 10 million tricycles, toys, high chairs
• Parents urged to take steps to prevent accidents caused by furniture tipping over
• Briefs: Two injured in Bon Ayr collision
• Fun at the Pumpkin Festival
• Dry weather causes tobacco concerns
• Lots of memories at 70-year reunion
• Shedding clothes can be a sign of severe hypothermia
• Gearing up for winter
• Morning glory scare
• Help needed to build Habitat home
• Jailer candidates differ on jail issues
• Cars, Cars, Cars
• Ultraviolet light a danger to eyes as well as skin
• Infant sleep positioners pose suffocation risk
• Dog lovers should beware of fleas, ticks
• Coaster takes off
• Fort Knox scrap causes stir
• Hunter Cross returns home
• 2 students National Merit Semifinalists
• Hot Stuff
• Violence too common among young people, study finds
• Monroe school district gets mixed results from tests
• Metcalfe middle school student inspires football team to wear pink
• EPB to end second mailing of late notices
• Paul says ‘election is about Obama’
• Regular family dinners help prevent teen drug use
• IN MINUTES: Metcalfe County Fiscal Court
• Metcalfe board reviews district’s finances
• Metcalfe board votes to let seniors take trip
• Former Hobson House director sentenced
• Celebrity chef visits BCHS culinary clas
• Honor Wall
• Substance abuse is on the rise, survey finds
• Introduction
• Study identifies risk factors for blood clots after hip replacement
• Milam drops out of judge-exec race
• Prescription drug collection goes well
• Metcalfe district meets 9 of 10 targets
• BRIEFS
• Metcalfe board moves forward on new MCMS
• Attorney says Howard close to agreement
• Conway ad deals with drug issue
• Fryin’ up funds
• District struggles, CMS meets NCLB goals
• Pumpkin Fun
• Pregnant women reminded to get the flu vaccine
• City commissioner challenges incumbent mayor
• 3 challenge to be mayor
• Conway claims race is ‘dead heat’
• Former sheriff’s deputy indicted
• Prosecutor, Sheriff address dismissal of charges in Wooten case
• Testing data pour in for districts
• Cut the Ribbon Time
• Glucosamine, chondroitin don't ease arthritis pain, study finds
• Safety concerns lead FDA to significantly limit use of diabetes drug Avandia
• Rand Paul receives business endorsement
• Future leaders start program
• Program focuses on drug disposal
• Ikner case dismissed, trial canceled
• Smokeless tobacco isn't a safe cigarette alternative
• Glasgow man arrested for drug charges
• Three arrested for breaking into store
• State Senator Givens provides economic update
• Dietitians offer tips for helping kids avoid obesity
• Briefs: Louisville man arrested on drug, DUI charges
• Suspect in Nashville murder caught in Glasgow
• County named to 100 best
• Type D personality linked to future heart trouble
• Americans not as good about handwashing as they claim to be, study finds
• Briefs: Man killed in ATV crash
• Trial will begin next Tuesday in Ikner case
• Standoff between man, police ends
• Man arrested in burglary
• Barren County named grand champion
• Grip strength, walking speed may help predict mortality in seniors
• Houchens a stalwart for community
• Barren County AP scores jump 193 percent
• Candidates both bring experience to Metcalfe County race
• Candidates agree on one thing: job creation
• Butterfly population on the rise?
• Less than half of all babies still nursed at six months
• Older adults face unique risks from HIV
• Hundreds attend job fair
• Vaccine preservative doesn't cause autism, study shows
• IN MINUTES: Hart County Fiscal Court
• IN MINUTES: Tompkinsville City Commission
• POLICE BRIEF
• Conference to focus on environment
• Pictures of dead child banned at trial
• IN MINUTES: Monroe County Fiscal Court
• IN MINUTES: Metcalfe County Fiscal Court
• IN MINUTES: Edmonton City Council
• IN MINUTES: Cave City City Council
• Taxes expected to increase in Cave City
• Hot Rods to marshal Christmas parade
• Gibson takes on new role
• Repeated antibiotic use may change balance of good microbes in the body
• Briefs: Stabbed man charged with assault
• Monroe Fiscal Court to take loan
• Field day provides education
• Students see career paths
• England honored by board
• Depression affects many parents, study finds
• POLICE BRIEFS
• IN MINUTES: Glasgow Board of Education
• IN MINUTES: Glasgow City Council
• City, county partner to lure business
• Floodplain maps changed in Cave City
• Venue change denied in Ikner trial
• Murder case sent to grand jury
• Experts offer tips for kicking off a safe youth football season
• Briefs: Crash causes injuries for Cave City man
• Cemetery tour teaches history
• Shoes collected to help needy
• Bariatric surgery best before pregnancy, study suggests
• Fair wants to connect jobs with jobless
• Burglary leads to chase, 2 arrests
• Shake it Out
• Too many people still smoke, government report finds
• Property transfer will benefit BRAWA
• Law officers concerned about federal money
• General cooler than primary
• Wreck leaves Cave City man injured
• Memory problems more common in men, study suggests
• Coaches anticipate tough game
• IN MINUTES: Barren County Board of Education
• Park City Commission lowers tax rate
• Ky. Medicaid budget faces mass shortage
• SpanTech receives award
• Appetite hormones may predict who keeps weight off after a diet
• Competition helps drivers prepare for snow
• Change of venue filed in Ikner case
• Women with gynecologic cancer should consider clinical trials, group says
• Monroe man had been shot
• Women's soccer kicking style may explain increased knee injury risk
• Bowers’ efforts helped improve road
• City, county partner to attract jobs
• Southern States board named
• Pot fields found in Monroe County
• Hart man injured in crash
• High lead levels may delay puberty in girls
• Misuse of pesticides on bed bugs can be dangerous, EPA warns
• Hurt, London vie to be county clerk
• Lyons learning to speak with her hands
• Officials ready for big lake crowds
• Sesquicentennial shows local pride
• Plaza announces fall schedule, ticket options
• Briefs: Munfordville woman charged after abuse investigation
• Preventive surgeries may benefit women with inherited cancer risk
• Eating a variety of fruits and vegetables may reduce lung cancer risk for smokers
• Drug busts just the beginning in cases
• North Jackson to expand
• Wading in the water
• DASH diet lowers long-term heart attack risk
• POLICE BRIEFS
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Williams announces run for governor
• Global Fest to showcase area’s diversity
• Murder suspect waives extradition
• Library preps for book sale
• Sleeping too little may harm young adults' mental health
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• Eaton supports Conway due to drug concerns
• Study shows money could be available for public good
• Interns aid in bat study
• Bond error corrected in murder case
• Teens who skip sleep eat more fatty foods, study finds
• District considering alteration to senior trip policy
• Most state offices to close Friday
• Lending a helping hand
• Locally, furloughs will have less impact than expected
• Two arrested in Monroe County murder
• Waiting patiently
• Black rice a good source of antioxidants
• Briefs: Woman injured in crash
• Deadly fire is being investigated as homicide
• Concussions on the rise in young athletes
• Sexton was dedicated to education
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• House Hunting
• Bayless’ Day
• Seeing the land of the Rising Sun
• Herpes medications appear safe during pregnancy, study confirms
• Adults with ADHD may benefit from cognitive behavioral therapy
• Fashion show to benefit Red Cross
• Benefit to aid family of boy injured in dirt bike crash
• Globetrotting
• IN MINUTES: Glasgow-Barren County Industrial Development & Economic Authority
• Remembering their rights
• Metcalfe board approves tax increase
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• New nurses get capped
• State furloughs will have local impact
• 2010 Hall of Fame Class
• Real, fake acupuncture both help knee arthritis
• Two arrested by task force
• Drinking water before meals can help dieters lose weight
• IN MINUTES: Glasgow Electric Plant Board
• IN MINUTES: Barren County Board of Education
• IN MINUTES: Glasgow City Council
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• Questions delay court hearing in murder case
• Man indicted for stabbing
• EPB gives tour of new substation
• Crash closes parkway
• More preteens getting recommended vaccines
• IN MINUTES: Metcalfe County Fiscal Court
• IN MINUTES: Barren County Fiscal Court
• City to search wide for new chief
• Pedigo gets 3-year sentence
• Walden pleads guilty to 2008 murders
• Changes designed to make I-65 safer
• Glasgow to increase tax rate
• Stress may worsen PMS symptoms, study finds
• County seeks warning sirens
• Photo book focusing on Barren County available
• Food drive effort begins
• Unhealthy habits linked to headaches in teenagers
• Briefs: Two arrested on drug charges
• Glasgow prepares to replace chief
• County waiting on bond info
• GHS students learn Chinese
• New officers change the face of the department
• To reduce arthritis pain, follow exercise recommendations
• Binge drinking especially risky for men with high blood pressure
• Man arrested for forgery
• Judge-Executive: Wellness board should help pay for audit
• Subdivision expansion approved
• Salmonella prompts nationwide recall of eggs
• Parker found competent
• Weight-loss surgery helps reduce diabetes medication use
• Metcalfe to offer disaster housing
• Monroe County has flooding after rainfall Wednesday
• Extension teaches about rain barrels
• School board member dies
• Antagonistic personality traits may boost heart, stroke risks
• Edmonton man injured in crash
• Trial date set for Stinnett
• State team to begin work at MCHS
• Outdoor classroom nearly finished
• Johnson resigns as Glasgow Police chief
• Cutting back on red, processed meats protects women from heart disease
• City district will hold revenue line
• Man in custody on sex charges
• Four people injured in area crashes
• Women's cholesterol levels vary during menstrual cycles
• Glasgow: Land of Ancient Trees
• SHERIFF'S REPORT: July 16-22
• State spins inmates onto counties’ dollars
• Big trip planned for little girl
• Knott aims to be a shooting star
• SCUBA can do
• Study links stress, conception difficulties
• Search on for medical savings
• Congressional speech
• Ragweed allergy symptoms appear earlier for people with pet, dust mite allergies
• Rolling towards the finish
• Pregnancy OK soon after miscarriage, study finds
• A terrible, awful, no good, very bad day
• IN MINUTES: Horse Cave City Council
• IN MINUTES: Cave City City Council
• Caverna schools increase tax rate
• IN MINUTES: Barren County Board of Education
• New WKU provost in Glasgow to learn more about campus
• Barren, Glasgow show ACT improvement
• City recognizes businesses on square
• Regional school board races take shape
• Change coming for Glasgow schools
• Mody takes donors ‘To the Brim’
• Lack of relationships rivals smoking, drinking as risk factor for dying, study suggests
• IN MINUTES: Park City Commission
• IN MINUTES: Metcalfe Fiscal Court
• IN MINUTES: Glasgow City Council
• IN MINUTES: Barren County Fiscal Court
• IN MINUTES: Glasgow Board of Education
• Bunche grant to be rebid
• Unchanged tax rate passes 1st reading
• School's back in session
• One quarter of stroke survivors quit taking medication within months
• Caverna students start school
• Bayless given key to the city
• High School design selected
• New store to take over former Goody’s
• Dry pet foods may carry salmonella, study finds
• Safety is key for start of school year
• Attorney ordered to court
• Two men injured in crash
• Civil Air Patrol seeks more members
• Therapy important after hand surgery or injury
• O’Dell part of Harding University’s honor choir
• Small steps can help prepare students for school
• Howard reflects on first month at GIS
• Smoking, nipple piercing raise women's breast abscess risk
• Two children found dead
• Catching up on sleep takes time, study suggests
• 2 children found dead in SW-Barren County
• Man arrested for drugs following traffic stop
• National park video receives accolades; Carson also wins
• Back to School
• Study: Internet-addicted teens at risk for depression
• ‘Cruiser Cram’ brings in school supplies
• Main Street road work will detour traffic
• Storm brings power outage
• Study: Low-carb diet boosts good cholesterol
• IN MINUTES: Park City Commission
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• POLICE BRIEFS
• Golf program introduces children to game
• Heat wave slaps southern Kentucky
• Sleep habits linked to cardiovascular disease risk
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Convention center needs new director
• Lemonade Hawks
• IN MINUTES: Barren County Board of Education
• Terry pleads guilty to 12 theft counts
• Terry resigns from Renaissance Committee
• Hormone spray to reduce hot flashes can rub off on kids, pets
• School Return
• Fair floral show isn’t just for flower arrangements
• LOCAL BRIEFS: Man arrested after one-hour standoff
• Rally Sports
• Rally Sports
• Local student spends 15 days as ambassador
• Pet fancy
• Household cleaning products a danger to kids
• New middle school plan presented
• Man arrested for fraudulent use of credit card
• McGuirk spends spring semester in D.C.
• Program helps woman become teacher
• Man found dead following Friday crash
• Wells retires after exciting KSP career
• New studies support hands-only CPR
• SHERIFF'S REPORTS: Aug. 1, 2010
• GPD REPORTS: Aug. 1, 2010
• Many have competed for years
• Premature births more likely in overweight moms, study suggests
• Six new members added to athletic hall
• Livestock shows begin on opening day
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• Wheeler off to the races in California
• Lake levels fall to summer pool
• Day of caring strikes locally
• Families work as team to show cattle
• Metcalfe agrees to give recovery bond money to Barren County
• Local developers buy Barren River Plaza
• Plan ahead to help keep kids with allergies, asthma safe at school
• Early Pap tests recommended for girls with weakened immune systems
• Vaginal birth usually safe after cesarean, OB/GYNs say
• Sitting too much may shorten your life
• Pediatricians offer new advice on head lice
• Moderate caffeine use safe during pregnancy, obstetricians say
• Obesity in young adults tied to psoriatic arthritis risk
• Insecurity in relationships may be a risk factor for health trouble
• Vaginal gel lowers risk of HIV, herpes for women
• New guidelines recommend early HIV treatment to prevent AIDS
• People with diabetes urged not to change medication regimens without doctor's OK
• A range of options can help keep people with knee arthritis active
• Sleep apnea may raise men's heart disease risk
• Smoking still too common among high school students
• Behavioral interventions help people make heart-healthy changes
• Salsa and guacamole pegged as frequent sources of foodborne illness
• Neck measurement may identify obesity in kids
• Cyberbullies harm both themselves and their victims
• FDA approves telescope implant to treat age-related vision loss
• Cancer death rates continue to drop
• Weight loss may reduce hot flashes for overweight women
• Experts offer picnic safety tips for people with food allergies
• Many women with breast cancer don't complete hormone treatment, study finds
• Cancer patients, survivors urged to exercise
• Tight diabetes control produces mixed results, study finds
• Schools can help protect children from diabetes
• Americans eating too much salt, study finds
• Exclusive breastfeeding protects baby from infections
• Rising number of older Americans being treated for substance abuse
• Family members who have weight-loss surgery together lose more weight
• More than 2 million cribs recalled due to safety concerns
• Try conservative treatments first for endometriosis, OB/GYNs recommend
• Emergency department visits for prescription drug abuse on the rise
• Survey: Many with diabetes uninformed about hot-weather risks
• Good cholesterol may help stop cancer
• White rice raises diabetes risk, brown rice lowers it
• Smoking, unhealthy cholesterol levels may contribute to vision loss
• Diabetes, cancer link explored by expert panel
• Parents warned of liquid vitamin D overdose risk in infants
• Experts encourage men to protect their health
• Stress reduction improves breast cancer survival, study suggests
• Consistent rules help limit kids' screen time, study shows
• Keep kids safe from lawn mowers this summer
• Mammogram interpretation getting more accurate
• Secondhand smoke a mental health hazard, study finds
• Injuries more common in youth hockey leagues that allow checking
• Some pain relievers linked to increased heart risk
• High school students abusing prescription drugs, survey finds
• Moving to a new home? Take steps to avoid back injuries
• Deep brain stimulation eases some Parkinson's disease symptoms, study finds
• Quitting smoking after surgery reduces complications
• Button batteries a hazard for kids
• Inactive young people at risk for high blood pressure later
• Tooth-brushing habits linked to heart risks
• Shedding extra pounds helps overweight girls avoid diabetes as adults
• Study findings may lead to cure for reactive arthritis
• Panel recommends daily aspirin for many adults with diabetes
• Doctor's advice key to safe sexual activity after heart attack
• Swimmers should be vigilant about public pool safety, government advises
• Frequent doctor visits help people with diabetes lower blood pressure
• Study: Drinking fewer sugary drinks may lower blood pressure
• Salmonella outbreak linked to alfalfa sprouts
• Pediatricians update water safety guidelines for kids
• Cell phones not linked to brain tumors, government says
• Incontinence surgeries offer similar benefits, different risks for women
• Dermatologists stress importance of checking skin for signs of cancer
• Exercise, weight loss can help ease arthritis pain
• Dads can get the baby blues too
• High-fat meals may worsen asthma
• Flu drugs appear safe during pregnancy
• A daily dose of nuts may help improve cholesterol levels
• People reluctant to call 911 for stroke symptoms, survey suggests
• FDA cautions public about misuse of Benadryl anti-itch gel
• Parents reminded of drop-side crib dangers
• Get the message: Never text while driving
• Sun safety means protecting eyes as well as skin
• Seasonal flu vaccination rates rise, especially among children
• Vitamin E shows promise in treating fatty liver disease
• Study: Delay noncardiac surgery after getting a stent
• Magnet therapy may ease depression
• More research needed into Alzheimer's prevention strategies, panel finds
• New treatment helps the immune system fight prostate cancer
• Children's liquid Tylenol, Motrin, Zyrtec and Benadryl products recalled
• Physical therapists offer runners tips for avoiding foot injuries
• New findings mean fertility hope for young women with menopause-like condition
• Tight blood sugar control not linked to death in people with diabetes after all
• Combination therapy best for diabetic eye disease, study suggests
• Unhealthy habits add up, shorten life, study finds
• Weight-loss surgery before pregnancy helps prevent pre-eclampsia
• Make safety a priority during spring-cleaning chores
• <em>E. coli</em> infections drop, but other foodborne illnesses show little change
• Study spotlights importance of filling prescriptions after heart procedure
• Report calls for new approach to shaking Americans' salt habit
• Frequently eating meat may raise bladder cancer risk
• Researchers seek ways to personalize lung cancer treatment
• Tamoxifen, raloxifene both help prevent breast cancer, study confirms
• Bariatric surgery may make breathing easier
• Allergists offer tips for coping with high pollen levels
• Research shows more about how diet may reduce Alzheimer's risk
• High glycemic-index carbs raise women's heart disease risk
• Minor stroke too often ignored
• Neurologists issue guideline on driving with dementia
• Spanking may make kids more aggressive, study suggests
• Fruits and vegetables provide modest protection against cancer, study finds
• Sleep apnea linked to increased stroke risk
• Smoking may add to multiple sclerosis risk
• Walking reduces women's stroke risk, study finds
• FDA warns about false claims for fat-dissolving procedures
• Friends, family influence drinking habits, study finds
• Overactive thyroid may boost young people's stroke risk
• Health before surgery a key to recovery after hip fracture repair, study finds
• For kids, many holiday injuries aren't holiday-related, study finds
• Daily exercise helps negate obesity gene in teens
• Exercise and education may help prevent depression after pregnancy
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