Lexington, KY News

• Lexington, KY News
• Williamsburg approves Sunday alcohol sales
• Final sculpture unveiled for veteran's tribute
• Chris Bailey's forecast: Hot one today, but a big break ahead
• Windows on the mend
• Laurel County tornado survivor determined to overcome injury, loss
• Merlene Davis: Ex-offender organizes job fair for those like her
• Breathitt County man dies in motorcycle crash
• Crash kills Hazard woman
• Fields of Dreams: Darley farm hopes for Triple Crown winner as one rests on grounds
• Affrilacian poet address Transylvania graduates
• Harlan Daily Enterprise editor promoted
• Camp Nelson National Cemetery prepares for 21,000 visitors this weekend
• Volunteers restore graves at site of disabled home
• Researchers win $6.3M grant for paralyzed patients
• Break in Patz brings hope, tears to other families
• UK Baseball will take on Miss. St. at 1 PM today, in the SEC Tournament Semifina...
• Police find body hidden in Lincoln County barn
• Consultant: Pikeville could host regional airline
• Mammoth Cave expanding alcohol sales
• Chris Bailey's forecast: Record heat watch is on
• Memorial Day closings
• PHOTOS: Graduation 2012
• Congrats to UK Men's tennis stars Eric Quigley and Panav Jha on advancing to NCA...
• Versailles woman faces charges of trying to run over police officers
• Exclusive: 2 state housing workers fired after having sex in closet with inmate
• Missing Danville man last seen with murder suspect; remains found where pair once lived, police say
• Man robs PNC Bank on Woodhill Drive in Lexington
• Lexington police note commonalities in three recent wrecks involving pedestrians
• Judge allows Albarado back in saddle with ruling
• BCTC will be closed Monday, May 28 in observance of Memorial Day. Have a great...
• Congratulations to all of our Fayette and surrounding county High School graduat...
• FUN FACT FRIDAY: Here's a quick fact as you head off to enjoy your holiday week...
• West Liberty's Memorial Day is especially solemn — but hopeful
• Police, US Marshals arrest 21 in roundup
• Two Kentucky Wildcats are throwing it all out on the line for a chance at the NC...
• Trial delayed for teen in stepbrother's death
• Vacation Bible School programs offer a variety of themes
• History channel vs. history book: Facts are a casualty of TV's Hatfield-McCoy feud
• Review: 'Hatfields & McCoys' isn't fighting for an Emmy
• Hatfield-McCoy feud reignited by new book, TV miniseries
• On the wings of education, their futures will soar! The Kentucky Institute for A...
• 2 plead guilty in Lexington prostitution case, are likely to be deported
• Western Ky. bridge hit by ship reopens to traffic
• Did yoU Know: UK President Eli Capilouto is now blogging for The Huffington Pos...
• Crab Orchard man dies in single-car accident Thursday night
• Missing man was last seen with suspect in 2 Danville murders
• Friday's crime map: Find out what's happening in Lexington neighborhoods
• Civil suit against indicted sheriff is delayed
• Copper thieves strike Lexington church
• Chris Bailey's forecast: Weekend Heat Wave Arrives
• Cooper Campus LRC (Library) will be closed Tuesday, May 29 - Friday, June 8 for...
• London man is accused of murder
• Lexington gas prices lower, so fill 'er up
• Newberry joins staff of Georgetown College
• 'West Side Story,' 'Catch Me' lead Broadway Live 2012-13 season
• Lexington father and son plan prepare for twin-engine flight to England
• Trainer O'Neill suspended by Calif. racing board
• Cooper Campus LRC (Library) will be closed Tuesday, May 29 - Friday, June 8 for...
• Court hearing planned for grandmother charged in murders of daughter, grandchild
• Irvine man charged with rape, kidnapping in Madison County
• Video of the Week: On this Memorial Day weekend, we salute all veterans, includi...
• Ky. high court voids ex-superintendent's contract
• Fugitive sex offender from Ohio arrested in Lexington
• Bond set at $500,000 for suspect in Henry Clay student's slaying
• Stanton man accused of shooting 2 women dies of self-inflicted wound
• Jobless rates down in 110 Ky. counties in April
• UK president blogging on Huffington Post
• Thursday's crime map: Find out what's happening in Lexington neighborhoods
• To "see blue." is to get energized! When you're Plugged In to the future of our...
• One Mississippi, two… UK Baseball is back in Southeastern Conference tournament...
• Kentucky News Review: Cell tower workers fall to their deaths
• Upload: Share favorite 2012 grad photos
• Merlene Davis: Gay marriage is not a religious issue
• Ron Paul acolyte from Texas poured money into Ky. congressional race
• Clark County grandmother accused in killings of her daughter, granddaughter is taken to jail
• As UK President Eli Capilouto continues to "see blue." in China, he sent back a...
• State troopers fatally shoot Carter County man
• Milder weather means school is out earlier in Central Kentucky
• Without Lexington and Louisville, Obama would have lost Kentucky to 'uncommitted'
• Four men are charged in connection with two fires behind Georgetown business
• Lexington government pays $60,000 to settle lawsuit in death of inmate
• Two indicted in Richmond on kidnapping, murder, abuse of corpse charges
• What's your favorite thing to buy or make from your local farmers market?
• Image of the Week: The farmers are in the market on campus every Wednesday from...
• Merlene Davis: Gay marriage is not a religious issue
• Ex-WKYT reporter Jerry Sander loses latest court round
• Upload: Share your favorite 2012 graduation photos
• Columbia Gas customers to pay less
• Man pleads not guilty in double slaying
• Weaved in to the exhibit opening this weekend at The Art Museum at the Universit...
• Lexington's new summer program aims to keep youths involved
• Fed judge: GPS use illegal in Ky. drug bust
• Wednesday's crime map: Find out what's happening in Lexington neighborhoods
• Be sure to get your tickets for BCTC Theatre's production of Shakespeare's Twel...
• Lexington police investigating death of Fayette County jail inmate
• Third-place candidate plans to ask for recanvass in Frankfort mayoral race
• Shots fired at two people in Danville
• It's summer, and there's nothing like some smooth tunes to chill with - The 3rd...
• Jackson Co. crash kills McKee woman
• There is still time to apply for Summer II Classes, the deadline is June 5! To a...
• A return to the Blue, with some red and white too. Former UK Men's Basketball Al...
• Kentucky News Review: Rand Paul is endorsing candidates across the U.S.
• Voters select finalists in three Lexington council districts
• 18 of 19 state House incumbents survive primary challenges
• Two in five Kentucky Democrats vote for 'uncommitted' instead of Obama
• In Stanton, man shoots two women in the face, then shoots himself
• In state Senate races, voters stick with incumbents, insiders
• VIDEO: Andy Barr's primary election victory speech
• Chris Girdler gets GOP nomination
• Damon Thayer defeats Ricky Hostetler in GOP primary for 17th Senate District
• Congratulations to senior Eric Quigley of UK Men's Tennis, recipient of the Rafa...
• Lawless, Spires are top finishers in four-way race for Lexington's District 3
• Jonathan Shell defeats Nathan Mick in GOP primary for 36th House District
• Democratic Rep. Carl Rollins defeats Atwood, will face Douglass Jones in November
• On the ballot: Contested races in Fayette and surrounding counties and Franklin
• May, Thompson will face off for Frankfort mayor in November
• Mossotti, Polyniak advance in Lexington's 9th District Council race
• Two men are indicted on charges of having sexual contact with girl
• Akers, Dunn will face off this fall in race for Lexington's Council District 2
• Marrs defeats Spirito in 76th House District, will face Palumbo in the fall
• Andy Barr wins GOP primary, will face Ben Chandler in the fall
• Republican Chris Logan advances to face Susan Westrom in 79th House District
• Stan Lee wins GOP primary for 45th House District in Lexington
• Three are arrested in conspiracy to sell pills in Pike County
• Fix-it stations for bike repairs to be located along Lexington's Legacy Trail
• Kentucky has second highest rate of kids living with relatives, family friends
• Tuesday's crime map: Find out what's happening in Lexington neighborhoods
• Wayne man dies in crash
• A rookie, yes, but no less an impressive asset to the team. Congratulations UK B...
• Former UK football player Daylen Hall arrested for punching officer
• Prominent horse trainer pleads guilty to federal charge involving soring
• Two men killed, another injured in drug-related shooting, Danville police say
• Former Kentucky social worker pleads guilty to falsifying records
• 32 voter complaints reported in 14 counties as turnout appears to be 'abysmal'
• Like the Subway commercials suggest, we'll eat fresh this summer when the Lexing...
• Man charged in purse snatchings at Wal-Mart
• Be the person they'll always describe as "sharp as a tack."
• Kentucky News Review: Youth advocate group reports on status offenders
• Winchester police to update investigation into triple stabbing
• It's Election Day; don't forget to vote
• 42nd District baseball: Scott County knocks off Henry Clay
• Two men shot dead in Danville
• Somerset boy, 3, hit by mother's car dies
• Violation issued after dye from Triangle Park fountains seeped into creek
• Feds raise questions about services contract at Somerset airport
• Police to crack down on seat belt violations
• Proposals to fund college scholarships in Eastern Kentucky resurface
• Lexington police searching for person who stole, crashed KinderCare bus
• Tobacco setting gets started in Bluegrass
• Marathon oil pipeline to be complete in August
• Alltech announces new brand: Lyons Farm beef and poultry
• Homer Tracy, beloved EKU theater professor, dies
• Former University of Kentucky dean Richard Furst dies
• Congratulations UK Baseball head coach Gary Henderson on a record setting winnin...
• Woman charged in recent Louisville shooting death
• Forest Service offers free fishing, derbies in Kentucky
• Former trooper convicted of using gun while soliciting sex during drug crime
• It's kind of like one of those two-for-one deals we all love so much, only with...
• Updated | Neighbors grapple with stabbing deaths of Clark County woman, toddler
• Quote of the Week: "Don't be afraid to give up the good to go for the great." -...
• Monday's crime map: Find out what's happening in Lexington neighborhoods
• Group raises Confederate flag near Paducah
• BCTC-NARA Students race at High Hope!
• Kentucky News Review: Connected Nation plugs into Florida legislature
• Georgetown police: Officer shot woman after she ran into cars, drove at cop
• TDOT hopes to open 1 southbound lane of I-75
• Chris Bailey's forecast: A stormy break from the heat
• Woman, daughter stabbed to death in Winchester
• Police: death of Magoffin woman was homicide
• More Kentuckians falling in love with alpacas
• Authorities investigating two deaths in Winchester
• Thousands support charities at High Hope Steeplechase on Sunday
• Henry Clay senior Walker Buehler a standout on the mound and in the classroom
• Tom Eblen: Checking in on Lexington's new brewpubs
• Kentucky high school named best in the nation by Newsweek
• Playhouse at Waveland brings back memories for Lexington woman, 86
• Union seeks pay for time Fayette jail officer spent testifying in harassment suit
• Ron Paul exit spared Rand Paul from awkward Kentucky primary
• Manchester woman dies in residential fire
• Actor and UK alum Harry Dean Stanton's work showcased in Lexington film festival...
• Pedestrian severely injured by car on Newtown Pike Saturday night
• E. Ky. family resource center getting new home
• WKU nursing school plans expansion
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• APNewsBreak: 22 states join campaign finance fight
• Mammoth Cave guides become tour experts
• Lexington Church sponsors day to honor armed forces
• Three die in Shelby County crash
• Merlene Davis: Fayette teacher seeks her first class of first-graders
• Blue Grass Airport 'more fortunate' than others in a changing airline climate
• Local races on the ballot Tuesday in several Central Kentucky counties
• Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg marries sweetheart
• Carroll County crash kills infant
• New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie rips Obama at Kentucky GOP event
• Fayette school nurse program could be scaled back
• University of Pikeville officials announce new president
• 'Pay-as-you-throw' garbage collection a big issue in race for Frankfort mayor
• Mercer County man is arrested on meth charges after apartment fire
• Former longtime Lancaster mayor Billy Moss dies at age 87
• Christie bashes Obama for 'posing and preening'
• Tom Eblen: Update on West Liberty's recovery from devastating tornado
• UK in the News: Hunger Threat Skyrockets for Seniors in Last Decade.
• Elkhorn City mayor claims reporter harassment
• Marathon winner promotes Murray half-marathon
• Gardening at Kentucky jails is a growing trend
• Police arrest man on charges of robbing bank in Hamburg
• Faith-based movies being filmed in Central Kentucky
• Mo.-based pet food maker issues another recall
• Judge appoints new board for financially strapped David School
• Powder that provokes emergency response turns out to be correction fluid
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• APNewsBreak: Loretta Lynn married at 15, not 13
• Purse-snatcher sought in Nicholasville; victim, 84, suffered broken hip
• Former councilwoman Mossotti faces newcomers in Lexington council race
• Did yoU Know: President Capilouto is currently in China learning about research...
• Fate of Lexington homeless shelter unresolved as board postpones hearing
• 'Coal Miner's Daughter' Lynn married at 15, not 13
• Uranium miners wary of plan to enrich DU stockpile
• Fun Fact Friday Trivia: This native Kentuckian was nominated for president of t...
• Along with changes in the curriculum come fall, a new director has been selected...
• Low lake levels in Ky. have some worried
• Triangle Park fountain finally runs pink
• Down one in a series of three aginst Southeastern Conference rival Mississippi S...
• Friday crime map: Assaults, thefts, more in Lexington neighborhoods
• Kentucky News Review: Park service using technology to stop ginseng poaching
• Lexington postal processing and distribution center will remain open
• Bed bugs found in 34 of 64 northern Ky. hotels
• Chris Bailey's forecast: Here Comes Summer
• Shooting near Bryan Station parking lot after school hours
• Congratulations to UK doctoral student/saxophonist Dieter Rice, named Best Soloi...
• Fountain remains red for a second day; dilution scheduled for Friday
• Driver is badly hurt in crash at Nicholasville Road and Southland Drive
• Friends, family of slain Lexington man hold candlelight vigil
• Testimony describes Kentucky state trooper soliciting sex to ignore drug offense
• VIDEO: Kentucky secretary of state on voter turnout
• Mechanical problems delay B-29 Superfortress visit
• Few Kentuckians are likely to bother going to the polls Tuesday
• UK Tennis takes on the NCAA Sweet Sixteen for the third straight year, this time...
• Ky. jobless rate falls to 8.3%
• Clark businessman bought and donated a closing Kmart's inventory
• Community honors Mount Sterling soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Rare Buffalo Trace bottles raised $150,000 for charity
• Mike Fields' high school notebook: Dunbar team manager lives the dream on senior night
• Kentucky Supreme Court elects Minton to second term as chief justice
• Homecoming Online Reservation – June 2012
• Nara students will be at Thursday Night Live tonight with the equicizers! Come s...
• Developer: Pols can't keep approving new casinos
• Funding the fight against MDS, the Evans Foundation grant and matching donor gif...
• Crime map: See what crimes occurred in Lexington neighborhoods
• Kentucky News Review: Winery in California has roots in Kentucky
• Video of the Week: If you missed our most recent graduates cross the stage, or y...
• Incumbent Diane Lawless faces three challengers in Lexington council race
• Hollon, a Kentucky commitment, strikes out seven as Woodford turns back Tates Creek 4-3
• Lexington man is charged with possessing child porn
• Candlelight vigil to be held for slain Lexington man
• B-29 Superfortress to land at Lexington's Blue Grass Airport
• Incumbent Diane Lawless faces three challengers in Lexington council race
• Report calls on UK to build housing that benefits downtown Lexington
• Powell County woman admits concealing information to collect benefits
• Crash kills Owen County man
• State official arrested for DUI seven minutes after leaving work
• Parlay Social nightclub plans rooftop patio with panoramic downtown views
• Crew of USS Ashland visit Lexington for Armed Forces Day
• Medical schools, hospitals team up to fight child abuse in Indiana and Kentucky
• Please come out and support our 241 GED Graduates tomorrow night, 7 p.m. at Iman...
• Merlene Davis: St. Peter Catholic Church congregation celebrates 200 years
• Scott woman's lawsuit says defective heater caused fire that killed her husband
• Police investigating thefts at Toyota
• A&W Restaurants opens Lexington headquarters
• For the 4th consecutive season UK Softball has been selected as an at-large bid...
• Refund dates for the Summer can be found on the Summer Schedule Information page...
• Time Warner Cable restructuring Insight jobs
• Lexington Trader Joe's set to open June 29
• UK receives $6.25 million research grant, gift for post-cancer ailment
• Red water attracts attention to Triangle Park fountain
• Georgia sex offender arrested in south-central Kentucky
• Ivory tickling at its finest here at UK. It's the keys to the University of Kent...
• Lexington crime map: Find out what, where crimes occur
• Image of the Week: Step right up…to a "Jurassic Adventure" and day of fun, as w...
• Breathitt woman dies, three injured in crash
• Coroner identifies pedestrian killed on Nicholasville Road
• Lexington Theological Seminary names new Nunnelly Professor
• Franklin County: Walk a mile in Frankfort for Special Olympics
• Special Olympics walk is Saturday
• Kentucky Horse Park Foundation Named a Finalist In Toyota's 2012 100 Cars for Good Program
• UK feature twirler Tara Dauer took the overall high point award at the United St...
• Neighbors discuss problems surrounding Winchester Road homeless shelter
• Lexington's financial future bleak because of police, fire retirement fund, councilman says
• Palestinian supporters rally in downtown Lexington
• Barren County deputy violated conditions of pretrial release, prosecutors say
• God a major theme in south-central Kentucky Senate race
• Lextran offers free rides on Bike to Work Day
• Lexington man pleaded guilty to setting apartment fires
• Man, 69, faces numerous sex-related charges involving minors
• Secretariat's birthplace to be auctioned
• Lexington's Most Wanted, May 16
• Tom Eblen: Sole surviving Marines' Lexington Platoon member to be honored
• Lexington grand jury indicts two in slaying of high school student
• Bus crash survivor teaches a life lesson
• Driving down I-75, you may have noticed the signs for it. Today, a state park, F...
• Louisville councilwoman fires felon grandson
• Goodreads.com, Lexington library put readers together
• Crime map: See what crimes occured in your Lexington neighborhood
• Come see the North American Racing Academy students in the High Hopes Steeplecha...
• This is how we do it in the BBN...! UK Track and Field's Shelby Kennard and Josh...
• Kentucky News Review: Kids can fall in love with reading over the summer
• 2nd pedestrian dies after being hit on busy Lexington road
• Former UK basketball player Michael Porter arrested on sex charges
• Congratulations to UK junior Sarah Gooch, of UK College of Arts & Sciences, who...
• Details revealed explaining Manchester doctor's child porn charges
• 25 at health department could lose jobs
• Six Republicans vying for three state House seats in Lexington
• Panel charges former Kentucky tourism chief with ethics violation
• Students play gym-size game of Monopoly
• Local Diocese supports decision to bar same-sex couple from prom
• Congrats to UK Softball on making the NCAA Tourney! They will play Michigan begi...
• Clay County man killed in crash
• Man and woman rob Pike County bank
• Two state boards begin review of Richie Farmer audit
• $600K grant helps UK buy 18 high-tech pianos
• These are latest trends you'll want to know about. You'll find them at Research...
• Transylvania University says freshman class growing by 28 percent
• Quote of the Week: “The greatest oak was once a little nut that held its ground....
• Coventry Cares reverses course, will continue paying for addiction drug
• Video: Remarks from attorney for teen charged in murder
• Updated crime map: See what crimes occur in your neighborhood
• 5 arrested after tree bark stolen in Eastern Ky.
• Police: Murder suspect said he shot victim after receiving threats
• $50,000 reward offered after post office robbery
• Pedestrian dies after struck twice on Richmond Road
• Lexington man killed in I-64 crash
• Kentucky News Review: Zooey Deschanel to portray Loretta Lynn in new musical
• Ky. town short on officers after chief quits
• Ky. voters won't go to polls in 2013
• Presbyterian Church (U.S.A) plans job cuts
• Teens safe in Ky. cave, stranded while four-wheeling
• Sylvia Zerbini To Perform At The 32nd Annual Egyptian
• Innovative UK center studies, promotes work-life balance across state
• Tom Eblen: Member of Federal Reserve discusses her career, principles for leadership
• Xerox officials answer questions about Amazon's call-center announcement
• Ag department audit goes to Personnel Board
• Missing Morehead State student found
• Same-sex couple barred from Lexington Catholic prom
• Girls on the Run founder hopes to inspire athleticism, confidence, self-esteem
• Congratulations to UK sophomore Andrew Evans, winner of the Discus Title at the...
• Crash in Rockcastle kills man
• Enough sleep crucial to good health
• Two political novices challenge Andy Barr in 6th District GOP primary
• Bank's grants are helping tornado victims
• Fatal crash closes NB lanes of I-65
• Louisville woman drowns in lake
• Kentucky 8 reopens after landslide
• Personnel board to discuss agriculture audit
• Prosecutor using therapy dogs to help victims
• Danville invites royal couple for visit
• Good alternatives to commercial cleansers
• Quarterly rankings for nursing homes in Fayette and surrounding counties are released
• Kincaid heirs turn to lawsuits over trust issues
• Dancing with the Lexington Stars raises money for charity
• Fayette superintendent developing plan for holding back pupils
• Three newcomers vying to represent northwest Lexington on city council
• Is Lexington homeless shelter also a church? City says no
• Congratulations to UK Men's Tennis on advancing to their third consecutive NCAA...
• Arcadius dies after winning $150,000 race
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 p.m. EDT
• Boone teachers forgo raises to prevent staff cuts
• Police: Bullets that hit nursing home were strays
• Tom Eblen: In one week, Three Chimneys Farm felt agony, ecstasy of horse business
• Churchill Downs seeing shortest meets since 1975
• Bridge closed after motorists report concerns
• "see blue." on the court. UK Men's Tennis advances to second round of NCAA tourn...
• Court rules against Tennessee Tech policy
• Kentucky Horse Park Upcoming Programs - May 9, 2012
• Man accused of killing Lexington dermatologist hires new attorneys
• LTS celebrates 146th Commencement
• Lexington mayor to launch commission on homelessness
• Capilouto leading University of Kentucky administrators on China trip
• Georgetown teen is accused of murder, pleads not guilty
• Judge issues restraining order against longtime director of David School
• Young show-jumping phenom is moving to Lexington
• Review: 'Think different' is clever message of Jobs play
• Lexington visitor center moves Monday
• Jessamine high schools earn national recognition
• Two Republicans seek to follow Lonnie Napier in Kentucky House
• Not-guilty pleas entered for Fayette deputy, ex-deputy in gun-theft case
• Nearly 11 years after the 9-11 attacks on the U.S., the highlands of southwester...
• Jailed Breathitt schools superintendent resigns
• Judge orders $13 million restitution in oil scam
• State approves tax incentives for expanding companies
• Lexmark raises dividend, plans to declassify board
• Nunn's attorney withdraws from former lawmaker's civil lawsuit
• Beshear appoints Linda Breathitt to Public Service Commission
• The benefits of holding a job go beyond the paycheck, providing a sense of self-...
• Richmond woman accused of allowing child to wander outside for third time
• Richmond man accused of passing a school bus, nearly striking girl and her mother
• Take mom out to the ballgame. Take mom out to the Cats… UK Baseball competes in...
• Corbin native "Mama Bird" dead at 102
• Friday's crime map: Find out what's happening in Lexington neighborhoods
• Students charged with taping under teacher's dress
• Harrodsburg city commissioner withdraws resignation
• After investigation, Georgetown man is arrested on child-porn charges
• Two UK students in the UK College of Arts & Sciences & University of Kentucky Co...
• Lexington council gives initial approval to law aimed at sale of stolen scrap metal
• UofL raises tuition 6 percent
• Medicaid provider says it plans to stop paying for drug that helps fight addiction
• Federal indictment accuses Manchester doctor of producing, possessing child porn
• VIDEO: The Purple Lunchbox
• KU launches refrigerator recycling program
• Web campaigns for, against race-day Lasix launched
• 3 Fayette sheriff employees charged in case involving stolen guns
• Coroner's office rules Lexington shooting a homicide
• Catering company is job training for recovering substance abusers
• Video of the Week: Because "Those who fail to learn history are doomed to repea...
• Artisan pub to open at site of former Buddy's Bar and Grill
• Kentucky sees drop in government revenue in April
• Southbound I-75 to remain closed in northern Tenn. until May 21
• We've said our goodbyes to our most recent graduates, now we'll take the time to...
• Police find Ky. children in southern Ala.
• Jury finds Evarts man guilty on child porn charges
• The Cardinals will be there, will you? This Friday and Saturday will mark the fo...
• Kentucky News Review: Kentucky teacher survives stroke thanks to special care
• Northern Ky. police searching for teen, toddler
• Thursday's crime map: Find out what's happening in Lexington neighborhoods
• Man charged with assault, rape
• Georgetown College to premiere locally made faith-based film
• Kentucky's Olympic Connection
• Police release information about remains found in Fleming County
• Lexington man shot while trying to protect daughter is taken off life support
• UK/CoD University of Kentucky College of Design students have been exhibiting th...
• AppalReD hires new executive director
• Dumping of debris at Harrodsburg cemetery sparks outrage
• Three men indicted on murder, other charges in Frankfort man's death
• UK gets $880,520 federal grant to work on nuclear energy technology
• Jail official sued for harassment seeks court costs
• Challenger questions conservatism of Thayer in state Senate primary election
• Knott man is killed in Perry crash; driver is charged with murder
• Breathitt school superintendent jailed for violating terms of bond
• Happy National American Nurses Week to all those out there working in this noble...
• Amazon to hire more than 550 at new Winchester center
• Ky. soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Good luck to UK Women's Golf as they begin the NCAA Division I Women's Golf Cham...
• Kentucky News Review: Watch the nesting ospreys at Lake Barkley
• Wednesday's crime map: Find out what's happening in Lexington neighborhoods
• Memorial to slain student installed at school
• Tom Eblen: Plant to Plate program teaches girls about nutrition, cooking, better health
• Two are accused of stealing $14,000 worth of copper wiring from Harlan mine site
• UK in the News: Kansas beef, it's what's for dinner at the Lexington Hope Center...
• 18-year-old accused of shooting three people in Lexington pleads not guilty
• Lexington council votes against discussing reduction of ambulance staffing levels
• Lexington council to order study of two-way streets downtown
• Hope Center serves burgers won in governor's UK-Kansas bet
• Candidate drops out of race to replace state Sen. Vernie McGaha
• Board to discuss future of Midway's pharmacy school in Paintsville
• Coroner identifies couple found dead in home on Military Pike
• Teacher killed in crash was longtime advocate for migrant community
• Tom Eblen: Plant to Plate program teaches girls about nutrition, cooking, better health
• Toyota to hire 80 as part of engine-building expansion
• The answer may surprise you! But, if you guessed an amount you likely are carryi...
• New! Search Jessamine County payroll data for 2012
• Congratulations to new students Gina and Jorge Perez! This brother & sister duo...
• Take a guess: How much do you think a year's stay in UK's first residence hall c...
• Calling all former and current student veterans! If you are a veteran of the Ir...
• University of Kentucky trustees approve 6 percent tuition increase
• Managed-care company tells Baptist Healthcare it wants new contract
• Southbound lanes of I-75 closed until at least Thursday in northern Tenn.
• Eye seeblue, and he does too. Solving the puzzle begins and ends in a pattern.....
• London couple charged, allegedly left baby in car while dad got haircut
• Jockey enters not guilty plea to assault charge
• UK Softball seniors Chanda Bell, Brittany Cervantes, and Ashleigh Gustafson show...
• Another eastern Ky. elementary school may close
• Man charged with stabing dog during dispute with his father
• Kentucky News Review: Poll finds men spend more than women for Mother's Day
• Tuesday's crime map: Find out what's happening in Lexington neighborhoods
• Couple face charges after leaving child in hot car
• Lexington pools to open soon
• Homecoming 2012
• Lexington's beautiful ash trees are in danger from voracious beetle
• FBI agent says man accused of hate crime also kicked pregnant wife
• Police: Richmond man put rat poison in wife's coffee
• Kan. gov to make good on NCAA wager
• Economic impact of Kentucky tourism up slightly in 2011
• Oh the power of the UK Softball seniors. Guiding their team to three wins over L...
• Two found dead in house on Military Pike in Fayette County
• Georgetown man gets 25 years in crash that killed wrestler known as 'Ice Pick'
• Two wounded in early Monday shooting in north Lexington
• We sent our graduating Cats of 2012 off with a bang on Sunday. Wishing them the...
• Fayette health department investigates whooping cough reports
• Monday's crime map: Find out what's happening in Lexington neighborhoods
• Show off your Derby style!!! Send pics of your derby gear, especially the hats,...
• Police probe Churchill Downs death as homicide
• Lexington Campuses: Late registration for Summer I begins today. All students sh...
• Quote of the Week: "A good example has twice the value of good advice." -Author...
• Kentucky News Review: Does a racing Thoroughbred need a jockey?
• Va. teen drowns in eastern Ky. lake
• Burned body found in truck
• Ky. students taking new spring tests
• Body found at Churchill Downs identified
• Man killed in I-75 wreck is identified
• Human remains found in truck
• Burnside meth lab busted; several arrested
• Body found on I-64 identified as Frankfort man
• Police death of Magoffin woman
• 1 dead in Breckenridge crash
• 4 arrested in meth lab bust
• After 33 years and myriad health issues, student graduates from UK
• The UK Undergraduate Commencement Ceremony for UK College of Arts & Sciences, Un...
• Tom Eblen: Michler family welcomes fifth generation into greenhouse business
• Success of Ky. Bourbon Barrel Ale surprises even its company
• Comair 5191 crash's surviving copilot speaks in documentary film
• Lexington traffic report, week of May 7
• Large crowd of family and friends on hand at Rupp Arena to celebrate our UK grad...
• Republican primary in 4th District eclipses others
• The UK Undergraduate Commencement Ceremony for Agriculture, Gatton College of Bu...
• 5 women sue Maker's Mark, claim discrimination
• 2 Campbellsville teens killed in head-on collision
• WKU students to fight Alzheimer's disease
• Ky. city to transform into Mayberry
• Police: Body found at Kentucky Derby track
• Can't make UK's graduate & professional student commencement 9 AM, at Rupp Arena...
• Merlene Davis: Drug court can be salvation to addicts
• Watchdog Report: Richie Farmer's excesses allegedly many
• Legendary David School in Floyd County appears at risk of closing
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• UK Students: Studying around the clock for finals? William T. Young Library (UK...
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• Two Stanford kindergarteners are hospitalized amid E.coli investigation
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• State high court says gun in car is legal at University of Kentucky
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• Thursday's crime map: Find out what's happening in Lexington neighborhoods
• Worker dies in eastern Ky. mine accident
• Eastern Ky. town braces for loss of prison
• Many questions, few answers at Lexington meeting about program for ex-felons
• Teen from Manchester, Ohio, dies of injuries at UK Hospital
• Kentucky tracks, horsemen feeling competitive stress at all levels
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• Rolex Kentucky clears 57 horses to compete
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• Image of the Week: Yeah, we thought it too..."Cute!" Meet UK senior Logan Bright...
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• Lexington's Most Wanted, April 25
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• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 p.m. EDT
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• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 p.m. EDT
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• KSP urges safety amid spike in motorcycle crashes
• Lexington landmark to become a 21c Museum Hotel
• Freeze warning puts chill on run of above-normal highs
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• Ky. state police turns to social media after spike in motorcycle crashes
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• Breathitt woman to be sentenced for causing overdose death
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• Crime map: Find out what's happening in Lexington's neighborhoods
• Kentucky News Review: Work of Lexington's Nikky Finney on display for National Poetry month
• Man killed by train in western Ky.
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• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• National anti-hunger effort beginning in Nashville
• Natural Bridge plans Herpetology Weekend
• Midway merchants to welcome return of Old Friends
• Weekly Traffic Report: April 6-13, 2012
• Gynecologist Reva Duff Tackett will receive 2012 Winners' Circle award for her service
• Anita Madden honored as trailblazing businesswoman
• Tom Eblen: Interior design is largely about problem solving
• Semi truck crashes into Lexington apartment
• Senselessness of Richmond woman's slaying haunts her mother
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• 2-year-old drowns in Georgetown
• Lexington woman dies in fall off cliff near Berea
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• `60 Minutes' interrogator Mike Wallace dies
• Price of auctioned soda fountain shocking
• Tennis center helps tornado victims
• Council District 3 candidates forum set
• A paddock of lanky foals is a sure sign of spring
• Merlene Davis: Tim Philpot and I are alike in many ways
• Some agriculture convention rifles still unaccounted for
• Under Richie Farmer, Ky. Agriculture Department threw lavish conference despite budget strains
• Rollergirls of Central Kentucky zip around track in home opener
• Boone Tavern replaced lodging in college president's house
• Alcohol approval creates dilemma for Berea College
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:59 p.m. EDT
• Funds would expand east-west corridor in north Ky.
• Easter egg hunt a sign of hope in tornado-damaged West Liberty
• Eblen: After the games, nation got an unflattering look at UK, Lexington
• Big South Fork Park plugs abandoned wells
• Driver of semi that slammed into Iowa bus cited
• Kentucky grapes, wineries building momentum
• Duke and Progress spend combined $19M on lobbying
• Man gets additional sentence for mortgage fraud
• Police investigate shooting of 3-year-old in Ky.
• Army soldier's heroics result in cross for valor
• Ky. libraries have record number of visits
• Emergency radio installed at state park
• UK in the News: Why one's home is so "sweet" to an owner.
• Beshear inauguration fund has $322K left over
• Crash kills Mount Vernon man
• Will Kentucky's Republican presidential primary matter?
• 5 indicted in Ohio woman's dismembering
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• Diamond Naturals dog food variety recalled
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• Beshear and legislators from both parties urge passage of pain-clinic bill
• VIDEO: See the car burn and be towed from State Street
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• Ex-mine boss denied permission to leave W.Va.
• Former Nicholasville day care employee charged with stealing $320,000
• Find out every weekday what crimes occur in your Lexington neighborhood
• UK freshman from Elizabethtown charged in car fire after U of L game
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• Ex-Harrodsburg officer sentenced to three years
• Toyota unveils new Avalon, built in Georgetown
• Thousands listened to Lexington police scanner chatter after UK game
• Ky. call center adding 125 jobs
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• VIDEO: 5,035 pinwheels at the state Capitol
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• Search Madison County payroll data for 2012
• 'You have no family,' Louie B. Nunn wrote to his son Steve
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• McConnell says in Lexington that Obama is trying to 'intimidate' court
• Berea takes first step toward annexing 160 acres off Slate Lick Road
• Crime map: Find out what's happening in Lexington neighborhoods
• Keeneland prepares for opening day
• Downtown block party Friday to celebrate Kentucky's win
• Boy severely injured in lawnmower accident
• Kentucky News Review: Amazon warehouse in Campbellsville takes heavy toll on employees
• Chris Bailey's Forecast: Much Cooler Pattern Setting In
• Lexington sanitation workers petition for recognition as a union
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• VIDEOS: Children at The Nest
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• Kentucky businesses cash in on UK's NCAA basketball championship
• NCAA title brings $350,000 bonus for Calipari
• Merlene Davis: Proud staff at The Nest needs your support
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• Lexington non-profit helps 500th person buy house
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• Chris Bailey's forecast: Storms to bring in cooler temps
• ACS cutting 130 jobs in Pikeville
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• Kentucky News Review: Fashion executive keeps horses in Kentucky
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• Classroom features artwork on the ceiling
• Trees may need special attention after storms
• PHOTOS AND VIDEOS: UK championship, Final Four, players, fans, celebrations, mayhem
• Colorful spring unfolds on state website
• Rockcastle County rejects alcohol sales
• Vote opens possibility of by-the-glass alcohol sales at Boone Tavern
• Raven Run board to discuss grant for new trail
• Hardin County women pay $118,000 in restitution for exploitation
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• Study: Oldham has the healthiest residents; Owsley is the least healthy county
• Obama calls Calipari to congratulate Cats
• VIDEO: Coach Calipari talked about the team, banner at Tuesday celebration
• Advocates cheer passage of several bills aimed at helping Kentucky children
• Follow Mike Fields' tweets from Rupp during the national title celebration
• Lexington's Most Wanted, April 4
• VIDEO: Fans show appreciation for Wildcats
• Tom Eblen: My boxes of National Geographics find good homes
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• Churches protest pole dancing at tavern
• Crime map: Find out what's happening in your neighborhood
• Sen. Paul tours tornado-ravaged mountain region
• The Spring Transfer Fair is TODAY!!! Join us on Cooper campus, 3 - 6 p.m. and m...
• Police analysis of UK post-game celebration: 50 arrests, 60 fires
• Ashley Judd selected as Tenn. Democratic delegate
• Our celebration isn't quite complete just yet. Your 2012 NCAA Men's Basketball N...
• Fire crew nearby when shots fired early Tuesday; one injured
• Hundreds line up at Rupp for celebration tickets
• Chris Bailey's forecast: Severe Storms Possible Today
• Kentucky News Review: Roundup of coverage for NCAA Final Four
• Police seek help identifying those who caused damage in post-game chaos
• Rule changes, bill could help black lung victims
• State St. and S Limestone from Virgnina to Maxwelton have now reopened near the...
• Updated PHOTOS: UK championship, Final Four games, fans, players
• City offers options to help minimize traffic disruptions during Rupp celebration
• Avenue of Champions on the UK campus has now reopened.
• The Woodland and Euclid area around campus is now reopened.
• Euclid at Linden Walk has reopened.
• VIDEO: Man falls off moving car on Main Street during UK celebrations
• VIDEO: UK players talk about their win, national title
• VIDEOS: Fans celebrate UK win on Limestone, Main
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• The public is invited to celebrate #8 with the Kentucky Wildcats at 3:30 pm Tues...
• Avenue of Champions blocked to traffic. Euclid blocked at Linden Walk.
• Euclid and Woodland are closed in the UK campus vicinity.
• Crowds are large in the UK campus vicinity. Pedestrians and motorists are urged...
• Season celebration Tuesday in Rupp Arena
• #8pril has arrived! Congrats to the Kentucky Wildcats on tonight's win over KU a...
• Extra police, thousands more fans show up near UK's campus
• State St. and South Limestone from Winslow to Maxwell closed.
• 'Million Hoodie March' held in Richmond to protest Florida shooting case
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• Live now: Kentucky basketball vs. Kansas for the NCAA title
• Looks like UK students in NOLA are already ready for the game. Cheer on the Wild...
• One month after tornadoes, Kentucky counties are struggling to recover
• He has now won six of the seven major National Player of the Year awards, includ...
• Heavy workload awaits lawmakers on final day of 2012 General Assembly
• Kentucky to observe 150th anniversary of Civil War battles in Richmond, Perryville
• VIDEOS: Police visible as crowds start to gather on State Street
• Please make note: Cooper and Leestown Bookstores will be closed on Friday, April...
• UK At the Half: Carl Nathe talks with Dr. Michael Dobbs about UK's Stroke Networ...
• Police brace for post-game parties, seek help in identifying suspects
• Woman pleads guilty to skimming from nuns
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• As we cheer our Kentucky Wildcats to victory tonight, UK President Eli Capilouto...
• Capilouto to students: 'Don't be stupid'
• Merlene Davis: Proceeds from song by local hip-hop artists will help tornado victims
• Meeting the expectations of this year's bracketology and, of course, Big Blue fa...
• Clay man dead after argument leads to shooting
• Crime map: Find out what's happening in your neighborhood
• Quote of the Week: "Ability may get you to the top, but it takes character to ke...
• Kentucky News Review: If you are stressing over the ball game tonight, pet your dog (or cat)
• Happy Monday BCTC! Hope you have a great week.
• You can go to a four-year university! The Spring Transfer Fair is tomorrow, pla...
• Small plane crashes in western Ky. killing 1
• Chris Bailey's forecast: Active Pattern Continues
• Exhibition : The Horse
• Driver dies after wreck on Interstate 75
• Keeneland Gift Shop gears up for its busy season as Spring Meet nears
• Chinese equestrian delegation coming to Kentucky to talk horse sports
• Woodford County couple dead in apparent murder, suicide
• Police to announce plans for post-game celebration
• Updated VIDEOS: Lamb, Jones, Miller, Davis; Kansas players from Sunday interviews
• Lexington police plan for Monday basketball crowds
• McConnell: Time now to focus on general election
• Lawmakers bust myth with open budget negotiations
• High school senior gives away prom dresses
• Adventure camp opens in western Ky.
• Chris Bailey's forecast: Storm Threat To End The Weekend
• Life after Army service riddled with trouble for man accused in Richmond slayings
• All streets around UK have been reopened.
• "We appreciate the work of public safety officers at UK and Lexington in address...
• To make a sale, Realtors advise tidying up your home inside, outside
• Tom Eblen: In T-shirt discrimination controversy, Hands on Originals could draw lessons from history
• City/Region briefs
• College sports come at a cost to Kentucky taxpayers
• Please use caution on and near campus. There are reports of several criminal inc...
• Lots of traffic on open streets near the UK campus. Caution is advised for pedes...
• VIDEO: Crowd reacts as couch burns on State Street after UK win
• Wildcats moves on to the finals for a potential 8th NCAA title! UK held on in th...
• Avenue of Champons closed between S Limestone and Rose.
• Coroner identifies man struck by train
• South Limestone near campus and the intersection of Woodland and Euclid Avenues...
• State St has been closed. Officers will keep an eye on other areas with high con...
• Updated VIDEOS: Crowds roam on State Street post game
• Updated VIDEOS: Fans watch, cheer UK-UofL game on South Limestone
• Lexington, Jessamine schools, students named MATHCOUNTS winners
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• PHOTOS: UK fans and players in New Orleans
• Prom dresses donated for high schoolers in West Liberty tornado zone
• Roads closed, fans take to the streets after Kentucky win
• Kentucky beats Louisville 69-61 to advance to title game
• New Ky. National Guard facility to open in April
• VIDEO: Fans wait for team to board bus outside New Orleans hotel
• Kentucky meteorologist on the run during weather crises
• It's game day in New Orleans. Less than five-and-a-half hours before UK finally...
• Military says Kentucky soldier dies in Afghanistan
• VIDEOS: UK players, coach on the win over Louisville, Monday's championship
• E. Ky. community adds bicycle patrol
• Brio Heads to the Bluegrass for the 40th Anniversary Paso Fino Grand National Show
• Dancing Horse Trainer Heidi Herriott To Perform at Kentucky Horse Park
• Crash, rolled truck temporarily closes New Circle Road
• Legislators approve pseudoephedrine, other bills; some left undone
• Mega Millions winning numbers
• UK in the News: 8 ways you can beat food cravings by controlling your emotions....
• Auto dealership fined for violating consumer protection act
• Lexington police: We will watch the party ... as long as everyone is safe and behaves
• Morehead man faces charges after allegedly shooting woman
• Federal mine safety head pushes for tougher tools during Kentucky trip
• PSC grants rate adjustment for South Ky. RECC
• Man arrested in Madison County was wanted on murder charges in Indiana, police say
• Photos: Kentucky practices Friday in New Orleans
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• Madison Co. woman's death investigated as homicide
• General Assembly approves budget with little for new projects, funding cuts
• Authorities suspect foul play in death of woman in burned London mobile home
• Protest of Hands On Originals draws around 25
• Leland Conway leaving WLAP
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• General Assembly sends personal care home bill to Beshear
• Kentucky Senate sends anti-meth bill to Beshear
• Kentucky Senate sends anti-meth bill to Beshear
• Beshears flying to Final Four in state plane; Democratic Party will pay
• Derby winner Big Brown becomes 'Big Blue' for Final Four weekend
• Lexmark strikes $50 million deal with USDA
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• Crime map: Find out what's happening in your neighborhood
• Blackburn escapee called police, told them he was downtown
• Grand jury to review murder case of EKU student, Iraq war veteran
• Kentucky News Review: Universities collaborate on more than 100 grants and projects
• Bedbug infestation closes medical clinic in Ky.
• Ky. Senate passes bill to fight human trafficking
• After a car chase, Lexington police arrest man who crashed into bicycles
• Man dies after being hit by train near Virginia Avenue in Lexington
• Richmond police officer receives national award
• Mike Fields' notebook: Stars from state spice Kentucky-Louisville rivalry
• Big Blue Nation: It's time to don your blue and white! Mayor Jim Gray has procla...
• Man barricades himself inside Frankfort apartment, fires at police
• Big Ass Fans planning expansion in Lexington
• Hal Rogers proposes federal drug monitoring legislation
• Williamsburg chiropractic clinic to pay $656,000 in health-care settlement
• Wildcat Wearhouse and Hands On Originals: Separate or related?
• Mark Story: How Saturday compares to original Dream Game
• Keeneland adds fractional wagering, decimal odds
• Paso Fino championships coming to Ky. Horse Park
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• Knox County man is accused of murder in stabbing death
• Justice Clarence Thomas to speak at University of Kentucky
• House sends bills reforming pension system, for-profit colleges to governor
• Capilouto names members of new committee to oversee UK athletics
• Video of the Week: And they're off! …Next stop, New Orleans. Go Cats!
• Senator seeks to quietly boost court clerks' pay
• Amazon.com may open call center in Winchester
• VIDEOS FROM FINAL FOUR: Jones, Lamb, Davis, Miller, Calipari, Pitino, Louisville players
• Wild Turkey begins construction of packaging center
• Harlan man allegedly tortured dog with cattle prod
• Don't let budget cuts take art from our local schools
• Man runs over bikes of Lexington officers
• A game-day guide to food and drink specials at area bars and restaurants
• Judge finds man competent in 2010 shooting
• Remember the 3 R's this weekend: Rejoice the Rivalry with Respect.
• Obscene sign report leads to explosives arrest
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• Kentucky News Review: Man convicted of 1970 Kentucky murder, dies in Alabama prison
• BCTC Spring Career Fair TODAY, 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. at the Leestown Campus-Manufactu...
• Ky. most wanted list leads to arrest in NC
• Crime map: Find out what's happening in your neighborhood
• Woman charged with posting bomb threat
• Lawmakers reach deal on state budget shortly before 3 a.m. Thursday
• Police will close some streets following Saturday's UK-Louisville game
• Merlene Davis: Entrepreneurship is focus of youth conference at Georgetown College
• Clay County woman is accused of making a bomb threat against community college
• Public schools place hold on purchases from Hands On Originals
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• Lexington high school softball preview
• Group questions $2 million for road near Ark Encounter theme park
• VIDEO: Family members of victim, accused speak after arraignments in Richmond murder case
• Grandy jury indicts Lexington man on charges in his mother's death
• WVU takes credit for couch-burning craze that has caught fire at UK , other campuses
• Four diseased trees being removed from Lexington's Woodland Park
• Design for Lexington's CentrePointe project gets board's approval
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• Police will close some streets following Saturday's UK-Louisville game
• Frankfort woman charged with animal cruelty
• Taiwan donates $30,000 for Kentucky storm recovery efforts
• Kentucky House considers Senate budget proposal
• Chandler and Yarmuth fly UK, U of L flags on Capitol steps
• Affidavit: Man said he dug ditch while co-defendant tortured, killed victims
• Continued support for research. That's the reward in this award. Congratulations...
• A Way with Words: Alumni Find Voices as Authors
• Jewish Views of Jesus/Jews, Christians and Israel: Lecture Series
• Congratulations UK Football's Jake Lewellen and UK Volleyball's Ann Armes, nomin...
• Kentucky News Review: For now, the smallest dog in the world is from Raceland
• Crime map: Find out what's happening in your neighborhood
• 3 slightly hurt when truck plows into school bus
• Gene Snyder Freeway westbound closed by crash
• Bluegrass area water customers told to boil water
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• At dialysis center, UK-UofL argument results in a punch being thrown
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• Ky. Power's decision to stick with coal leads to tense case
• General Assembly gives final approval to Amish buggy bill
• Videos: Calipari, Teague, Lamb, Miller talk Tuesday about Final Four preparations, experience
• Lexington police seek public's help in finding driver in fatal hit-and-run
• Man and woman are accused of neglecting children, making meth in Knox County
• Bill on oversight of child abuse cases clears a hurdle
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• Senate panel approves its version of pain clinic regulation bill
• Lexington's Most Wanted, March 28
• House and Senate at odds over spending on government contracts
• Beshear, Abramson tout state's exclusive Final Four achievement
• Faculty, staff and students will play role in Capilouto's annual evaluation
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• Even horses are gearing up for Final Four
• Summer camps offered in Central Kentucky
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• House panel advances Senate proposal dealing with personal care homes
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• Hospice of the Bluegrass agrees to pay federal government $685,000
• Richmond police charge man with murder, kidnapping, tampering
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• Kentucky News Review: NCAA tourney silliness
• Hutcherson of 'Hunger Games' to toss Reds pitch
• Crime map: Find out what's happening in your neighborhood
• 11 students suspended for drug-laced brownies
• Former Lincoln jail employee charged with drug trafficking
• Big Blue Nation, check out UK's biggest Wildcat fan! KY-bred and weighing over 1...
• Lexington officials to crack down on post-game fire-starters
• University of Kentucky provost is named chancellor at UMass Amherst
• Athletic trainer honored for reviving Jessie Clark student
• Senate approves bill to require 'placement agents' to register as lobbyists
• Graeter's to return to Lexington on Friday
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• Statewide campaign planned to identify early signs of autism
• Design phase has begun for east-west connector in Jessamine
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• Hands On Originals T-shirt company accused of discrimination
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• After a mild, rainy winter, spring allergies are early
• Merlene Davis: Group seeks donations for prom goers in tornado-devastated area
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• Politicians and university presidents talk basketball ahead of Final Four
• Federal jury considering pain clinics case
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• Jessamine grand jury dismisses case against deputy sheriff
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• Kentucky News Review: Coke soda fountain sold for $4.5 million
• Crime map: Find out what's happening in your neighborhood
• Quote of the Week: "If the nation is a body, then Kentucky is the heart." -Jess...
• Budget inclusion would fund Newport riverbank
• 1893 soda fountain sells for $4.5M
• Tenn. man fatally stabbed at Horse Cave home
• Photos: Egg Hunt at Headley-Whitney Museum
• Photo galleries: UK men, women and fans
• Traffic Report
• Successful 'jockey school' expanding to include horseman training
• Tom Eblen: Health care law is opportunity to find what works
• Fate of old Winchester hospital complex has not been determined
• Hundreds cheer Kentucky players' return to Blue Grass Airport
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• John Clay: UK and U of L in the Final Four is basketball nirvana in Kentucky
• VIDEOS: Fans greet Wildcats at airport in Lexington
• UK At the Half: Carl Nathe talks to Lou Bezold and Jason Grabham about the great...
• Video: At Kentucky Theatre, fans celebrate UK's win
• VIDEOS: UK players, coach talk about Final Four, Sunday's win
• KU and UK join Louisville and Ohio St. in Final 4
• Some temporarily disrupt traffic, start fires as fans celebrate UK win
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• Pay keeps increasing for top TVA managers
• Fatal fire in Madison being investigated
• Lexington hit-and-run victim identified
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• Owensboro developing Walk of Fame
• Pulaski gets new emergency notification system
• Lawmakers in final stretch of lackluster session
• Mortgage assistance there for the asking
• Lancaster couple starts outreach mission
• Fields of Dreams: A paddock of lanky foals is a sure sign of spring
• Lexington comic event wildly exceeds expectations
• Merlene Davis: Transy art project a gift to Limestone neighborhood
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• VIDEO: Calipari, players talk Saturday about Sunday's game
• More than two dozen arrested in drug roundup
• Police find $171,000 in pills
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 p.m. EDT
• 5 injured when taxi crashes into convention center
• Tom Eblen: UK must lead the way on energy-efficient buildings
• Senate budget would cut funding for indigent care
• Drug dealer walks away from Blackburn prison
• Fatal hit-and-run on Leestown Rd.
• Kentucky lottery sales higher in February
• Rep. Rogers tours storm-damaged east Kentucky
• Gen. Lee's sword featured at Appomattox museum
• Early storms fuel awareness as spring begins
• VIDEO: Kentucky coach John Calipari, players after win against Indiana
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• PHOTOS: See pictures from UK's defeat of Indiana and two fan galleries
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• Chris Bailey: Tornado watch for parts of Central Kentucky until 1 a.m.
• Former Montgomery jailer pleads guilty to theft of county money
• Online voting will help 3 Kentucky animal shelters get prizes
• Panel faults MSHA enforcement prior to explosion
• Death of Laurel woman brings tornado death toll to 24 in Kentucky
• 'The Hunger Games' fills local theaters
• Renovating Rupp isn't only benefit to entertainment district, chairman says
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• Ky. man not likely to see $1.3 mil Klan judgment
• Sex trafficking a problem along Kentucky interstates, speaker says
• Rangers blame fires on moonshine-carrying man riding a lawn mower
• Arguments set for May in Pitino extortion case
• Police chase Laurel man who allegedly nearly drove into officers
• Federal safety inspectors issue 101 citations at six Kentucky coal mines
• Crime map: Find out what's happening in your neighborhood
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• Kentucky News Review: Extended benefits for Kentucky's long-term unemployed ending soon
• Chris Bailey's forecast: Friday Storms May Pack A Punch
• Schools to share in readiness aid being announced
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• Kentucky Senate approves two-year budget; next, negotiations with House
• Rupp-area task force chairman sees chance of $25 million yearly from naming rights, sponsorships
• David Bolotin, former Lexington real estate brokerage company owner, dies at age 95
• Lexington radio show to host forum on teen violence
• House approves tax relief for tornado victims
• Group to auction Kentucky basketball collectibles on eBay
• Kentucky House approves task force to study death penalty
• Perry County man is accused of posing as a mine foreman
• Political pundits headlining Ky. Chamber meeting
• Senate OKs bill to exempt companies from disclosure laws
• Rally for religious freedom to be held Friday in Lexington
• Alternative energy supporters push agenda to lawmakers
• Ky. jobless rate falls to 8.7%
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• House panel defeats three abortion-related bills
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• Snap, send us a picture while you watch the Cats
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• Grand jury to review case of man charged with killing Henry Clay student
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• Kentucky News Review: State lists the top 25 employers in Kentucky
• Crime map: Find out what's happening in your neighborhood
• Officials rescue nearly 100 dogs from mobile home
• At vigil for slain Lexington teen, speakers and audience call for end to violence
• Senate could vote as early as Thursday on budget
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• Lexington considering ordinance to crack down on scrap-metal thefts
• Three face charges of manufacturing meth after raid in Richmond
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• Florida, Kentucky plead for unity in fighting drug abuse
• And that's 52! Congratulations to seniors Darius Miller and Eloy Vargas and the...
• Ky. Lotteries: Mar. 2
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• Chris Bailey: Severe weather outbreak ahead for Friday
• Bill would allow government contractors to avoid disclosure law
• Fayette jury awards $1.45 million in damages against St. Joseph Hospital
• Bill would require fingerprint background checks for nursing home workers
• House committee approves panel to investigate child-abuse deaths in secret
• Fayette schools employee indicted on sex charges
• Gas costs rising for Columbia Gas customers
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• Can you believe it's already Senior Night tonight at Rupp Arena?! Time flies wh...
• Despite passage by Kentucky Senate committee, pseudoephedrine bill's future is uncertain
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• Kentucky News Review: UK professor finds increase in number of U.S. mosques
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• Merlene Davis: Program offers ways for black women to embrace their natural hair
• 11th Region boys: Woodford County knocks off Lexington Catholic
• Chris Bailey returning to Lexington to replace T.G. Shuck at WKYT
• 11th Region boys: Madison Central's balance overcomes Beckham and Bryan Station
• E.A. Couch, member of 1956 Carr Creek starting five, dies at age 75
• Compromise on UPike proposal in the works
• Suspended gay Mason now faces theft charges
• Architects seek feedback about CentrePointe at Thursday meeting
• Time Warner Cable takes over Insight
• Blue Grass Airport provides demonstration of body scanners
• School release delayed, mercury spill reported
• Storm system damages Western, Eastern and south-central Kentucky
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• Kentucky tourism official resigns over 'Roadkill Bingo' fiasco
• Bills to regulate pain clinics, synthetic drugs clear House panel
• 12 Central Kentucky colleges launch higher education consortium
• Limestone Branch joins distillers group
• Kentucky added 21,200 jobs in 2011
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• USDA wants input on anti-'soring' rules
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• Kentucky News Review: Yum Brands denies opening a store in Iran
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• Authorities: 10 dead from storms in southern Ill.
• Acting Transportation inspector general named
• Area under tornado watch until 1 p.m.
• Longtime weather anchor T.G. Shuck to resign from WKYT
• Girls: Madison Central stops Lexington Catholic in crunch time
• Historic preservation symposium to be offered in Lexington
• Lyric Theatre meets with critics from surrounding neighborhood
• Lexington police search for two cars from which shots were fired
• Morgan French, last member of Harrodsburg Tankers, dies at age 92
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• Kentucky House to consider regulation of middle school athletics
• Bill would strengthen Kentucky's synthetic-drug laws
• State yanks Web site touting 'roadkill bingo' as reason to visit Kentucky
• Tobacco farmers are concerned they may be left out of Pacific trade deal
• House approves bill requiring reflective tape on Amish buggies
• Revised anti-meth bill would limit purchases of some cold medicines
• Lexington's Most Wanted, Feb. 29
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• Why not use your extra day of the year to enjoy @The United States Army Field Ba...
• Bank moves to oust Dippin' Dots CEO
• It was one successful weekend for the Wildcats! Congratulations UK Men's Basketb...
• Former Morehead student faces child porn charges
• Kentucky News Review: Jockey Winkfield's fascinating life
• LTS Quarterly Vol. 44 Winter 2012 No. 3
• Funeral planned for U.S. officer from Kentucky killed in Kabul
• Dozens of Kentucky Guard members returning
• New body scanners being installed this week at Blue Grass Airport
• Driver dies when car collides with dump truck in Breathitt County
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• UK At the Half: Carl Nathe talks to UK students Clay Stanley and Logan Sparks ab...
• Franklin County man charged with driving vehicle into deputy's cruiser
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• Groups call on Beshear to cancel prayer breakfast
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• British marketing firm paid expenses of Ky. official who oversees its contract
• Adair, Morgan counties to get federal money to help after 2011 flood
• Community meeting about Lyric Theatre is at 6 p.m. Tuesday
• Boone Creek Adventures sues zoning board over proposed recreation site
• Fire officials think Fayette, Jessamine arsons could be related
• Victims identified in Leslie fire that killed two
• Laurel woman killed in single-vehicle crash
• Daniel Boone National Forest celebrates 75th anniversary
• Derby-winning trainer Ward named executive director of racing commission
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• Kroger to expand at Tates Creek Centre
• Versailles mayor pleads guilty to DUI charge, says 'I made a mistake'
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• Kentucky News Review: Yum Brands president says KFC is booming in China
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• Fans greet UK women with rowdy celebration
• Updates, more on Rich Copley"s live blog on the Oscars
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• Madison Central girls look to defend region title
• Drug czar meets with Appalachian governors
• Versailles mayor arrested for DUI
• New group raises money to build more skate parks in Lexington
• US says it's steadfast in rebuilding Afghanistan
• Kentucky House expected to propose budget in line with Beshear's
• Budget chairman foresees no major budget overhaul
• 1 dead, 5 injured in Clay County wreck
• Olive Hill woman dies in I-64 crash
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• 'Hugo' claims first 2 Oscars with technical wins
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• Ashland native to bike and build homes
• New program teaches youths about bluegrass music
• Public meeting Thursday on CentrePointe
• Heaters might have caused deadly fire in Knott County
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EST
• Judge Arnold Lynch enjoys a decade on the bench
• Merlene Davis: New program seeks to restore dignity to battered women
• Tom Eblen: Post-Katrina Tulane provides lessons for UK
• Safety of children not always a priority for state in domestic violence cases
• Fields of Dreams: At Spendthrift, it all begins in the breeding shed
• Coal truck "mess" blocks Versailles Road
• Robots shoot for science
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• Prosecutor: Early release inmates are "time bombs"
• UK Men's Basketball captures their 45th SEC regular season title with today's wi...
• 2 bodies found in house fire in eastern Kentucky
• Kentucky exhibits NJ synagogue's mosaic by Ohioan
• Insurance fight shows Catholic-Evangelical ties
• Expansion proposed for Ky. wildlife refuge
• 'A Doll's House' needs extras to film in SW Ohio
• E. Ky. fire departments lack enough volunteers
• Roxy Theatre readies for reopening
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• Attorney general's brother charged with drunken driving
• Judge rules fire subdistrict tax valid
• Powell man charged with shooting son five times while protecting his mother
• Lawmakers say compromise in the works on anti-meth bill
• Feds step up enforcement of hate crimes in Central, Eastern Kentucky
• Kentucky to seek federal help in bridge crash
• Judge grants shock probation to driver who was convicted in fatal crash
• Multicultural worship service begins in Lexington
• UK Baseball is kicking off their home season with a three-game series against Bu...
• Floyd woman dies trying to cross U.S. 23
• 2 Owsley pharmacists pay $60,000 to settle claims
• After killing gambling proposal, legislators say they're moving on
• Kentucky high court blocks use of newly drawn legislative districts
• If we have learned anything from TV in recent years, it's that the biggest loser...
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• Judge sentences Southworth to life for wife's slaying
• Ky. high court to take up DNA testing case
• Louisville officer shot, wounded by teen suspect
• Tom Eblen: Phillip March Jones' new art book catalogs memorials to crash victims
• Supreme Court to hear redistricting oral arguments Friday
• Congrats to UK Hoops on going undefeated at home! Go Big Blue!
• Gray proclaims Thursday 'Nikky Finney Day'
• University of Kentucky Libraries wants to know if you have seen Flat Cat. Share...
• Judge orders cabinet to release child-abuse records in 90 days
• UK At the Half: Carl Nathe speaks with UK students and Director Harvie Wilkinson...
• Sponsor withdraws anti-meth bill, says fight will go on
• Tempur-Pedic aiming to double sales by 2016
• House committee passes bill encouraging use of tamper-resistant drugs
• Former Letcher personal care home director sentenced in federal court
• Wild Turkey distillery expanding, adding 62 jobs in Lawrenceburg
• 1972 U.S. Olympic basketball team to reunite this summer in Kentucky
• UK's Muslim Student Association to rally in support of Syria Sunday
• Indicted Kentucky coal company denies allegations of wrongdoing
• Tax incentives approved for Lexmark, other companies
• High school notebook: Last-minute additions give Collins unexpected tourney boost
• Beshear accuses David Williams of sabotage after Senate kills gambling
• It's senior night for UK Women's Hoops! The Kentucky Wildcats go head to head a...
• Lexington pain clinic urges lawmakers not to harm legitimate businesses
• Judge overrules Southworth’s motion for new trial
• Postal Service to stop processing mail at 8 Ky. plants, including Lexington
• Panel approves bill to require degrees, licenses for state social workers
• Woman shot during fight outside downtown Lexington bar
• Fire tornadoes, edible cars and egg drops... It must be time once again for E-Da...
• Video of the Week: Change is not always the easiest thing, but it is inevitable....
• Jill Biden, labor secretary visit Lexington college
• First lady touts her husband's record on economy
• Coaches See Opportunities Ahead for the Profession
• Biden, Solis tour UPS, tout Obama's jobs plan
• 3 Harlan coal company Manalapan mine employees indicted
• Bill to toughen Ky human trafficking laws passes House panel
• Bill to open family courts passes key hurdle
• Danville man sentenced for shooting at mail carrier
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• Windstream posts a loss despite higher sales
• Merlene Davis: Instead of waiting for the repairman, attend the Ms. Fix-It Fair
• After Tea Party rally, Senate votes to set limit on state debt
• Full Senate expected to vote Thursday on casino gambling bill
• Stumbo seeks spending records for Morehead State officials
• The stage is set, as "The Dylan Ratigan Show" makes its first collegiate stop on...
• Children named in Amber Alert might be in Lexington
• 2nd Lady, Dr. Jill Biden and Secretary of Labor, Hilda Solis are coming to BCTC...
• Created by legislative act on Feb. 22, 1865... #WeAreUK! Today we'll honor educ...
• Join the International Student Organization TODAY for International Education Da...
• State labor leader, Democratic activist dies in Georgetown house fire
• Staying both calm and competitive, UK Men's Basketball climbed out of the hole a...
• Lexington's Most Wanted, Feb. 22
• Kentucky News Review: White Castle may start serving wine with that Slider
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• Youth charged with arson in 3 house fires
• Get with the Program, today, 10a.m. – 1p.m. on the Lawrenceburg Campus. Represe...
• Gas prices highest they've ever been this time of year, analysts say
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• Man dies in Georgetown house fire
• Group says blacks denied use of Lyric
• More than 10,000 in E. Kentucky still without power after weekend snow
• In trouble at shelter, dog gets fresh start as narcotics canine
• Campaign to turn Pikeville University public moves to legislature
• House panel offers compromise on school dropout bill
• Religious leaders pray for 'timely death' of casino bill
• Mayor, corrections officers finalize union contract
• This cutting edge experiment performed by Assoc. Professor Jeremy Crampton's Geo...
• MSNBC Dylan Ratigan to air Wednesday's show live in Lexington
• Bill would tax off-site wagering on Kentucky horse races
• Presidential VIP's are coming to BCTC and you are invited to be a part of the we...
• Tom Eblen: Fascinating tales uncovered in the history of black Kentuckians
• Want to see the world in a day? The BCTC International Student Organization wil...
• Lexington police investigate third shooting in three days
• Last 101st Airborne unit returns from Afghanistan
• UK trustees give go-ahead for privately developed dorm
• Two people charged with manufacturing meth in Lexington
• If you see one of the new receptacles with a blue top, drop in your paper, alumi...
• Drug industry group spent $194,000 on lobbying
• 4.0 earthquake in Missouri shakes 9 states, including Kentucky
• Weight sensors put on weakened bridge
• Pretty in pink, and tough on the floor. UK Women's Hoops downs Vanderbilt durin...
• Kentucky News Review: Louisville chosen America's 'manliest town'
• BCTC's North American Racing Academy Bolsters Program Through New Initiatives, r...
• 4.0 earthquake shakes 4 states
• Jill Biden and labor secretary will visit Lexington
• Pineville woman dies in crash
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• Opinion divided on Lancaster mayor at public meeting
• 43rd girls: Patient Jacob leads Lexington Christian past Tates Creek
• Former Lexington resident was women's rights activist
• 1 charged after meth lab found in Lexington
• Key lawmaker urges Morehead State grads to oppose UPike proposal
• Appeals court strikes down regulation restricting surface mining in Ky. watershed
• Lexington man shot on Hollow Creek; police search for 2 men
• Don't miss out on the classes you need - Get with the Program! Representatives...
• Many in Eastern Kentucky still without power
• Southern Baptists to hear recommendation on name
• With a swing of the racket, the UK Women's Tennis team sweeps the doubleheader a...
• Get free carbon monoxide monitor Tuesday
• Vessel for depot's weapons-destruction plant travels through Lexington
• Before hitting the big screen, "August: Osage County" will take the stage. Runni...
• Man shot during home invasion dies
• Three arrested after two people shot during child custody dispute
• Executive director of Hindman school died Sunday
• "Upon the subject of education…I can only say that I view it as the most importa...
• Teen honored for blanket project
• Ky. fairgrounds seeking luxury hotel
• Kentucky News Review: Executive director of Hindman school died Sunday
• Published Feb. 4, 1990: Educator revives Hindman School
• Church dedicates new home 3 years after fire
• Fayette board of education to award contract for Stonewall's renovation
• Lexington man to run 7,500 miles through 48 states
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EST
• Snowstorm hits parts of Kentucky, knocks out power for 30,000
• Happy President's Day! BCTC offices and classes are closed today, we will reope...
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• Alltech at work on ale that parlays Haitian beans into coffee stout
• Tom Eblen: Silicon Valley executive works from Lexington office
• Groups perform at Gospel Celebration at Lyric Theatre
• Silas House's new play focus on Appalachia's 'summer of hate'
• Pulaski man shoots 2 vandals who threw rock through home's window
• Richmond man dies from injuries received in Friday crash
• Lexington man's business has thrived for nearly 60 years
• Winter storm dumps snow on South, blinds motorists
• State lawmaker says he won't give up on charter-school bill
• 1 seriously hurt in crashes on snowy I-75
• UK At the Half: Carl Nathe and Associate Dean Rick Sweigard preview Engineers We...
• Reopening of I-64 span brings cheer to businesses
• Snow falling in areas of Ky., roads slick
• Appalachia home to top Ky. legislative leaders
• Tenn. bill would aid unemployed military spouses
• Death sparks anti-bullying movement in western Ky.
• Study: Mammoth Cave pumps $62 million into area
• Random Acts of Kindness week is Feb. 13-19. All this week, we will award prizes...
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• Ali smiles as Wonder, others sing Happy Birthday
• Ailing fifth grader inspires classmates
• UK hopes to create a new norm in dorms with expected deal Tuesday
• University of Kentucky dorm deal could be tax boon for school system
• NWS: Storm to bring snow to parts of South
• Winburn takes home honors in Lexington-area Mathcounts competition
• Tom Eblen: Latest version of CentrePointe shows progress in Lexington's design process
• We knew they could do it ... Congrats to the UK Basketball team on their 50th co...
• Mary Todd Lincoln House to host children's program on Monday
• Fire kills man in Adair County
• Man dies in Washington County crash
• Whitney Houston's voice soars at hometown funeral
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EST
• Merlene Davis: Lexington academies set a high bar for black males
• Turkey vultures make Lexington's Lansdowne neighborhood a favorite roost
• Chris Bailey's forecast: Winter storm warning
• Kentucky fugitives found via Facebook in Texas
• N. Ky. officials creating oral health task force
• Random Acts of Kindness week is Feb. 13-19. All this week, we will award prizes...
• Ali's life to be honored in Vegas by celebrities
• Sherman Minton reopens after being closed 5 months
• Medical board consultant's report details allegations against doctor
• Name of Lexington pain clinic is changed to AccuHealth
• Explosion rocks Laurel County repair workshop
• Recent research at UK and other institutions has found the autoinjector pen a fa...
• Chris Bailey's forecast: Winter storm watch
• Allegiant Air to end service between Blue Grass Airport and Las Vegas
• Rand Paul puts hold on legislation banning synthetic drugs
• Former governor, horse breeder Jones says he can't support gambling bill
• Scott superintendent to organize group to explore new high school
• 9 candidates file to run for Northern Kentucky's 4th Congressional District
• 200-foot-long tractor-trailer to roll slowly through Lexington next week
• Kentucky Supreme Court will hear redistricting case on Feb. 24
• Fun Fact Friday Trivia: In honor of President’s Day, how many U.S. Presidents h...
• Holiday closings: Presidents Day 2012
• Did yoU Know: Dylan Ratigan is bringing the 30 Million Jobs Tour to Lexington,...
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• Arson investigator sent to Laurel County houseboat fires
• Gotta "love" it. UK Men's Tennis has six players ranked in the Intercollegiate...
• Eastern Ky. school systems closing for flu
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• KY Horse Park Launches State-wide Horse Grooming Contest
• Audition dates announced for Road to Fame contest
• Herald-Leader toll-free numbers malfunctioning
• UK At the Half: Carl Nathe talks with Dr. James Jagger, Dr. Dan Han and Dr. Scot...
• High school notebook: Pre-season basketball ratings held up well as seven of top 10 in boys and girls still there
• Work-release inmate escapes from Jessamine County jail.
• Bill would require assessment of children in Kentucky's child protection system
• Congratulations to UK alum and broadcaster Tom Hammond on his Lifetime Achieveme...
• Kentucky telephone companies pushing for option to end basic service
• House approves bill to raise dropout age to 18
• Beshear visits Dixie elementary, discusses preschool expansion
• Guess whose coming to BCTC? Dr. Jill Biden!!! Check out this article to learn...
• Ceradyne to issue dividend for first time
• UK commercialization VP Len Heller to retire
• Second child dies after Cynthiana house fire
• Lexington well represented at state wrestling tournament
• Pastor's support of gays, lesbians leads to church leaving Baptist association
• Cabela's outdoors store coming to Louisville
• Video of the Week: Surprise! These UK Faculty are being celebrated for being gre...
• Commerce Lexington offering trip to Cuba
• Have you done your good deed for the day? Like us and tell us about it, you jus...
• Senate panel approves bill requiring prescriptions for some cold medicines
• Board suspends medical license of Lexington doctor targeted by raid
• Talk about a remarkable comeback. Through hardship, Tulane University has streng...
• Murray State University explosives case sent to grand jury
• Lexington woman reports sexual assault
• These Wildcats are making a splash in the Southeastern Conference tournament thi...
• 2 critically hurt in Graves County invasion
• Father, sister critical Thursday after fire that killed 5-year-old
• Kentucky News Review: Ky. biologists help capture rogue elk
• Perry County school closed by illness
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• UK will include closed-captioning on stadium screens
• Untrained Individuals and Marketplace Confusion Pose Challenges for Coaching
• Kentucky Horse Park To Offer New Interactive Exhibits For Children
• Architects present new preliminary design for Lexington's CentrePointe block
• Fire kills child in Cynthiana
• Senate panel approves bill calling for medical screenings for potential residents of personal care homes
• Pulaski County man is indicted on 87 child-porn counts
• Sponsor of casino bill says he's open to changes if governor wants them
• Lexington police seize items from three stores on Georgetown Road
• Merlene Davis: Federal cuts felt locally in programs to help needy
• Ky. sheriff, 4 others facing federal charges
• Image of the Week: Brooke Coots and other young patients of the Kentucky Childr...
• House panel approves bill making intentional viewing of child porn illegal
• Missing out on classes? Get with the Program--learn why priority registration is...
• Kentucky's Medicaid contractors say they're paying claims faster
• Investigators raid Lexington pain clinic
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• Group seeks to allow goats and pigs in Lexington neighborhoods
• UK Men's Basketball is letting their fans in on something…today's practice! UK f...
• Kentucky News Review: Couple share their love story
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• Track hopes to add more instant racing machines
• Woodford Co. boys rally to down Montgomery Co. 63-50
• Emotions run high at Scott County board meeting about new schools
• "I love the University of Kentucky not because I attend there, but because they...
• Nicholasville teen advances to Westminster dog show finals
• Nine years later, Ice Storm of 2003 still terrifies
• "Big Blue is a way of life, not just a university." - Rhonda Fortney
• Councilwoman proposes revision to Lexington's address law
• Corbin voters approve package alcohol sales
• Democratic co-sponsor of casino bill is employed by horse racetrack co-owner
• Woman locates son after two-year search
• Tom Eblen: Lexington physician was an activist far ahead of her time
• Horse Park director explains deficit to lawmakers
• Obama's budget request includes increase for chemical weapons disposal
• Lovers Leap winery gets new owners
• State lawmakers weigh pros, cons of charter schools
• Hearing set on University of Pikeville's inclusion in state system
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• Bill would reward whistle blowers who help root out fraud
• "I love the University of Kentucky because it is the pillar of our great state!"...
• "I love the challenge that each class brings at UK ♥ " -Katie Thornton
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• Hundreds decry mountaintop removal at Capitol rally
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• Lexington brewery to can beers instead of bottle
• Pill-mill doctor sentenced to four life terms in prison
• "Sending Love to UK today! Thank you for your honors program, and the opportunit...
• "I love the University of Kentucky because it helped me get my education to succ...
• No decision made on request for new trial in Southworth murder case
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• State auditor finds problems with Personnel Cabinet software
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• Beshear, Thayer to introduce gambling bill Tuesday
• Kentucky News Review: Federal programs provide significant income for some Kentucky households
• Laurel County teen dies in ATV wreck
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• School closings
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• Boy hurt on sauce sled improves
• Church's revised development plan for former mall has neighbors concerned
• Chris Bailey evening update: Tracking some light snow
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• Some Scott residents say second high school bigger priority than new elementary
• Lexington Explorium board president, treasurer resign
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• Free HIV test offered at Fayette health department
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• Firefighters honor Brenda Cowan; hang mystery blanket in former station
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• Murray State student charged, explosives found
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• Bill would guarantee Lexington police, fire retirees full health-care funding
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• Former Asbury women's coach awarded nearly $400,000 in discrimination lawsuit
• UK report: Kentucky should broaden its tax base to include services
• EKU-affiliated Arlington Club cuts dining service
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• Ship that hit Ky. bridge moved away from span
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• Trial begins for couple in sex trafficking case
• Kentucky News Review: E. Ky. snake handler the heart of Animal Planet series
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• Quote of the Week: "Do not follow where the path may lead. Go, instead, where...
• Crews recover body from Ohio River
• Three arrested at meth lab in Bath County
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• State's annual Earthquake Awareness Week under way
• Newport expanding housing with $1M grant
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• Lexington traffic report, week of Feb. 6
• Tom Eblen: Lexington could be a petri dish for growing new companies
• Staff photographer shares Super Bowl images
• Kentucky bill would allow 'cow sharing' for raw milk
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• Viewers flock to see damaged bridge
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• Crash northwest of Cynthiana kills one
• Paris man is charged with murder after altercation
• One-vehicle crash on Paris Pike kills Paris man
• Singer plans to make most of second chance
• Tax help is available in Kentucky, many times for free
• Merlene Davis: Lexingtonian turns her HIV diagnosis into a book to help others
• Tom Eblen: Meet my moving buddies — caulk, paint, Advil
• University of Kentucky's plan to privatize housing raises some questions
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• Lexington's Dawson thrilled to be immortalized in Pro Football Hall of Fame
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• Russell sophomore to serve as student adviser
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• "I've been in higher education for 30 years, and it was one of the most beautifu...
• State representative calls for task force to consider overhauling Kentucky juvenile code
• Big Brothers Big Sisters raises nearly $50,000 after emergency plea
• Mayor Gray sends board letter, inquires about 'corrective actions' at the Explorium
• State denies neonatal intensive care unit at St. Elizabeth Healthcare
• Grand jury charges Breathitt sheriff's daughter with forgery
• John Booe, former owner of Rebecca Ruth Candies, dies at 85.
• You've worked really hard, don't miss out on your chance to walk across the stag...
• Court Square Building downtown being sold
• Search the 2010 Home Mortgage Disclosure Act data for Kentucky
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• Clark Co. residents urged to turn out Saturday for sailor's funeral
• Kentucky's Planned Parenthood, Komen groups caught in whirlwind of national debate
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• Bond revoked for businessman in oil drilling scam
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• Count the hearts in today's Herald-Leader for a chance to win a Coach purse
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• Investigators find body in Herbie trash container off Fortune Drive
• Lexington man accused of killing woman whose body was found in Herbie
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• Bill would require governments, contractors to verify employees' citizenship
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• High school notebook: Brewers' feat lives on after last unbeaten falls
• Compromise appears close on congressional redistricting plan
• Georgetown police chief relieved of duties
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• Lexington house fire causes heavy damage on McMeekin Place
• Gambling bill ready but will wait on redistricting, Beshear says
• Stumbo files bill to stop 'pill mills'
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• Chevy Chase Plaza at Euclid and High up for sale
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• Harlan man killed in collision
• Capilouto: State budget cuts will mean higher tuition and fewer scholarships
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• 15 arrested in Lee drug investigation
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• Happy Groundhog's Day....did anyone see Phil?
• Kentucky News Review: Beatboxing cellist making new music
• Merlene Davis: Lexington woman, 85, shows that any of us can become artists
• Investigators find body in Herbie trash container off Fortune Drive
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• Former Ky. ag commissioner asks for unemployment
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• Trial of Scott County man accused of murdering parents ends in mistrial
• State representative from Paris introduces Kentucky human-trafficking law
• Lexington woman receives Sullivan Medallion for service
• Education budget cuts would delay overhaul of curriculum and testing
• Seven more candidates file for Lexington council seats
• Investigators find body in Herbie trash container off Fortune Drive
• House panel rejects bill about Lexington child's playhouse
• Vacancy rates finally fall for Lexington commercial space
• New to the Blue…sign by the UK. Go Cats!
• Beshear pledges to run 'pill mill' doctors out of Kentucky
• For-profit college regulatory bill proceeds to House
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• Image of the Week: Here on UK's campus, we've been taking advantage of the week...
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• Kentucky News Review: Sale of pain pills in Florida plummets after new legislation
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• Exhibition - Jerry Spagnoli
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• Barnhart applauds city's efforts on Rupp but says campus needs must come first
• Even dogs have their day with the flu
• Parking authority proposes assuming ownership of 3 Lexington parking garages
• Beshear accuses Williams of trying to intimidate pro-casino senators
• Down 17, Dunbar girls unleash dogs on Knights; Catholic boys bomb away in 85-68 romp
• Kentucky economy's recovery will be a slow climb, expert says
• Lexmark's sales, profit drop for year
• Ground broken for new senior living complex
• Judge delays filing deadline for state legislative candidates
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• Prosecutors warn of layoffs, furloughs if budgets are cut again
• Tom Eblen: Without the Civil War, who knows when Lexington's slave trade might have ended?
• Parking authority proposes assuming ownership of 3 Lexington parking garages
• Jackson woman dies in crash on Ky. 421 in Madison Co.
• Barnhart applauds city's efforts on Rupp, but says campus needs must come first
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• Prosecutors warn of layoffs, furloughs if budgets are cut again
• Center where boy allegedly taped to mat closes
• Ground broken for new senior living complex
• Mother sues Lexington jail over son's death
• West Liberty man pleads guilty to selling cocaine
• N. Kentucky man wins $1 million in Powerball
• Tom Eblen: Without the Civil War, who knows when Lexington's slave trade might have ended?
• Jury deliberating in Scott murder trial
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• Kentucky News Review: Controversial film at Sundance based on Kentucky story
• Chris Bailey's forecast: End of January feels like spring
• Lexmark's sales, profit drop for year
• Frankfort man killed in accident after he was thrown from car
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• Senator backing casinos won't name his clients in horse industry
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• Judge to rule Tuesday on delaying candidate filing deadline
• Ethics panel fines former agriculture employee under Richie Farmer
• Federal prosecutors will hold summit on prescription-drug abuse
• Knowing diabetes may help prevent disease that already affects 10% of Kentuckians
• Merlene Davis: Do we need Black History Month?
• Downtown rink closes for next phase of renovation
• Overseer of Kentucky court system moving offices to former Home Depot
• Scott man takes stand in his own defense, denies killing parents
• Four Lexington council members will not seek re-election; filing deadline is Tuesday
• Don't blink or you might miss him. UK's Dr. Jonathan Feddock climbed 29 stories...
• Scott man takes stand in his own defense; denies killing parents
• Downtown Lexington's ice rink closes; next phase of renovation to begin
• Federal prosecutors will hold summit on prescription-drug abuse
• Senator backing casinos won't name his clients in horse industry
• Four Lexington council members will not seek re-election; filing deadline is Tuesday
• Did you know the Financial Aid Office is on Facebook? Check them out @
• Ethics panel fines former agriculture employee under Richie Farmer
• Judge to rule Tuesday on delaying candidate filing deadline
• Overseer of Kentucky court system moving offices to former Home Depot
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• Give the gift of life for Valentine’s Day – Please come to the BCTC Blood Drive,...
• Body of Clinton County woman found near pond where her car was recovered
• Powerball ticket worth $1 million sold in Ky.
• Knowing diabetes may help prevent disease that already affects 10% of Kentuckians
• Stolen Lexington Clinic laptop contained patient information
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• Clay County woman dies in two-vehicle wreck Sunday
• Art experts looking for photos of murals
• 2 Pikeville players injured in W.Va. bar brawl
• Come out and support BCTC & KCTCS at the press conference today @ 1p.m. in Frank...
• Kentucky News Review: Kentucky man works out and cleans house at the same time
• Police: Stay off the bridge warning to gapers
• 41 early-release inmates face revocation
• UK Hospital about to open new operating rooms
• Commercial driver license process changing
• African folktales come alive on stage at Midway College
• Man found dead after Lincoln County fire
• Blue Grass Trust Antiques and Garden Show
• UK converting former Northside library to teacher training center
• Traffic report, week of Jan. 30
• Tom Eblen: Unique development project opens in Gardenside neighborhood
• Merlene Davis: Comments sought on proposals for signature piece at Isaac Murphy Memorial Art Garden
• African folktales come alive on stage at Midway College
• Merlene Davis: Comments sought on proposals for signature piece at Isaac Murphy Memorial Art Garden
• UK converting former Northside library to teacher training center
• Wednesday funeral planned for slain SC officer
• Police say young abuse victim has died
• Man found dead after Lincoln County fire
• Super Sunday is just two weeks away, Feb. 12, 2012. Check out our Super Sunday...
• UK at the Half: Carl Nathe talks to Dr. Susan Smyth about the work UK's Gill Hea...
• Cavers question scope of white nose bat deaths
• Hearing to be set for Kentucky soldier's attempted espionage case
• Lawmakers rush to co-sponsor welfare drug testing
• Kentucky Navy diver's death off NC coast investigated
• Gargantuan alligator headed back to Kentucky
• W. Ky. jail helps inmates become better dads
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EST
• Danville family's YouTube video of wide-eyed daughter is a hit online
• Junior naturalists learn lessons at Lost River
• A year in the life of Central Kentucky horse farms
• All-City Swim Meet: Dunbar douses the competition
• Stair climbers take on Lexington's tallest building in Urban Mountain Challenge
• New Kentucky student assessment test: Prepare to be confused
• Ethics watchdog Richard Beliles has few friends in Kentucky Capitol
• All-City Swim Meet: Dunbar douses the competition
• Danville family's YouTube video of wide-eyed daughter is a hit online
• Big Brothers Big Sisters in central Ky. may close
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• Channel open near damaged bridge, sensors planned
• Congrats to University of Kentucky Opera Theatre senior Reginald Smith Jr. and g...
• Big Brothers Big Sisters in central Ky. may close
• Community college students losing aid, leaving
• Tenn. sees first 2 bank failure in a decade
• Center to help at-risk population expanding
• Age-related illness catching up with death row
• Foreign college students increasing in Ky.
• Coaches Worldwide to Celebrate International Coaching Week, Feb. 5-11, 2012
• Emergency donations sought to save Big Brothers, Big Sisters
• Fayette Board of Adjustment rejects Boone Creek Adventures recreational facility
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• Chandler, Barr both file to run in 6th District congressional race
• Judge dismisses indictment against former nursing-home employee
• Lawmaker pulls sponsorship of anti-meth bill after integrity questioned
• Lexington man pleads not guilty to charges in crash that killed passenger
• Deal struck to extend filing deadline for congressional candidates
• State didn't do review of Nelson County toddler's 2009 death
• Man is charged with murder in crash that killed Pike County deputy sheriff
• Fayette Board of Adjustment rejects Boone Creek Adventures recreational facility
• Emergency donations sought to save Big Brothers, Big Sisters
• Judge dismisses indictment against former nursing-home employee
• Chandler, Barr both file to run in 6th District congressional race
• Winter on UK's campus can leave you with “The Big Chill.” So get inside and go "...
• Lawmaker pulls sponsorship of anti-meth bill after integrity questioned
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• State incentives for expanding companies OK'd, including Central Motor Wheel in Paris
• Lexington man pleads not guilty to charges in crash that killed passenger
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• Face to face: Michael Junkroski
• Woman dies after being struck by 2 vehicles in Bell County
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• School in eastern Ky. battling bedbugs
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• Janet M. Harvey to Lead International Coach Federation Global Board
• Graduation will be here before you know it, have you applied? Go to:
• Contract awarded to study feasibility and impact of a state-owned University of Pikeville
• Brandon Knight's mother sues Hyatt Regency, alleging discrimination, assault
• 7-year-old girl dies in Jackson mobile home fire
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• Lawsuit challenges Kentucky's redistricting plan
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• Lexington Urban County Council resolution expresses concern about redistricting
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• Contract awarded to study feasibility and impact of a state-owned University of Pikeville
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• Stein supporters rally to protest redistricting of her state Senate seat
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• Merlene Davis: UK basketball star Valerie Still recounts slave heritage in book
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• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 p.m. EST
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• Sen. McConnell says change in the air in Myanmar
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• Task force created to fight suicide
• Panel debates release of Ky. child abuse records
• N. Ky. library gets rare WWI books
• Commander: Troops left Afghanistan more stable
• International Museum of the Horse Receives Gift of Traditional Manipuri Polo Gear from India
• Beshear signs legislative redistricting bill; congressional plan in limbo
• AirTran to pull out of Lexington in August
• Toyota's U.S. output fell 14% in 2011
• Ex-Harrodsburg officer pleads guilty to more than 140 sex-related charges
• Jury finds Southworth guilty; recommends life in prison
• Bengals end training camp in Georgetown
• KPA hands out awards, honors at annual conference
• Timothy M. Kelly wins Lewis E. Owens award; press association winners announced
• Protesters demonstrate at Louisville mock wedding
• Toyota's U.S. output fell 14% in 2011
• Beshear signs legislative redistricting bill; congressional plan in limbo
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• Bengals end training camp in Georgetown
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• Ex-Harrodsburg officer pleads guilty to more than 140 sex-related charges
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• Natural gas company suspends drilling in east Ky.
• Kentucky News Review: Aubudon books expect to be most expensive ever
• Mistrial declared as man tried in boy's death
• Fort Campbell soldier convicted of torturing dog
• Southworth trial: Defense rests; jury to get case
• Truck driver crushed at foods plant
• Chris Bailey's forecast: Weather Takes A Walk On The Wild Side
• Judge refuses to lower bond for man accused of shooting, killing Lexington doctor
• Mercer County mom whose son was put in bag delivers 170,000 signatures to school board
• Kentucky jobless rate falls to 9.1 percent
• At Mercer County event, Rand Paul criticizes president's rejection of oil pipeline
• Hemp would be a boon to Kentucky agriculture, lawmakers say
• Judge fines state agency $16,000 for withholding child-abuse records
• Pain-pill pipeline from Florida to Kentucky drying up, officials say
• Ex-ag chief Richie Farmer returns some missing computers
• Kathy Stein isn't the first Kentucky state senator whose district was moved
• Jury watches video of police questioning Southworth about wife's disappearance
• Lexington fire victim identified
• Plan that puts Kathy Stein's state Senate district outside of Lexington sent to Beshear
• Federal government solicits proposals to build new commercial marina on Lake Cumberland
• Man is indicted in fatal Elm Tree Lane shooting
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• Mercer County mom whose son was put in bag delivers 170,000 signatures to school board
• Federal government solicits proposals to build new commercial marina on Lake Cumberland
• Pain-pill pipeline from Florida to Kentucky drying up, officials say
• Kathy Stein isn't the first Kentucky state senator whose district was moved
• Hemp would be a boon to Kentucky agriculture, lawmakers say
• Meet Lexington's next state senator, who lives 200 miles away
• Tates Creek HS check presentation
• Arrest made in car bombing in northeast Ky.
• Kentucky jobless rate falls to 9.1 percent
• Judge fines state agency $16,000 for withholding child abuse records
• Judge refuses to lower bond for man accused of shooting, killing Lexington doctor
• For those prospective students who will be attending UK in the fall, the time to...
• Ex-ag chief Richie Farmer returns some missing computers
• Plan that put Kathy Stein's state Senate district outside Lexington sent to Beshear
• Jury watches video of police questioning Southworth about wife's disappearance
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• Versailles Road reopened after two-car wreck
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• Woman left child in shopping cart outside Lexington liquor store, police say
• Showdown coming over boundaries of Kentucky's congressional districts
• Jurors in Southworth trial see video recording of police interview
• Anderson man found guilty of fatally beating puppy
• Kentucky child-protection workers describe hostile work environment
• Kentucky's horse industry in dire trouble, legislators told
• Lexington's Kathy Stein would lose Senate seat under plan
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• Showdown coming over boundaries of Kentucky's congressional districts
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• Charles Edwin Bishop, University of Kentucky alumnus who served 3 presidents, dies at age 90
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• Miranda Lambert reschedules sold-out Lexington concert
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• Perry County man charged with trying to run over Hazard police officer
• Anderson man found guilty of fatally beating puppy
• Kentucky's horse industry in dire trouble, legislators told
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• Prosecutors, state police, courts to take budget hits under Beshear's proposal
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• Lexington Catholic girls' defense smothers Clark County in 57-29 win
• Defense attorney says Scott man did not shoot his parents, names alternative suspect
• Proposal to raise Kentucky's dropout age approved by House panel
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• Beshear proposes more money for child protection and substance abuse treatment
• Scott County's Toyota Classic tips off Wednesday
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• Former EKU player Chambers' son dies at 25
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• Full text of Gov. Steve Beshear's 2012 budget address
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• Prosecutors, state police, courts to take budget hits under Beshear's proposal
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• Hearing to consider DNA evidence in slaying
• Severe storms weaken as they move through Central Kentucky
• 2nd fatal crash brings I-164 barrier to agenda
• Federal appeals court to hear appeal by Ky. fen-phen lawyers
• Missing persons group taps Ky woman
• Scott County man set to go on trial in 2007 shooting deaths of parents
• Kentuckian on ill-fated cruise ship returns home
• UK cheerleaders happy to bring their 19th national title home
• Kentuckians spend MLK Day answering call to service
• Ky. study puts first-year value on casinos at $1.7B
• Nicholasville-based Ramsey earns top owner accolades at Eclipse Awards
• Chris Bailey's evening weather update: Another cold front on the way
• UK cheerleaders happy to bring their 19th national title home
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• Scott County man set to go on trial in 2007 shooting deaths of parents
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• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:59 a.m. EST
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• Amish take a stand against marking buggies
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• Report: Ag. Department didn't follow hiring regs
• More transparency needed with child protection
• Ali still the Greatest as he celebrates 70th
• University wants to build Appalachia's intellect
• Towering legend, flawed man? King's image evolving
• Plummer takes supporting Globe for 'Beginners'
• Ann-Blair Thornton, Miss Kentucky, does not advance to semifinals in the Miss America pageant
• Another suspicious fire is reported in Lexington's Hill Rise Drive area
• Summit on child abuse deaths recommends more transparency from Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services
• Who killed Elena Sanchez Hawkins?
• Richmond man drops 358 pounds in 21 months
• Bill Bailey, disc jockey known as 'Duke of Louisville,' dies at age 81
• Tom Eblen: Proposal on University of Pikeville opens door to wider discussion
• 'Justified' might exaggerate, but many in Harlan like the TV show
• Ann-Blair Thornton, Miss Kentucky, competes in the Miss America pageant tonight
• Another suspicious fire is reported in Lexington's Hill Rise Drive area
• Bill Bailey, disc jockey known as 'Duke of Louisville,' dies at age 81
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 p.m. EST
• Louisville radio host Bill Bailey dies at 81
• Summit on child abuse deaths recommends more transparency from Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services
• Ali still the Greatest as he celebrates 70th
• Muhammad Ali cheered at 70th birthday bash in Ky.
• Fort Knox, U of Louisville form cooperative
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• Exhibit shows journey of quilt-making
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• Board: Agriculture Department under Richie Farmer violated state hiring laws
• Murder defendant says he fatally shot woman because she attacked him
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• With city approval, new Fayette public health clinic site could open this fall
• EKU suspends three fraternities' chapters amid hazing allegations
• Victorian Square in Lexington goes up for sale
• Kentucky Joe of 'Survivor' fired from Department of Agriculture
• Successful debut for Fayette County schools' automated phone-call system
• Victorian Square in Lexington goes up for sale
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• Kentucky Joe of 'Survivor' fired from Department of Agriculture
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• Police search Frankfort businesses, charge 5 people in bath salt crackdown
• Murder defendant says he fatally shot woman because she attacked him
• Warrant issued for Corbin man in adult-store robbery of cash, potpourri
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• Gas company says prices slowing drilling in Ky.
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• Police urge Ky. lawmakers to require prescriptions for pseudoephedrine
• Educators who cheat on tests could face criminal charges
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• Bill would change birth date requirement for kindergarten students
• Judges say Kentucky juvenile courts should be open, child-protection system in shambles
• Police charge man wanted in robbery of Knox County adult business
• Kentucky Bourbon Trail nets record number of tourists
• Laughter, tears and fond recollections fill Gatewood Galbraith memorial service
• Calendar: Martin Luther King Jr. Day events
• Lexington considers changing regulations governing taxis
• House approves redistricting plan with oddly shaped boundaries
• Midway, West Virginia colleges plan to join forces for pharmacy program in Paintsville
• Kentucky jumps 20 places in national ranking of education quality
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• Animal gnawing on power line knocked out UK-Auburn game broadcast
• Herald-Leader exclusive: Equipment worth nearly $500,000 missing from state Agriculture Department
• Southworth murder trial: UPS dispatcher says the accused begged to come to work
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• House approves redistricting plan with oddly-shaped boundaries
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• Fire damages one unit at Lexington apartment complex
• Florida authorities arrest Fayette sex offender on lam for 3 years
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• Police urge Ky. lawmakers to require prescriptions for pseudoephedrine
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• Southworth trial: The third day of testimony
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• Child therapists say they might close if Kentucky doesn't pay soon
• Panel approves state House redistricting plan over Republican protests
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• Merlene Davis: Republican presidential hopefuls should try to get elected on issues, not fear mongering
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• Gold coin found in Salvation Army kettle sells for $2,001
• TV ad campaign encourages Kentucky lawmakers to take up charter schools legislation
• Discounts part of strategy to cut golf courses' deficits
• Lexington woman changes lives by taking wedding gowns to Haiti
• London soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Undefeated Madison Central boys pass their toughest test yet
• Testimony describes day Umi Southworth found
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• City's public safety committee discusses Fayette jail's leadership
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• Lexington parks official describes extensive changes at golf courses; pool closures also discussed
• City's public safety committee discusses Fayette jail's leadership
• Adding University of Pikeville to state system runs counter to national trends
• Kentucky House approves plan to redraw congressional districts
• TV ad campaign encourages Kentucky lawmakers to take up charter schools legislation
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• Gold coin found in Salvation Army kettle sells for $2,001
• Nationally known women's rights attorney to speak at Transylvania
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• City's employee wellness center opens Wednesday on Trade Street
• Kentucky revenues up 6.9 percent in December
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• Burned man might have been witness to Lexington house explosion
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• Lexington woman changes lives by taking wedding gowns to Haiti
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• Police investigating report of body in Lexington
• Romney sweeps NH to cement top status; Paul second
• Man faces 34 reckless endangerment counts
• New website aims to be Appalachia's own WikiLeaks
• Beshear again rejects U of L hospital merger
• House expected to act on redistricting this week
• Former Harrodsburg police chief may proceed with lawsuit, judge says
• Fire officials say explosion near Transy might have been caused by copper thief
• Officials ask for public's help after fires near Hill Rise Drive
• New alert system will call parents of Fayette students when classes are canceled
• Dilapidated Pennington Place Apartments off Richmond Road sold
• World-renowned pianist Lang Lang to solo with UK Symphony
• Jury seated in Southworth murder trial; opening arguments start Tuesday
• Fayette deputy constable suspended over charges of promoting prostitution
• Beshear reminds taxpayers about income credit, free tax-prep aid
• Two die in Pike County crash
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• Bath County teacher accused of sexual contact with student
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• House explodes Lexington, no injuries
• Kentucky News Review: Rapid Redux has won 22 races in a row
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• Man dies in Johnson County mobile home fire
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• Bill would keep kids out of criminal justice system
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• Shedding some light on a few new faces in Lexington
• State leaders scramble for plan to pay $44 million interest on unemployment loan
• Lawsuit seeks to stop Junction City's barely begun beer sales
• Jury selection begins Monday in Southworth murder trial
• Weather and prospects looking up for Keeneland horse sales
• Elderly couple die in Greenup wreck
• Girl, 7, dies in Rockcastle crash; 5 injured
• LaRue school principal killed in crash
• Campbell pilot program addresses kids in courts
• Bill would keep kids out of criminal justice system
• Weather and prospects looking up for Keeneland horse sales
• 4 Laurel County churches report burglaries
• Lawsuit seeks to stop Junction City's barely begun beer sales
• State leaders scramble for plan to pay $44 million interest on unemployment loan
• Jury selection in Southworth murder trial to begin Monday
• Central Ky. tobacco warehouse getting new life
• EKU Arts Center a success
• Women join emergency services
• Papa John's apologizes for racial slur on receipt
• Coffee shop employees prepare Jim Gray's order when they see him coming
• Central Ky. Captain D's owners 'living the American dream'
• Tom Eblen: Beshear's speech needed a bit of Galbraith
• Garrard County woman ships tens of thousands of crickets each week
• Fayette County deputy constable is charged with promoting prostitution
• Overview: Jim Gray's first year as mayor
• Garrard County woman ships tens of thousands of crickets each week
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• New alert system will call parents of Fayette students when classes are cancelled
• Overview: Jim Gray's first year as mayor
• Sayre changes ways in 71-58 win over Wolfe Co.
• Central Ky. Captain D's owners 'living the American dream'
• Public meeting to discuss redesign of I-64/Mountain Parkway interchange
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EST
• Muhammad Ali returning to Ky. for 70th birthday
• Crash kills Somerset woman
• Woman is accused of stealing money from Pulaski school fundraiser
• Hodgenville woman killed in wreck Saturday
• Globetrotter wows children at Lexington YMCA skills clinic
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• Man arrested for putting traps in public park
• Free Gelding Surgery For Horses Offered At Kentucky Horse Park
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• Southworth murder case: Evidence cleared for trial
• Dog killed in animal trap at Paris park; Mt. Sterling man to be charged
• Stumbo outlines plan for state to absorb University of Pikeville
• Public gathering is set to honor Gatewood Galbraith
• Lexington to hire 25 firefighters
• Stumbo says redrawing of state legislative districts might wait a year
• Bill in Kentucky legislature would tie teacher evaluations to student performance
• St. Joseph, Jewish hospitals merge without UofL
• Shelby County grand jury decides not to indict in fatal shooting by police officer
• Lexington police seek man who robbed Versailles Road Shell station
• The BCTC New Year's Resolution contest ends tonight at midnight. Be sure to tell...
• Public gathering is set to honor Gatewood Galbraith
• Bill in Kentucky legislature would tie teachers' evaluation to students' performance
• Judge: Lexington police had probable cause to search murder defendant's apartment
• Stumbo says redrawing of state legislative districts might wait a year
• EKU suspends professor after arrest on marijuana charge
• Stumbo outlines plan to transfer Pikeville University to state
• State deal with Ford hailed by trade magazine
• Dog killed in animal trap at Paris park; Mt. Sterling man to be charged
• Eagle Watch Weekends to be held at three Western Kentucky state parks
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• Paul deploys son to criticize Santorum
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• St. Joseph, Jewish hospitals will merge without UofL
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• Fire marshal seeks help with arson cases
• Lexington to hire 25 firefighters
• Beshear's inaugural fund has $500K left over
• Tell us: What is your New Year's Resolution for 2012?
• Kentucky News Review: Kentucky has highest number in U.S. of background checks for gun permits
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• Eastern Kentucky woman takes plea bargain in shooting death
• Rash of animal hoarding fills Franklin Co. shelter
• Hedge fund with $100 million in Kentucky retirement funds fails
• Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation sues Mellon estate for slander
• Plan would put Hal Rogers' home county in two congressional districts
• Calipari says lawmakers should worry about UK's infrastructure, not its basketball schedule
• Task force will recommend changes to Kentucky's tax code, governor says
• Adult store in Knox robbed of cash, incense and potpourri
• Visitation has been set for Gatewood Galbraith
• Low-cost gelding clinic offered to decrease unwanted horse population
• Mother takes playhouse fight to Kentucky lawmakers
• Jessamine band director suspended; authorities investigate sale of instruments on eBay
• Katherine Wilson, Cynthiana Renaissance woman, dies at age 103
• Nicholasville police charge Lexington man in Brannon Crossing shooting
• Katherine Wilson, Cynthiana Renaissance woman, dies at age 103
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• Plan would put Hal Rogers' home county in two congressional districts
• Nicholasville police charge Lexington man in Brannon Crossing shooting
• Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation sues Mellon estate for slander
• Hedge fund with $100 million in Kentucky retirement funds fails
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• Calipari: Lawmakers shouldn't worry about UK's basketball schedule
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• Two suspects arrested one more sought in home invasion in Laurel
• Have you registered for Spring 2012 yet? Late Registration ends today at 6 p.m....
• Unemployment rate falls to 8.5 pct., hiring surges
• Jessamine band director suspended; authorities investigate sale of instruments on eBay
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• Housekeeper gets life in Boone County killing of scientist
• Knox County adult store robbed of cash, incense and potpourri
• Kentucky News Review: Greg Stumbo says adding Pikeville school would not hurt other state universities
• Low-cost gelding clinic offered to decrease unwanted horse population
• Knox fire department in non-compliance
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• Chronology: Gatewood Galbraith's life
• Bill would mandate rivalry games between Kentucky and Louisville
• Bill calls for panel to review child deaths, but work would be secret
• Veitch files new appeal of firing, says Vance lacked authority
• Beshear projects deep cuts and pushes for gambling in speech to lawmakers
• Silvana Gallardo, actress who had been living in Paris, Ky., dies at age 58
• Family Foundation asks Beshear for debate on gambling
• Horse euthanized after being hit on Georgetown Road
• Jack Abramoff warns Ky. lawmakers of the perils of influence-peddling
• Merlene Davis: Special Olympics needs your knitting, crocheting skills
• Reward offered after rash of fires in Pulaski and Lincoln counties
• Stumbo proposes moving prescription drug monitoring to attorney general's office
• Lexington police welcomes 27 recruits
• Lexington investigators seek help to solve a rash of arson fires
• Coalition: State support for Kentucky's public schools has fallen
• Tom Eblen: Come election time, we'll all miss Gatewood Galbraith
• Silvana Gallardo, actress who had been living in Paris, Ky., dies at age 58
• Congratulations to UK Diving sophomore Greg Ferrucci! He made a big splash divin...
• Bill would mandate rivalry games between Kentucky and Louisville
• Beshear pushes expanded gambling, tax reform in speech to lawmakers
• Bill calls for panel to review child deaths, but would keep review secret
• Coalition: State support for Kentucky's public schools has fallen
• Stumbo proposes moving prescription drug monitoring to attorney general
• Lexington police welcomes 27 recruits
• Lexington investigators seek help to solve a rash of arson fires
• Family Foundation asks Beshear for debate on gambling
• Veitch files new appeal of firing, says Vance lacked authority
• Tom Eblen: At election time, we'll miss Gatewood Galbraith
• Reward offered after rash of fires in Pulaski and Lincoln counties
• Read some of Gatewood's best quips, quotes and barbs through the years
• UK At the Half: Carl Nathe shares with listeners information on First Scholars,...
• Jack Abramoff warns Ky. lawmakers of the perils of influence-peddling
• Merlene Davis: Special Olympics needs your knitting, crocheting skills
• 7 education groups weigh in on Ky. school funding
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• Horse euthanized after being hit on Georgetown Road
• Iconic Kentucky political figure Gatewood Galbraith dead at 64
• Image of the Week: Call it our winter wonderland! Big Blue Nation was pleased t...
• Kentucky News Review: Rocker Bonnie Prince Billy talks music in Scotland
• New ag commissioner fires Farmer's girlfriend
• Tenn. woman re-indicted in Ky. in child harm case
• Man operating wheelchair under influence is killed
• Wife of injured former state lawmaker is sworn in to office
• Nearby residents describe terror of Estill gas-line blast
• Victim in year's first killing was known prostitute
• Talk of redistricting, casinos dominates first day of 2012 General Assembly
• Lee Overstreet, friendly face in Kentucky Theatre's box office, dies
• Seniors step up, lead Scott Co. over Henry Clay 65-56
• Kentucky food prices ease slightly but up from year ago
• Man robbed of sack lunch at Lexington gas station
• Northpoint inmate sentenced for role in 2009 prison riot
• 3 plead not guilty in Madison man's death
• Squeaker of a victory in hand, Romney looks to NH
• Talk of redistricting, casinos dominates first day of 2012 General Assembly
• Lee Overstreet, friendly face in Kentucky Theatre's box office, dies
• 3 plead not guilty in Madison man's death
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• Wife of injured former state lawmaker is sworn in to office
• Northpoint inmate sentenced for role in 2009 prison riot
• Kentucky food prices ease slightly but up from year ago
• It's all politics, ya know. Tune in tonight to WUKY at 9pm for live coverage of...
• Lexington man pleads not guilty to Jan. 1 slaying
• Mother home-schooling son placed in bag at school
• Crash in Perry kills Lost Creek woman
• It sounds like the voice of horse facts in the Bluegrass has been a bit hoarse i...
• Man robbed of sack lunch at Lexington gas station
• Grayson man wanted on sex-abuse charges
• Smoking in bed caused fatal Paintsville fire
• It's not too late to enroll for Spring 2012 classes!! Late registration has begu...
• Wrecked tanker spills fuel oil on I-75 in Laurel
• Congratulations to our students and faculty in our Practical Nursing program. Th...
• Planned tree removal upsets Louisville residents
• Gas line still burns in Estill County after explosion
• Police: 2 jail escapees from Ky. arrested in Tenn.
• Following a Big Blue win over the Louisville Cardinals on Saturday, UK Men's Bas...
• Kentucky News Review: Sen. Rand Paul effective ally in his father's Iowa campaign
• Louisville commission deciding future of home
• Light snow, cold weather causes travel woes in Ky.
• More questions raised about trips, contracts
• Nursing home's daily visitor assists his wife
• Six months after flood, Eastern Kentucky struggles to recover
• Snow causes pileups on I-75, crashes on I-64
• Early releases will put penal code reform to test
• Herds of feral pigs going hog wild in Kentucky
• Apparent gas line explosion lights up Estill sky
• Six months after flood, Eastern Kentucky struggles to recover
• Apparent gas line explosion lights up Estill sky
• Tuesday's early release of nearly 1,000 state prisoners will put penal code reform to test
• 8 injured in 41-vehicle pileup on I-75 in Kentucky
• 8 injured in 41-vehicle pileup on I-75 in Kentucky
• Lexington's first homicide victim of 2012 identified
• Feral pigs going hog wild in Kentucky
• I-75 South opened after 30-car pile up
• Firefighters battle another blaze at lumberyard
• Paul: A strong finish in Iowa is important to race
• Lawmakers kick off legislative session Tuesday
• Ky. man takes helping vets to national level
• Northern Ky. churches offering nontraditional help
• Quote of the Week: "Always bear in mind that your own resolution to succeed is...
• Repairs to closed Ohio River bridge speeding up
• Louisville's GE plants exemplify wage shift
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EST
• Flood-ravaged house gets a free makeover
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• Houseboat factory builds modular homes that could revive industry
• Volunteer honor guard makes sure veterans get the proper final salute
• Lexington sees first homicide of 2012 at apartment off Eastland Parkway
• Lexington ministry helps former adult entertainers find their way to better lives
• Bariatric surgery can help morbidly obese
• Holiday closings
• Lexington ministry helps former adult entertainers find their way to better lives
• Fire destroys Pulaski County landmark
• Former Kentucky New Era publisher dies
• Bariatric surgery can help morbidly obese
• Police attempt to negotiate with barricaded man
• Lexington sees first homicide of 2012 at apartment off Eastland Parkway
• What are Big Blue Nation's resolutions for 2012?
• Pricey picks: Powerball tickets doubling to $2
• 290 soldiers return to Fort Knox
• W. Ky. woman dies in house fire
• Northern Kentucky companies developing plan for skilled labor
• Coal mining deaths second-lowest on record
• Chris Bailey's Kentucky Weather: Arctic Winds Blowing Into Town
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• Man arrested, accused of hitting off-duty Jessamine deputy with stolen truck
• Mother of Amanda Ross will push for protections against dating violence
• Advocates push for protections against dating violence in Kentucky
• New Year's Day run in Lexington to benefit teen with cancer
• Harrison County man drowns in Licking River
• Man accused of stealing $19,000 worth of items from Somerset home is arrested
• Two die, one is injured in Owen County crash
• Detroit man wanted in Frankfort murder case is arrested
• John Clay: Kidd-Gilchrist proves mettle on big stage
• Tom Eblen: We can force Congress to change
• Lexington police are writing fewer traffic tickets, records show
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• John Clay: Kidd-Gilchrist proves mettle on big stage
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• Man arrested, accused of hitting off-duty Jessamine deputy with stolen truck
• Mother of Amanda Ross will push for protections against dating violence
• Harrison County man drowns in Licking River
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• Advocates push for protections against dating violence in Kentucky
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• Summit planned to improve child protection
• Police in Kentucky find toys stolen from Ohio site
• Inmate release means fewer helpers for nonprofits
• Detroit man wanted in Frankfort murder case is arrested
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• Southern Ky. PAC getting ready for opening
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• Two-vehicle crash kills Danville man in Garrard
• Two more men charged in Dec. 25 shootings in Bourbon
• Governor rejects merger of University of Louisville Hospital with St. Joseph
• Lexington barber retires after 5 decades at downtown shop
• Kentucky expects physical challenge from Louisville
• A Lexington barber retires after decades at downtown shop
• Ex-Gov. Patton yields seat on higher ed panel
• Beshear expects University of Pikeville study by March 15
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• Insight cable TV will retain WDKY broadcasts
• Governor rejects merger of University of Louisville Hospital with St. Joseph
• Two Corbin residents might have died from carbon monoxide poisoning
• Forcht Bank names Tucker Ballinger president
• Council member asks Cumberland mayor to step down
• Bath County teacher, former student involved in alleged drug deal
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• Two more men charged in Dec. 25 shootings in Bourbon
• Tw-vehicle crash kills man early Friday in Garrard County
• Condemned inmates pursuing funds for clemency bids
• State police pushing safe driving campaign
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• Beshear to work with Senate Republicans on gambling amendment
• Former Millersburg Military Institute to reopen next year with a new name
• Woman is robbed of purse, injured near University of Kentucky campus
• Laurel County woman dies of injuries from fire
• Man robs Hazard Double-Kwik store
• Lexington firefighters rescue woman from porch roof
• Danville trio arrested in death of Richmond man
• Police investigate Elliott infant's death
• GoodGiving Guide Challenge nears end of first campaign
• Lexington man surrenders after barricading himself, daughter in bedroom
• Kmarts in Winchester and Hazard, Sears in Middlesboro to close
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• Supreme Court declines to hear abuse case
• Former Millersburg Military Institute to reopen next year with a new name
• Beshear to work with Senate Republicans on gambling amendment
• Kmarts in Winchester and Hazard, Sears in Middlesboro to close
• Kentucky, Indiana reach agreement on financing Louisville bridges project
• Nearly 50-year search for mother concludes in Texas
• GoodGiving Guide Challenge nears end of first campaign
• KET to partner with public radio stations
• Lexington man surrenders after barricading himself, daughter in bedroom
• Petition for alcohol vote in Corbin approved
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• Danville trio arrested in death of Richmond man
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• Police investigate death of 4-month-old baby in Elliott County
• 4 sentenced in 2008 rape of Bourbon St. tourist from Kentucky
• Merlene Davis: Beloved Nathaniel Mission braces for changes in Davis Bottom
• Electronics recycling offered in Lexington
• State police charge two men in tobacco-store robbery
• Woman who stabbed herself during police chase remains hospitalized
• Fugitive sex offender turns himself in to Fayette sheriff
• State police were searching for robbery suspect
• House will take no action against Rep. Keith Hall on ethics, Stumbo says
• Beshear pledges leftover campaign funds to help Democrats in legislative races
• After receiving infantry award, Versailles man recounts fighting in Korean War
• Fayette County public schools teacher's aide is accused of sexual abuse
• Beshear: 'Simple' gambling amendment will be introduced next week
• After receiving infantry award, Versailles man recounts fighting in Korean War
• Family 'devastated' by Conn. Christmas house fire
• Beshear pledges leftover campaign funds to help Democrats in legislative races
• Kentucky state police trooper uses Taser on man accused of drunken driving
• Owenton man hospitalized after collision with truck
• State police were searching for robbery suspect
• 3 miners rescued from Tenn. mine after fire
• Beshear: 'Simple' gambling amendment will be introduced next week
• Merlene Davis: Beloved Nathaniel Mission braces for changes in Davis Bottom
• State police charge two men in tobacco-store robbery
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• Kentucky highway fatalities down in 2011
• Homeowner dies after suffering burns in fire
• Fort Knox officials tasked with eliminating more than 130 positions
• Woman who stabbed herself during police chase remains hospitalized
• Fugitive sex offender turns himself in to Fayette sheriff
• Arson may be cause of early morning house fire in Lexington
• Police: SWAT raid nets evidence of counterfeiting
• Rolex Kentucky Three Day Event 2012
• 87 percent of Kentuckians want vote on expanded gambling, new poll says
• Health concerns to be discussed
• Volunteers needed to give tax assistance
• Education notes: Dec. 28
• Thefts cause woman to fall behind in rent
• Police search for man who robbed Pikeville gas station
• 2 hurt in one-vehicle crash in Grayson
• Haley Pike landfill closed to demolition debris
• Man o' War reopened after Lexington accident
• Morning drizzle pushes Lexington to rainfall record
• Richie Farmer avoids divorce trial through settlement with wife
• Nicholasville police ask public to help ID man who hit deputy
• Beshear orders review of proposal to make Pikeville a state university
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• Jessamine authorities offer reward for info on suspicious fires
• 87 percent of Kentuckians want vote on expanded gambling, new poll says
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• Richie Farmer avoids divorce trial through settlement with wife
• Beshear orders review of proposal to make Pikeville a state university
• Mother plans to confront school board
• 2 hurt in one-vehicle crash in Grayson
• Ky. fire department to collect subscribers' fee
• Morning drizzle pushes Lexington to rainfall record
• Middle school teacher using Twitter in classroom
• Contract awarded for slurry cleanup
• Portion of Man o' War shut down after Lexington accident
• Pile break damaged Lawrence County Courthouse
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• Sears to close 100 to 120 Kmart, Sears stores
• Lexington breaks rainfall record
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• Christmas trees sought to provide cover for fish
• Practicing rare art, man brings life to skeletons of dead horses
• Couple with Kentucky ties die in Connecticut fire along with their grandchildren
• Republic Bank Classic highlights: Pulaski County hits 13 three-pointers in win
• Moore boys pull away for win over Franklin County
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• Lee man victim of apparent homicide
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• It's a manic Monday for those shopping the day after Christmas
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• Lexington firefighters' retirements might mean temporarily idling some equipment
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• Couple arrested in series of bank robberies
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• Trial begins for inmate charged in prison riot
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• Leaked witness interview proves Lexington detectives set up Kavanaugh.
• Horses could soon be slaughtered for meat in US
• Pike church takes stand against interracial couples
• Beshear orders release of state records on child abuse, neglect deaths
• Owensboro native relishes victory on 'Sing Off' TV show
• Owensboro native relishes victory on 'Sing Off' TV show
• Ex-racing steward Veitch likely to challenge firing, lawyer says
• Lexington task force recommends strategy for reopening Charles Young Community Center
• Two postal employees plead guilty to taking drugs intended for veterans
• Some state agencies to cut 2% to fill budget gap
• Renovated Rupp Arena would meet UK's needs and cost far less than a new arena, study says
• Judge rejects motion to postpone murder trial of Bass Webb
• Renovated Rupp Arena would meet UK's needs and cost far less than a new arena, study says
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• Pike church takes stand against interracial couples
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• Medal of Honor recipient Meyer sues former employer
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• Kentucky News Review: Sing Off winner has Kentucky roots
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• Appeals court set to hear Ky. death penalty case
• Drenching rain continues; snow could be next
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• Hospital employees, Jackson family affected by mystery chemical
• Georgetown man receives Purple Heart for wound suffered in WWII
• Postal workers, customers criticize plan to move mail processing out of Lexington
• Family, friends of slain Fayette deputy ask parole board not to release killer
• 49 Middlesboro residents sue nine coal companies for flood damages
• Kentucky chief steward John Veitch fired
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• Drenching rain continues; snow up next?
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• Transylvania to move bookstore as part of broader expansion plans
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• Restoring Shakertown was journey of passion, luck, money and a lot of work
• Georgetown moves on to NAIA semis
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• Man found dead by Boyle County road; foul play suspected
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• Habitat for Humanity hopes to raise $10K with online auction
• Former corrections officers sue jail after termination
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• Man dies in Yarnalton Pike accident
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• Wiltjer's skills on display in Kentucky's 85-47 rout of Penn State
• New company, restaurant opening in Chase Tower
• Justice Family Farms top bidder at Anderson Circle Farm auction
• WDKY parent feuding with Insight cable
• Suspect in Lexington doctor's slaying enters plea of not guilty
• Cincinnati man sentenced in extensive scheme to defraud retail stores
• Sayre names new head of school
• Harrison murder trial will start Dec. 1 as scheduled, judge rules
• City picks site for new employee health center
• Judge seals information about alleged domestic violence in Southworth case
• Kentucky tourism commissioner suspended for unauthorized trip to England
• Poet Nikky Finney hopes prestigious award illuminates arts' role in Kentucky
• State says social worker didn't properly investigate abuse report before child's death
• Rape charges are filed in incident at Veterans Affairs Medical Center on Leestown Road
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• State says social worker didn't properly investigate abuse report before child's death
• Georgetown woman is stabbed during dispute over $12
• WDKY parent feuding with Insight cable
• Justice Family Farms top bidder at Anderson Circle Farm auction
• Kentucky tourism commissioner suspended for unauthorized trip to England
• New company, restaurant opening in Chase Tower
• Cincinnati man sentenced in extensive scheme to defraud retail stores
• Chris Bailey's forecast: Let's enjoy our Saturday weather
• Chris Bailey's forecast: Lots of rain likely Sunday through Wednesday
• Half of eligible city employees expected to use new health center
• Sayre names new head of school
• Judge seals information about alleged domestic violence in Southworth case
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• Suspect in Lexington doctor's slaying enters plea of not guilty
• Poet Nikky Finney hopes prestigious award illuminates arts' role in Kentucky
• Ky. man pleads guilty in hostage case
• Harrison murder trial will start Dec. 1 as scheduled, judge rules
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• Feds search home of former sheriff's mother
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• Rare hummingbird found in northeastern Ky.
• Bath County man charged with rape, sodomy on victim under 12
• Did yoU Know: Kentucky Wildcats Men's Basketball forward Anthony Davis grew 6 in...
• Mayor says ATV riders damaging levee in Ky.
• Kentucky News Review: Louisville becoming a leading city for care of the elderly
• Ky. man charged with not sedating animals
• Mother takes plea deal in death of baby
• Farmer hired girlfriend, paid $5,000 monthly
• 'Bourbon Trail' trademark lawsuit settled by distillers
• Court of Appeals to hear mountaintop removal fight
• Lexington Distillery District designers show plans to the public
• Keeneland November sale ends with gross up more than 41 percent
• Lexington teen who fatally shot friend to be placed on probation
• Online-only live UK basketball game raises viewing questions
• Man accused of killing Lexington dermatologist is back in Fayette County
• Members of Club de Madres learn to make a traditional Thanksgiving meal
• Fontaine Banks Jr. to retire after advising Kentucky governors for a half century
• Kentucky jobless rate falls to 9.6% in October
• Horse Council, University of Kentucky to survey all breeds, impact
• Smucker recalls chunky peanut butter; Lexington plant not involved
• Paul introduces amendment to formally end war in Iraq
• State pension fund in worse shape despite reforms
• Council approves Lexington-Louisville economic development partnership
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• 6 former employees of Pulaski county attorney's office share $500,000 settlement
• Paul introduces amendment to formally end war in Iraq
• Chris Bailey's forecast: A chilly weekend ahead
• Online-only live UK basketball game raises viewing questions
• Keeneland November sale ends with gross up more than 41 percent
• Fontaine Banks Jr. to retire after advising Kentucky governors for a half century
• State pension fund in worse shape despite reforms
• Members of Club de Madres learn to make a traditional Thanksgiving meal
• Kentucky jobless rate falls to 9.6% in October
• Horse Council, University of Kentucky to survey all breeds, impact
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• Dispute over 'Kentucky Bourbon Trail' settled
• Swim for the win. Go Cats!
• Lexington teen who fatally shot friend to be placed on probation
• Grange City Covered Bridge condition worries increase
• Kentucky News Review: Today is the birthday of Kentucky-born Aunt Jemima
• Smucker recalls jars of chunky peanut butter
• Military Night
• Kentucky reverses policy on vehicle title transfers
• Suspect in Lexington doctor's slaying to be extradited to Kentucky
• Widow of slain Lexington businessman files wrongful-death lawsuit
• Huge Anderson Circle Farm in Mercer County sells for $25 million
• FEI says 2010 WEG had nearly $400M in economic impact
• Regional Fed leader says education is the key for Kentucky
• Lawmakers hope to hold hearing about Kentucky child-death records
• Lexington police bust prostitution ring, court documents say; five people face charges
• Judge says he cannot release vehicles linked to Lexington officer's death
• E-mails: Public works commissioner was warned not to hire husband
• Stores lower turkey prices to win your Thanksgiving meal business
• Merlene Davis: Gift cards will help foster youth celebrate the season
• Congratulations to UK English Professor Nikky Finney on her National Book Award...
• UK At the Half: Kenyan artist Allan Githuka talks about his residency at UK Depa...
• Lexington police bust prostitution ring, court documents say; five people face charges
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• Kentucky reverses policy on vehicle title transfers
• Lawmakers hope to hold hearing about Kentucky child-death records
• Regional Fed leader says education is the key for Kentucky
• Crash kills Clay County man
• City ignores Kavanaugh's request to settle corruption case confidentially.
• Widow of slain Lexington businessman files wrongful-death lawsuit
• Stores lower turkey prices to win your Thanksgiving meal business
• Huge Anderson Circle Farm in Mercer County sells for $25 million
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• Suspect in Lexington doctor's slaying to be extradited to Kentucky
• FEI says 2010 WEG had nearly $400M in economic impact
• Merlene Davis: Gift cards will help foster youth celebrate the season
• Affidavit sheds new light on developments in ex-Whitley sheriff investigation
• The Family Interaction Research Lab featured "UK at the Half" of last night's Me...
• Judge says he cannot release vehicles linked to Lexington officer's death
• Kentucky police officer named to head Appalachia drug task force
• Keeping the students, faculty and staff at Auburn University in our thoughts in...
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• Gov. Beshear names leaders of inaugural committee
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• Marion toddler dies in crash
• To sum it up… Go Cats!
• Kentucky News Review: Kentucky's elk population is thriving
• Former Elliott official sentenced to probation
• Hunter falls from tree stand, impaled by limb
• Jerry Seinfeld to appear at EKU Center for Arts
• Winter Hours And Seasonal Highlights
• Lexington council tables noise ordinance after opposition from businesses
• LexCath-Boyle football rivalry crucial as usual
• Proposals to redraw Ky. congressional districts would bring big changes
• Lexington council members ask mayor for answers about commissioner's resignation
• New Triangle Park ice skating rink set to open Saturday
• Madison Square Garden renovation wows Rupp task force members
• 'Free grant' scammers target Central Kentuckians
• Occupy Lexington protesters generally comply with city's requests
• Former Fayette District Court Judge Kevin M. Horne dies at 64
• Identity theft is on rise and underreported, police learn
• Perryville woman in fair condition after being hit by trailer
• It's game time! Go Cats!
• Man accused in crash involving UK players pleads not guilty
• Madison Square Garden renovation wows Rupp task force members
• Lexington council tables noise ordinance after opposition from businesses
• Woman is charged with attempted murder in Fleming County incident
• Lexington's Most Wanted, Nov. 16
• Former Fayette District Court Judge Kevin M. Horne dies at 64
• 'Free grant' scammers target Central Kentuckians
• Our Kentucky alumni are spread across the country, doing great things! Did you...
• Tom Eblen: Living Arts & Science Center plans $5 million expansion project
• New Triangle Park ice skating rink set to open Saturday
• Identity theft is on rise and under-reported, police learn
• Proposals to redraw Ky. congressional districts would bring big changes
• Lexington man pleads not guilty in fatal shooting
• To teach and to grow. Chosen by a selection committee in Kenya, the Ruth Hunt W...
• Baxter man dies after strip mine accident
• Suspects in multi-state bank robberies, including Kentucky, arrested
• Eastbound I-64 expected to be back to normal soon after truck fire
• UK Football seniors Stuart Hines and Billy Joe Murphy advance to the national ba...
• Kentucky News Review: Researchers in Louisville found promising treatment with stem cells
• Rain could ease wildfire danger in Ky.
• Chris Bailey's weather: A soaker of a storm
• Hunters can start applying for sandhill crane hunt
• Wife of injured former lawmaker named GOP nominee in special election
• Racing Commission panel hears debate about Lasix
• ACS to hire 200 people for full-time jobs in Lexington
• Music teacher who donated $1 million to Transy for concert series dies
• Mayor postpones plan to alter Lexington police home-fleet program
• Lexington moving to convert downtown to two-way traffic
• Union College president will retire 18 months ahead of schedule
• Personnel Board holds off on expanding Ag Department investigation
• Head-on crash kills man in Powell County
• UK alumnus Brian Johnson, a teacher in the Bronx, NY, found his calling through...
• Chris Bailey's weather: Monday evening Severe Weather Tracker
• UK School of Journalism and Telecommunications is on the air. Catch up on the sc...
• Hearing set on moving Lexington mail sorting to Knoxville or Louisville
• Jamba Juice coming to Lexington
• Union College president will retire 18 months ahead of schedule
• Lexington moving to convert downtown streets to two-way traffic
• Sides air differences on use of race-day anti-bleeder drugs
• Meeting to discuss ideas for Distillery District set for Thursday
• Wife of injured former lawmaker named GOP nominee in special election
• Personnel Board holds off on expanding Ag Department investigation
• Merlene Davis: Home-repair idea benefited building-trades students and older homeowners
• Mayor postpones plan to alter Lexington police home-fleet program
• Another five-set match leaves UK Volleyball fans on the edge of their seats once...
• TVA says fuel cost 2.8 percent higher in December
• Calling all “Shutterbugs”- Go to: for details on the “Campu...
• From first-draft to page proof, a presentation of Appalachian author Harriette S...
• Lexington police search for shooter
• Midway physician takes an integrative approach to help his patients
• Looking for a great career? Plan to attend BCTC's Fall Career Fair on Thursday,...
• Quote of the Week: "Go and chase your dreams, you won't regret it. Anything can...
• Casey man dies in house fire
• Indigo Girls concert Monday canceled
• Combined police force may be unraveling
• Kentucky News Review: Photographer portrays Eastern Kentucky in new book
• Soldier in War of 1812 gets grave marker
• Ferry again operating across Mississippi
• Funeral set for boxing legend Smokin' Joe Frazier
• W.Va. crooner Landau Murphy sells out shows in Ky.
• Liberty man dead in house fire
• Oak Grove man charged with killing father
• Tom Eblen: Agriscience farm is teaching architects, builders, educators
• Manuscript written by Col. Sanders includes many recipes, but not that one
• Students in Occupy Lexington say they're shaping their future
• Motorist accidentally drives into Nicholasville Cracker Barrel
• Proper treatment can ease myofascial pain syndrome
• Two dead in I-75 crash
• Knott County man murdered
• Chris Bailey's forecast: Heavy rain, storms on the way
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:59 p.m. EST
• Two dead in Letcher accident
• Program from 1st World Series sells for $241,500
• WKU assistant accused of DWI
• Inmate facing death sentence gets parole hearing
• Occupy the court system! Legal inequality is our illness. Be the cure.
• Painting to preserve history
• Tom Eblen: As she leaves auditor's office, Crit Luallen plans a break, then another run
• Official says she was asked to resign post
• New pain-pill clinics in Kentucky bring calls for tougher regulation
• TV set is at the heart of 10-year court fight in Lexington
• 60 horse-drawn vehicles from Lampton collection to be sold at auction in Lexington
• Nursing home rankings for Fayette and surrounding counties
• Lotteries: Nov. 13
• Bluegrass Railroad Club's trains help Southern Lights shine
• Merlene Davis: Hope Center event features author of 'The Soloist'
• Citation: Driver said he drank 4-5 beers before crash involving UK players
• Lexington police investigate second fatal hit-and-run in as many days
• Former Lexington environmental commissioner describes events leading to resignation
• Lane's End wins ruling on shareholder names
• Wal-Mart stabbing victim in fair condition
• Ark. jury finds against Kentucky trucker in crash
• Ark. jury finds against Kentucky trucker in crash
• Owensboro wants museum to become arts center
• Coroner identifies man killed in Winburn hit-and-run
• Review: On the Verge's 'Carnage' puts great acting at center stage
• Review: Thoughtfully programmed concert showcases Philharmonic, Lexington Singers at their best
• Pedestrian is killed in hit-and-run
• University of Kentucky must pay back $7.6 million spent from endowments
• Beshear salutes Kentucky veterans at Frankfort ceremony
• After dud election, Tea Party activists want more influence in Kentucky GOP
• UK players Jones, Poole involved in crash that leads to team curfew
• Paul Prather: Building a Christian political platform
• A Penn State alum's lament: Say it ain't so, JoePa
• Spirit of the Season: Serving at Thanksgiving and all year
• Lexington's Griffin Gate hotel being sold
• KU pitches smaller cost increase
• Kentucky Aviation Museum is almost ready for its grand reopening
• Man is stabbed inside Russell Cave Road Wal-Mart
• Video: Terrence Jones talks about accident
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• Inbound Newtown Pike is closed after fuel-tank rupture
• A Penn State alum's lament: Say it ain't so, JoePa
• Meter-reader impersonator tries to enter homes in Cynthiana area
• University of Kentucky must pay back $7.6 million spent from endowments
• Kentucky Aviation Museum is almost ready for its grand reopening
• UK-Tennessee blood-donation competition starts Monday
• Lexington's Griffin Gate hotel being sold
• KU pitches smaller cost increase
• After dud election, Tea Party activists want more influence in Kentucky GOP
• Did yoU Know: On Saturday, Nov. 12th, UK and UofL ROTC cadets and faculty will...
• Hamburg bank robber suspected in Richmond robbery an hour later
• Beshear salutes Kentucky veterans at Frankfort ceremony
• WKU, ECTC sign joint enrollment agreement
• It's See Blue Wear Blue Friday. UK Men's Basketball regular season begins tonigh...
• Join us for BCTC's National Day of Remembrance Roll Call. Cooper campus, AT pat...
• Central Ky man gets 15 years in child's death
• Man shot during reported home invasion at Lexington apartment
• With a name like Center for Excellence in Rural Health there's a lot to live up...
• UK players Jones, Poole involved in accident that leads to team curfew
• Goodyear plant in Union City sold to tire maker
• County attorney settles political retaliation suit
• Kentucky News Review: Stephen Colbert discusses Dippin' Dots and the ice cream of the future
• The fighting in WWI ended 93 years ago, but troops are still protecting our free...
• It’s almost “turkey” time – donate to the GoodGiving challenge for a chance to w...
• Video of the Week: Life can change in an instant. Just ask Jonathan Herst. But...
• Police say UK basketball player involved in wreck
• 11 Pike inmates caught with drugs
• Man charged after toddler struck, killed
• Truck crash kills Shelbyville man
• A national museum to honor veterans is goal for site near I-75 in Georgetown
• Former Magoffin principal sentenced on drug, gun charges
• Woodford planning board compromises on development plan, will protect 'ag-equine' land
• Funding for Kentucky heating assistance program faces steep cuts
• Senate defeats Rand Paul's bid to curb EPA rules on power plant emissions
• Maker's Mark, Humana leaders among Hall of Fame inductees
• Cheryl Taylor, Lexington's public works commissioner, resigns abruptly
• Lexington police make arrest in Oct. 11 shooting death
• Thousands of public employees might have to switch pharmacies
• Seniors rally in Frankfort to end waiting list for services
• Study: Kentucky breeding industry responsible for $1.58 billion in spending
• Sister of Fayette deputy's killer says her brother is near death
• Fayette jail inmate absconds
• Man dies at Lexington hospital after I-64 accident
• Woman, son die in Floyd house fire
• Eight are injured in Laurel County school bus-pickup crash
• Woodford planning board compromises on development plan, will protect 'ag-equine' land
• Check out this UK at the Half with with some of our undergraduates about their l...
• Wildcat Wheels is bringing a Fix-It station to campus for everyone who shows up...
• Lexington public safety task force to help find new jail director
• Ex-owner of Lexington group home pleads guilty to fraud and forgery charges
• Seniors rally in Frankfort to end waiting list for services
• Cheryl Taylor, Lexington's public works commissioner, resigns abruptly
• Union minister is indicted on income tax-evasion charges
• Clay County constable known as 'The Tireman' convicted of selling pain pills
• Lexington police seek man who robbed bank in Hamburg
• A national museum to honor veterans is goal for site near I-75 in Georgetown
• Senate defeats Rand Paul's bid to curb EPA rules on emissions from power plants
• Maker's Mark, Humana leaders among Hall of Fame inductees
• Thousands of public employees might have to switch pharmacies
• Funding for Kentucky heating assistance program faces steep cuts
• Lexington police make arrest in Oct. 11 shooting death
• Study: Kentucky breeding industry responsible for $1.58 billion in spending
• Sister of Fayette deputy's killer says her brother is near death
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• Man dies at Lexington hospital after I-64 accident
• Senate majority rejects GOP bid to block EPA
• Lexington's Greek Orthodox Church to move farther out Tates Creek Road
• Check out this UK at the Half on UK's role in energy research:
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• Kentucky Horse Park Upcoming Programs - October 31, 2011
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• I-471 work to begin in spring
• Kentucky News Review: Louisville music store closes permanently
• Payments set in 5 states in Morgan Keegan deal
• Knox County moving to rebuild closed road
• Water main break closes Tates Creek Road
• Nearly 900 pounds of medicine collected
• Kentucky utility workers help after Northeast snowstorm
• Medicaid changes for Kentucky approved
• Seminar on youth brain disorders is this weekend
• Clinton County child struck while halloweening
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• Attorneys in TVA ash spill case return to court
• Kentucky has 60 new state troopers
• University of Kentucky celebrating metal arts
• Parks, adventure tourism have new websites
• UK study: Watermelon may be good for heart, weight
• Natural gas costs expected to stay the same this winter
• Merlene Davis: Plantory's student art project reflects its mission
• Centre College will host 2012 vice-presidential debate
• Prosecutors can't use pornographic photos in former Woodford coroner's trial
• With election a week away, rhetoric heats up at last Kentucky gubernatorial debate
• Lawsuit accuses teacher of sexually assaulting 3rd-grader in Bell County
• Harrodsburg officer charged with sex-related crimes told to stay away from teen
• Bond revoked for Lexington shooting suspect over string of arrests
• UK HealthCare patient Lynn Baker wants you to know the signs of inflammatory bre...
• Lawsuit accuses teacher of sexually assaulting 3rd-grader in Bell County
• Reports show Conway with campaign finance edge
• GOP's Romney headed to Ky. to raise money
• Kentucky power contractors helping out up north
• Centre College to host 2012 VP debate
• Centre College will host 2012 vice-presidential debate
• Panel names sites of official presidential debates
• Challengers bash Gov. Steve Beshear on economy
• UK Women's Tennis completed fall tournament play this weekend with seven victor...
• Feds give final approve Ky.'s managed care switch
• Natural gas costs expected to stay the same this winter
• Trick or Treat!
• Bond revoked for Lexington shooting suspect over string of arrests
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• Harrodsburg officer charged with sex-related crimes told to stay away from teen
• UK study: Watermelon may be good for heart, weight
• New Covington mayor also works in pharmaceuticals
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• Supreme Court avoids dispute over highway crosses
• Entergy Mississippi sees savings with power grid
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• US House speaker talks jobs, economy, in Ky.
• Kentucky News Review: Knoxville newspaper is publishing a series on drug abuse in region
• Trick-or-Treat times; other Monday a.m. and p.m. Halloween activities
• Police investigate string of thefts at churches
• Published June 15, 2002: A LEGACY OF PROPHECY DEAD CHRISTIAN COUNTY PSYCHIC CONTINUES TO ATTRACT FOLLOWERS
• Orchestra, musicians still at odds in Louisville
• Chris Bailey's forecast: A few Halloween showers
• UofL gets funding for special education training
• US House speaker to talk jobs, economy in Louisville
• ARC grant to help Lindsey Wilson nursing program
• Park museums to offer free admission to veterans
• Educator keeps in touch via Skype from Kuwait
• PHOTOS: Taylor Swift offers 'kid-friendly' show at Rupp Arena
• Coach says Dunbar band is savoring victory but looking to future
• Karolyn Grimes of 'It's a Wonderful Life' to speak at Asbury
• Kentucky Farmworker Programs Inc. opens Georgetown office
• Funeral services scheduled for Mercer teen who died in crash
• Man shot in head at restaurant is improving
• On Fire Baby wins Pocahontas
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• Motor City drives home to Iroquois win
• Amish charged in 3rd county over emblem
• Bollards to surround federal courthouse
• W. Ky. town passes ordinance to improve image
• Man injured in dog attack
• Gold Star Wives form tight-knit group
• Changes coming for Kentucky's alternative schools
• FACT CHECK: GOP lawmakers spin funding tall tales
• Chris Bailey's forecast: Your week ahead forecast
• Child is first 1 born from frozen egg, live sperm
• Lexington lawyer arrested, accused of threatening a teen via phone
• Merlene Davis: This year's Humanitarian Awards redefine social activists
• Patient urges women to watch for unusual form of breast cancer
• Tom Eblen: Belief in a good outcome at CentrePointe requires hope
• In Lexington, National Horse Show hopes to reclaim electric, glamorous past
• Child pornographers are going high-tech
• Electronic devices give predators easy access to children
• Henry Clay goes down fighting in state volleyball
• Occupy Lexington re-schedules Occupy City Council...Some send mixed messages.
• Taylor Swift offers 'kid-friendly' show at Rupp Arena
• Lindsey Wilson College dedicates buildings, receives $400,000 grant
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 p.m. EDT
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• Bands advance into finals of Kentucky state championships
• Kentucky suspect kills self after stop in Ill.
• Henry Clay goes down fighting in state volleyball
• We are ranked second in the AP Poll! Go Cats!
• Cincinnati-area man recalls '72 Miami hijack scene
• Authorities: Decomposing body found in Ky. garage
• Mine where 2 killed had highwall citation in April
• Man shot in head in Brannon Crossing parking lot
• Some parts of Ky. get 1st dusting of snow
• Mercer County cheerleader killed in car accident
• School seeks to build outdoor classroom
• Chris Bailey's forecast: Improving weekend weather
• Good Giving Guide Challenge - Time Sensitive Request
• Essay: Years of work culminate at state marching band contest
• After leading Louisville, Jerry Abramson wants to help lead Kentucky
• Owner of Perkins restaurant, leaders of Southland church exchange lawsuits
• Court upholds Kentucky law requiring reliance on 'Almighty God' for security
• Overhaul of Kentucky Medicaid program takes effect Nov. 1
• Prosecutors given time to respond to request for truck involved in fatal hit-and-run
• Fayette jail escapee back in custody after standoff
• Democrats allege collusion between Williams and outside group funded by father-in-law
• Lexmark's goal is to increase dividends
• UK names dean for Gatton business school
• Social worker says she falsified records
• Lexington lawyer accused of making threatening phone call to high school student
• Owner of Perkins restaurant, leaders of Southland church exchange lawsuits
• Court document describes former Kentucky social worker falsifying records
• Al Smith to discuss memoir at Kentucky Book Fair
• Claim that Abramson's friend didn't show up for work much at city job true
• After leading Louisville, Jerry Abramson wants to help lead Kentucky
• Lexmark's goal is to increase dividends
• Wintry mix in southern Kentucky will move into central, eastern regions
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• Democrats allege collusion between Williams and outside group funded by father-in-law
• Overhaul of Kentucky Medicaid program takes effect Nov. 1
• Coroner: KY man falls in industrial dryer, dies
• UK names dean for Gatton business school
• Prosecutors given time to respond to request for truck involved in fatal hit-and-run
• Court upholds Kentucky law requiring reliance on 'Almighty God' for security
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• Beshear alone in support for Obama's re-election
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• Search the new 2010 foreclosures in Fayette County
• Covington officer credited with saving baby
• Kentucky News Review: Mitch McConnell and Joe Manchin talk smack
• Dozens of shell casings found after Lexington shooting that damaged houses
• Widower of slain activist charged in death
• Boy, 6., saves friend in swimming pool
• 2011 Thriller Parade - 10th Anniversary
• ASPCA Celebrates 145 Years of Horse Protection at Ky Horse Park!
• Ky. jobless rates by county: Woodford lowest, Fulton highest
• Architect Jeanne Gang no longer involved with CentrePointe, developer says
• Lexmark to issue its first regular dividend
• Police stymied in investigation of I-75 death; boyfriend isn't talking
• Judge orders suspended member back onto Bath County school board
• Driver in Morgan County accident that killed daughter, 2, is charged with murder
• Churchill closely watches Florida casino bills
• Manufacturing projects, others receive tax incentives
• One day after complaint, livestock standards panel cancels meeting
• Police look for man who robbed Pulaski County convenience store
• Lexington council will pay $3.8 million to offset city employees' health-insurance premiums
• Warren man charged with manslaughter in arrow death
• University of Kentucky searching for private developer to build new dorm
• Student had gun at Bryan Station High School, Fayette school officials say
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• Robber hits Republic Savings Bank in Frankfort
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• Driver in Morgan County accident that killed daughter, 2, is charged with murder
• Lexmark to issue its first regular dividend
• Community garden switches to Ferrill
• Tire Man's wife pleads guilty in drug case
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• Leader or follower?
• University of Kentucky searching for private developer to build new dorm
• Non-profit, publisher announce project to encourage philanthropy
• Manufacturing projects, others receive tax incentives
• Toyota canceling overtime because of parts concern
• Churchill closely watches Florida casino bills
• One day after complaint, livestock standards panel cancels meeting
• KY lawyer with discipline history disbarred
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• Kentucky News Review: Ted Bassett, former Keeneland president, has a big birthday
• Hero of supper club disaster dies a pauper
• Federal inspectors issue imminent-danger citation at Harlan coal mine
• Teen is killed in Adair crash
• Trader Joe's to open Friday in Louisville
• Georgetown has new coach, senior leader
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• Humane Society of U.S. alleges Ky. livestock board acted in secret
• Eastside Technical Center student taken into custody after showing gun
• Boyle County firefighter is indicted on six felony sex-abuse counts
• Judge says former Madison school clerk might not qualify for shock probation
• Merlene Davis: East End Community Farmers Market is closing on a high note Saturday
• More than 100 suits over painkillers moved to federal court in Kentucky
• Lightning might have caused fire on Tradition Way, fire officials say
• Voter ID issues split candidates for Ky. Secretary of State
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• Injured state lawmaker resigns legislative seat
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• Actor Mickey Rooney to speak in Lexington about elder financial abuse
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• Boyle man, 21, injured when grain bin falls on him
• Eastside Technical Center student taken into custody after showing gun
• Georgetown has new coach, senior leader
• State's investigation reveals more details in brain-injured man's death
• More than 100 suits over painkillers moved to federal court in Kentucky
• Emergency crews, county agencies, volunteers get response test
• Injured state lawmaker resigns legislative seat
• Face to Face: Tomeka and Peter
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• Boyle County firefighter is indicted on six felony sex-abuse counts
• Humane Society of U.S. alleges Ky. livestock board acted in secret
• Lexington businessman indicted in federal fraud case
• Rockcastle County homeowner shoots burglar
• Trader Joe's to open Friday in Louisville
• Federal inspectors issue imminent-danger citation at Harlan coal mine
• Voter ID issues split candidates for Ky. secretary of state
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• Merlene Davis: East End Community Farmers Market is closing on a high note Saturday
• Judge says former Madison school clerk might not qualify for shock probation
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• Farmer questions contribution to Comer in ag commissioner race
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• MSHA issues 374 citations in Sept. inspections
• Renew, rebuild and revitalize, and focus intently on enhancing undergraduate edu...
• Woman is struck and killed on I-75 in Rockcastle
• Boyle man, 21, injured when grain bin falls on him
• Commonwealth Stadium will "Blackout" on Saturday, when UK Football will sport bl...
• Planning to transfer to UK?Looking for a scholarship? Talk to UK folk today 11-2...
• Actor Mickey Rooney to speak in Lexington about elder financial abuse
• Kentucky News Review: New book claims Sybil did not have multiple personality disorder
• Are you ready for free fun food and crafts? Then Danville is the place to be tod...
• Fayette County: Sleep study needs volunteers
• New Cirle Road back open after multi-vehicle crash
• Jefferson County deputy fatally shoots suspect
• Chris Bailey's forecast: Mid-week weather changes
• Ky. Military History Museum to reopen next month
• Lexmark revenue up, profit down in 3Q
• Council backs workers, votes to buy down proposed health care increases
• Investment returns fall short at state pension funds, raising concerns
• Driver in fatal Lexington crash is released after serving about half of his sentence
• Ceradyne earnings soar
• UK plans $30 million dorm; long-term plan calls for 9,000 new beds
• Report: Kentucky lags behind most states in long-term care services, support
• Scott trial to include statements from women who say defendant spoke of killing parents
• Residents of Lexington apartments displaced after fire reveals electrical problem
• Judge blocks Conway's attempt to join lawsuit against for-profit college
• Two former Manchester police officers are arrested during Clay County drug bust
• Group asks UK to stop using coal-fired boilers for heat
• UK trustees move forward with plan for panel to oversee athletics
• Inmate on work detail escapes from Bourbon County jail
• Driver in fatal Lexington crash is released after serving about half of his sentence
• Check out these tips to stay safe this Halloween from Kentucky Children's Hospit...
• Judge blocks Conway's attempt to join lawsuit against for-profit college
• Investment returns fall short at state pension funds, raising concerns
• Report: Kentucky lags behind most states in long-term care services, support
• Fayette grand jury indicts inmate who fled during trial
• Residents of Lexington apartments displaced after fire reveals electrical problem
• Two former Manchester police officers are arrested during Clay County drug bust
• About 100 protest Lexington's increase of health insurance premiums
• Scott trial to include statements from women who say defendant spoke of killing parents
• University of Kentucky will build $30 million dorm; long-term plan calls for 9,000 beds
• Louisville parks chief suspended after drinking
• Documents shed no new light on 2002 investigation of David Williams
• In the 1970s, Mark Davis competed on the track, as an athlete at UK. That was th...
• University of Kentucky trustees move forward with plan for panel to oversee athletics
• Ceradyne earnings soar
• Group asks University of Kentucky to stop using coal-fired boilers for heat
• 2 people charged in Lexington robbery
• Beshear tops $10M in latest fundraising report
• Kentucky driver faces federal charges in trooper shooting
• Georgetown College baseball player pleads not guilty to drug charges
• Dr. Dobbs, loves caring for his patients, but...he'd rather not. He wants Kentu...
• Court orders release of file in slaying case
• Police find 2 sought in investigation into Kentucky arrow death
• Setting her team up for success! Congratulations UK Volleyball junior Christine...
• Aurora Borealis seen in central Ky.
• Girl who survived fall from cliff thanks rescuers
• Kentucky News Review: Pill monitoring efforts in all but two states in the U.S.
• Are you ready for free fun food and crafts? Then Regency is the place to be toda...
• Lexmark revenue up, profit down in 3Q
• New Southland Christian Church campus starts to rise up
• Jurors deciding life or death for Ky. inmate
• Kentucky Horse Park Foundation Presents - Southern Lights
• At debate, candidates for lieutenant governor disagree on tax reform
• Fayette jury awards more than $1 million in nursing home injury case
• Adcom to close Nicholasville plant; 68 will lose jobs
• Needed: New owner for Perry County bridge
• Voter turnout of less than 30 percent expected on Nov. 8
• Bill filed to cut down on number of kids in juvenile detention
• Instant racing OK'd at Ellis Park; racing commission director resigns
• Fayette jury awards more than $1 million in nursing home injury case
• Bill filed to cut number of runaways, truants in juvenile detention
• Richmond man charged after shooting into wife's motel room
• Blue Grass Army Depot, first responders to conduct emergency exercise Wednesday
• Instant racing OK'd at Ellis Park; racing commission director resigns
• Needed: New owner for Perry County bridge
• Adcom to close Nicholasville plant; 68 will lose jobs
• Voter turnout expected to be under 30 percent on Nov. 8
• Marching bands advance to state semifinals
• On their season's opening weekend, UK Rifle aimed for the win against the Great...
• Loretta Lynn out of hospital, recovering at home
• Kentucky child, now 5, is first born from frozen egg, live sperm
• How do you capture carbon? …With a breakthrough in technology research here at...
• Man killed in single-vehicle accident in Harlan County
• Amish charged in 2nd Ky. county over emblem
• Kentucky News Review: Ky. Rep. Hal Rogers 'makes no apologies' for FEMA aid
• Quote of the Week: "A small group of thoughtful people could change the world....
• Companies rally to help closed Boys & Girls clubs
• Orchard donated to Morehead State University
• Are you ready for free fun food and crafts? Cooper is the place to be today. 11:...
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• Chris Bailey's forecast: Another busy weather week ahead
• Western Ky. forestland will aid bats
• Beekeeper's book looks at women in the field
• Little goblins can walk with the animals at Salato
• Williams kicks off statewide bus tour
• Man went with his father on prohibition raids
• Lexington shootings: Progress slow when people won't talk
• Tenor Ronan Tynan settles in as guest artist at UK
• Campaign Watchdog: Beshear's claim about Restoring America's ads mostly false
• Three vie for Kentucky treasurer, an office one wants to eliminate
• New marker honors revitalized Old Episcopal Burying Ground
• High school soccer's 'Sweet 16' on tap Monday
• Traffic report, week of Oct. 24
• Lack of cooperation slows progress in shooting arrests
• High school soccer's 'Sweet 16' on tap Monday
• Climber rescued in Red River Gorge
• Frankfort accident blocks I-64
• Butler County man shot by arrow, dies
• Review: UK Opera Theatre's 'Romeo et Juliette'
• Couple marries in Scottish tradition
• Chris Bailey's forecast: A quiet day before pattern cranks back up
• Occupy Chicago: 130 arrested in city park protest
• Breaking News! Second Kavanaugh case dismissed at status hearing.
• Bronze statue planned to honor county's giant
• At age 4, Lexington's Zach Pickard fights progeria — and evil-doing Decepticons
• Turnovers fuel EKU's 33-22 win over Tennessee St.
• Share your Pearl Harbor stories for anniversary coverage
• Homecoming royalty crowned at the UK football game
• Lexington police will collect, dispose of unused medicine
• UK office wants to help more students study overseas
• Tiles made for Lexington public art project on domestic violence
• Watchdog: Claim that P'Pool improperly billed state half true
• Senate's David Williams wants new bully pulpit
• Experienced logger dies after tree falls on him in Pulaski County
• Tiles made for Lexington public art project on domestic violence
• Lexington police will collect, dispose of unused medicine
• UK office wants to help more students study overseas
• Homecoming royalty crowned at the UK football game
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• Share your Pearl Harbor stories for anniversary coverage
• Ky. theater says singer Loretta Lynn has pneumonia
• Kentucky police search for escaped inmate
• Horses to demonstrate jumping Sunday in downtown Lexington
• Congratulations to Micah Fielden and Mary Ellen Wimberly, the 2011 UK Homecoming...
• Happy Homecoming Day! Welcome back to all our wonderful alumni on campus today!
• KY teen pleads guilty to killing sister
• Ga. man gets more than 20 years on drug charges
• Central Ky. city invites William & Kate for visit
• Louisville park to honor writers of famous song
• Chris Bailey's forecast: Great-looking weekend ahead
• Bluegrass home sales up 36% in September
• Campaign Watchdog: Claims about Beshear's record on pardons half true
• Berea College names its ninth president
• Carbon-dioxide-devouring algae will soon be put to work at power plant
• Lexington releases schedule for leaf collection program
• Six months added to 25-year sentence after Lexington man makes obscene gesture, curses judge
• Some Lexington council members aren't happy with insurance changes
• Candidates for attorney general would wield power in different ways
• High school football: LCA edges Danville 14-13
• Tempur-Pedic sales, income up in 3Q
• Want to eat healthier & use more local foods? There is a web resource for you fr...
• 900 troops from Fort Campbell currently in Iraq
• Some Lexington council members aren't happy with insurance changes
• Carbon-dioxide-devouring algae will soon be put to work at power plant
• Murfreesboro pain clinic raided by state, feds
• Candidates for attorney general would wield power in different ways
• Did You Know: 13 United States Senators and Representatives are UK graduates
• Bluegrass home sales up 36% in September
• Berea College names its ninth president
• Franklin County Humane Society gets more puppies with deadly virus; park warning issued
• Cellphones barred at trial; 2 suspects accused of changing stories in baby's death
• Lexington releases schedule for leaf collection program
• Today is National Mammography Day, so we encourage you to receieve, sign up, or...
• Six months added to 25-year sentence after Lexington man makes obscene gesture, curses judge
• Campaign Watchdog: Claims about Beshear's record on pardons half true
• UK Homecoming Parade sets sail tonight! Watch it downtown at 7 p.m.! Hope to see...
• UK students working hard to complete Habitat for Humanity house so UK employee &...
• Man sentenced 5 years for fatal test drive crash
• Tempur-Pedic sales, income up in 3Q
• State unemployment increases to 9.7 percent
• London man dies in crash
• This Week in the Civil War
• Kentucky News Review: Keeneland Library plans are underway to digitize archive of Daily Racing Form
• UK Football will "Rise" to the occasion as they return to home play tomorrow aga...
• 3 more charged with fraudulent school enrollment
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:59 a.m. EDT
• Pikeville hospital settles federal Medicare suit
• Medicare fraud case lands fugitive on most-wanted list
• P'Pool revives 'Aqua Buddha' in campaign ad
• Three Central Kentucky men charged in robbery
• Toddler in Morgan County crash dies Thursday
• Adalin Wichman among governor's arts award honorees
• Instructor indicted after DUI program completion forms allegedly falsified
• Judge lifts ban on political group's TV ads
• Pedestrian injured after being struck by vehicle on High Street
• Despite drop, Ky. remains leader in Thoroughbred breeding market
• Experts on UK faculty see hope, uncertainty in post-Gadhafi era
• Mother says son acted bravely in brawl near Tates Creek schools
• University of Kentucky trustees move toward dissolving Athletics Association board
• Winchester's DJ's plays to its strengths
• UK in the News: "seeing blue" at the racetrack? They will this Friday at Keenela...
• Experts on University of Kentucky faculty
• Laurel Co. sex offender paroled after serving 12 years of 100-year sentence
• University of Kentucky trustees move toward dissolving Athletics Association board
• Pedestrian injured after being struck by vehicle on High Street
• Adalin Wichman among governor's arts award honorees
• Toddler in Morgan County crash dies Thursday
• Instructor indicted after DUI program completion forms allegedly falsified
• Despite drop, Ky. remains leader in Thoroughbred breeding market
• The White House calligrapher comes to town!
• Mother defends son, says brawl near Tates Creek High School was self-defense
• Judge lifts ban on political group's TV ads
• Three Central Kentucky men charged in robbery
• Grateful people aren't just kinder people, according to UK College of Arts & Sci...
• Due to inclement weather, today's #ukhomecoming car bash and cookout has been ca...
• "Video of the Week: #WeAreUK …We are Kentucky's university!
• Kentucky News Review: UK study says gratitude is linked to lower aggression
• Video shows Gadhafi was alive when captured in Sirte
• Father-in-law of David Williams says he gave to group whose ads have been banned
• Ag candidate's comedy CD pulled from park
• Paul halts panel's action on 'No Child' overhaul
• Toddler critically injured in Morgan County crash
• Toddler injured in Lincoln crash dies
• Bryan Station added to list of low-achieving Kentucky schools
• City employees aren't happy about health premium increase
• Grand jury to review Lexington shooting case
• Lexington fireworks ordinance advances to Urban County Council
• Marilyn Moosnick, a Lexington leader in the arts and human rights, dies at 81
• 2 charged, including a Lexington officer's son, in fight at Gainesway Park
• Calif. company recalls bagged salad blends sold in Kentucky
• Woodson Academy open house
• Marilyn Moosnick, a Lexington leader in the arts and human rights, dies at 81
• UK in the News: UK and other local businesses encouraging employees to "Get Movi...
• Lexington fireworks ordinance advances to Urban County Council
• Reaction to health insurance increase is mixed among Lexington city employees
• Father-in-law of David Williams says he gave to group whose ads have been banned
• 2 charged, including a Lexington officer's son, in fight at Gainesway Park
• It's Homecoming Week at UK, and there is plenty to do to celebrate…don't miss th...
• Toddler injured in Lincoln crash dies
• Grand jury to review Lexington shooting case
• State won't allow parks to sell politician's CDs
• Bryan Station added to list of low-achieving Kentucky schools
• Image of the Week: Congratulations to the 2011 Homecoming Court! Front Row (L to...
• To fulfill the promise of UK, we must…focus.
• Toddler critically injured in Morgan County crash
• Veteran AP photojournalist Ed Reinke dies in Ky.
• Kentucky News Review: Three Chimneys Farm president discusses horse industry
• See the fillies and a former Wildcat all in one place this Friday. It's "see bl...
• Parents of suicide victim want bullying to stop
• Are you ready for free fun food and crafts. Lawrenceburg is the place to be toda...
• Water service restored to South Campus; No boil water advisory. Visit UKNow for...
• Madison County: Health clinic opens in Wal-Mart
• Jessamine County: Asbury students win video contest
• Woodford County: Versailles art walk set for Friday
• Expansion at Florence plant to add 138 jobs
• Lexmark buys Dutch software company
• Embattled Lexington fire chief plans to appeal denial of his disability request
• Insurance costs will rise for Lexington city workers
• Group cites First Amendment in appeal of ban on its political ads
• Lexington council committee weighs public-nuisance ordinance
• Tom Eblen: Seedleaf celebrates fourth year of growing, cooking local food
• Richie Farmer determined to bounce back after tough year
• Capilouto pledges new dorms and classrooms during investiture speech
• 13th Region soccer postponed till Wednesday
• Water restored University of Kentucky; boil water advisory cancelled
• Water is expected to be restored to south campus before midnight tonight. Do not...
• 2-year-old goes missing in McCreary County; body is found
• Man is hit by vehicle while crossing South Broadway
• Herald-Leader now available on Amazon Kindle
• Mary Todd Lincoln House included on Civil War Heritage Trails
• Lexington council hears details of city employees' new health insurance plans
• Police seek escaped exotic animals in Ohio
• 13th Region soccer postponed till Wednesday
• Embattled Lexington fire chief plans to appeal denial of his disability request
• Lexington council committee weighs public-nuisance ordinance
• A water main break in the Cooperstown area of campus will result in Kentucky Ame...
• Chris Bailey's weather: Strong storms tonight
• Georgetown College student to appear in court on drug charges
• UK Police have closed Cooperstown Rd from Oldham Court to Sports Center Drive du...
• Capilouto pledges new dorms and classrooms during speech
• Richie Farmer determined to bounce back after tough year
• Lexington man gets more prison time for additional bank robbery
• Education officials name 2012 teachers of the yearKentucky teachers of the year announced
• Lexington police charge man in thefts from tip jars
• Group cites First Amendment in appeal of ban on its political ads
• We hope to see everyone at the Singletary Center today at 4 p.m. for the Investi...
• Would you rather… be successful in life, or prosperous in love?
• Boone County educator named teacher of year
• March deadline set to fix closed Ohio River bridge
• The more things change, the more they stay the same. 100+ years and 12 presiden...
• Tom Eblen: Seedleaf celebrates 4th year of growing, cooking local food
• Lexington's Most Wanted Oct. 19, 2011
• Tobacco dealer pleads not guilty to conspiracy
• Man flown to UK Hospital after refusing to leave burning Estill home
• IndyCar star Dan Wheldon took 8-year-old on Kentucky shopping spree
• Go get 'em Wildcat! UK Women's Tennis Freshman Stephanie Fox continues competit...
• Kentucky News Review: Florida pill-monitoring database is now online
• Are you ready for free food fun and crafts? Winchester campus is the place to be...
• Former booster club treasurer charged with theft
• Chris Bailey's forecast: Winter-looking storm to slam Kentucky
• Lexington Police set example for nation's handling of protests.
• ICF Credential Holders Surpass 8,000
• Man crashes ultralight near Georgetown
• 2 wanted in assault, robbery of Perry Co. pizza deliverer
• Judge bars group from running ads against Beshear
• Fayette health department audit urges better collection methods, pursuing grant
• Kentucky veterans heading to D.C. to visit WWII memorial
• Former owner of Lexington group home pleads not guilty to fraud, forgery charges
• Revisiting Prohibition: Kentucky was ahead of the times
• P'Pool tries to link Conway to Obama in debate
• Congrats to the 2011 UK Homecoming Court! Go online to vote at www.uksab.org/hom...
• Police search for escapee in Harlan County
• Crash closes U.S. 27 in Lincoln County for about two hours Monday evening
• Reproductive care in question in hospital merger
• Revisiting prohibition: Alcohol sales were outlawed in Kentucky two months before ban went national
• Richmond man accused of stealing thousands from miniature golf course
• Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife purchases Griffith Woods
• Optometrists give big in governor's race
• Capilouto to be formally installed as University of Kentucky president on Tuesday
• Kentucky veterans heading to D.C. to visit WWII memorial
• We hope to see everyone at the Singletary Center tomorrow, Oct. 18th, at 4 p.m....
• Shaker Village names Illinois preservationist as CEO
• Former owner of Lexington group home indicted on fraud, forgery charges
• Hitachi to create 60 jobs to assemble battery packs in Harrodsburg
• Judge bars group from running ads against Beshear
• Alright, you've seen them hit the @Rupp Arena floor for the first time together...
• Newtown Pike reopens after two-vehicle accident
• Fayette health department audit urges better collection methods, pursuing grant
• Eastern Kentucky University student enters not guilty plea to dorm fires
• Man charged with making bomb threats to hospital
• Creating a positive and healing experience, and a holistic approach to care. So...
• State police searching for two men who seriously injured pizza-delivery driver
• Police say malfunctioning lights could be factor in Lexington officer's wreck
• Kentucky News Review: Kentucky song makes list of best 'moon' songs
• Quote of the Week: "We want ample grounds and buildings and libraries, and appar...
• Bowling Green Civil Air Patrol gets new building
• Juvenile charged with stealing memorial flags
• Police cars lights fail, officer hits car
• KY employment office launches job-match system
• WKU to hold ribbon cutting for NOVA Center
• New feature being planted at Ky. botanical garden
• Chris Bailey's forecast: A powerful storm takes shape
• Head of the class and his flock
• UK students, administrators get prime seats for MLK ceremony
• Lexington School's Learning Center helps students overcome dyslexia
• Letcher County working to honor native son who was a giant
• Traffic report, week of Oct. 17
• Tom Eblen: TED conference will be full of exciting ideas, people
• Book details the dwindling of rural Kentucky
• Lexington School's Learning Center helps students overcome dyslexia
• Georgetown College student-athlete arrested on pill charges
• Police: college baseball player had 1,100 pills
• UK students, administrators get prime seats for MLK ceremony
• Police: man looking at cell phone killed by truck
• Indy 500 winner Wheldon dies in massive wreck
• South Florida fueling Kentucky's pill problem
• Beshear praising other Democrats on statewide tour
• Teen killed in collision with train in central Ky.
• Review: Boston Pops, UK Symphony give rousing concert to celebrate Keeneland
• Hung juries create frustrations, complications
• Louisville arena has successful first year
• Boston Pops teamed up with the UK Symphony Orchestra to celebrate Keeneland's An...
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• Protesters from Lexington are now banned from Mitch McConnell's building.
• President Obama to dedicate new MLK Memorial in DC
• Preservation of history 1 man's passion
• On its 35th birthday, Rupp Arena is at a crossroads
• Dunbar fencer takes bronze at Senior World Championships
• UK Symphony, Boston Pops enjoy collaboration at Rupp Arena
• Komen events draw thousands to downtown Lexington
• Merlene Davis: Former Russell School now a place for children and seniors
• Tom Eblen: In Lexington, Occupy Wall Street protesters say system is broken
• Gatewood Galbraith: Independent, unconventional candidate for governor
• Merlene Davis: Russell School's new purpose aids children and seniors
• Tom Eblen: In Lexington, Occupy Wall Street protesters say system is broken
• McCracken school bus mechanic gets 3 years
• Crash with train kills Harrodsburg woman
• Komen events draw hundreds to downtown Lexington
• Lincoln executive criticized for paving church lot
• AG: Owensboro hospital subject to open records law
• Happy 75th Anniversary to Keeneland! Thanks for being a great partner over the y...
• State employees have given Beshear nearly $850K
• We hope to see you at #UKInvestiture!
• New markers planned for scenic byway in central KY
• We've gone pink for breast cancer awareness, prevention
• Economists predict modest growth in state revenues over next two years
• Why we're pink today
• Jockey Club announces $100,000 in sport-horse incentives
• Lexington settles with former Fayette jail employee for $575,000
• Lexington man is charged in shooting
• Race for agriculture commissioner pits political novice against state lawmaker
• Nicholasville Kroger employee's cancer story to be told at stores nationwide
• I'll run the Race for the Cure for Pyddney Jones
• Freshman is accused of setting fires in EKU dorm
• Lexington woman is sentenced in mortgage fraud scheme
• Lexington settles with former Fayette jail employee for $575,000
• Economists revise Ky. revenue trends downward
• Soldier's attorneys question police probe
• Nicholasville Kroger employee's cancer story to be told at stores nationwide
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• Race for agriculture commissioner pits political novice against state lawmaker
• What are you looking forward to most about Big Blue Madness tonight? #GoCats
• Former Eastern Kentucky pain clinic owner is accused of defrauding Medicaid
• House votes to give states control over coal ash
• Jockey Club announces $100,000 in sport-horse incentives
• Economists predict modest growth in state revenues over next two years
• UK Women's Tennis will be busy this weekend, as four members of the team will co...
• Drop in TVA fuel cost in November
• Police investigating fires at EKU dorm
• KY woman turns down plea offer in burned body case
• Seeing signs of Keeneland, corn mazes, and colder weather can only mean one thin...
• Russell man arrested on charges of setting church fire
• Lexington man is charged in shooting
• Fayette health department offering free flu shots Friday
• KY court upholds $1.3 million verdict in Klan case
• Small, central Ky. city claims craft brewery title
• Happy Big Blue Madness Friday! Will you be there or be watching on TV at 7:30pm...
• 2 charged with killing witness in murder case
• This Week in the Civil War
• Did yoU Know: A gift to UK's 8th president, Otis A. Singletary, the President's...
• KY man charged with shooting man in pot field
• Beshear campaign email sent out on state account
• Woman pleads guilty to kidnapping in KY death case
• Teen charged after fire set at Kentucky church
• Chris Bailey's forecast: Windy Start To The Weekend
• Man sentenced to life in prison for ex-landlord's stabbing death
• School buses roll over in Clark, Madison counties
• Police investigate arson at Eastern Kentucky University
• 65 years for Blue Grass Airport, Delta
• Crash on Todds Road kills Lexington woman
• Wife of 'The Tireman' in Clay County intends to plead guilty in drug case
• Ex-administrator of Letcher personal care home pleads guilty
• Ky. finance secretary used state e-mail to solicit campaign funds for Beshear
• Ex-office manager for Big Brothers Big Sisters is sentenced to 4 years
• After Lexington police announce crackdown, man is shot
• Bath County power struggle follows state education board's pick
• Lexington redistricting map available on city Web site
• Lexington, firefighters formally sign labor agreement
• Crash on Todds Road kills Lexington woman
• Wife of 'The Tireman' in Clay County intends to plead guilty in drug case
• 12 UK representatives will witness the postponed dedication of the Martin Luther...
• Bath County power struggle follows state education board's pick
• Ky. finance secretary used state e-mail to solicit campaign funds for Beshear
• Ex-administrator of Letcher personal care home pleads guilty
• School buses roll over in Clark, Madison counties
• 65 years for Blue Grass Airport, Delta
• Tell us, what's your favorite thing about fall/autumn?
• Ex-office manager for Big Brothers Big Sisters is sentenced to 4 years
• Video of the Week: Today we are looking back at the presidents of our past, in...
• After Lexington police announce crackdown, man is shot
• Judge: No class-action status in Countrywide case
• A lasting impact and new perspectives. To acquire either, you can't dive in alon...
• Police investigate arson at Eastern Kentucky University
• Man sentenced to life in prison for ex-landlord's stabbing death
• In a matchup between the 25th ranked UK Volleyball and the #18 UT Lady Vols team...
• Chris Bailey's forecast: A little Thursday thunder
• Historic bridge in Laurel County to be restored
• Kentucky News Review: Broadband access topic of forum in Eastern Kentucky
• Daycare closed following child's death
• Frankfort man charged with voyeurism, child porn possession after Lexington arrest
• Louisville plant hit with record air quality fine
• Kroger recalls ice cream with unlisted peanuts
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• Kroger recalls ice cream with unlisted peanuts
• Ky. ed commissioner defends trips
• Carhartt expects to add 150 workers in western Ky.
• Dea Riley brings energy, and baggage, to Gatewood Galbraith's campaign
• Ex-official at Blue Grass Airport gets shock probation
• Lexington, Clark named among the '100 Best Communities for Young People'
• Former head of Eastern Kentucky legal aid agency alleges discrimination
• Lane's End, Jamgotchian debate disclosing stallion owner names
• Ky. Secretary of State Elaine Walker diagnosed with breast cancer
• Merlene Davis: Learn about the candidates at forum and then vote
• Gubernatorial finance records show Beshear outraising Williams 4 to 1
• Former Lextran bus driver, union head files discrimination lawsuit
• Lexington poet Nikky Finney named National Book Award finalist
• Lexington fire chief denied second pension, no longer being paid
• UK in the News: “Traditionally, envy is linked with the eyes,” said UK's Dr. Ric...
• Former head of Eastern Kentucky legal aid agency alleges discrimination
• Lexington, Clark named among the '100 Best Communities for Young People'
• Dea Riley brings energy, and baggage, to Gatewood Galbraith's campaign
• Ky. Secretary of State Elaine Walker diagnosed with breast cancer
• Merlene Davis: Learn about the candidates at forum and then vote
• Lexington poet Nikky Finney named National Book Award finalist
• Ex-official at Blue Grass Airport gets shock probation
• Former Lextran bus driver, union head files discrimination lawsuit
• Lane's End, Jamgotchian debate disclosing stallion owner names
• Image of the Week: This may look like a graduation, but it's kind of the opposi...
• Parents and families, stay connected with your student and happenings on campus...
• The proceeds of the Pops concerts will go to a Music Outreach Endowment at the @...
• Trivia Time. For two tickets to the UK Symphony Orchestra and Boston Pops concer...
• Gubernatorial finance records show Beshear outraising Williams 4 to 1
• All for one, and one for all! Creating a more democratic environment, UK's 3rd...
• NTSB releases final report on 2010 fatal Ky. crash
• Lexington fire chief loses second pension and paid leave
• The tents are all packed up, but the spirit of Big Blue Madness hasn't wavered a...
• Engine problems cited in crash of small plane
• Ohio River span near northern Ky. airport checked
• Anthrax investigators follow the 'morphs'
• Tates Creek, Henry Clay reach girls' 26th District soccer finals
• Track dates inspire hot debate
• State education spokeswoman defends commissioner's international trips
• Lexington Urban County Council redistricting plan advances
• Kentucky sandhill crane hunt clears last major hurdle
• Harrodsburg man accused of robbing pharmacy
• Driver who crashed into rock that fell onto U.S. 27 is recovering
• Coca-Cola dispenser's choice of flavors, blends wows restaurant customers
• Kentucky ethics panel reprimands, fines state Rep. Keith Hall
• New photos: Most Wanted
• UK receives nursing grant to study non-pharmacologic interventions to reduce sym...
• Debate features all 3 Kentucky gubernatorial candidates
• Take a look back with us in preparation of the #UKInvestiture next week!
• Man is arrested in connection with Floyd County crash that killed two
• Miss UK pageant slated for Saturday
• Former state Rep. Dwight A. Wells dies at age 86
• Fish and Wildlife Service proposes designating streams in McCreary, Whitley as critical habitat
• Versailles police investigate after four are injured during an assault
• Unclaimed property events coming to Lexington
• Girl, 12, who fell off cliff in Jessamine listed in serious condition
• Child Care Council of Ky. awarded financial literacy grant
• 11 W's out of 13 games. So far so good! UK Men's Soccer have showed us solid p...
• In art there is beauty. It can tell a story and make a statement, but what it t...
• Alpha mine teams win at national competition
• Be a part of UK history with the investure of our 12th president Dr. Eli Capilou...
• Kentucky News Review: Louisville musician has new album
• 5 shot at 1 spot in Louisville
• FBI's case against anthrax suspect rife with questions
• State revenues up in September; sales tax fuels growth
• UK holds seminar on 'chemo brain'
• Neighbor credited with saving two women in Lexington fire
• GOP candidate for agriculture commissioner raises more than $650,000
• Auditor candidates accuse each other of wrongs
• Feds want current and former Kentucky Retirement Systems executives deposed
• Lawsuit blames coal company for flooding death in Knox County
• Kentucky Theatre to host funeral for Lexington entrepreneur who got his start there
• Somerset jail escapee turns himself in
• Two people shot early Monday in Lexington
• Auditor candidates accuse each other of wrongs
• Frankfort man dies after bulldozer flips into Kentucky River
• 12-year-old girl seriously injured after falling up to 50 feet in Jessamine
• Loretto man dies in car wreck
• Lawsuit blames coal company for flooding death in Knox County
• UK holds seminar on "chemo brain"
• 2 Amish men ordered to pay fine over buggy signs
• GOP candidate for agriculture commissioner raises more than $650,000
• State revenues up in September; sales tax fuels growth
• Who says running is only for our track and field team?! Congratulations, Eric Q...
• Feds subpoena current and former Kentucky Retirement Systems execs
• Auditor candidates accuse each other of wrongs
• Verizon 4G comes to Lexington on Nov. 17
• KY debuts electronic system for protective orders
• Are you parking on grass, in fire lanes and restricted areas on Leestown Campus?...
• Neighbor credited with saving two women in Lexington fire
• By enjoying the sounds of the UK Symphony Orchestra, you too can help Kentucky s...
• Police: 3-year-old dies after beating
• Chris Bailey's Monday forecast: New week brings new weather pattern
• Chris Bailey's evening forecast: Clouds of change on the way
• Kentucky News Review: Education foundation that does business with Kentucky pays for trips abroad
• Fort Knox soldiers welcomed home
• Quote of the Week: "By prevailing over all obstacles and distractions, one may...
• Man dies after front-loader flips into river
• Man fatally shoots self while cleaning gun
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• Fort Campbell remembrance ceremony set
• Kentucky schools taking part in national roll call
• Ky. Ag Department receives specialty crop grant
• Clooney's latest film features Kentucky scenes
• Boyle Jail program has new leader, better results
• Tom Eblen: Company says the future of solar panels in Ky. is bright
• State auditor candidates face questions about qualifications
• Mayor Jim Gray leads Sedentary Parade aboard moving couch
• Traffic report, week of Oct. 10
• The early birds catch a look at elk on state parks' tours
• Search your zip code to find out what medical calls keep firefighters busy
• Marion crash leads to fatalities
• Whitley man fatally shoots self while cleaning gun
• Mayor leads Sedentary Parade aboard moving couch
• Jockey Leparoux thrown when horse hits rail at Keeneland; Colt faces surgery
• UK in the News: University of Kentucky College of Engineering hopes to make dama...
• Louisville to announce electronic EPO system
• Property for proposed mosque sold to developer
• State auditor candidates face questions about qualifications
• Fayette school board to meet at new elementary
• 4 more headed to court over reflective triangles
• Egypt's church decrees 3-day fast to mourn victims
• Agencies discuss ways to combat child abuse in Ky.
• N. Ky. manufacturers looking for more graduates
• 4 generator failures hit US nuclear plants
• Trio back home after 12,000-mile World Race
• World Equestrian Games: One year later
• Music festivals opened eyes to what's possible
• EKU professors strive to bring more students to Lilley Cornett Woods
• Kentucky's former mental health commissioner, Dr. Dale Farabee, dies at age 84
• Tom Eblen: Lexington can shock the critics
• Merlene Davis: JustFundKy helps agencies open our minds
• Artist immortalizes 'disposable' slain women of Ciudad Juárez
• Many of Gov. Beshear's 2007 campaign pledges remain undone
• State police in Clay County help NY police with financial scam
• WEG opened eyes to possibilities in arts, entertainment
• One year later, impact of World Equestrian Games on Lexington continues
• Kentucky's former mental health commissioner, Dr. Dale Farabee, dies at age 84
• Many of Gov. Beshear's 2007 campaign pledges remain undone
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 p.m. EDT
• Two charged with helping inmate escape to see his girlfriend
• NRC will work with TVA to make Browns Ferry safe
• KY court weighing taking religious billboard case
• 2 physicians work to preserve Boone's Trace
• Cell phone leads to reckless homicide charge in Franklin County wreck
• Kentucky colleges wage battle against bottled water
• Cold-medicine makers urge a block list for meth criminals in Kentucky
• Lexington man no longer wants to change guilty plea in child's death
• Political group has spent $1.365 million backing Williams for governor
• Son of Burton Service Station owner dies unexpectedly
• Lafayette High School band going to Rose Bowl Parade
• Buddy's restaurant closes; past-due rent alleged
• Lafayette High School band going to Rose Bowl Parade
• Woman shot in Lexington in third shooting in three days
• Injured deer spotted Friday close to downtown Lexington
• How do you spend your 2nd Sunday of the month? We hope you are making it a healt...
• Son of Burton Service Station owner dies unexpectedly
• Judge named to vacancy in eastern Ky.
• Political group has spent $1.365 million backing Williams for governor
• Buddy's restaurant closes; past-due rent alleged
• After acheiving an RPI ranking of 10th in the nation by the NCAA this week, the...
• Kentucky colleges wage battle against bottled water
• Cold-medicine makers urge a block list for meth criminals in Kentucky
• Report: UK coach John Calipari, others settle Memphis legal dispute
• When hard work and dedication pay off, and dreams become reality! "I cried tear...
• Mine worker killed in Eastern Kentucky
• Lexington man no longer wants to change guilty plea in child's death
• Fed grant to buy, demolish 26 homes in eastern KY
• Father who killed infant seeks shock probation
• Around these parts, we're bananas about blue. …but Did YoU Know: Mosquitoes are...
• Judge lowers bond on Eastern KY pastor
• Kentucky News Review: Kentucky actor Charles Napier dies
• Investigators probing fire at KY church
• Cell phone leads to reckless homicide charge in Franklin County wreck
• Company to hire 3,000 temporary holiday workers
• Jury awards $1.4M to mother of decapitated baby
• Jury awards $1.4M to mother of decapitated baby
• Kentucky Horse Park Upcoming Programs - October 5, 2011
• Man injured in second shooting in two days in Lexington
• Autopsy inconclusive for Lexington woman who died days after break-in
• Kentucky State University celebrates 125th year
• Free car-care clinic on Saturday
• Oh, snap! Kentucky's 'Turtle Man' gets his own TV show
• Central Baptist earns national acclaim
• Appeals court denies injunction to halt instant racing
• Man wants to withdraw guilty plea in Lexington toddler's slaying
• Lexington mayor appoints task force to tackle funding of police, fire pensions
• Lifelong educator honored by Berea College
• Suspect in Lexington doctor's slaying to remain jailed in Ohio
• Top Democrats announce plans to battle prescription drug abuse
• Renowned author Richard Dawkins asks EKU audience to look past myths
• Former Bath school board chairman appointed to fill in during member's suspension
• 24 indicted in Franklin prescription-drug case
• House of God's general mother dies at age 92 in Lexington
• Conway says politics won't influence election complaints against Beshear
• Kentucky State University celebrates 125th year
• House of God's Rawlings dies at age 92
• President Eli Capilouto is ready for flu season this year. He recieved his flu s...
• Lifelong educator honored by Berea College
• Man wants to withdraw guilty plea in Lexington toddler's slaying
• Former Bath school board chairman appointed to fill in during member's suspension
• Central Baptist earns national acclaim
• Conway says politics won't influence election complaints against Beshear
• Autopsy inconclusive for Lexington woman who died days after break-in
• Free car-care clinic on Saturday
• Video of the Week: Feeling blue…that is, you're attending one college, but feel...
• 24 indicted in Franklin prescription-drug case
• Oh, snap! Kentucky's 'Turtle Man' gets his own TV show
• Suspect in dermatologist's slaying to remain in Ohio 60 more days
• Lexington mayor appoints task force to tackle funding of police, fire pensions
• Top Democrats announce plans to battle prescription drug abuse
• Our university. Built on hopes of brighter future, dreams of better tomorrow, an...
• Appeals court denies Instant Racing injunction
• Kentucky News Review: Mammoth Cave makes the list of best caves
• Supervisor wouldn't let deputy leave jail cited
• Some fresh faces. Others we're excited to see return. It's time! …Time to meet...
• Officials identify remains found in house fire
• Appeals court to hear case of tobacco settlement
• Police tell Knox County residents to beware of phone scam
• Greenup County man dies after car hits dump truck on KY 67
• Oakwood released from federal monitoring
• Lexington, Georgetown police seize large amounts of marijuana
• Lawmakers at odds about when to redraw Kentucky's political districts
• Merlene Davis: A flooded Mount Sterling church has a new home and will help others get one, too
• Lexington man is shot on Rand Avenue
• Member of fairness coalition says Berea ordinance needs to be broadened
• Officials to survey scene after boulder falls onto U.S. 27
• Graeter's returning to Lexington with location in Chevy Chase
• Craft brewery with tap room to occupy part of former Lexington bakery
• Chandler urges support for Obama's jobs plan
• Alan Stein retires as Lexington Legends president, CEO
• Woman assaulted in home invasion Monday died at home Wednesday
• Woman charged, man extradited in connection with Elliott County homicide
• Woman assaulted in home invasion Monday died at home Wednesday
• Salute! UK deemed a military friendly school.
• Member of fairness coalition says Berea ordinance needs more protection
• Greenup County man dies after car hits dump truck on KY 67
• Chandler urges support for Obama's jobs plan
• Graeter's returning to Lexington with location in Chevy Chase
• Officials to survey scene after boulder falls onto U.S. 27
• Merlene Davis: A flooded Mt. Sterling church has a new home and will help others get one, too
• Lawmakers at odds about when to redraw Kentucky's political districts
• Federal official urges limit on pseudoephedrine
• Alan Stein retires as Legends president, CEO
• Image of the Week: Last night a Legend was on the stage of the Singletary Cente...
• Lexington Theological Seminary names admissions director
• Lexington man is shot on Rand Avenue
• Providing "a public example for everyone's health," UK President Eli Capilouto a...
• Cigarette dealer probe spans several years, states
• Oakwood released from federal monitoring
• KY attorney gets 8 years in prison for theft
• The Cooper & Leestown bookstore will be closed Oct 6-7 for fall break. How do yo...
• Lexington, Georgetown police seize large amounts of marijuana
• Craft brewery with tap room to occupy former Lexington bakery building
• Police tell Knox County residents to beware of phone scam
• UK Men's Soccer is looking to get back in the win column, as they return home to...
• Woman charged, man extradited in connection with Elliott County homicide
• Kentucky News Review: Foundation issues report on jailing juveniles
• Lexington escapees evade authorities again after ditching stolen car
• Legislator wants to change how legal system treats young children
• Red Mile plans to sell Tattersalls site for student housing development
• Car-size boulder falls onto U.S. 27 near Camp Nelson; 2 are hurt
• Henry Clay beats Woodford Co. 1-0 in boys' soccer on freshman's goal
• Shelton met with other school superintendents, education officials in D.C.
• Lexington council makes minor change in redistricting plan
• Junction City approves alcohol sales by three votes
• Lexington closes Phoenix parking garage; further evaluations needed
• Lexington's Most Wanted, Oct. 5, 2011
• Boone County man gets 19 years in prison for trying to entice minor
• Junction City approves sale of alcohol by three votes
• The Gaines Center for the Humanities is bringing scholars to UK's campus to expl...
• Project that would have included cinemas, bowling alley will not be built
• Red Mile plans to sell Tattersalls site for student housing development
• Chris Bailey: Can nature signal a harsh winter ahead?
• Fayette school buses to be evaluated as a precaution
• Shelton met with other school superintendents, education officials in D.C.
• Two are arrested, 50 pounds of marijuana seized in Breathitt drug bust
• Lexington closes Phoenix parking garage; further evaluations needed
• EKU safety alert canceled; victim recanted statement
• Low-cost cancer screenings available for Lexington women
• UK's Coldstream Research Campus is about to get a little bit cozier!
• Lexington council makes minor change in redistricting plan
• Five Guys to open second Lexington restaurant
• Carter man accused of stabbing another man in the buttocks
• Apple unveils faster, more powerful iPhone
• 1 person found dead in burned residence
• Lexington we have…no problem! On Friday, Oct.7, celebrate Kentucky’s past and f...
• New Wilmore ordinance bans horses, llamas, most other livestock within city limits
• A come from behind win in the final round, as UK Women's Golf finishes in the fi...
• Bath County wreck kills 1, sends driver to UK Hospital
• Kentucky News Review: New map available for I-64 from Winchester to Ashland
• CSU-Pueblo close to choosing new president; Morehead provost among candidates
• Peter Goryalov and Irina Goryalova Named ICF 2011 President's Award Winners
• David Williams says bad press has hurt his bid for governor
• Lexington neighborhood uses park to honor officer killed nearby
• Galls, Lexington-based provider of public safety equipment, sold
• UK employee, with help from students, to become first in her family to own a home
• Dispute simmers over how UK data gets to trustees
• Judge awards plaintiffs $65 million in ClassicStar's convoluted fraud scheme
• Participants vow to continue Wall Street protest in Lexington
• $27 million to help Kentucky students get ready for college
• Lexington neighborhood uses park to honor officer killed nearby
• 1 dead, 1 injured in Louisville shooting
• Kentucky Children's Hospital getting to the heart of the matter with new Congeni...
• Dispute simmers over how UK data gets to trustees
• Williams says bad press has hurt his bid for governor
• 2 prison escapees spotted off I-75; search continues
• Kentucky Children's Hospital opens heart clinic
• Judge awards plaintiffs $65M in ClassicStar's convoluted fraud scheme
• UK employee, with help from students, to become first in her family to own a home
• Liquor giant begins new era as standalone company
• Nick Rowe tapped for new American Water post
• Actor Josh Hopkins, sportcaster Erin Andrews visit Lexington
• State police need public to locate men involved in Henry shooting
• You win some, you lose some… Congrats to UK Volleyball sop...
• EEOC alleges age discrimination at Texas Roadhouse
• Down-ballot Democrats cozy up to popular governor
• Court won't stop Iowa from forcing KFC to pay tax
• Galls, Lexington-based provider of public safety equipment, sold
• Justices decline clemency-related plea from KY
• A chair in the room of UK's Intellectual Property Committee is bound to hear a l...
• Lexington woman assaulted during home break in
• Oldham cracking down on out-of-district students
• Quote of the Week: "Develop a passion for learning. If you do, you will never c...
• Crowd says prayer at Bell County football game
• Kentucky News Review: Kentucky Bourbon Ale to enter market in China
• Chris Bailey's forecast: Fantastic weather ahead this week
• Interstate 75 closed due to fatal accident
• Berea woman killed in three-vehicle accident
• Authorities search for escaped inmates
• Ky to be represented at mine rescue competition
• UofL to honor 82-year-old with Optimal Aging Award
• Italy appeals court clears Knox of murder
• Retired nurses restores vintage linens
• Last of The Marwari To Live at Ky Horse Park
• Traffic report, week of Oct. 3
• Nicholasville trio back home after 12,000-mile World Race
• 'Justified' producers seek more accurate portrayals of Lexington, state police
• UK trustees dismayed at condition of buildings, cost of construction
• Two arrested in death of 2-year-old in Prestonsburg
• Pikeville plans commercial air service
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 p.m. EDT
• UK Board and @UKYpres Agree Now Is Time to Transform Campus
• Car crashes through fence; driver dies
• UK trustees dismayed at condition of buildings, cost of construction
• Raptor center in Somerset expanding
• 2 inmates walk away from Blackburn prison
• Clooney: Ohio roots influenced 'Ides of March'
• Keeneland at 75: A photo retrospective of the racetrack
• Harrodsburg man captures veterans' stories
• At 75, Keeneland remains rooted in tradition
• Lexington police: Thefts at three hotels are similar
• BikeProm like a real prom, but with bikes, not limos
• Walk at Rupp Arena raises about $50,000 to fight ALS
• Merlene Davis: Segregated school taught perseverance
• Big question surfaces at University of Kentucky Board of Trustees' annual retreat
• Paris Fire Department celebrates 135 years of history
• Death of mentally ill man puts focus on state's personal care homes
• 'Un-stodgy' BikeProm rolls through downtown Lexington
• Pilot in Ky. crash identified as Louisville doctor
• Ky. authorities say 1 person dies in house fire
• UK in the News: Today and tomorrow @UKGreekLife students are building a house fo...
• Big question surfaces at University of Kentucky Board of Trustees' annual retreat
• Walk at Rupp Arena raises about $50,000 to fight ALS
• Review: Lexington Philharmonic celebrates 50th birthday with exquisite violinist Midori
• Restoration of historic Ky. building progressing
• Bowling Green woman helping homeless stay warm
• Lexington police: Thefts at three hotels are similar
• Review: Is Hahn-Bin the future of classical music?
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 p.m. EDT
• Wayne meth cases involving children bring new calls for legislation
• State shuts down troubled personal care home in Letcher
• Tom Eblen: Mansion acquired by EKU 'like a time capsule'
• Much of boy's two-day disappearance a mystery; he just says he 'went hunting'
• 'Mayor of High Street Y' dies at 58 after short illness
• Lexington police, fire to supervise Enhanced 911
• Three families have abandoned elderly relatives at Lexington shelter
• Economists make a 'pessimistic' revenue forecast for Kentucky
• New sculpture outside UK Chandler Hospital is symbolic of hope for healing
• Five are charged in connection with Aug. 31 fires in Jackson County
• Second person dies as result of Powell County house explosion
• Life not quite back to normal for Washington County boy found after 45 hours missing
• Center for Rural Development marks 15th anniversary
• From high atop Patterson Office Tower it's not hard to see the dedication of the...
• State shuts down troubled personal care home in Letcher
• Three families have abandoned elderly relatives at Lexington shelter
• 'Mayor of High Street Y' dies at 58 after short illness
• Godmother pleads not guilty in Lexington girl's death
• Lexington police, fire to supervise Enhanced 911
• Watchdog: Claims about Williams' spending, pension are half true
• Economists make a 'pessimistic' revenue forecast for Kentucky
• Tom Eblen: Mansion acquired by EKU 'like a time capsule'
• The last time UK Football faced off against LSU, it was 2007, the Tigers were ra...
• Are you BCTC’s next basketball star? Show off your talents and join in the fun...
• Wayne County meth cases involving children bring new calls for legislation
• KY police probing 2 dead, possible murder-suicide
• 2 teens charged with murder in northern KY
• Our university has undergone many changes since its inception in 1865. Eleven p...
• Split Ky. court strikes down school assignments
• KY jury fails to reach verdict in murder case
• Did YoU Know: Nearly 1,500 students of this fall's first-year enrollment have SA...
• Kentucky News Review: Steve Martin big winner at Bluegrass music awards ceremony
• Trial set in KY murder plot, plea rejected
• It's complicated: Facebook status sparks arrest
• Body of missing man found dismembered in Covington
• Army makes Anderson its first black female two-star general
• League Forum: What Drives The School Budget?
• Suit against OxyContin manufacturer is sent back to Kentucky court
• Lexington mobile marketing company says it will add 135 jobs
• Wall Street protests reach Lexington, if in limited numbers
• Stanley Black & Decker, Pilkington among expanding companies
• Claim that Beshear supports EPA's coal regulations false
• New sculpture outside UK Chandler Hospital is symbolic of hope for healing
• Some of the jobs Gov. Beshear boasts about creating don't exist
• Lexington police to get $3.9 million grant to hire 25 new officers
• Wayne County Boy drank drain cleaner after mom got a meth lesson, lawyer says
• Tolkien-themed convention brings Middle Earth to Shaker Village
• Report outlines urgent needs at the University of Kentucky
• Lexington man accused in December homicide pleads not guilty
• Ex-Richmond school secretary convicted of sex with student seeks shock probation
• Locust trees planted as part of Triangle Park's transformation
• Suit against OxyContin manufacturer is sent back to Kentucky court
• Alumni/ae notes
• Lexington mobile marketing company says it will add 135 jobs
• Trailblazing is a ‘piece of cake’
• Picking up the pieces
• Picking up the pieces: Fay Barnes Blevins
• Picking up the pieces: Jill Cameron Michel
• Creating community
• Wayne County Boy drank drain cleaner after mom got a meth lesson, lawyer says
• Claim that Beshear supports EPA's coal regulations false
• Locust trees planted as part of Triangle Park's transformation
• Pet adoption center to open at PetSmart store in Lexington
• Ex-Richmond school secretary convicted of sex with student seeks shock probation
• Stanley Black & Decker, Pilkington among expanding companies
• Some of the jobs Gov. Beshear boasts about creating don't exist
• Lexington police to get $3.9 million grant to hire 25 new officers
• Video of the Week: President Eli Capilouto and SGA President Micah Fielden gave...
• Wall Street protests reach Lexington, if in limited numbers
• Report outlines urgent needs at the University of Kentucky
• Reading, writing, and…urban society. A new class introduced to the UK curriculum...
• Beshear drills Obama on coal jobs
• Gooooooal! UK Women's Soccer scores a program first, coming in at #12 in the fi...
• Kentucky News Review: Most food stamp recipients in Kentucky had no earned income
• Lexington police arrest, charge man in December homicide
• $5.4M in knockoffs seized at Cincinnati airport
• Someone takes flags from Lawrenceburg memorial
• Army to promote highest-ranking black woman
• Lexington couple indicted on multiple child-abuse charges
• Seminar at Rupp leaves some questioning its value, clogs traffic downtown
• Ex-Whitley sheriff given 151⁄2 years in prison for theft, money laundering
• Kentucky Medal of Honor recipient to be honored during charity event
• Three charged with drug crimes after stakeout in Laurel
• 15 pounds of marijuana found at Georgetown home, police say
• Menifee man charged with criminal abuse of child
• Gridlocked morning rush hour leads to new traffic plan at seminar's end
• New camera at Fayette jail offers possibility of Internet broadcast
• Merlene Davis: Copper theft leaves home for women needing help
• Fire destroys Jefferson Street Market building in Lexington
• Claim that Beshear took money from utility companies false
• New camera at Fayette jail offers possibility of Internet broadcast
• Fire destroys Jefferson Street Market building in Lexington
• NFL Coach Buddy Ryan doing well after surgery at @UK_HealthCare.
• Claim that Beshear took money from utility companies false
• Roughly 13,000 attend motivational seminar at Rupp Arena
• 15 pounds of marijuana found at Georgetown home, police say
• Lexington couple indicted on multiple child-abuse charges
• Kentucky Medal of Honor recipient to be honored during charity event
• Accrediting council looks at National College
• Three charged with drug crimes after stakeout in Laurel
• Merlene Davis: Copper theft leaves home for women needing help
• Have you checked your KCTCS email for new advisor information? Priority registra...
• Ex-Whitley sheriff given 151⁄2 years in prison for theft, money laundering
• Not only does UK want to give its students something to talk about, we want to g...
• Minor injuries when 2 buses bump in Metcalfe
• Menifee man charged with criminal abuse of child
• N. Ky. man accused in killing of AA sponsor
• Kentucky lawmakers hear from expert on voter IDs
• Show some "love" for tennis! Head coach Dennis Emery talks about the progress of...
• Construction might make bad Louisville traffic worse
• Kentucky News Review: Dean at EKU recalls the trauma of prison executions
• Lexington police block parts of High Street over seminar traffic backups
• Kentucky Proud Weekend And Gift Shop/Tack Shop Sale! A Celebration Of Food, Family And Fun!
• Fright Night
• Pregnant woman goes into labor during bust at Wayne County meth lab
• Tom Eblen: House in Bourbon County a mix of glorious and notorious
• Tiffany opens new Lexington plant that will employ 125
• Joseph-Beth Booksellers to expand into Northern Kentucky
• Locust Trace farm offers Fayette students a new learning experience
• Attorney General Jack Conway sues National College of Kentucky
• Lexington still has five union contracts to negotiate with public safety workers
• Dozens of rare plants, animals in Ky. to be considered as endangered species
• Population changes could force 33,100 Fayette residents into new voting districts
• Death of former Madison County police officer is ruled a homicide
• Take part in a prized UK Tradition! Apply to be UK's student Commencement speake...
• Postal workers rally in Lexington
• Complications from congenital heart disease killed Fayette jail inmate, coroner says
• NEW: Most Wanted
• A fire simulation exercise will be held 7-9 PM tonight, Sept. 27, at Baldwin Hal...
• Tom Eblen: House in Bourbon County a mix of glorious and notorious
• Part of Russell Cave Road to be shut down Thursday
• Lexington still has five union contracts to negotiate with public safety workers
• Locust Trace offers Fayette students courses, a whole new experience
• We want to see your C-A-T-S cheer! Upload your pictures and video here: www.uky....
• UK provost won't be Iowa State president; job goes to UNC official
• Jackson County men are charged in connection with McKee fire
• Dozens of rare plants, animals in Ky. to be considered as endangered species
• Joseph-Beth Booksellers to expand into Northern Ky.
• Former CEO of Brown-Forman dies at age of 69
• Pregnant woman hospitalized after breathing fumes at Wayne meth lab
• Attorney General Jack Conway sues National College of Kentucky
• Lexington firefighters douse fire at apartments on Virginia Avenue
• Man charged with endangering 3 after Elliott wreck
• Tiffany opens new Lexington plant that will employ 125
• You're having a dinner party, and you can invite anyone, dead or alive, to join...
• John Legend is coming to campus to tell his story, a journey to ignite social ch...
• AP Enterprise: Appalachia faces steep coal decline
• Next August, our students will return to campus for the 2012-13 school year. The...
• Eastern Kentucky University issues safety alert
• Population changes will force 30,000 Fayette voters into different council districts
• Kentucky News Review: Kentucky coal miner Charles Scott Howard profiled on Huffington Post
• Shooting of Mayfield man could be accidental
• Published Friday, July 13, 2007: Video shot in mine highlights safety debate
• Former deputy jailer enters guilty plea
• Forest Service seeks comment on preserving school
• Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul blocks pipeline safety bill on principle
• Joey Restaurant Group and BC Housing Named 2011 ICF International Prism Award Winners
• Mark Story: Facing cancer, Buddy Ryan remains a fighter
• Williams, Galbraith bash absent governor at KET education debate
• Police ask for help finding Wilmore woman
• Lexington man accused of cutting roommate with butcher knife
• 2 Mercer firefighters tell how they found missing Washington County boy
• Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer gets extension for F.D.N.Y. application
• Mark Story: Facing cancer, Buddy Ryan remains a fighter
• Fayette school board agrees to seek OK for after-hour programs
• UK in the News: Debuting composer's first symphony is latest high-profile gig fo...
• UK is bringing a taste of campus life to prospective students & meeting hundreds...
• Frankfort man sentenced to 4 years for hitting officer with truck
• Maysville factory laying off 30
• BBB warns of text message scam
• GOP query whether governor reported air travel
• Medal of Honor recipients meeting in Louisville
• Inauguration of Charisse L. Gillett
• We give this schedule a perfect 10! UK Gymnastics has released its 2012 competi...
• Lexington man accused of cutting roommate with butcher knife
• Police arrest Knox man who was shot at during alleged theft attempt
• Fayette inmate faces escape charge after return to jail
• Lexington health department to shift to one location
• UPDATED | 2 Mercer firefighters tell how they located missing Washington County boy
• Police reopen northbound lanes of New Circle near Georgetown Road
• Quote of the Week: "Wherever you go, no matter what the weather, always bring y...
• Longevity a consideration for next ISU president
• Kentucky News Review: WKU Professor discusses most recent climb on Mt. Everest
• 5 pipe bombs found in northern Ky. mailboxes
• Due to inclement weather, today’s State of the University Address will be delive...
• All students with a fall 2011 outstanding bill will be withdrawn from their clas...
• Man found severely beaten near Fulton, dies
• Heavy rain flooding Louisville streets
• New fire department begins in Whitley County
• Murray State joins with NASA education project
• Russell County dedicating new justice center
• Children to help break ground for new center
• Fire safety project being launched at EKU
• Corn maze takes you inside Coach John Calipari's head
• Ed Reed plans to keep repairing IBM's iconic typewriters
• Traffic report, week of Sept. 26
• New Fayette superintendent advocates school-day waiver
• Charity launches bid to collect 18,000 shoeboxes filled with donations in Central Kentucky
• State test scores to be released Tuesday
• Fourth parking meter-turned-art piece unveiled at Buster's, its new home
• Bourbon distillers watch free-trade debate closely
• Charity launches bid to collect 18,000 shoeboxes filled with donations in Central Kentucky
• Fourth parking meter-turned-art piece unveiled at Buster's
• Welcome A&M! SEC Presidents and Chancellors announce that Texas A&M will join SE...
• Pillow fight misses world record by wide margin
• Wellington Elementary is dedicated as Fayette's newest school
• Texas A&M officially joining SEC
• Police search for 7-year-old autistic boy
• Man dies in motorcycle crash on Newtown Pike
• Police search for missing autistic boy in Washington County
• Warren County schools see more homeless students
• Murals spreading in northern Ky.
• Christian leaders largely quiet on governor's race
• Vietnam soldier's remains return 45 years later
• Chris Bailey's updated Sunday forecast: Rain slowly working in
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• Former teacher builds 'special' soap box cars
• Merlene Davis: Lexington's Planned Parenthood celebrates 75 years
• Tom Eblen: Idea Festival highlights the best of Kentucky
• Strong Keeneland yearling sale provides some relief for horse industry
• Hot cars cruise in Somerset, and businesses reap benefits
• More students, more headaches: Fayette schools cope with growth
• One of the Selectric few
• Looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of daily life for a bit? Commune...
• Two injured in Powell County explosion remain in critical condition
• Two remain in critical condition after Franklin County crash
• Hot cars cruise in Somerset, and businesses reap benefits
• Lexington government seeks donation of Christmas trees for downtown
• Strong Keeneland yearling sale provides some relief for horse industry
• KY police say scam seeks money for soldiers
• Owensboro searching for convention center manager
• Questions loom about Ohio River Bridges project
• Mentors pairing with at-risk Pike Co. students
• Review: Entertaining 'Blithe Spirit' is fun, but hints at deeper meaning
• Korean War veteran gets high school diploma
• See our students shake it, or wobble that is! Check out Thursday's Wildcat Wobbl...
• KY man awaiting extradition in 1982 slaying
• Central KY family searches for missing teens
• Western KY man fined $15K, loses hunting rights
• Owensboro airport board selects Mass. carrier
• Louisville schools to split $550K from settlement
• Tom Eblen: Idea Festival speakers say creativity requires trust
• Lexington woman sentenced to 7 1⁄2 years in prison for girl's death
• Prosecutors seek to introduce Southworth's past crimes at his murder trial
• Jessamine primate group tells Cameron Crowe to stop using monkeys in films
• ScareFest draws horror fans and celebrities to Lexington
• Buffed and polished, EKU arts center prepares for its big opening
• High school football highlights: LexCath rolls over Mercer Co.
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• Richmond woman accused of assaulting police officer
• ScareFest draws horror fans and celebrities to Lexington
• Tom Eblen: Idea Festival speakers say creativity requires trust
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• Frankfort woman charged with arson in Big Lots fire
• Police identify victims in Powell explosion
• Prosecutors seek to introduce Southworth's past crimes at his murder trial
• Jessamine primate group tells Cameron Crowe to stop using monkeys in films
• GE taking applications for 480 Louisville jobs
• Buffed and polished, EKU arts center prepares for its big opening
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• Man arrested after falling asleep in apartment
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• Vol. XLIV, Winter 2011, No. 1
• Crack fixed on closed Ohio River bridge
• Ky. Ag department TVs focus of watchdogs
• Ky. ed chief: State will reapply for NCLB waiver
• Kentucky education chief takes stage Friday with Obama for announcement about tests
• Did YoU Know: This year's freshmen class had an average GPA of 3.63 out of 4.0 i...
• Prosecutor to seek death penalty in woman's death
• Man dies the day after I-75 motorcycle crash in Fayette
• Pair convicted in oil scam freed until sentencing
• Idea Festival: Maybe this explains Geico's gecko
• Hospital drug shortages deadly, costly
• Australia 'collar bomb' suspect extradited from US
• Yum sells Long John Silver's, A&W
• London couple indicted on charges of Social Security fraud
• Obama calls out McConnell on jobs bill from Ohio River bridge
• Lexington woman jailed on charge that she ran over goddaughter
• Census data paints bleak economic picture in Kentucky
• One dead, another wounded in Somerset shooting
• Morehead State shows highest growth rate among state schools since last year
• New Fayette schools chief outlines plan for his first 100 days
• One dead, two hurt in house explosion in Powell
• Harry Connick Jr. to perform in Richmond on Dec. 18
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• Census data paints bleak economic picture in Kentucky
• Connecting curriculum to performances at the Lexington Children's Theatre
• Yum sells Long John Silver's, A&W
• Obama calls out McConnell on jobs bill from Ohio River bridge
• Morehead State shows highest growth rate among state schools since last year
• One dead, two hurt in house explosion in Powell
• Gunman holds up Letcher pharmacy for Lortab, Xanax pills
• Lexington woman jailed on charge that she ran over goddaughter
• Video of the Week: So you're thinking about joining our Wildcat family. But mon...
• London couple indicted on charges of Social Security fraud
• Powerball ticket sold in Nicholasville wins $1 million
• Tom Eblen: Idea Festival speaker talks about science of kissing
• New charges in 1998 fatal Murray St. dorm fire
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• Prestonsburg woman killed in crash with truck
• New Fayette schools chief outlines plan for his first 100 days
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• One dead, another wounded in Somerset shooting
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• Bar association looking at cuts to state courts
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• 1 dead, 1 wounded in Somerset shooting
• Calif. agents say they track pot to Bengal's home
• Students in Kentucky AP program scoring high on tests
• Kelley Paul headlining fundraiser for GOP hopefuls
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• Former Cynthiana mayor mired in odd legal battle
• Flemingsburg man charged with rape
• Beshear, Louisville mayor to talk with Obama about Louisville bridge
• Marion County deputy jailers accused of providing contraband to inmates
• Hate crime alleged in attack in Harlan
• Woman gets probation, must pay restitution in Laurel bid-rigging case
• Harlan man killed in Knox County accident
• Lexington firefighters ratify three-year contract with city
• Belongings of former Ky. first lady Phyllis George to be auctioned
• Merlene Davis: Lexington's hosting of state NAACP convention is a time to get reinvigorated
• Fayette sheriff's office could take on some duties of jail
• Judge won't release key document from investigation regarding David Williams
• Tom Eblen: At Idea Festival, students match wits with celebrity computer
• UK's Robinson Scholars program revamps selection process, offerings
• Family Foundation targets attorney general in instant racing fight
• Lexington firefighters ratify three-year contract with city
• Woman gets probation, must pay restitution in Laurel bid-rigging case
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• Marion County deputy jailers accused of providing contraband to inmates
• Judge won't release key document from investigation regarding David Williams
• Fayette sheriff's office could take on some duties of jail
• Grant will help improve eating habits and health of East End
• Former Cynthiana mayor mired in odd legal battle
• Hate crime alleged in attack in Harlan
• Belongings of former Ky. first lady Phyllis George to be auctioned
• Flemingsburg man charged with rape
• Beshear, Louisville mayor to talk with Obama about Louisville bridge
• Family Foundation targets attorney general in instant racing fight
• UK's Robinson Scholars program revamps selection process, offerings
• Police find no evidence of abuse in suicide case
• Merlene Davis: Lexington's hosting of state NAACP convention is a time to get reinvigorated
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• 5th Special Forces Group celebrates 50th year
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• Feds ask judge to review evidence in terror case
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• Gas pipeline rupture awakens many
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• IKSP: man who shot sheriff fatally shot self
• Gossip is toxic on small-town online forums
• Former bus driver for Fayette schools sues, alleging sexual harassment
• Instant racing boosts handle at Kentucky Downs
• State delays implementation of Medicaid overhaul until Nov. 1
• Lexington council votes to set up wellness center for city employees
• CentrePointe architect wins $500,000 MacArthur 'genius' grant
• Adolescent education will be topic of Montessori speaker
• Col. Joseph M. Dougherty, combat pilot and NATO staffer, dies at 80
• Berea City Council votes to create human rights commission
• Richmond businesses to host Fairness Over Main
• Lexington council considers law limiting when, where fireworks could be lit
• Truck hits and kills Knox County man
• Alcoholic Beverage Control issues 34 citations during UK-UofL game
• Col. Joseph M. Dougherty, combat pilot and NATO staffer, dies at 80
• Lexington council considers law limiting when, where fireworks could be lit
• Richmond business owners to host 'Fairness Over Main'
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• Former Boone County state rep involved in BOPTROT dies at age 78
• Former bus driver for Fayette schools sues, alleging sexual harassment
• Lexington woman to be sentenced Friday in toddler's death
• P'Pool downplays old disturbance complaint
• Harlan judge steps down
• Rain delays completion of downtown sidewalk project
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• Ethics panel declines to act on complaint regarding homeless voters
• CentrePointe architect wins $500,000 MacArthur 'genius' grant
• State delays implementation of Medicaid overhaul until Nov. 1
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• Norfolk workers use railroad bridge to cross river
• Teacher aid arrested for alleged intoxication while at Fleming school
• Inmate is returned to Fayette jail
• UK provost is finalist for Iowa State presidency
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• Kentucky News Review: Web sites that provide forum for chit-chat are popular in rural Ky.
• Academies don't expect much change from DADT end
• All students with a fall 2011 outstanding bill will be withdrawn from their clas...
• No charges in toddler's drowning in SE Ind. river
• Knott County passes new tax, avoids shutdown
• Wilmore moves toward banning horses and large farm animals
• Lexington man pleads guilty to 2-year-old's murder, rape
• Passenger dies in collision on Liberty Road
• Utility Management Group must disclose financial data, ruling says
• Judicial commission votes to remove Harlan circuit judge from office
• Ethics panel nixes League of Cities' gift to former president
• Secretary of state candidates debate photo ID plan, felon voting rights
• Irvine fire investigated as possible arson, chief says
• 12 Ky. school districts share $8.8 million to implement new education standards
• Kentucky judge reprimanded for touting Rand Paul's Senate campaign
• Assault charge dropped against Steve Nunn, already in prison for murder
• Wilmore moves toward banning horses and large farm animals
• Sec. of state candidates differ on photo ID plan
• Evangelist sentenced to 48 months in prison for defrauding investors
• Liberty Road crash leaves two people with life-threatening injuries
• The Singletary Signature Series at the Singletary Center for the Arts offers som...
• Kentucky judge reprimanded for touting Rand Paul's Senate campaign
• Ky. school districts share $8.8 million to implement ed standards
• Lexington man pleads guilty to 2-year-old's murder, rape
• Assault charge dropped against Steve Nunn, who is serving life sentence
• All credential seeking students will be assigned an advisor for Priority Registr...
• On the links yesterday, UK Golf scored a 287 and the title at the UK Bluegrass F...
• Ethics panel nixes League of Cities' gift to former president
• Utility Management Group must disclose financial data, ruling says
• Irvine fire investigated as possible arson, chief says
• Authorities haven't identified body found in Pike County
• Judicial commission votes to remove Harlan circuit judge from office
• Towing mishap sends car rolling into cruisers after initial crash
• Each summer from now until 2014, 10 undergraduate students from UK will leave th...
• Quote of the Week: "Laughter is the joyous, beautiful, universal evergreen of l...
• Burn victim leads sensitivity training for others
• Burn victim leads sensitivity training for others
• Ethics hearing to cost taxpayers $77,000
• State police in Frankfort investigating woman's death in Oldham prison
• Lexington Theological Seminary: Face to Face
• Kentucky News Review: UK professor took a flying leap
• Northside Neighborhood celebrates 50th anniversary
• Tobacco researchers meet this week
• Berea fairness advocates plan rally, march
• NKU to offer joint degree programs
• WKU faculty, students documenting local history
• Fort Boonesborough reenactment recalls siege
• 6 KY sites forwarded for historic register
• The Oxen Are Coming! First History Heritage Days
• Tom Eblen: Practical financial advice is Don McNay's strong suit
• Go-kart race draws hundreds hoping to win $50,000
• Pay phones still exist in digital age, but numbers are dwindling
• 5 die at biker fest; carbon monoxide suspected
• Stars of 'Modern Family,' 'Good Wife' take top Emmys
• KSU gunman sentenced to probation
• Relatives doubt inquiry in Medal of Honor battle
• Body in pond identified as missing man
• Man dies after being hit by train in southern Ky.
• Ky. school's associate principal becomes citizen
• Disasters keep Southern Baptists busy this year
• Bluegrass legends may have played last Ky. reunion
• Kentucky schools awarded 2011 Blue Ribbon honor
• Herrington Lake bridge to be inspected
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• Kids Café offers full plates, open arms
• Ohio River bridge inspection to take 2 more weeks
• Historic Penn's Store on the rise, hopefully in time for outhouse races
• Medal of Honor recipient talked with Obama about his future, not the past
• Heading west from Lexington? Here's how to avoid Louisville's traffic mess
• Crumbling Ohio River bridges highlight nation's aging infrastructure
• Louisville sacks Kentucky 24-17, ends streak
• For most UK, U of L fans, it's a good-natured rivalry
• Pharmacists are an important part of cardiovascular care team
• Tom Eblen: Bluegrass PRIDE celebrates 10 years of cleaning up the environment
• Merlene Davis: Knowledge is key to starting a health care revolution
• Crowd turns out to honor Dakota Meyer
• Whitley man hit by train died Saturday
• Molotov cocktail thrown in house in Leslie County
• Snapped Gallery: Festival Latino de Lexington on Saturday
• Most UK, U of L fans good sports about game, players and other fans
• Merlene Davis: Knowledge is key to starting a health care revolution
• Medal of Honor recipient talked with Obama about his future, not the past
• Heading west from Lexington? Here's how to avoid Louisville's traffic mess
• LIVE NOW: Kentucky vs. Louisville
• Pharmacists are an important part of cardiovascular care team
• Ohio River bridge inspection to take 2 more weeks
• Amish sect refuses to put triangles on buggies
• Historic Penn Store on the rise, hopefully in time for outhouse races
• Georgetown woman dies of injuries a week after motorcycle crash
• Tom Eblen: Bluegrass PRIDE celebrates 10 years of cleaning up the environment
• Covington mayor retires, cites colleague conflicts
• Facility near Fort Campbell to serve homeless vets
• GOP drops rule that tea party found objectionable
• Medal of Honor recipient to lead Ky. town parade
• Louisville animal shelter stops taking animals
• Bullitt man pleads guilty to shaken baby's death
• States struggle for financing to meet road needs
• States struggle for financing to meet road needs
• Bat found in Va cave tests positive for rabies
• Some KU customers in Anderson County undercharged for months
• Teen charged as adult in Memorial Day killing of college student
• Greensburg woman dies after trooper's cruiser crashes into car near Park City
• Some elementary schools add gardening to the curriculum
• Judge rules against new Doneghy attorney's request to interview jurors
• Central Kentucky officials, lobbyists find earmark cupboard bare
• At age 50, Lexington's Northside Neighborhood throws a party
• Nunn assailant suspect in bomb threats mailed to Lexington
• Video: Chris Bailey's Game Day Forecast for the UK-UofL game
• UK in the News: UK researchers study the "rural brain drain."
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• Laurel police begin arresting 25 trafficking suspects
• Man stabbed at granddaughter's graveside services
• Central Kentucky officials, lobbyists find earmark cupboard bare
• Students awarded independent scholarships
• Teen charged as adult in Memorial Day killing of college student
• Get your game face on! The Kentucky Wildcats vs. the Louisville Cardinals, tomo...
• Former UK Coach Joe B. Hall urges support for Todd Hollenbach
• Author Mortenson rejects award from university
• Judge rules against new Doneghy attorney's request to interview jurors
• At age 50, Lexington's Northside Neighborhood throws a party
• Some elementary schools add gardening to the curriculum
• Failed robbery attempt results in charges for Letcher County man
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• Greensburg woman dies after trooper's cruiser crashes into car near Park City
• Sheriff: Man left disabled adults during drug buy
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• KY police probe death of ex-football player
• Kentucky News Review: Letter from 19-year-old Henry Clay acquired by UK library
• Judge strikes down Bullitt County smoking ban
• Blue Grass Army Depot probes ammunition theft
• Corbin man charged after disabled adults allegedly left in SUV during drug deal
• God's Pantry launches $3.5 million capital campaign
• City launches Rupp district Web site
• Kentucky foal crop down 14.4%, seen as retreat to quality
• Ky. jobless rate for August held steady at 9.5 percent
• Obama to visit I-75/71 bridge, and Beshear wants to be there
• Lexington mail processing could move to Louisville, Knoxville
• Kentuckian Dakota Meyer honored in White House ceremony
• Letcher couple charged with possessing child pornography
• Allegiant to fly to Fort Lauderdale from Lexington
• Woman shot accidentally in hip during argument, Lexington police say
• KU asks to build new plant; rates might rise again
• Lexington council gives preliminary OK to wellness center
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• City launches Rupp district Web site
• Abandoned, isolated house in Richmond target of thefts
• NC man banned from hunting worldwide in plea deal in Kentucky
• Lexington council to vote on wellness center Thursday night
• Allegiant to fly to Fort Lauderdale from Lexington
• Obama to visit I-75/71 bridge, and Beshear wants to be there
• Letcher couple charged with possessing child pornography
• Chase Bank in Lexington robbed Thursday
• Ky. jobless rate for August held steady at 9.5 percent
• Kentucky foal crop down 14.4%, seen as retreat to quality
• KU asks to build new plant; rates might rise again
• UK v. UL "Healthy" Rivalry won by UK with an average of 301,919 steps!
• Lexington mail processing may be moved to Louisville, Knoxville
• God's Pantry launches $3.5 million capital campaign
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• Brodhead man dies after crash with tractor-trailer in Danville
• Churchill barns damaged by tornadoes repaired
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• Corbin man charged after disabled adults allegedly left in SUV during drug deal
• Postal Service proposes cuts in processing centers
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• Hearing in mom's death delayed until November
• McConnell and GOP assail federal rules they see as burden
• Woman shot accidentally in hip during argument, Lexington police say
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• Magoffin pays part of Salyersville's power bill
• Memorial Service For Kentucky Derby Contender and Stallion Invisible Ink
• Mother sues Breathitt schools, alleging officials failed to protect daughter
• No criminal charges for children 10 or younger, officials suggest to legislators
• Estill man pleads guilty to child porn charges
• Neighborhood fights back against city efforts to change homes' addresses
• Police need help identifying man who robbed Bath bank
• Before the medal, a beer for Obama and Marine
• Judge delays trial for 4 charged in death of toddler who drank drain cleaner
• Friends of Coal to sponsor Saturday's UK-U of L football game
• Jury finds Lexington man guilty of murder in 2010 stabbing
• Bob Farmer files complaint against ag commissioner opponent James Comer
• Cincinnati woman sentenced to nearly 5 years in fraud case
• State tells KU, LG&E to improve customer service
• Frankfort police seek help finding suspects in sexual assault, robbery
• David Williams proposes eliminating income tax; opponents dismiss his ideas
• Worker with the mentally disabled is charged with abusing man in his care
• Merlene Davis: Documentary of women waging peace in Liberia captivating
• Part of South Limestone to close Friday for pep rally
• Neighborhood fights back against city efforts to change homes' addresses
• No criminal charges for children 10 or younger, officials suggest to legislators
• Jury finds Lexington man guilty in fatal stabbing
• Frankfort police seek help finding suspects in sexual assault, robbery
• State tells KU, LG&E to improve customer service
• Merlene Davis: Documentary of women waging peace in Liberia captivating
• Mother sues Breathitt schools, alleging officials failed to protect daughter
• Cincinnati woman sentenced to nearly 5 years in fraud case
• Worker with the mentally disabled is charged with abusing man in his care
• Police need help identifying man who robbed Bath bank
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• David Williams proposes eliminating income tax; opponents dismiss his ideas
• Friends of Coal to sponsor Saturday's UK-U of L football game
• Cracking steel in closed bridge also in 2nd span
• Estill man pleads guilty to child porn charges
• Bob Farmer files complaint against ag commissioner opponent James Comer
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• Lexington fire investigates report of explosion at a scrap yard
• Kentucky News Review: Kentucky schools offer studies in peace education
• Mayor of Catlettsburg resigns from position over 'verbal abuse'
• Judge declines to set aside Lexington officer's disciplinary action
• Overdue electric bill places Magoffin's water supply into question
• Regulations allowing eye surgery by optometrists clear legislative hurdle
• 17.4 percent of Kentuckians in poverty; 17.5 percent have no health insurance
• Report strongly suggests Blue Grass Army Depot explode mustard rounds
• Home sales trends improve in August
• U.S. News ranks UK 124th among national universities
• University of Kentucky enrollment reaches record-high of 28,098
• UK receives federal engineering grant
• Prescriptions for cold medicines on agenda again in Kentucky's fight against meth labs
• UK trustees narrowly approve hiring Barnhart's daughter for athletics job
• U.S. Toyota plants back at full pre-disaster production
• Frank Minnifield elected chairman of U of L trustees
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• Richmond couple charged with abusing their two young boys
• Home sales trends improve in August
• Report strongly suggests Depot explode mustard rounds
• University of Kentucky enrollment reaches record-high of 28,098
• U.S. Toyota plants back at full pre-disaster production
• Coroner: Man found dead in Versailles fire apparently committed suicide
• Washington man dies after car hits cow
• 17.4 percent of Kentuckians in poverty; 17.5 percent have no health insurance
• Australian in court Wednesday to waive extradition in fake bomb plot
• Frank Minnifield elected chairman of U of L trustees
• Regulations allowing eye surgery by optometrists clear legislative hurdle
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• Judge declines to set aside Lexington officer's disciplinary action
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• Future of Christian music festival in question
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• Truck runs down mountainside above PIkeville
• NTSB set to hear details of fatal Ky. crash | Live video
• Crash survivors oppose more liquor sales
• Adair native to receive Medal of Honor for 'worst day' of his life
• UK wrong to bar student reporter, forum panel says; athletics spokesman cancels appearance
• Mitch Barnhart's daughter up for UK athletics job
• $1 million dollar Unbridled's Song filly sets tone for Keeneland's Tuesday sales
• Four men get prison time for distributing synthetic drugs
• Defense says Aurora Avenue slaying is not a question of who did it, but of 'what happened'
• It's official: Lexington now owns Jacobson Park, Lakeside Golf Course
• Bricks thrown through school bus window at Lafayette football game
• FEMA opens recovery centers in Bell, Perry and Knox counties
• Laurel County fire chief charged with trafficking marijuana
• 9 Amish men sentenced in safety triangle case
• Victim in Versailles house fire identified
• It's official: Lexington now owns Jacobson Park, Lakeside Golf Course
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• Drop in TVA fuel cost more than offsets rate hike
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• Father enters not guilty plea in daughter's lawn mower death
• Adair native to receive Medal of Honor for 'worst day' of his life
• Drop in TVA fuel cost more than offsets rate hike
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• Ind. agency: Closed bridge's steel more brittle
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• Forestry camp walkaways caught in eastern Ky.
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• NKU begins search for next campus president
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• Prestigious Keeneland sale begins
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• Two men escape Bell County forestry camp
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• More safety measures considered for festival
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• UPDATED: Search Fayette schools salary data
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• Democrat Edelen outlines his proposals for state auditor's office
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• Beshear turns down invitation to appear at U of L forum with Williams, Galbraith
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• Scott middle school teacher pleads not guilty to porn, sex charges
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• Danville photographer sentenced in child-porn case
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• Democrat, Republican plan to work to improve personal care homes
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• A weakened Lee still poses flood threat in South
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• Many US schools adding iPads, trimming textbooks
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• Holiday closings: Labor Day
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• FEMA approves aid for flood victims in Bell, Knox, Perry counties
• 2 clinics charged in pain pills case
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• Husband of slain Lexington doctor speaks about the night of her death
• Pumphrey kicks Lexington Catholic past Lafayette on 2nd try
• Individual flood-relief assistance approved for Bell, Knox, Perry counties
• Beshear to skip one of KET's gubernatorial forums
• Family Foundation seeks injunction to stop instant racing at Kentucky Downs
• Primary care group to pursue clinic plan despite health board's concerns
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:59 a.m. EDT
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• Report: Lexington father drank alcohol before mower killed young daughter
• Judge dismisses Ky. family's lawsuit over shooting
• Refugee gains citizenship after long struggle
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• Young man killed by a train Friday
• Staff grappling with doctor's homicide in Lexington
• Churchill Downs charging for shot at Derby tickets
• Police search for rifle that might have been used in Harlan slaying
• Allegiant will offer non-stop flights to Las Vegas from Lexington
• Two men are sentenced in Northern Kentucky heroin case
• New chief takes over at Fayette County schools
• Kentucky Downs launches expanded gambling
• Police: Resident shot Breathitt man accused of setting houses on fire
• Lexington government making contingency plans for budget cuts
• Midway man involved in serious crash has history of DUI charges
• Undercover narcotics officer kills Montgomery County man
• Crash in Adair County kills Tennessee man
• $2,500 reward offered in killing of bald eagle
• Two men are sentenced in Northern Kentucky heroin case
• Lexington government making contingency plans for budget cuts
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• Corbin girl featured on national pageant show
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• Former Williamsburg police officer sentenced for burglarizing pharmacy with truck
• In sign of times, Burger Shake prices jump to 99 cents
• Jobless rates fall in 99 Ky. counties in July
• On eve of instant racing's debut, Ky. Downs hopes for big payoff
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• Woman robs bank in Lexington early Wednesday
• Woman sentenced to nearly three years in prison for wire fraud
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• Hearing about coal companies' pollution reports opens in Frankfort
• Kentucky family of missing brain-injured man offers reward
• Fayette's new school superintendent brings tech-savvy approach
• Former Williamsburg police officer sentenced for burglarizing pharmacy
• On eve of instant racing's debut, Ky. Downs hopes for big payoff
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• Richmond, Madison officials pass on countywide human-rights commission
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• Join us at the free ice cream social today on Leestown campus 11:30 - 2:00pm
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• Merlene Davis: Ties that bind Social Club grew out of Eastern Kentucky coal country
• Group brings two Haitians with hopes of being doctors to University of Kentucky
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• Group brings two Haitians with hopes of being doctors to University of Kentucky
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• Merlene Davis: Ties that bind Social Club grew out of Eastern Kentucky coal country
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• Lexington man injured in motorcycle wreck
• Ashland Inc. employees donate to area agencies
• Ohio woman: I tried to hide boy, 11, from gunman
• Tom Eblen: 5191 memorial all about community, healing
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• Lexington woman sentenced to 3 years for fatal 2009 joy ride
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• Youth baseball teams cap off impressive summer
• Man electrocuted in Harlan during apparent copper theft, police say
• Flag Fork café to close after Saturday
• President Eli Capilouto has been gearing up for the school year much like the ne...
• Lexington woman charged after boy burned by hot water
• Join us at the free ice cream social today on Danville campus 11:30 - 2:00 pm
• Kentucky News Review: Attorney denies former UK player involved in illegal activities
• Welcome back students. Here's to a fantastic 2011-12 school year!
• Fire officials investigate after house explodes
• Ky. amusement company barred from working in W.Va.
• New-generation Toyota Camry rolls off Georgetown plant's line
• Under threat of lawsuit, Bell County ends tradition of prayer before football games
• Lex-Care: Seniors, family need assistance
• Jessamine County: Asbury University official gets new duties
• Franklin County: Library plans Gathering of Authors
• Woodford County: Cemetery's history a mystery
• Fourth person pleads guilty in Central Kentucky mortgage scam
• Health department may need new site for Primary Care Clinic
• Police: Man could be responsible for two Frankfort robberies on one night
• New faculty trustee Irina Voro critical of UK administrators
• Gas company must pay family $600,000 for installing line
• Fire damages six apartments on Patchen Drive in Lexington
• Police: man could be responsible for two robberies in Frankfort
• Under threat of lawsuit, Bell County ends tradition of prayer before football games
• Health department may need new site for Primary Care Clinic
• UK named among top colleges for social media savvy
• Here's your chance to get a photo with UK President Capilouto and Dr. Capilouto,...
• New faculty trustee critical of University of Kentucky administrators
• Danville gets new interim city manager
• Gas company must pay family $600,000 for installing line
• New Toyota quality officers have been invaluable, president says
• Council panel OKs plan that could raise sewer rates 137 percent by 2025
• Herald-Leader exclusive: Georgetown plant central to Toyota's mission, president says
• East Coast earthquake felt in Kentucky
• New-generation Toyota Camry rolls off Georgetown plant's line
• At 4:45pm today, join the live stream of this year's "We Are UK" celebration. It...
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• Strongest quake since '44 jars East Coast
• Man charged in 1998 slaying in Morgan
• Doctors disagree on need for penis removal consult
• Judge: Ventas can collect $101 million in damages
• Trial on federal kidnapping charges
• KY auditor refers ex-sheriff to FBI over funds
• You'll find well-rounded students at the UKCore. It is here, that students acqui...
• Police conference to host festival in downtown Lexington
• Join us at the free ice cream social today on Regency campus 11:30 - 2:00 pm
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• Lexington police investigate shooting
• LTS professor helps translate Common English Bible
• Get the "Quick Hits on UK's Middle Blockers" ...members of the 2011 UK Volleybal...
• Kentucky News Review: Screaming Eagles reunited in Lexington
• Personal care home operator seeks to halt action against him
• Judge to consider admissibility of therapy sessions in Southworth murder case
• Fifth person pleads guilty in theft scam at Georgetown plant
• Suspect in 2010 Frankfort slaying identified, but whereabouts unknown
• Extradition hearing scheduled for woman accused of Bosnian war crimes
• Fayette school board approves property-tax increase
• Medicaid overhaul on schedule, official tells state lawmakers
• In Lexington, Libyans wait and hope
• Penis amputation saved man's life, doctor testifies
• Crash on Ky. 15 in Perry County kills one, injures three
• Fourth person pleads guilty in Central Kentucky mortgage scam
• Fayette County school board approves property-tax increase
• Lexingtonians with ties to Libya are eager for word of Gadhafi's capture
• Shelby County woman pleads guilty to forging $180,000 worth of postage
• See the class of 2015 in action as they show their school spirit on the field of...
• Two Kentucky meth labs dismantled on Sunday
• Personal care home operator seeks to halt action against him
• Medicaid overhaul on schedule, official tell state lawmakers
• Judge to review therapy sessions to determine use in Southworth murder case
• Instant Racing opens Sept. 1 at Franklin track
• 1,500 from the University of Kentucky volunteer in Lexington
• Barnhart: Cal will have arena ideas for Lexington, UK planners
• Suspect in 2010 Frankfort slaying identified, but whereabouts unknown
• Hey everyone. Hope you had time for the ice cream social at Cooper. Tomorrow is...
• The goal is the goal. …And it was a success for the Kentucky Wildcats this past...
• Coroner identifies man who drowned in Kentucky River
• Be on the lookout for Wildcats all around the community today. What will they be...
• Montgomery couple pleads guilty to multiple sex charges
• Penis amputee says he wanted to flee after news
• Doctor says he was surprised to find penile cancer
• Extradition hearing scheduled for woman accused of Bosnian war crimes
• Developing K Week programs, preparing residence halls, designing another semeste...
• Join us at the free ice cream social today on Cooper Campus 11:30-2:00
• Scott middle school teacher facing sex charges posts $100,000 bond
• Quote of the Week: "Standing in the inspiring vision of my future, I boldly take...
• Youth, 17, killed in Ohio River crash
• Louisville man drowns in Henry County lake
• Kentucky News Review: Wienermobile pilot is a UK grad
• Donor helps nonprofit aid blind preschoolers
• Happy Birthday Dr. Eli Capilouto!
• Youth, 17, killed in Ohio River crash
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• Jury to hear from attorneys in suit over penis amputation
• Hearing set for woman accused of war crimes
• Getting to the Smokies means fighting traffic
• UK students to do volunteer work
• Tom Eblen: 100 years later, descendants to honor Confederate general
• Tom Eblen: Attorney turns passion for history into documentary film enterprise
• Hurting for new fans, racing plans TV, online outreach
• Medical emergencies end Madisonville football game early
• Woodland art fair popular with exhibitors, shoppers alike
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• Prominent Hazard businesswoman succumbs to cancer
• 3-time Derby-winning jockey Borel arrested for DWI
• Man drowns in Kentucky River in Jessamine County
• Int'l court: Rebels have detained Gadhafi's son
• Medical emergencies end Madisonville football game early
• 3-time Derby-winning jockey Borel arrested for DWI
• Review: Chamber Music Festival of Lexington's world premiere
• 3-time Derby-winning jockey Borel arrested for DWI
• Officials: Virus caused illness at clogging event
• 100 years of coal mining in Harlan County
• Trespassing Vs Transparency: Could you be arrested for visiting your senator?
• Simon Kenton, U.K. teachers trading places
• Upcoming Kentucky Horse Park Events and News: August 19, 2011
• Renfro Valley stages benefit concert inside Rockcastle cave
• Harlan coal centennial celebration begins Thursday
• Many records about Lexington disability pensions hidden from public
• Merlene Davis: Christian-Muslim Dialogue group raises awareness
• Visitor center at Kentucky Capitol will be green and educational
• Women's police conference kicks off with Sunday parade
• Second man arrested in tool theft at Lexington construction site
• Lax disability rules for police and fire pensions cost Lexington big bucks
• Vehicle crashes into Morehead rest area
• Body found in Henry County lake
• The Class of 2015's first time singing the UK Fight Song! #WeAreUK
• One of two Laurel escapees caught
• Women's police conference kicks off with Sunday parade
• Renfro Valley stages concert inside cave
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 p.m. EDT
• 9-year-old struck by pickup dies
• Visitor center at Kentucky Capitol will be green and educational
• CDC seeks to sample Va. waters for deadly amoeba
• SGA attendees: New energy has benefits, challenges
• 8 charged in Ashland motorcycle theft ring
• Body of Ky. teen found after Ohio River boat crash
• Hot summerhigher bills
• Groups raising money for black history murals
• Man suspected in deaths of wife, 3 kids arrested
• Leestown Road development signs several new restaurants, retailers
• Ohio man sentenced to 30 years for heading drug ring in Hazard
• Men stole tools, then tried to sell them to the original owners, Lexington police say
• Court affirms need for Ky. American treatment plant
• AP source: Ex-Ambassador Wilkins to endorse Perry
• Street closures Sunday in downtown Lexington
• A BIG thank you to all who helped with Move-in Day! Thanks to all the volunteers...
• As students return to school, we have received a few questions about bedbugs. We...
• Men stole tools, then tried to sell them to the original owners, Lexington police say
• Court affirms need for Ky. American treatment plant
• Video of the Week: Check out the happenings of our move-in day with Kentucky Wil...
• Anticipation builds for central Pa. team at LLWS
• Escapee from Fayette jail is arrested in Pennsylvania
• Ky. jobless rate falls to 9.5%
• Job creation focus of Southern governor's meeting
• Humana fined for not reporting Medicaid fraud
• Search Kentucky high school football scores since 2008
• Officials: Avoid new Harrodsburg Road interchange if possible
• U of L Hospital stuck in middle of merger debate
• Murray State rehires professor who made racial remarks
• Police searching for ID after remains found
• 9 days. 350 events. Endless possibilities for meeting new people and making new...
• EPA officials tour eastern Ky.
• BCTC's ice cream socials start next week. Check back with us for dates and times.
• Are you on campus for move-in today? Need a helping hand?
• Did you Know: Today is the first official move-in day for new students to the Un...
• Did you Know: Today is the first official move-in day for new students to the Un...
• Lexington man killed in Versailles Road crash
• Kentucky News Review: Kentucky's most expensive place to live
• New database: Learn how often Lexington firefighters responded to your area
• Jury selected in penis-amputation suit
• University of Kentucky puts air conditioning in final 2 dorms
• Warrant: Scott teacher began sexual relationship in 2009 when girl was 16
• Central Ky. home sales finally rise, but building continues to weaken
• Alltech donation provides new science lab for Mary Queen school in Lexington
• 2 injured in fight in Paris that damaged courthouse property
• 'Bodies Revealed' exhibit to open new museum at Lexington Center
• Screaming Eagles to drop in on downtown Lexington Thursday evening
• 5 Kentuckians, 3 Ohioans charged with selling stolen motorcycles
• Kentucky's first Montessori high school opens in Lexington
• Still no solution on $28 million unemployment insurance loan payment
• Beshear campaign touts support of Republicans, including Larry Hopkins
• Rand Paul trading political rhetoric for surgical garb Sunday in Lexington
• ADI opening store in Hamburg
• Keeneland fall races to air on NBC, Versus
• ADI opening store in Hamburg
• Congrats to all the new UK sorority members who celebrated Bid Day today! (@UKGr...
• University of Kentucky puts air conditioning in final 2 dorms
• Rand Paul trading political rhetoric for surgical garb Sunday in Lexington
• Still no solution on $28 million unemployment insurance loan payment
• Tennessee man dies in crash in Leslie
• 'Bodies Revealed' exhibit to open new museum at Lexington Center
• It seems only natural that "Sustainable Agriculture Education Is Growing." Hoste...
• Kentucky's first Montessori high school opens in Lexington
• Remains found off Cumberland Parkway likely those of a woman
• Clark Sheriff's Office investigating theft of 90,000 feet of copper wire
• Warrant: Scott teacher began sexual relationship in 2009 when girl was 16
• Central Ky. home sales finally rise, but building continues to weaken
• Screaming Eagles to drop in on downtown Lexington Thursday evening
• 2 injured in fight in Paris that damaged courthouse property
• Take a sneak peak. You know you want to. Then check back in with us starting to...
• Keeneland fall races to air on NBC, Versus
• 5 Kentuckians, 3 Ohioans charged with selling stolen motorcycles
• Kentucky team prepares for Friday game in World Series
• Take a free first look at the 2011 UK Volleyball team, as they serve up their an...
• Here we go again: Another big down day for Dow
• Audit hits northern Ky. utility district
• Kentucky News Review: 'Medical sleuth' solves health mystery of a Kentucky family
• No charges filed in grenade detonation
• 25 are arrested in Franklin County drug bust
• Newspapers accuse state of illegally withholding child-death records
• In dying, Lexington woman, 104, grants her desire to donate body
• Environmental groups criticize Kentucky's regulation of coal ash
• State program would have adult volunteers talk about careers, education with students
• Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush will raise funds for David Williams
• Kentucky juniors improve slightly on ACT, but most still aren't college-ready
• Instant racing inches closer at Kentucky Downs in Franklin
• Mayors repeat regional sales pitch in Lexington
• Keeneland launches betting Web site, offers perks for live meets
• Merlene Davis: Reshaping the Charles Young Center with your help
• Lexington officers' crashes prompt retraining on seat-belt use
• Kentucky-built satellite launches into orbit from Russia
• Author Neil Chethik to lead Lexington's Carnegie Center
• Lexington man shot during altercation; police searching for two men
• Bedbug U: How to avoid the blood-sucking critters at college
• GE Lighting expanding in Lexington
• Scott County middle school teacher is arrested on child-porn charges
• UK in the News: UK researcher and others study the science behind good and bad d...
• Kentucky juniors improve slightly on ACT, but most still aren't college-ready
• Newspapers accuse state of illegally withholding child-death records
• Scott County middle school teacher is arrested on child-porn charges
• Ready for school to begin? Our undergrad classes start one week from today!
• 25 are arrested in Franklin County drug bust
• Bedbug U: How to avoid the blood-sucking critters at college
• Mayors repeat regional sales pitch in Lexington
• Environmental groups criticize Kentucky's regulation of coal ash
• Instant racing inches closer at Kentucky Downs in Franklin
• GE Lighting expanding in Lexington
• Lexington officers' crashes prompt retraining on seat belt safety
• Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush will raise funds for David Williams
• Ours is #6! Is your hometown getting the most bang for its buck?
• Lexington man shot during altercation; police searching for two men
• Merlene Davis: Reshaping the Charles Young Center with your help
• Keeneland launches betting Web site, offers perks for live meets
• Lexington woman, 104, dies; body donated to University of Kentucky
• Search the new ACT data for Kentucky juniors from 2008 through 2011
• 3 family members in plane crash remain in hospital
• Trial set over KY doctor's amputation of penis
• Thanks for your patience during the Cooper Campus building fire alarm. Hope you...
• Author Neil Chethik to lead Lexington's Carnegie Center
• State program would have adult volunteers talk about careers, education with students
• Image of the Week: Just listen for it. The sounds of a new season and the star...
• Police: Father killed daughter, then himself
• Welcome back to all our students. We hope you have a great semester!
• When faced with the decision to choose between the professional and the collegia...
• Kentucky News Review: Kentucky's budget makes it a 'sinkhole' state
• Kentucky ACT scores up but still trail US average
• Australian 'collar bomb' victim relieved at arrest
• World Serious- South Lexington advances
• Ethics panel will hold formal trial for state Rep. Keith Hall of Pike County
• Danville's interim city manager resigns after receiving death threat
• University of Kentucky gets $7 million grant to continue Alzheimer's research
• University of Kentucky dorm offers free iPad, special courses
• Lexington nonprofit to receive $3.2 million donation
• Stumbo demands more action against pain-pill doctors in Kentucky
• Kentucky's first Montessori high school opens Thursday in Lexington
• Readiness report shows mixed results for Ky.'s 2011 high school graduates
• Kentucky's ranking for child well-being drops to 41st
• Berea could expect few complaints about unfairness to gays, transgendered, group says
• Post-election trial date set in Richie Farmer divorce case
• Creed Black, former Herald-Leader publisher, dies in Miami hospital at 86
• Planker is allowed back on Western Kentucky University campus
• Amish man, 19, dies in fall into a chipper
• Lexington nonprofit to receive $3.2 million donation
• Readiness report shows mixed results for Ky.'s 2011 high school graduates
• Stumbo demands more action against pain-pill doctors in Kentucky
• Prosecutor in Hart drops charges against Steve Nunn
• Richmond police search for bank robber
• Danville's interim city manager resigns after receiving death threat
• Ethics panel will hold formal trial for state Rep. Keith Hall of Pike County
• Kentucky's first Montessori high school opens Thursday in Lexington
• Foooorre! Stepping up to the tee for the 2011-12 season. Go Cats!
• LIVE: Kentucky Pros vs. Dominican National Team
• University of Kentucky gets $7 million grant to continue Alzheimer's research
• Georgetown man pleads guilty to reckless homicide
• Richmond man charged with sexually abusing 6-year-old girl
• Over $7 million from National Institute on Aging will allow UK Sanders-Brown Cen...
• Do parents need to prepare for information night at school?
• Post-election trial date set in Richie Farmer divorce case
• Creed Black, former Herald-Leader publisher, dies in Miami hospital at 86
• $640K found inside tortilla press machines at Northern Kentucky airport
• DOE, a department, an energy department. Research, to improve cost and efficien...
• Kentucky News Review: Dry Stone Conservancy benefits from new book
• University of Kentucky gets $14.5 million federal grant
• Construction begins on new BCTC campus; Eastern State Hospital takes shape
• Lexingtonians urged to help with new 911 program
• Cause of crash that killed Ex-Gov. Julian Carroll's son unknown
• 2012 foal crop predicted to be smallest since 1971
• Time Warner Cable to buy Insight for $3 billion
• Man who died in Lexington crash had pending drug-trafficking case
• Bicyclist is hurt in crash at Man o' War and Parkers Mill
• 4-year-old girl drives SUV into Lexington school bus
• Warrant issued in Ohio death of former UK basketball player Allison
• University of Kentucky gets $14.5 million grant to fund coal technology
• Australian man arrested in Ky. in fake bomb case
• Lockheed Martin to take over jobs at Bluegrass Station
• Kentucky Crafted: The Market returning to Lexington
• 2 more Transportation Cabinet employees fired
• Harrison man dies after ATV crash
• Cause of crash that killed Ex-Gov. Julian Carroll's son unknown
• Merlene Davis: Showing of 'Waiting for Superman' a catalyst for education discussion
• Construction begins on new BCTC campus; Eastern State Hospital takes shape
• Ky. corn, soybean crops expected to be up in 2011; burley crop down
• Coroner identifies second man who died in Lexington crash
• Kentucky ranks highest for inbound migrations
• Count 'em…1, 2, 3, 4 Scholastic All-Americans on the 2011 UK Gymnastics team. G...
• Lexingtonians urged to help with new 911 program
• 2 from N. Ky. among injured at Indiana fair
• Northern Kentucky tourism chief to retire; replacement sought
• 2012 foal crop predicted to be smallest since 1971
• Be prepared. You may recognize the two word phrase at the motto of the boy scout...
• Lexington police arrest stabbing suspect after he sought treatment for cuts
• Lincoln man dies in ATV crash
• Time Warner Cable to buy Insight for $3 billion
• Quote of the Week: "This above all, to thine own self be true." -William Shakes...
• Kentucky News Review: Time Warner is buying Insight, reports Bloomberg
• Drivers navigate new Harrodsburg Road crossover in rush hour
• Tens of thousands still without power in Louisville
• 2 bodies found along Ohio River in different spots
• Horse Park ponies up
• State police teen driving academy is next month
• Ex-Kentuckian to receive Medal of Honor Sept. 15
• Overnight work under way on I-24 in McCracken
• Festival honors African-American guitarist
• Midway suit-maker builds impressive client list
• Two die in fiery crash on High Street
• New Harrodsburg Road interchange opens a day early
• Tom Eblen: Lexington-Louisville economic initiative has a lot going for it
• Lexington traffic report, week of Aug. 15.
• Lexington woman's quest for priesthood is featured in film
• Merging a hot topic among Kentucky counties and cities
• Merging a hot topic among Kentucky counties and cities
• Son of former Gov. Julian Carroll killed in crash
• Ex-Gov. Julian Carroll's son dies in car crash
• Louisville freshmen get glimpse of coach's demands
• Report outlines grim future for racing industry
• Lexington woman's quest for priesthood is featured in film
• Police make arrest in housing scam
• Congratulations to UK alumnae Adalin Wichman and U.S. Representative Louise Slau...
• Report finds horse racing is on a slippery track
• Progress being made to rebuild Ky. prison
• Progress being made to rebuild Ky. prison
• Former Patton aide gets contract to advise UofL
• 2 sisters in Ky. fight for Social Security number
• 'Angel donors' quietly buoying US colleges
• Two die in fiery crash on High Street
• New Harrodsburg Road interchange opens a day early
• Army's drill sergeant single moms face challenges
• Children find cemetery in backyard of N. Ky. woman
• Officials mull buying flood victims' property
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• Pals 'planking' around
• Kentucky kids age 10 and younger routinely face criminal charges
• As in LA, Lexington's 'Carmegeddon' fails to materialize
• Three sent to hospital after Lexington police cruiser hit by car at intersection
• Police identify former boyfriend as suspect in stabbings of two sisters
• Police in Frankfort deflate fleeing vehicle's tires, use Taser on driver before subduing him
• Merlene Davis: Free Lexington dental clinic is a much-needed service
• Tom Eblen: After 8-year fight, farmhouse will soon be moved out of road's way
• Storms with high winds move through area; many power outages reported in Central Kentucky
• Storms knock out power to tens of thousands in Ky.
• Indiana State Fair stage collapses during storm
• Storms with high winds move through area; many power outages reported
• Police identify former boyfriend as suspect in stabbings of two sisters
• Woman dies when van wrecks near Somerset
• Man charged with operating meth lab in home with four children
• Police in Frankfort deflate fleeing vehicle's tires, use Taser on driver before subduing him
• As in LA, Lexington's 'Carmegeddon' fails to materialize
• Daviess jury finds no age discrimination in firing
• Jail escapee caught in traffic stop after 5 years
• Coca-Cola items to be auctioned in September
• Three sent to hospital after Lexington police cruiser hit by car at intersection
• Fayette school district considers tax increase
• Group seeks three-month delay in Kentucky's planned Medicaid changes
• Board delays decision on expanding investigation of Ky. agriculture department
• Nicholas County jailer named sheriff to replace Garrett
• Defacing property gets 'planking' prankster banned from WKU campus
• Breathitt school administrators accused of not reporting allegation of teacher-student sex
• Lexington woman seriously injured in stabbing had been victim of domestic violence
• New owner recommended for troubled Letcher County personal care home
• Neighbors' complaints about Catholic Action Center get attention at Lexington's city hall
• Trader Joe's will open Lexington store in 2012
• Fayette jail inmate does not return as scheduled
• Marine from Kentucky to receive Medal of Honor on Sept. 15
• New owner recommended for troubled Letcher County personal care home
• Defacing property gets 'planking' prankster banned from WKU campus
• Neighbors' complaints about Catholic Action Center get attention at Lexington City Hall
• Breathitt school administrators accused of not reporting allegation of teacher-student sex
• Group seeks three-month delay in Kentucky's planned Medicaid changes
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• Nicholas County jailer named sheriff to replace Garrett
• Ky. pension fund walloped on Wall Street
• To win big, it's important to remember that the little things count. Go Cats!...
• State pension funds stung by Wall Street
• Trader Joe's will open Lexington store in 2012
• Whether in sports, finance, or another facet of life, starting early sets the pa...
• Incoming Western KY student barred for 'planking'
• Henry grand jury clears state trooper, deputy in fatal shooting
• Board delays decision on expanding investigation of Ky. agriculture department
• KY sheriff posts video on Facebook, makes arrest
• Fayette school district considers tax increase
• Feds raid eastern KY restaurant, detain 13
• The student C-6 lot at Cooper will be off control from now til August 16. Will g...
• Lexington woman seriously injured in stabbing had been victim of domestic violence
• Did yoU Know: This is not just an act. Reaching beyond the facts in the classro...
• Kentucky News Review: Six Civil War diaries are recently discovered
• KY woman pleads guilty in newborn's death
• KY school shooter appeals over competency
• On run for 5 years, man caught in traffic stop
• Harrodsburg Road to close for the weekend at 7 p.m. Friday
• Market swings defy single explanation
• Kentucky Derby Winner Retires To Kentucky Horse Park
• Lexington woman sentenced to life for role in grandmother's murder
• Mayors of Lexington and Louisville team up on initiative to boost jobs
• Baptist Healthcare System to pay $8.9 million to settle Medicare overbilling case
• Calipari, Kentucky banks launch financial-literacy program for kids
• More smokers avoiding taxes with self-rolled cigarettes and small cigars
• Nicholasville police arrest man suspected of stealing security cameras
• Inmate who escaped from Pike County jail in 2006 is recaptured after traffic stop
• Lexington Children's Theatre wins a Toyota Highlander Hybrid
• 3 Richmond residents face kidnapping, other charges
• While students across the country may still be registering for English or chemis...
• 1 of last surge units returning to Fort Campbell
• Lexington Children's Theatre wins a Toyota Highlander Hybrid
• More smokers avoiding taxes with self-rolled cigarettes and small cigars
• Baptist Healthcare System to pay $8.9 million to settle Medicare overbilling case
• Calipari, Kentucky banks launch financial-literacy program for kids
• Inmate who escaped from Pike County jail in 2006 is recaptured after traffic stop
• David Williams' campaign manager steps down
• Harrodsburg Road to close for the weekend at 7 p.m. Friday
• Go for Gin joins Ky. Horse Park roster
• Adalin Wichman, Alltech, SCAPA among governor's arts award winners
• 3 Richmond residents face kidnapping, other charges
• Nicholasville police arrest man suspected of stealing security cameras
• Lisa Faulkner is improving her performace as she continues to advance in the AT&...
• Tuition Alert! The last day to pay tuition for students enrolled after July 1 is...
• Kentucky concert highlights coal controversy
• Hey everyone. Classes start Wednesday, August 17th. Are you ready?
• Ky. girl, others settle injury lawsuits over Martha Stewart chair
• What really went on at the "Crawfish Bottom?" But the real question is, how did...
• Lexington woman sentenced to life for role in grandmother's murder
• Ky. submits clean water rules to feds
• Live video at 12:30 p.m.: Lexington, Louisville mayors discuss new development effort
• Mayors of Lexington and Louisville team up on initiative to boost jobs
• Video of the Week: His past has taught him about working hard, realizing dreams...
• Kentucky News Review: California's Wigwam Village is getting a facelift
• New ‘green’ school among those welcoming thousands of Fayette students Thursday
• As fears build, Dow nosedives
• State wants Death Row appeal reheard
• Under investigation, school urges support for Conway's GOP challenger
• Cameras capture image of man who stole security cameras in Nicholasville
• Perry call center laying off more than 150
• Lexington man tells police he stabbed man during robbery
• State revenues continue upward trend in July
• Lexington neighborhood works to save 300-year-old tree
• Hal Rogers says he would close corporate tax loopholes
• Merlene Davis: Operation Turnout set to kick off political activism for fall elections
• Jessamine schools close soccer field after E. coli found in water
• Beshear distances himself from Washington in latest TV ad
• Beshear: 'Too early' to decide on proposed merger of hospitals
• Doneghy denied new trial in Lexington officer's death
• Body found in pool at Lexington park; foul play unlikely
• Ultimate Kitchen Garden? Yep, we got one. Thanks to the work of alumnus Jon Carl...
• Under investigation, school urges support for Conway's GOP challenger
• Hal Rogers says he would close corporate tax loopholes
• Jessamine schools close soccer field after E. coli found in water
• Fayette schools start Thursday, two new facilities open
• Cameras capture image of man who stole security cameras in Nicholasville
• Beshear distances himself from Washington in latest TV ad
• Union College president taking leave of absence
• Lexington neighborhood works to save 300-year-old tree
• Merlene Davis: Operation Turnout set to kick off political activism for fall elections
• Image of the Week: Dr. Eli Capilouto on "civilian" after attending Monday night...
• State revenues continue upward trend in July
• Appeals ruling may have effect on more Ky. inmates
• Beshear: 'Too early' to decide on proposed merger of hospitals
• Perry call center laying off more than 150
• Body found in Castlewood pool; pool reopened
• Increasing efficiency, cutting waste and improving leadership. Think of it like...
• Lexington man tells police he stabbed man during robbery
• Motion accuses Farmer of stalling in divorce case
• Kentucky News Review: Sheikh buys a quarter of the horses at Fasig-Tipton Saratoga sale
• Can you believe it…it's that time of year again when summer is winding down, and...
• Stocks resume sell-off; Dow finishes down 519
• Harlan officials want to remove dilapidated houses
• Fayette school buses getting tracking systems
• AP IMPACT: Cutbacks force retreat in war on meth
• Two-alarm warehouse fire destroys Lexington businesses
• Resident of Falmouth personal-care home missing since Thursday; state investigates
• Nicholas sheriff accepts plea deal in theft case, resigns
• Clark County: Ice cream social set for Friday
• Woodford County: Flintlock rifles on display
• Expansion at Bryan Station Kroger includes salad bar, sushi, home goods
• Lexington Hearing & Speech Center moves into former elementary school
• Kentucky Agriculture Heritage Center seeks new site after land donation falls through
• Calloway County preacher is accused of sexually abusing a boy
• 140 participate in Lexington youth commission town-hall forum
• Congrats to UKCCIS freshman and twirler Jayna Kubuske on her performance at the...
• Attorney: Device at airport was welding material
• Lexington Hearing & Speech Center moves into former elementary school
• Rand Paul fields questions from Kentuckians concerned, angry about economy
• Personal care home resident missing since Thursday; state investigates
• Nicholas sheriff accepts plea deal in theft case, resigns
• Lexington principal served three-day suspension
• Tom Eblen: Isaac Murphy Bicycle Club seeks to get kids on path to fitness, fun
• Conway joins lawsuit against for-profit college with three Kentucky campuses
• Our Kentucky Wildcats Women's Soccer team took a break from the field on Monday...
• Soldier to face military trial in double slayings
• Lee man dies in single-vehicle crash
• Final man sentenced in robbery slaying
• The B-52s are in town, taking their party-music revolution into the 21st century...
• Two-alarm warehouse fire destroys Lexington businesses
• Access to ultra-high-speed broadband Internet service means quicker access to in...
• Inmate bolts from courthouse, jumps into river
• Prosecutors: Iraqi belongs in civilian court
• Kentucky News Review: UK has first green-certified building
• Petitions presented to ax tax in northern Ky.
• Demolition begins on former McDonald's
• Officer wasn't responding to emergency call at time of fatal crash
• Murder case against toddler's parents goes to grand jury
• Noah's Ark theme park to get deep discount on property taxes
• Merlene Davis: Woman who was "the help" in Lexington fared better than many
• Lexington police reverse course, release file requested in 40-year-old murder case
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• Berea man recovering after crash that killed his wife
• New traffic light to be activated at Liberty and Old Todd's roads
• Company to offer free shredding in Lexington
• Lexington police reverse course, release file requested in 40-year-old murder case
• Teen who died in Taser incident planned to attend Kentucky college
• Kentucky fish receives protection under Endangered Species Act
• Garrard may study merger of city-county governments
• Demolition begins on former McDonald's
• Murder case against toddler's parents goes to grand jury
• U.S. 27 resurfacing in Garrard County starts Tuesday
• Noah's Ark theme park to get deep discount on property taxes
• Military identifies Ky. soldier missing since WWII
• McConnell wants 'significant entitlement reform'
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• Northern Kentucky father, son killed in rampage near Akron
• Shelbyville mom, teen die from injuries sustained in Florida accident
• New murals joining downtown landscape
• Man's body found in ditch in Grant
• Officer wasn't responding to emergency call when fatal crash occurred
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• Beshear appointees contribute to him, his party
• Kentucky News Review: British travel writer enjoys home exchange in Lexington
• Quote of the Week: "The most important single ingredient in the formula of succ...
• Youths invited to Lexington town hall meeting
• London man dies when car falls on him
• US stock futures tumble after S&P downgrade of US
• Man working on car dies when jack slips
• Intersection near Lexington recycling center closes for railroad work
• Louisville airport to rehab long-term parking lot
• 3 Ky. cities preparing for vote on alcohol sales
• Barren River Lake won't open beach this summer
• 40th annual W. Kentucky homecoming planned
• To busy to pick up your books during the week? Both Cooper and Leestown Campus b...
• Tour visitors learn about Wolf Run's ecological comeback
• Funeral to be Tuesday for Bath teen who fell from tower
• Former Claiborne Farm manager John Sosby dies
• Frankfort non-profit seeks to help student athletes pay their fees
• Versailles man, 21, dies in collision with Lexington police cruiser
• Federal cuts hurt reading program that gives books to kids
• Tom Eblen: Fixing debt leaks while ignoring an economic house fire
• Traffic report: Aug 8
• Program uses role-playing to teach UK medical students how to communicate with patients
• Congratulations to alumna Andrea Halasek Richardson on her winning time at this...
• Former Claiborne manager Sosby dies
• Funeral to be Tuesday for Bath teen who fell from tower
• Great-grandma goes where the kids go
• Police: nude man drowns after jumping in river
• Tri-state partnership suggested for Ohio River
• Program uses role-playing to teach UK medical students how to communicate with patients
• Versailles man, 21, dies in collision with Lexington police cruiser
• Police report shows Nunn's torment
• Hospital herb garden helps patients recover
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• Fancy Farm notes: The day's best zingers include Bible, beer and identity theft
• Tom Eblen: Candidates for governor miss the mark at Fancy Farm
• Mutuse repeats at Midsummer Night's Run; Richardson edges defending women's champ
• At Fancy Farm, Beshear ignores opponents; Williams attacks
• Central Kentucky nursing home rankings
• 'Big Latch On' event meant to support public breast-feeding
• Lexington 12-year-old wins Fastest Kid in Town title
• From Calipari to Keeneland, Midway suit-maker builds impressive client list
• 14-year-old boy dies in fall from television tower
• Tom Eblen: Candidates for governor miss the mark at Fancy Farm
• Fancy Farm notes: The day's best zingers include Bible, beer and identity theft
• At Fancy Farm, Beshear ignores opponents; Williams attacks
• Intersection near recycling center will close for railroad work
• Lexington consignment sale raises $1 million for charities
• Ky. man arrested in evacuation at Omaha airport
• 'Big Latch On' event meant to support public breast-feeding
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• Lexington holds back-to-school rallies
• 8 Iraqi students visit Louisville for film project
• WKU honors student deployed to Afghanistan
• Merlene Davis: Immigrant couple helping with Lexington's literacy
• Southeast a holdout in mandating renewable energy
• Ky politicians flocking to Fancy Farm for speeches
• Taliban down U.S. helicopter in Afghanistan, 38 dead
• Police seek to have teens tried as adults in Harlan County baby-abuse case
• Three sentenced in mortgage-fraud investigation
• 8 arrested after refusing Lexington police request to leave Tolly-Ho parking lot
• On eve of Fancy Farm, Williams blasts Beshear on abortion, gun control
• Rick Corman hospitalized after fall; Calipari tweets news to his followers
• New state policy makes registering a vehicle more difficult for immigrants
• Main Street sidewalk construction should conclude by Sept. 1
• S&P downgrades US credit rating from AAA
• Ky. deputy jailer arrested for taking cash bribes
• Three sentenced in mortgage-fraud investigation
• World War II-era military planes land in Lexington
• New state policy makes registering a vehicle more difficult for immigrants
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• Police seek to have teens tried as adults in Harlan County baby-abuse case
• Main Street sidewalk construction should conclude by Sept. 1
• Rick Corman hospitalized after fall; Calipari tweets news to his followers
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• KY diocese can't substantiate possible abuse
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• Corbin man sentenced in meth case
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• Woman convicted in Pitino extortion files appeal
• 8 arrested after refusing Lexington police request to leave Tolly-Ho parking lot
• Fire destroys Casey County home; 17 cats perish
• RC Talk: Ichthus puts its site up for sale; festival in jeopardy
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• Kentucky News Review: Gallup Poll shows Huntington-Ashland has highest rate of depression
• KY man gets 10 years in shooting death of woman
• Hopkinsville man dies while mowing along parkway
• Vacant Lexington apartment complex gets attention while bank looks for buyer
• Crash kills 2 teenage cousins
• Unemployment rate dips, economy adds 117K jobs
• Forbes names 12 Kentucky colleges among nation's top 650
• Three are indicted in Jackson County child-starvation case
• 18 named to board for combined hospital system
• Second prisoner opened van door for Jackson County inmate who jumped out, died
• Fancy Farm picnic promises political theater
• Kroger contacting affected customers in huge turkey recall
• Funeral arrangements set for Dick Robinson
• Four are arrested in Shelbyville sex-abuse case
• Nicholas sheriff on trial for use of forfeiture funds
• Union College president's wife charged with attempting to buy pain pill
• New estimate shows $192 million state surplus for current year
• Let's Go Big Blue! check out this video from our Kentucky Wildcats!
• Elliott County judge-executive pleads guilty, agrees to resign
• Union College president's wife charged with attempting to buy pain pill
• Kroger contacting affected customers in huge turkey recall
• Three are indicted in Jackson County child-starvation case
• New estimate shows $192 million state surplus for current year
• Fancy Farm picnic promises political theater
• Opening statements given in trial of Nicholas County Sheriff Dick Garrett
• Vacant Lexington apartment complex gets attention while bank looks for buyer
• 18 named to board for combined hospital system
• Four are arrested in Shelbyville family sex-abuse case
• Forbes names 12 Kentucky colleges among nation's top 650
• Ky. high school teacher facing sex charges
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• Boyle woman critically hurt in crash when she's impaled by wooden fence
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• 2 college students die in highway crash
• Dow falls 512 in steepest decline since '08 crisis
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• Ky. sisters sue to get Social Security numbers
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• Men pull pinned driver from flaming wreck
• Kentucky News Review: S. Kentucky is a strain of drug-resistant salmonella
• 18 named to board for combined hospital system
• Storms knock out power to 10,000 in Scott, Fayette counties
• Merlene Davis: Turning 100 doesn't mean slowing down
• UPDATED | Jackson inmate died Wednesday after leaping from transport van Tuesday
• International child-porn bust nets 72 people, including two from Kentucky
• UPDATED: City releases portions of Steve Nunn investigative file
• New bike lanes coming for Maxwell, Rose streets
• Beshear visits Kentucky troops in Afghanistan
• Kentucky State University honored by Princeton Review
• Suspect flees on yellow ATV after robbing Perry liquor store
• Transient woman indicted on murder, arson charges in death of her father
• Help us name our Stand Up, Lexington! mascot
• Lexington dismissed as defendant in suit over Umi Southworth's death
• Attorney says two dead Wayne County boys might have had same caseworkers
• Kentucky School for the Deaf honors black students once denied diplomas
• Report: Boy who was injured at Bluegrass Fair 'slipped and fell'
• Madison man accused in rape case faces 600 new charges for allegedly calling victim from jail
• Kentucky School for the Deaf honors black students once denied graduation
• International child-porn bust nets 72 people, including two from Kentucky
• Attorney says two dead Wayne County boys might have had same caseworkers
• New bike lanes coming for Maxwell, Rose streets
• Report: Boy who was injured at Bluegrass Fair 'slipped and fell'
• Kentucky State University honored by Princeton Review
• Storms knock out power to 10,000 in Scott, Fayette; most is restored
• Beshear visits Kentucky troops in Afghanistan
• Merlene Davis: Turning 100 doesn't mean slowing down
• Help us name our Stand Up, Lexington! mascot
• Lexington dismissed as defendant in suit over Umi Southworth's death
• Image of the Week: "I Blue!"…uh, I mean, "I do!" Bride Annie Hobbs, celebrated...
• Accused rapist faces 600 new charges for allegedly calling victim from jail cell
• UPDATED: City releases portions of Steve Nunn investigative file
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• Transient woman indicted on murder, arson charges in death of her father
• Jackson inmate critical after leaping from transport van
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• Silverback gorilla dies at Louisville Zoo
• Kentucky News Review: Guard your tomatoes and cukes!
• Suspect flees on yellow ATV after robbing Perry County liquor store
• This Week at the Kentucky Horse Park - August 2, 2011
• World War II-era planes will visit Lexington
• Three from Lexington recognized as heroes for saving lives
• Brothers who led major Adair County drug ring sentenced to prison
• Wayne County couple plead not guilty in death of 18-month-old boy
• Former Lexington airport official asks judge to release him from prison
• Trooper kills Breathitt man who lunged at him with knife
• Lawsuit accuses Somerset mayor of retaliation in layoff of city worker
• Tom Eblen: One year, 416 miles of Lexington streets, many lessons learned
• Beshear makes surprise visit to troops in Iraq, Kuwait
• Less than 77 percent of Kentucky's high school students get diplomas
• Plans call for closing section of Harrodsburg Road Aug. 12-15
• Dick Robinson, prominent in Lexington sports scene, dies at 71
• Former state social worker indicted for allegedly falsifying records
• Jury says state didn't retaliate against social worker
• Crash kills Carlisle woman
• Child crashes car into Laurel County truck stop, injuring cashier
• Child playing with lighter starts Lexington house on fire
• Happy Shark Week, Wildcats! Did you know that there are more than 350 different...
• Lawsuit accuses Somerset mayor of retaliation in layoff of city worker
• Dick Robinson, prominent in Lexington sports scene, dies at 71
• Follow our President, Dr. Eli Capilouto, on Twitter at www.twitter.com/UKYpres a...
• Murder suspect's brother is charged after cursing in court
• Plans call for closing section of Harrodsburg Road on August 12-15
• Former Lexington airport official asks judge to release him from prison
• Less than 77 percent of Kentucky's high school students get diplomas
• Brothers who led major Adair County drug ring sentenced to prison
• Day-care worker indicted on child abuse charges
• Former social worker indicted for allegedly falsifying records
• Grand jury indicts Lexington man on charges of robbing two local banks
• Beshear makes surprise visit to troops in Iraq
• Jury says state didn't retaliate against social worker
• Assessing the UK athletics department and the relationship it has with the unive...
• Senate passes debt ceiling package
• World War II-era planes will visit Lexington
• Three from Lexington recognized as heroes for saving lives
• Talk about a breath of fresh air! Pioneered by UK HealthCare, an artificial lung...
• Playing kids set off gas grenade, injuring a dozen
• Wayne couple plead not guilty in death of 18-month-old boy
• You met some of the ladies last week. Now it's time to meet the men. So...What...
• Trooper kills Breathitt man who lunged at him with knife
• Kentucky reports 76 percent graduation rate
• Kentucky News Review: Message in bottle returned after 50 years
• Two southbound lanes of I-75 closed for pothole repairs Tuesday morning
• 12 taken to hospitals after gas grenade explodes
• Famous Australian Trainer/Performer At Ky Horse Park
• Williams' father-in-law gives $1 million to Republican Governors Association
• Forecast says midsummer, but school calendars say summer's over
• Jail inmate denied transfer to medical unit 19 hours before his death
• National educators meet with blacks in Lexington to promote charter schools
• Warrant issued for man wanted in Frankfort shooting
• Beshear, Williams face complaints about fund-raising
• Judge 'happier than a tick on a fat dog' that he doesn't have to preside at trial
• Advocates for sandhill cranes ask for withdrawal of hunting plans
• Warrant issued for man wanted in Frankfort shooting
• Flight 5191 sculpture unveiling scheduled for Aug. 27
• Groundbreaking study at UK suggests that increases in public health spending res...
• State police investigate copper ripped from Kingston strip mall
• Williams' father-in-law gives $1 million to Republican Governors Association
• Jail inmate denied transfer to medical unit 19 hours before his death
• Ashland woman is charged in connection with her daughter's death
• UK Named Favorite Place to Work!
• Senate takes up debt limit bill, passage likely
• Judge 'happier than a tick on a fat dog' that he doesn't have to preside at trial
• Weather forecast says midsummer, but school calendars say summer's over
• Windstream acquisition will vault it into Fortune 500
• UK baseball star pitchers Taylor Rogers and Trevor Gott can add their names to a...
• 'Fisher's ATV World' making two stops in Kentucky
• National educators meet with blacks in Lexington to promote charter schools
• Muhammad Ali writes to people of Norway
• Lawyer's sex offense sentence questioned in Northern Kentucky
• Teen dies in ATV wreck in Henry; passenger injured
• UK/CoD University of Kentucky College of Design has designs on revitalizing rive...
• Phil Moffett will head conservative institute
• Minister C.B. Akins appointed to University of Kentucky board
• Beshear, Williams face fundraising complaints
• In this day in 1498 - Christopher Columbus landed on mainland America, but think...
• Lexington government's phone service restored after outage
• Quote of the Week: "Time you enjoyed wasting, was not wasted." -John Lennon
• Kentucky News Review: Ricky Skaggs and Vince Gill discuss bluegrass
• Developers abandon plans for Louisville skyscraper
• Playground dedicated to slain child
• Back wall of church collapses during storm
• Hummingbirds expected to make Ky. stopover soon
• Exhibit about Ky. stringed instrument makers opens
• Storm aid totaling $21 million approved in Ky.
• Ky. State Police reaches out in cyberspace
• Solving the mystery of Goat Island
• Bluegrass Community Connectors Launch
• Remembering Desmond Allison: Much more than just the 'could haves'
• Somerset man allegedly doused girlfriend with lighter fluid
• Man dead after Clinton County shooting
• Nicholas sheriff to go on trial this week on felony theft charges
• Rural Kentucky towns worry about losing their post offices
• Kentucky drive-in theaters that survived find they're popular again
• Tom Eblen: Stadium could have been downtown asset
• Lexington businessman Richard 'Dick' Hurst dies at 76
• 110 years after his death, a forgotten Union soldier honored at Camp Nelson
• Sports agent and radio producer Dick Robinson injured in bike crash
• Kentucky basketball's Darius Miller survives first cut for World University Game...
• Man dead after Clinton County shooting
• Somerset man allegedly doused girlfriend with lighter fluid
• Lexington businessman Richard 'Dick' Hurst dies at 76
• 110 years after his death, a forgotten Union soldier honored at Camp Nelson
• Obama, Congress reach a debt deal
• Central Kentucky drive-in theaters find they're popular again
• Rural Kentucky towns worry about losing their post offices
• City commissioner faces drunk driving charge
• KY housing authority, YMCA team up for summer camp
• KY educators aide struggling Haiti with water
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• Debate about human rights panel tests Berea's tradition of openness
• University of Kentucky pioneers use of life-saving device that helps those who need lung transplants
• 3 die in separate motorcycle wrecks
• Kentucky graduation rate likely to drop as state uses new way to calculate
• UK, Keeneland bring dental clinic to children of horse industry workers
• Merlene Davis: Scientist combines love of music with good cause
• Tom Eblen: Rupp Arena task force's work about to become more public
• Lexington police investigate reported abduction of woman from car
• 3 die in separate motorcycle wrecks
• State's graduation rate will be released Tuesday, but will it be accurate?
• UK, Keeneland bring dental clinic to children of horse industry workers
• Freshmen, your K Books should be arriving soon! Check out the UK Alumni Associat...
• Businesses play critical role in thwarting terror
• Improvements set for Mammoth Cave trails
• Employee disabled warning light before train crash
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• Programs teach kids how to eat healthier
• Man charged in fatal shooting in downtown Lexington to be arraigned next week
• Ashland to expand Valvoline presence in Lexington
• Business leaders to meet with Beshear on unemployment insurance problem
• Former UK basketball player Rekalin Sims won't serve jail time
• Bath County School Board chairman says he will fight to remain on the board
• Indiana man indicted on federal charges after allegedly traveling to Richmond for sex with girl
• Highs in mid- to upper 80s expected over weekend, next week
• Heat brings reduced admission prices at Lexington pools
• Lexington woman pleads guilty to reckless homicide, assault for 2009 crash
• Beshear aide allegedly gave coal industry early word of regulator's firing
• Lexington's famed Selectric typewriter turns 50
• Many find inspiration in Lexington health chief's public battle with cancer
• Many find inspiration in Lexington health chief's public battle with cancer
• Highs in mid- to upper 80s expected over weekend, next week
• A Kentucky author in France. Read all about UK Writer in Residence Bobbie Ann Ma...
• Driver in fatal wreck gets 4 days in jail
• Lexington's famed Selectric typewriter turns 50
• Beshear aide allegedly gave coal industry early word of regulator's firing
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• $100 million Wyoming clean coal plant suspended
• Coroner: Central Ky. death may be due to heat
• Bath County School Board chairman says he will fight to remain on the board
• Man charged in fatal shooting in downtown Lexington to be arraigned next week
• Business leaders to meet with Beshear on unemployment insurance problem
• Lexington woman pleads guilty to reckless homicide, assault for 2009 crash
• Feds want restrictions on evidence against Iraqis
• Ashland to expand Valvoline presence in Lexington
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• Indiana man indicted on federal charges after allegedly traveling to Richmond for sex with girl
• AWOL soldier defiantly shouts '09 suspect's name
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• Kentucky News Review: Trailer of new Clooney movie, 'Ides of March,' now showing
• 275 workers sought for Kentucky State Fair
• Heat brings reduced admission prices at Lexington pools
• Don't forget to the check the Financial Aid group page for important updates
• AWOL soldier condemned '09 Fort Hood shootings
• Kentucky gets $1 million grant to improve retention at junior colleges
• Sedentary Parade planned in Lexington in response to least-active ranking
• Lexington opens heat-relief center, cuts pools' admission prices
• Detective provides details in Lexington child-abuse case; woman has convulsions afterward
• Beshear denies accusation that he misled public about Obama visit
• Two accused of raiding vacant Danville factory for copper wiring
• Beshear: Lawmakers must 'get their act together' on federal debt deal
• Higher raw material costs hamper Ashland 3Q earnings
• Inmate mistakenly released from Fayette jail turns himself in
• McConnell's debt-ceiling work mixes pragmatism, politics
• Williams calls for special session to fix unemployment insurance issue
• Beshear denies accusation he misled public when Obama visited state
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• Inmate mistakenly released from Fayette jail turns himself in
• McConnell's debt-ceiling work mixes pragmatism, politics
• Williams calls for special session to fix unemployment insurance issue
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• Body found at abandoned mine site identified
• Kentucky gets $1 million grant to improve retention at junior colleges
• Debt-ceiling outcome as unclear as ever
• Beshear: Lawmakers must 'get their act together' on federal debt deal
• Lexington opens heat-relief center, cuts pools' admission prices
• Beshear denies accusation he misled public when Obama visited state
• Higher raw material costs hamper Ashland 3Q earnings
• Army: AWOL soldier admits to Fort Hood attack plan
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• Laurel man faces murder charge in grandmother's slaying
• Detective provides details in Lexington child-abuse case; woman has convulsions afterward
• Kentucky News Review: Doctor converts old post office into a residence
• Boy's body pulled from Little Sandy River
• Campaign Watchdog: Claims of increased unemployment true
• Hearing Thursday for Fort Campbell soldier in 2 Hardin County killings
• Young Riders will Compete in 75-Mile Endurance Race at Kentucky Horse Park this Week
• Bass Webb sentenced to 50 years for running down Bourbon officers
• Couple charged in death of 18-month-old
• Beshear, Conway weigh in on proposed hospital merger
• State attorney general accuses Daymar College of deceptive marketing
• Grand jury to review case of Madison parents charged in infant's death
• Bedbugs found at University of Kentucky library
• Salyersville man convicted on vote-buying charges
• Woodland Aquatic Center reopens after plumbing repair
• Like sports teams, high school marching bands limit outside practice because of heat
• Kentucky will deposit $121 million in 'rainy day' fund
• Merlene Davis: Lex-Care is a small agency that offers big help
• Casinos, online betting drive Churchill's improved profits
• Tempur-Pedic 2Q earnings soar
• 8-month-old dies of positional asphyxia in Science Hill
• Monticello police investigate death of 18-month-old
• Campaign Watchdog: Claims of increased unemployment true
• Casinos, online betting drive Churchill's improved profits
• Like sports teams, high school marching bands limit outside practice because of heat
• Tempur-Pedic 2Q earnings soar
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• Merlene Davis: Lex-Care is a small agency that offers big help
• Military jury finds guardsman guilty of murder
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• State attorney general sues Daymar College for deceptive marketing
• Woodland Aquatic Center reopens after plumbing repair
• Kentucky will deposit $121 million in 'rainy day' fund
• Bedbugs found at University of Kentucky library
• Bass Webb sentenced to 50 years for running down Bourbon officers
• Salyersville man convicted on vote-buying charges
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• Grand jury to review case of Madison parents charged in infant's death
• Fleming County crash kills 1
• Large rock crashes through eastern Ky. home
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• Police search for mistakenly released Fayette inmate
• Kentucky News Review; New Lyric Theater director profiled
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• Appeals court set to hear tobacco law challenge in Cincinnati
• Obama gave Kentucky governor cold shoulder
• Friends: Ex-UK basketball player killed over cap
• ICF Challenges Common Coaching Misconceptions
• Lexmark posts quarterly record for earnings per share
• Fayette school board approves new superintendent's contract
• New stairs and ramp added to Lexington's Millcreek Elementary
• Two are wounded in Nicholas County shooting
• Feds intervene in lawsuit against Nurses' Registry
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• Facebook group serves as healthy motivator
• Artist's project brings sound of underground downtown stream to surface
• Two are wounded in Nicholas County shooting
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• Herald-Leader now available on Nook
• Artist's project brings sound of underground downtown stream to surface
• Investigation continues of May wreck involving Lexington police officer, newlyweds
• Feds intervene in lawsuit against Nurses' Registry
• Garrard man indicted in group-home slaying turns himself in
• Man charged in death of paper carrier
• Calistoga restaurant at Hamburg closes
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• Lexington's Social Security office trimming hours
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• Fayette school board approves new superintendent's contract
• Jill Biden will miss USO concert in Louisville
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• The Arts in HealthCare program launches a pilot program in UK HealthCare's chemotherapy suites, and hopes to provide opportunities for healing and recovery in the form of art.
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• Crews search for missing Louisville girl
• Lexmark posts earnings per share quarterly record
• Authorities believe stolen Head Start van ditched
• Body pulled from Norris Lake that of Ky. man
• ATV riders find body at abandoned mine
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• KFC collecting stories about its founder
• ICF Welcomes New Executive Director
• Former UK player Desmond Allison is shot and killed in Columbus, Ohio
• Georgetown residents are relieved Bengals will return for camp
• EKU, Somerset Community College make national list of best workplaces
• Horses, humans escape injury in barn fire at Three Chimneys
• Funeral services are set for Bracken County soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Fayette jail inmate accidentally released
• Elliott County official pleads guilty to misdemeanor charge
• Crash with street sweeper kills Letcher County man
• Cincinnati man sentenced in Northern Kentucky bank robberies
• Laurel County man dies after crashing tractor-trailer
• Obama declares disaster area for seven Eastern Kentucky counties
• Kentuckian deserves Medal of Honor, said brother of deceased Marine
• Elliott County official pleads guilty to misdemeanor charge
• Cincinnati man sentenced in Northern Kentucky bank robberies
• Funeral services are set for Bracken County soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Kentuckian deserves Medal of Honor, said brother of deceased Marine
• Obama declares disaster area for seven Eastern Kentucky counties
• Georgetown residents are relieved Bengals will return for camp
• EKU, Somerset Community College make national list of best workplaces
• Crash with street sweeper kills Letcher County man
• Look out! There's more Big Blue coming to the small screen this fall, when UK Volleyball hosts Tennessee. Game time set for 8pm on October 12. Go Cats!
• Fayette jail inmate accidentally released
• Beginning this Sunday, The Art Museum at the University of Kentucky will unveil its newest exhibit. Addressing issues such as modesty, oppression, liberation, freedom of expression, spirituality, nature and magic, there is an abundance of views to invest
• Harrodsburg man charged after 40-minute standoff
• Downtown district proposed for Louisville
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• Musical to tell Ky's story in Civil War
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• Airline to offer Louisville flight to Bahamas
• Army Guardsman faces trial in death of Afghan man
• Clay County constable sold, used drugs, court document says
• Traffic report, week of July 25
• Kentucky News Review: UK professor leads team studying prehistoric algae for answer to modern energy problems
• Three die in crashes in Eastern Kentucky
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• Census measures the shift in state housing market
• Tom Eblen: Friends opened Lexington Pasta after delicious homemade meal
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• 2008 jail beating leads to criminal trials, federal lawsuit
• Storm cancels 'Rocky'; patrons offered rainchecks for 2012
• Incident that cut off part of child's finger was accident, fair officials say
• Ky. congressman takes part in update on debt talks
• 2008 jail beating leads to criminal trials, federal lawsuit
• Clay County constable sold, used drugs, court document says
• Ever wanted to find a message in a bottle? UK English Department's Clint Buffington has found more than 40 since 2007. More on his hobby here:
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• Tom Eblen: Friends opened Lexington Pasta after delicious homemade meal
• Hardships endure for some in year since flooding
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• Retired Howes serves as consultant for ACTC
• A memorial to lost pets from near and far
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• Lexington house offers clues into life of little-known yet acclaimed black trainer
• Services set for woman found in mine
• Merlene Davis: Preservationists need Davis Bottom memorabilia
• Bluegrass Fair's arm-wrestling competition about trophies, bragging rights
• Core content: Boot camp focuses on abs
• Retiring trooper worked to 'make a difference'
• Tom Eblen: University of Kentucky center studies science of activity, muscle health
• Part of child's finger cut off on Bluegrass Fair ride
• Ky. clinic: Heat stroke victim wasn't denied help
• Bluegrass Fair's arm-wrestling competition about trophies, bragging rights
• Toddler dies in I-65 wreck, driver charged with murder
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 p.m. EDT
• Men who drowned in southern Ind. lake identified
• Kentucky Downs prepares for instant racing
• UK College of Design River Cities Project helping repurpose old power plant in Henderson, Ky.
• Ellis Park used to the heat
• Police: Singer Amy Winehouse dies at age 27
• Georgetown woman finds career at Goodwill
• Merlene Davis: Preservationists need Davis Bottom memorabilia
• 2 charged in beating of dog along Ky. highway
• Ambulance hits SUV taking patient to hospital
• Search 2010 Census housing information for all Kentucky counties
• Lexington woman reportedly stabbed by boyfriend
• Summerfest's 'Rocky' rained out at the arbortetum Friday
• Lexington mother accused of locking child in cage, strangulation
• Storms flood Lexington streets; firefighters rescue people from water
• Rand Paul no longer will block extended term for FBI director
• Kentucky's jobless rate falls again, but the reasons aren't all good
• Liberty equipment manufacturer to hire 75
• Kentucky gets only partial easing of new federal insurance rule
• Lawyers aren't allowed to talk to jurors in Doneghy case, judge says
• Former administrator of Letcher County care home indicted
• Former Garrard group home employee accused of killing resident
• 1 of 3 Fleming murder suspects extradited from Ohio
• Summerfest's 'Rocky' rained out at the arbortetum
• Former Garrard group home employee accused of killing resident
• Women's prison guard charged with sexual abuse
• Arrest made in triple shooting
• Storms flood streets; firefighters rescue people from water
• AP Interview: Ex-Paul volunteer denounces violence
• Liberty equipment manufacturer to hire 75
• Former administrator of Letcher County care home indicted
• State jobless rate falls again but reason not so rosy
• Due to a water line break, the Leestown Campus will close at 1:00 p.m. today Friday, July 22, 2011
• Judge: Defense, prosecution cannot talk to jurors in Doneghy case
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• Lexington mother accused of locking child in cage, strangulation
• Lexington woman reportedly stabbed by boyfriend
• Norway bomb suspect bought 6 tons of fertilizer
• Human remains found in old strip mine
• One of our researchers poses the question: "Does disgust lead to aggression?" We hope you're not disgusted by what his findings show!
• 1 of 3 Fleming murder suspects extradited from Ohio
• This Week in the Civil War
• Clay County constable facing drug charges
• Kentucky News Review: 2010 unemployment rate for Kentucky among the highest in U.S.
• Worker injured in chemical spill
• Young man's body found in Big Sandy River
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• Lexington man dies after driving car into Kentucky River at Valley View Ferry
• Poet Angelou to speak as part of reading program
• 2011 "Lexington Cityscapes" Paint-out and Reception
• Conway announces $26.4 million settlement with Passport members
• Galbraith files to become independent candidate for governor
• State ed chief's visit to Bath schools not connected to school board dispute
• Chuy's coming to Lexington, and Elvis will be in the building
• Woman dies in crash in Breathitt
• UK dean named provost at Appalachian State
• EPA finalizes controversial surface-mining guidelines
• Ex-Lexington officer pleads guilty to misdemeanor in federal fraud case
• Dangerous heat remains in forecast; Kentuckians find ways to cope
• Georgetown College says it's ready for the Bengals
• Knox County man charged with murder in shooting
• Nicholasville police investigate robbery at McDonald's
• Restaurant grease causes hazard in Danville intersection
• Federal EPA finalizes controversial surface-mining guidelines
• Are you trying to keep hydrated in this grueling heat? UK College of Agriculture Cooperative Extension Service has a list of fruits and veggies that can help do the trick.
• Owners approve deal to end lockout; players balk
• Knox County man charged with murder in shooting
• Ex-Lexington officer pleads guilty to misdemeanor in federal fraud case
• State ed chief's visit to Bath schools not connected to school board dispute
• Lexington man dies after driving car into Kentucky River at Valley View Ferry
• Video of the Week: You are what you eat. So if you eat at UK dining halls...well, you are a piece of Kentucky!
• NY mayor's charity boosts anti-coal campaign
• Conway announces $26.4 million settlement with Passport members
• Cemetery neighbor complains of smell
• UK dean named provost at Appalachian State
• Chuy's coming to Lexington, and Elvis will be in the building
• Through research, academics, athletics and outreach, UK is always working hard to give people a reason to smile. And sometimes we mean that literally! At the end of the month, the UK College of Dentistry, in partnership with the Keeneland Association an
• Truck driver contests murder charge in buggy crash
• Hey. Dee Stress here. Boy is it HOT! HOT! HOT! I plan to spend the day with my new best friend, a cold bottle of water. How do you plan to stay cool on this hot summer day?
• Galbraith files to become independent candidate for governor
• Dangerous heat in forecast; Lexington opens relief centers
• Woman dies after truck crash in Breathitt County
• Nicholasville police investigate robbery at McDonald's
• Attorney general to review Saint Joseph hospital merger
• Restaurant grease causes hazard in Danville intersection
• Kentucky News Review: Dissolvable tobacco latest in smokefree products
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• Marine from Kentucky to receive the Medal of Honor
• City to release 'significant portion' of Steve Nunn police investigation
• Baby delivered in parking lot of Hardee's restaurant in Lexington
• Ky. 11 in Powell reopens
• Beshear, Williams spar on gambling, leadership at forum
• University of Kentucky finds bedbugs in student center, will treat with heat
• End-of-course tests required for high schoolers this year
• Lexington man ruled incompetent to stand trial for murder
• UK, Keeneland team up for dental screenings for horse industry employees' children
• Clay County constable is arrested on gun and drug charges
• Nicholasville woman pleads guilty to tax charges, owes nearly $150,000
• Grandmother and boyfriend are accused of starving Jackson County boy
• Environmental group ranks Kentucky fourth-highest on pollution list
• Search latest Kentucky data to see how many kids aren't living with their parents
• Merlene Davis: Lexingtonians inspired by black officers' conference
• Black Law Enforcement conference in Lexington comes to an end
• Can surgery help people suffering from allergies? See what UK HealthCare's Dr. Amit Patel thinks about the subject.
• Clay County constable is arrested on gun and drug charges
• Marine from Kentucky to receive the Medal of Honor
• Grandmother and boyfriend are accused of starving Jackson County boy
• Environmental group ranks Kentucky fourth-highest on pollution list
• End-of-course tests required for high schoolers this year
• Image of the Week: Move-In is only a month away. Last year, lucky students got a helping hand from the UK Football team. Wildcats, are you ready to get back to campus?
• Lexington man ruled incompetent to stand trial for murder
• Baby delivered in parking lot of Hardee's restaurant in Lexington
• Black Law Enforcement conference in Lexington comes to an end
• Merlene Davis: Lexingtonians inspired by black officers' conference
• UK, Keeneland team up for dental screenings for horse industry employees' children
• University of Kentucky finds bedbugs in student center, will treat with heat
• Beshear, Williams spar on gambling, leadership at forum
• Army: Muslim soldier opposed to war is AWOL
• Check out the Kentucky Wildcats' Web Wednesday!
• Congrats to one of our biology professors, Ann Morris, chosen as one of 22 Pew Scholars in the Biomedical Sciences for her research on zebrafish! Click here for more:
• Ex-Kentucky pastor sentenced in Alabama child porn case
• City to release 'significant portion' of Steve Nunn police investigation
• Ky. 11 in Powell reopens
• On this day 1969. Neil Armstrong became the first human to walk on the moon."That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind"
• Man shot in confrontation in Knott
• Kentucky News Review: Hey, kids! You might like this book
• Search continues for teen believed drowned in Pike County
• Ky. firefighters return after battling Ga. blaze
• Bluegrass Fair shuts down Casey Anthony dunking booth
• Clark County: Animal shelter has events in July
• Scott County: Artwalk scheduled for Thursday
• Jessamine County: Nine students get Rotary scholarships
• Lawsuit claims negligence at Big Sandy jail resulted in inmate's 2010 death
• Ophthalmologists criticize lack of specificity in proposed eye-surgery regulations
• Faulty urinal damages 3 floors of University of Kentucky office tower
• Berea plan to create human rights commission criticized as inadequate
• Dispute over woman allegedly at center of stabbing in Lexington
• Storm brings mudslide, flash flooding to Natural Bridge State Park
• UK alumnus Reese Brammel really cuts the mustard! Read how he is part of the 75th celebration of a beloved Oscar Mayer symbol.
• Lawsuit claims negligence at Big Sandy jail resulted in inmate's death
• Somerset man pleads guilty to murder in crash that killed Berea couple
• Ophthalmologists criticize lack of specificity in proposed eye-surgery regulations
• Lexington clothing designer hopes to spread positive message at show
• Faulty urinal damages 3 floors of University of Kentucky office tower
• Owner of W.Va. mine where 29 died slams union
• Expansion of Lexington's Clays Mill Road has begun
• Bluegrass fair officials shut down 'tacky and tasteless' Casey Anthony dunking booth
• High school sophomores. These second year students aren't the new kids at the school, getting ready to graduate, or taking to the drivers seat for the first time. So what DO they have that the others don't? …
• Dispute over woman at center of stabbing in Lexington
• Kentucky police warn of phone scam
• Ky. cuts funding for service to blind children
• She once was described as "a world-class satirist who's also a world-class storyteller." This September, Francine Prose will discuss the works that helped her acquire the title, as the keynote speaker of the 33rd annual Kentucky Women Writ
• Williams-Farmer campaign airs its first TV ad
• Kentucky News Review: New books on the Civil War include Kentucky
• Traffic at a crawl on Lexington Road in Jessamine
• Father, son survive lightning strike
• Fire chief says blaze at strip mall was arson
• Triple shooting kills woman in Knox County
• 3 shot, 1 dead in southeast Ky.
• AP analysis: Western states lag in recovery
• Fayette schools psychologist dies in Ohio crash
• City of Lexington taking a 'second look' at withholding Steve Nunn police file
• Forecast calls for a hot week in Central Kentucky
• Laurel police investigate report of disabled woman left on bus for hours
• City pools offer free Mondays, then they will start to close
• State education chief urges Bath school board chairman to quit
• U.S. Attorney says nursing home's 'worthless' care led to deaths, injuries
• Man convicted of killing Frankfort victim's advocate; jury recommends 60 years
• Study to Examine Well-Being of Clergy
• Congrats to UK junior Joseph Barr on his win at the Men's City Golf Championship!
• Forecast calls for a hot week in Central Kentucky
• State education chief urges Bath school board chairman to quit
• City pools offer free Mondays, then they will start to close
• Former assistant Fayette schools chief Robert N. Cocanougher dies
• City of Lexington taking a 'second look' at withholding Steve Nunn police file
• Versailles girl killed, 3 others injured in crash
• Judge bars Ky. mine from giving warnings
• GOP attacks Beshear, governor touts his record in new campaign ads
• In competition, he just dives right in! Congratulations Greg Ferrucci, winner of the men's one-meter diving competition at the 2011 USA Diving National Preliminaries Zone A. See you soon at the AT&T National Diving Championships. Go Cats!
• University of Kentucky provost interviewed for University of Illinois top job
• Man convicted of killing Frankfort victim's advocate; jury recommends 60 years
• Fayette schools psychologist dies in Ohio crash
• Blind golfers hit the links in Lexington tourney
• TrollandToad expands store in Corbin
• Laurel police investigate report of disabled woman left on bus for hours
• Empowering others through her degree from UK's College of Social Work, Melanie Inman took some time off before returning to school and taking control of her future. With the help of a Women and Philanthropy research scholarship, she has empowered he
• U.S. Attorney says nursing home's 'worthless' care led to deaths, injuries
• Kentucky News Review: Amish population in Kentucky has grown
• Quote of the Week: "If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader." -John Quincy Adams
• 2-year-old boy dead after being found in pool
• ATV crash in southern Ky. kills Ohio man
• Ohio man dies in Wayne County ATV crash
• Company offers $10K reward in copper theft
• Louisville foundation wins van in Facebook contest
• Arts Council awards $1.6 million to arts groups
• U of L med students traveling to Kenya
• Finalists chosen for Ky. State Fair band contest
• Memorial park honors veterans
• GOP-leaning group targets House Democrats with ads
• About 1,000 officials in Lexington for police conference
• Retiring Wilmore city clerk was 'the go-to person'
• University of Kentucky will spend $285,000 to examine long-term goals
• Danville man, 87, gets first novel, a Western, published
• Traffic report: week of July 18
• Tom Eblen: Chamber offers solutions for Kentucky's future
• Officer suffers minor injury capturing suspect in false-report case
• At 87, Danville man's first novel published by Avalon Books
• Pitino: Siva leaving early a possibility
• Cardinals' Dunn expects better sophomore season
• About 1,000 officials in Lexington for police conference
• Retiring Wilmore city clerk was 'the go-to person'
• Facebook posts lead to revocation of probation
• Goodwill donations go toward job training for disadvantaged, disabled
• UT professor helps rural librarians help patrons
• New E. Ky. school will focus on troubled youth
• Louisville leaders urge group to drop lawsuit
• Some in eastern Ky. uneasy about drug law reform
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• Bowling Green woman named Miss Kentucky
• Tom Eblen: CentrePointe redesign process points way for Lexington Center redevelopment
• Merlene Davis: There's no better time for an educational summit than now
• New Field to Fork Festival doubles as learning experience
• Man walks several hundred feet with knife in chest after Lexington stabbing
• Kentucky soldier killed in Afghanistan had re-enlisted just last week
• Concern grows about default rates on student loans in Kentucky
• Casey Anthony freed from Fla. jail early Sunday
• Survivor of fatal crash remains in critical condition
• New festival celebrates do-it-yourself food
• Firefighters rescue horse from empty pool
• Dem gov: To win in 2012, GOP wants to hurt economy
• Race week was mixed bag for local businesses
• Ky. State Police hiring for next cadet class
• Owensboro school adds magazine, recruiter
• Merlene Davis: There's no better time for an educational summit than now
• Tom Eblen: CentrePointe redesign process points way for Lexington Center redevelopment
• Harvard training college teachers on black history
• Family member says disabled man was neglected in Paint Lick group home
• Galbraith expects to make race for governor official on Thursday
• Chiropractors treat horses at Junior League Horse Show
• 2 Kentuckians in World Race are in Poland, heading for finish line in Paris
• Postal service considers moving some jobs from Lexington to Louisville
• Ex-Boy Scout leader gets nearly 20 years in child porn case
• Amanda Ross's mother says faith compels her to forgive Steve Nunn
• Lexington police won't release case file in Steve Nunn murder case
• Man walks several hundred feet with knife in chest after Lexington stabbing
• Fort Campbell soldier from Mount Olivet dies
• Lexington police won't release case file in Steve Nunn murder case
• Family member says disabled man was neglected in Paint Lick group home
• Postal service considers moving some jobs from Lexington to Louisville
• Amanda Ross's mother says faith compels her to forgive Steve Nunn
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• Loretta Lynn resting at home from dehydration
• Chandler, Barr raise big money for 2012 U.S. House race
• Galbraith expects to make race for governor official on Thursday
• 2 Kentuckians in World Race are in Poland, heading for finish line in Paris
• ESPNU is going to the Cats and Dogs this fall. UK Women's Soccer will square off against Georgia on October 16th, and is now scheduled to be televised nationally. Tune in! Go Cats!
• Biblical theme park couldn't pass up Ky. offer
• Ford using lottery to fill open Louisville jobs
• Corbin man, Illinois woman die in Interstate 75 crash
• Ex-Scout leader expresses remorse at child porn sentencing
• Seeing is believing…and understanding…and inspiring. "When I left Kentucky, I didn't realize that I was going to fall in love with the sentiment of the people here. I've learned a lot about what I want to do. And I've fo
• Whether famous, successful, hardworking, or simply brilliant…we love all our alumni just the same. Go ahead, give a shout out to your favorite University of Kentucky alumnus!
• Search new records: Lexington city salaries, property values in Fayette, 5 other counties
• Soldier sentenced to 20 years in fatal DUI crash
• Did yoU Know: Our alumni are doing great things! Chris Sullivan, Founder of Outback Steakhouse; Ashley Judd, Actress; Tom Hammond, National Sportscaster; Glenn Kotche, Wilco Drummer; Story Musgrave, Former NASA Astronaut; John D. Minton Jr., Chief Justi
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• Kentucky News Review: Book recalls art thief caught in Kentucky shoplifting toothpaste
• Police trying to identify body found in river
• Police: wrong-way crash on I-75 kills 2
• Core drilling samples bring up oil in dam project
• Woman attacks family court judge during hearing
• Maysville bridge to be restricted for 2 weeks
• Lexington WIC recipients to have electronic cards
• Lexington Lions Club Bluegrass Fair 2011
• State approves Instant Racing at Kentucky Downs
• Jeff Ruby's expresses interest; developer talks strategy at CentrePointe design unveiling
• Professors question $143,828 cost of Lee Todd's new office at UK
• Ex-jailer Sabbatine named interim director of Fayette detention center
• Granddaughter pleads guilty in 2008 slaying; her boyfriend is sentenced to life
• Kentucky GOP candidate files ethics complaint over voter registration of homeless
• Work on widening of U.S. 27 in Garrard County about 65% done
• Fans line up in Lexington to be first to see last 'Harry Potter' film
• Nicholasville police arrest victorious demolition derby driver on DUI charge
• UK in the News: Check out this road trip through Kentucky's history:
• Will & Kate may have headed back over the pond, but new royalty is about to be crowned at UK's Singletary Center. Miss Kentucky 2011 runs Thursday-Saturday! Tickets are available at For more information about the pageant, click here:
• Nicholasville police arrest victorious demolition derby driver on DUI charge
• Professors question $143,828 cost of Lee Todd's new office at UK
• Five Lexington architectural firms named to assist in CentrePointe design
• Kentucky GOP candidate files ethics complaint over voter registration of homeless
• Video of the Week: Although beauty is in the eye of the beholder, if you ask us, the natural beauty that surrounds the University of Kentucky and Lexington would be difficult to deny!
• Ex-jailer Sabbatine named interim director of Fayette detention center
• State approves Instant Racing at Kentucky Downs
• It's a team effort, when the university and the community come together to improve on the most critical issues in Kentucky. Two of UK's Commonwealth Collaboratives have found a successful start so far, both being recently named Exemplary Projec
• Granddaughter pleads guilty in 2008 slaying; her boyfriend is sentenced to life
• School shooter loses bid to withdraw guilty plea
• UK Baseball junior Taylor Rogers pitches left, but is obviously doing something right. Claiming seven shutout innings and allowing only two singles in a 1-0 win on Saturday, Taylor was selected Cape Cod League Coca-Cola Pitcher of the Week. Go Cats!
• Kentucky News Review: Harry Potter in the Chambers of Congress
• Body of Mich. man recovered from Kentucky Lake
• Bloomberg grant to Louisville might also benefit Lexington
• Harry Potter fans hack road sign
• Pension board to further review Lexington fire chief's request for disability pay
• Unclaimed body to be buried; son says he was 'not a very nice man'
• Dean Foods to pay $140 million to settle dairy farmers' lawsuit
• Second man charged with copper theft in Madison
• Leslie County man is sentenced in child-porn case
• Beshear asks Obama for disaster declaration for Eastern Kentucky
• Roads to be closed for work on railroad crossings
• Merlene Davis: Teachers get up close with civil rights history
• Williamsburg attorney sentenced to 27 months in federal prison
• Stu Silberman spends his last day in Fayette superintendent's office
• Paul, McConnell question Obama administration on alleged terrorists
• Berea rallies around interracial couple whose vehicles were painted with slurs
• Former political candidate found dead at mother's Lexington home
• Roads to be closed for work on railroad crossings
• Did you see Dr. Capilouto on @kynewsmakers? No? Check out video of Bill Bryant's interview with our new president here:
• Unclaimed body to be buried; son says he was 'not a very nice man'
• Beshear asks Obama for disaster declaration for Eastern Kentucky
• Paul, McConnell question Obama administration on alleged terrorists
• New CentrePointe design includes 30-story tower of tubes
• Berea rallies around interracial couple whose vehicles were painted with slurs
• Leslie County man is sentenced in child-porn case
• Second man charged with copper theft in Madison
• Williamsburg attorney sentenced to 27 months in federal prison
• Boy dies in western Kentucky fire
• W. Ky. church may be removed from association
• Dean Foods to pay $140 million to settle dairy farmers' lawsuit
• Former political candidate found dead at mother's Lexington home
• The Football Writers Association of America suggests you keep your eye on these guys this season. We agree! Go Cats!
• Stu Silberman spends his last day in Fayette superintendent's office
• Pension board to further review Chief Hendricks' disability pension
• Take a drive through beautiful Kentucky back roads or a trip on the Bourbon Tour. Enjoy the sight of exotic automobiles or sign up for a chance to win one! Consistently ranking in the top 10 attractions and events of Central Kentucky, the Keeneland Conc
• Image of the Week: Many of our students are away for the summer break, but their Big Blue spirit hasn't waned a bit... "There is a group of about 20 of us that attend UK that are all living in Hilton Head this summer. Just living it up on the b
• Officials determining how to fix water main break
• Kentucky News Review: Lee Todd gets new office at UK
• Tom Eblen: Dental clinic serves low-income clientele, but the need is great
• Lawrenceburg man charged with faking home invasion
• Mitch McConnell's debt plan criticized
• Kentucky Horse Park Upcoming Events and News
• LRC holds closed-door hearing about complaint against Rep. Keith Hall
• Judge orders mediation in Richie Farmer divorce case
• Lexington council votes to give itself approval rights on collective bargaining contracts
• Renovations under way at five Fayette elementary schools
• Representative of Lexington city workers blasts possibility of paying more for health insurance
• Beshear appoints chief of staff to head Speedway traffic team
• Jessamine planning commission denies zone change for convenience store
• At forum without Beshear, Williams calls for dissolution of Jefferson school board
• Major leaguer Austin Kearns pleads guilty to DUI in Jessamine
• Attorney general reaches agreement with Hazard nursing home in sex-abuse case
• Lexington officials open cooling centers, lower price at pools
• Lexington police standoff ends in man's suicide
• Pulaski deputies use dogs, helicopter to track a man down
• Jessamine-Wilmore planners vote against zone change for convenience store
• At forum without Beshear, Williams calls for dissolution of Jefferson school board
• Attorney general reaches agreement with Hazard nursing home in sex-abuse case
• Ethics panel holds closed-door hearing about Pike county lawmaker
• Flash flood warning issued in parts of Fayette, Clark, Bourbon, Jessamine
• Half-marathon to showcase a fit, beautiful Lexington
• Renovations slated for five Fayette elementary schools
• Congratulations UK Women's Golfer Megan Moir, crowned the Marion Miley Invitational tournament champion. Go Cats!
• Kentucky State Police seeks info about three arson fires
• Beshear appoints chief of staff to head Speedway traffic team
• Hi, Dee Stress here with a de-stress tip: can't get to BCTC to pay your tuition? Pay your tuition online at . If you enrolled in fall semester classes before July 1, deadline to pay your tuition is Friday, July 15.
• Rain brings relief from heat, humidity in Central Kentucky
• Major leaguer Austin Kearns pleads guilty to DUI in Jessamine
• Judge orders mediation in Richie Farmer divorce case
• What we learn from the past, can save us energy in the future. Professor Joe Chappell and his research team are investigating the possibilities for creating a replacement for oil and coal shale deposits based on the 500 million year old algae, B. braunii
• Bring your bargain hunting skills to campus! The Art Museum at the University of Kentucky is hosting a White Elephant Rummage Sale on Saturday, July 30. Donate items now and/or hunt for treasurers later. Proceeds from the sale benefit exhibitions and eve
• Group allowed to raise funds through sale of plate
• Kentucky News Review: Water main break floods parts of downtown Louisville
• Teen charged in Lawrenceburg shooting of another teen
• Miner dies in Martin County work accident
• Lexington woman settles state ethics violation
• Indictment charges Paintsville doctor with distributing pain pills
• Senate bill calls for background checks for all long-term care staff
• Spotlight Festival 2011 canceled; inadequate fund-raising cited
• Lexington employees face less-generous health plan
• Kentucky Speedway offers ticket exchange; state says roads not the problem
• More misery expected Tuesday after heat index hits 112 in Lexington
• Residents are moved from group home in Paint Lick
• Bluegrass great Kenny Baker dies at age 85
• Trial begins in slaying of victim's advocate in Frankfort
• University of Kentucky cheerleader falls 44 feet, lands on his feet
• Humana closes downtown offices in Louisville
• Bluegrass great Kenny Baker dies at age 85
• Senate bill calls for background checks for all long-term care staff
• Changes to Lexington's generous health plan expected
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• Two are arrested in Frankfort on charge in selling ecstasy pills
• Lexington's heat index hits 112 degrees; heat advisory issued
• Residents are moved from group home in Paint Lick
• Indictment charges Paintsville doctor with distributing pain pills
• Train derails in Lincoln County; no report of injuries
• Ky. officials ask to intervene in bridges lawsuit
• No need to "go long" Pikeville and Covington. UK Football's Gameday Ready Tour is headed your way! Go Cats!
• Opening arguments heard in slaying of Franklin victim's advocate
• Update: Spotlight Festival 2011 canceled, inadequate fund-raising cited
• Kentucky Speedway offers ticket exchange; state says roads not the problem
• Progress often requires making strides even when the road is still a little rocky. In Kentucky, where working-age adults continue to lag on indicators of educational attainment, a rise in educational achievement among current students means a brighter ou
• Injuries reported after accident involving bus
• Quote of the Week: "Knowledge is the frontier of tomorrow." -Denis Waitley
• Kentucky News Review: Watch WEG superstar horse Toto in action
• Child left with life-threatening injuries after Danville accident
• Very hot weather settles in to Kentucky
• Lexington woman fights placement on child abuse and neglect registry
• Please Help Us Plant More Trees in Kentucky!
• Recent deluges continue extraordinarily wet year
• Homicide wasn't first violence at group home
• Tom Eblen: Magazine rankings can help Lexington get even better
• Ghost hunting's popularity is reducing the stigma
• Jack Pattie's wife, Marta, dies
• Are you a narcissist? Check your Facebook page
• Governor pledges to work with Kentucky Speedway on traffic
• Deadly choking game moves teen to action
• Lexington road construction update
• N. Ky. locks up juveniles for non-criminal offenses
• Pikeville College now called University of Pikeville
• Ex-Fort Campbell soldier charged again in 2 slayings
• Fasig-Tipton yearling sale provides insight into market's recovery
• Boyhood friends formed a bond, a business as expert masons
• Jack Pattie's wife, Marta, dies of cancer
• Governor pledges to work with Speedway to fix traffic problems
• Fasig-Tipton yearling sale provides insight into market's recovery
• Boyhood friends formed a bond, a business as expert masons
• Tom Eblen: Magazine rankings can help Lexington get even better
• Ghost hunting's popularity overshadowing stigma
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 p.m. EDT
• NKU adds trees to cut down on noise from stadium
• Homicide wasn't first violent act at group home
• Local businessman Jim Wenneker is making a lasting mark on The Art Museum at the University of Kentucky and you are invited to check out his masterpieces!
• Pikeville College now the University of Pikeville
• Coal workers among largest donors to 3 candidates
• Q and A: Kentucky Speedway GM discusses traffic mess
• Spiritual care given to chronically ill in state
• Tom Eblen: Focus on future of coal, not just the 'war' over it
• Enthusiasm at miniature horse show in Lexington isn't small
• UK study sees gains in state's education
• Mark Story: Kentucky's first Sprint Cup race huge in ways both good and bad
• Rand Paul, Mitch McConnell forge a friendship
• Kyle Busch rules over Sparta
• A year later, the verdict on Amanda's Law is still out
• Long waits in traffic to get to Kentucky Speedway frustrate NASCAR fans
• Merlene Davis: Veterans' Outreach works to close gaps in social service
• Army charges Fort Campbell soldier in 2 deaths
• Autopsy shows no medical event in helicopter crash
• Seat belt campaign led to 21,348 tickets
• Motorcycle crash kills Hazard man
• Enthusiasm at miniature horse show in Lexington isn't small
• Heading to a Farmer's Market today? Check out what is at its peak freshness in Kentucky before hitting the road.
• N. Ky. leads state in number of detained youth
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• Amish girl killed, 3 hurt in Ky. truck-buggy crash
• Alltech commits $14M to 2014 Equestrian Games in Normandy
• Unclaimed body at University of Kentucky morgue to go to Pulaski coroner
• Southworth murder trial set for January; his attorneys want it sooner
• Two men sentenced in 2006 slaying; one held in contempt for 'flipping off'
• Dozens of crashes shut down I-75 in Fayette; 20 injured
• Judge hears arguments in woman's extradition case for alleged war crimes
• Two women at center of Agriculture Department investigation resign
• Fayette sheriff's department will take over funeral escorts
• Prosecutors want to talk to jurors from Doneghy murder trial
• Former first lady Betty Ford dies at 93
• Congrats to Kentucky women's golfer Megan Moir on her win at the Marion Miley Invitational! Way to go!
• Chicago architect to present detailed designs for CentrePointe block
• Lexington police warn against credit card text-message scam
• Prosecutors want to talk to jurors from Doneghy murder trial
• Federal judge hears arguments in Bosnian woman's extradition case
• Beshear declines to appear twice next week with Williams
• Unclaimed body at University of Kentucky morgue to go to Pulaski coroner
• Dozens of crashes, 20 injured on I-75 in Fayette
• Southworth murder trial set for January; his attorneys want it sooner
• UK Hoops is taking their basketball skills and hitting the road for their inaugural satellite camp tour! Kindergarten to 12th grade girls around the state will learn the fundamentals of basketball. Sign up now! Go Cats!
• Williamsburg man accused of raping young girl
• Danville man pleads guilty in sexual assault at business
• Investigation of dog's death clears deputy of wrongdoing
• Two women at center of Agriculture Department investigation resign
• Fayette sheriff's department will take over funeral escorts
• Saturday, the first NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race will take to the track at the Kentucky Speedway in Sparta, KY. The action began yesterday with the Camping World Truck Series and will continue today with the Nationwide Series. UK HealthCare is the track
• Update: Alltech commits $14M to 2014 Equestrian Games in Normandy
• Two men sentenced in 2006 slaying; one held in contempt for 'flipping off'
• Motorcyclist killed in Knott crash
• Ky. commission says it can't afford Civil War fort
• Perry County shooting leaves 1 dead, 1 at UK
• Did YoU Know: Lexington is on the top of the list again. Up from the #9 spot just last year, the city that's home to the University of Kentucky has come in at #4 on Forbes' list of the Best Places for Business and Careers for 2011.
• Kentucky News Review: Falmouth calling Falmouth
• Kentucky ranks 6th in latest obesity rankings
• Coaching Moves To Self-Regulate
• Adversaries join in effort for more humane egg production
• After rain Thursday, Friday morning, forecast calls for a pleasant weekend
• Ex-jailer is leading candidate for interim director of Lexington detention center
• McCreary County man electrocuted while trying to steal copper
• Berea police investigate after racial slurs painted on cars
• Kentucky Special Olympians return from World Games with 14 medals
• Kentucky hires firm to create economic development plan
• New EPA pollution plan likely to affect power rates in Kentucky, 26 other states
• Frankfort murder trial postponed; key witness can't be located
• Most Ky. Medicaid recipients will choose a company to manage their care
• Woman accused of swallowing ring in Richmond jewelry heist
• Lexington Theological Seminary names its first female president
• Mark Story: Earnhardt Jr.'s fans stand loyal during the toughest of times
• Sentencing postponed in former Madison school secretary's rape case
• Fire in Harrison called suspicious
• Lexington council leaves mayor's line-item vetoes intact
• One person in Meade crash dies
• University of Kentucky hospital files lawsuit over unclaimed body
• Day Tripper: The living seems easy in Augusta
• University of Kentucky hospital files lawsuit over unclaimed body
• After rain Thursday, Friday morning, forecast calls for a pleasant weekend
• New EPA pollution plan likely to affect power rates in Kentucky, 26 other states
• McCreary County man electrocuted while trying to steal copper
• Woman accused of swallowing ring in Richmond jewelry theft
• A crowd of faculty, staff and students came out July 5th to meet new UK president, Dr. Eli Capilouto, his first week on the job! Check out pictures of the events on the university's Flickr account here:
• Kentucky hires firm to create economic development plan
• One person in Meade crash dies
• Man killed where copper theft being investigated
• Lexington Theological Seminary names its first female president
• Adversaries join in effort for more humane egg production
• Lexington Theological Seminary names new president
• Obesity statistics for Kentucky
• Sentencing postponed in former Madison school secretary's rape case
• Ford hiring 1,800 to build Escape in Louisville
• Most Ky. Medicaid recipients will choose a company to manage their care
• Ex-jailer is leading candidate for interim director of Lexington detention center
• In an interview or on the job, it's not a bad thing to speak on your performance instead of waiting for your performance to speak for itself. Step into the spotlight…it's your time to shine!
• UPDATED: Mercer gas station robbery suspect turns himself in
• If you are a teacher, a parent, or both…read this!
• In 1981-Pres. Reagan nominated Sandra Day O'Connor as Supreme Court justice; she became the first woman of the Supreme Court in Sept.
• Berea police investigate after racial slurs painted on cars
• Frankfort murder trial postponed; key witness can't be located
• Video of the Week: Picnics and grilling…now that's what we call "going out to eat." Follow these four steps - Clean, Sanitize, Cook, and Chill - to insure your food is not only good to eat, but safe to eat too!
• KY tobacco warehouse slated for destruction
• Investigator reviewing 'suspicious' Harrison County fire
• KY chaplains sue county chief over comments
• Kentucky News Review: Kentucky has one certified 'socially conscious' company
• Police: Avoid I-71 in northern Kentucky because of Sprint race
• Sentencing in school secretary sex case
• 1 dead, 1 wounded in Magoffin shooting
• Merlene Davis: Casey Anthony jurors don't deserve our wrath
• Casey Anthony attorney has Kentucky roots
• Not-guilty pleas entered for Madison couple charged in infant's death
• Candidates for governor, U.S. senators will speak at Fancy Farm picnic
• Former Magoffin principal pleads guilty to federal drug, gun charges
• Kentucky athletes return from Special Olympics with 14 medals
• Judge denies bail for Harlan native accused of fraud
• Kentucky awaits word on permission to ease into new health insurance rule
• Tom Eblen: Forbes rates Lexington fourth-best city for business
• Defense files motion for new trial in Doneghy murder case
• Repeat offender charged with murder after fatal crash
• Ex-federal prison guard accused of hitting police detective with car
• Missing Elliott boy found dead in pond
• Tractor accident kills Carlisle man
• Lexington councilman wants to limit hours for fireworks
• No consensus emerging to override Lexington mayor's spending vetoes
• Congrats to Victoria Dunlap on her great WNBA debut with the Washington Mystics! Though the team lost, we think Victoria made an impressive start in her pro career.
• No consensus emerging to override Lexington mayor's spending vetoes
• Former Magoffin principal pleads guilty to federal drug, gun charges
• Lexington councilman wants to limit hours for setting off fireworks
• Second settlement reached in ClassicStar mare fraud case, for $2M
• Casey Anthony attorney has Kentucky ties
• Nicholasville auto supplier to lay off 127
• Kentucky athletes return from Special Olympics with 14 medals
• Kentucky awaits word on permission to ease into new health insurance rule
• Tractor accident kills Carlisle man
• Crews cleaning up grain at site of derailed train
• On the 1st of July, UK Women's Soccer shared with us their favorite 4th of July memories. Now we want to know, what are your favorite memories and/or traditions on America's big day? Go Cats!
• Federal judge orders Harlan man to be detained until trial
• APNewsBreak: Capitol security gets reinforcements
• Defense files motion for new trial in Doneghy murder case
• Candidates for governor, U.S. senators will speak at Fancy Farm picnic
• Merlene Davis: Casey Anthony jurors don't deserve our wrath
• Ex-federal prison guard accused of hitting police detective with car
• Repeat offender charged with murder after fatal crash
• Is there a connection between our personality traits and the way we display our personal information on the Web? Nathan DeWall, professor of Psychology in the UK College of Arts & Sciences, puts this question to the test.
• Cool Trivia On this day in1957 - Althea Gibson became the first black tennis player to win the Wimbledon women’s singles tennis title.
• Not guilty pleas entered for Madison couple charged in infant's death
• Deputy suspended after allegedly beating dog
• Missing Elliott boy found dead in pond
• Image of the Week: It's his first week on the job, and the first order of business…to meet the campus community! Yesterday afternoon, many of you stopped by to shake hands, introduce yourself, and offer up a Big Blue welcome to UK's new
• Body of teen recovered from Green River
• Rowan County woman dies at UK Hospital after wreck
• Kentucky News Review: Businessman funds food program in Eastern Kentucky
• Eastern Ky. man charged with murder in DUI fatal
• Victims identified in Louisville murder-suicide
• Director of troubled Fayette County jail will retire Aug. 1
• Former UK football player James Withrow dies
• Food prices reach new high in Kentucky
• Man shot Monday in same Lexington complex where another was killed during weekend
• Kentucky attorney general celebrates Fourth with birth of second child
• Tom Eblen: Junior League Horse Show in its 75th year
• Whitley man charged with raping juvenile
• Car crash kills Sandy Hook woman
• 2-year-old boy dies following drowning in Harrodsburg
• Pikeville man dies when pickup hits tree, lands in creek
• Share owner sues Lexington's Walmac Stud over handling of stallion
• Central Library salutes Little Golden Books
• New historical marker unveiled
• No medical plan? Here's advice
• Military notes
• Father charged in Madison infant's death: 'I would not touch my baby'
• Education notes
• Third body found after Fourth of July swimming accident in Leslie County
• Lex-Care: Medical, car bills need paying
• Tom Eblen: Junior League Horse Show in its 75th year
• Share owner sues Lexington's Walmac Stud over handling of stallion
• 2-year-old boy dies following drowning in Harrodsburg
• Food prices reach new high in Kentucky
• Attorney general celebrates Fourth of July with birth of second child
• Pikeville man dies when pickup hits tree, lands in creek
• Strength on the field, the court, on the track, in the pool. And another strong showing in the classroom this spring. Go Cats! Southeastern Conference
• Director of troubled Fayette County jail will retire Aug. 1
• Third body found after July 4 swimming accident
• Father charged in Madison infant's death: 'I would not touch my baby'
• Man shot Monday in same Lexington complex where another was killed during weekend
• Whitley man charged with raping juvenile
• Transitioning from a nursing student to a @UK HealthCare employee may feel like trying to walk a tight rope at first. Participation in UK's Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program helps these new nurses catch their balance, setting them on the path t
• APNewsBreak: Ky. sees increase in homeless voters
• EKU garner's support to host presidential debate
• Recession hits transit budgets despite rising need
• Summer is a great time to catch up on the reading you've been meaning to do. Come this fall, the University Press of Kentucky will give you several more reasons to keep your nose in the books.
• Kentucky News Review: Lawsuits filed over American Saddlebred
• Only 144 texting while driving citations issued
• 2 men found shot to death in Louisville
• 2 dead, 1 missing after swimming accident
• Transy professor gets National Geographic grant
• Family installs solar panels, reduce energy costs
• $6,000 raised to fly 2 Afghan war zone dogs to the U.S.
• Bluegrass 10K women's winner 'died a little bit at the end'
• Tiny Gallatin expects big impact from NASCAR Sprint Cup race
• Neighbor saves man from East Loudon house fire
• Tens of thousands pack Lexington's July 4 festivities
• Madison parents charged in beating death of infant daughter
• Two Richmond men charged with stealing a/c units
• Richmond woman killed when car hits telephone pole
• Brit wins one for the bucket in men's Bluegrass 10K
• Brit wins one for the bucket in men's Bluegrass 10K
• Bluegrass 10K women's winner 'died a little bit at the end'
• Tens of thousands pack Lexington's July 4 festivities
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 p.m. EDT
• Daviess cancels fireworks show due to weather
• 2nd drowning within 1 week at S. Ind.'s Deam Lake
• Neighbor saves man from East Loudon house fire
• Madison Co. parents charged in beating death of their infant
• $6k raised to fly 2 Afghan war zone dogs to the US
• Tiny Gallatin expects big impact from NASCAR Sprint Cup race
• Richmond woman killed when car hits telephone pole
• Quote of the Week: "I pledge allegiance to the flag, of the United States of America…" -Francis Bellamy
• The college will be closed Monday, July 4.
• New message signs, cameras coming to Ky. highways
• UK Alumni Association plans Wildcat Plaza
• Thoroughbred Charities awards more than $900,000
• Ky. food bank organization buying unused produce
• Fourth of July calendar
• Traffic report, week of July 4
• Somerset firm sees unused natural gas wells as electricity source
• Lexington man charged with abuse of 3-year-old second cousin
• Lexington man faces list of charges after allegedly biting officer
• Man robbed in Lexington while making bank deposit
• Mark Story: Kentucky Speedway founder can only watch as his Cup race dream realized
• 23-year-old man is Lexington's latest homicide victim
• Kentucky Guard unit prepares to deploy to Iraq to help U.S. end its stay
• Crash at S. Ind.'s Madison Regatta injures 4
• Kentucky Guard unit prepares to deploy to Iraq to help U.S. end its stay
• Man robbed in Lexington while making bank deposit
• Man in fair condition after Lexington shooting
• Lexington man charged with abuse of 2-year-old second cousin
• KY couple marries on soccer field
• Updated | 23-year-old is Lexington's latest homicide
• Investigators probing cause of strip mall fire
• Attorney, activist Wedekind dies at 85
• Ky. soldiers get crash course in hotel hospitality
• Bowling Green council to weigh trial opposition
• Somerset firm sees unused natural gas wells as electricity source
• Amish appeal safety lights conviction in KY
• CSX offering $10,000 in train derailment
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• Will a new NASCAR racing tradition be a hit for all of Kentucky?
• A parade always draws a crowd in Georgetown
• NASCAR haulers to parade through Lexington Wednesday
• Man dies of injuries after being found on Bourbon County road
• Man in serious condition after Manchester shooting
• State pension enrollment booms as non-government workers get benefits
• Retooled Red, White and Boom is a hit with most at ballpark
• Retooled Red, White and Boom gets compliments
• 3-month-old Cincinnati Zoo giraffe euthanized
• NASCAR haulers to parade through Lexington Wednesday
• Swift postpones Louisville concert for illness
• Man in serious condition after Manchester shooting
• Parade a top draw for Scott County
• WKU's new vineyard to be used for wine production
• Will all sports fans in Kentucky embrace NASCAR the same way they have the Derby?
• Minivan hits woman at Rand Avenue and North Limestone
• Events this weekend and closings
• Measuring Resolution Success Halfway Through the Year
• Lexington the laziest city? Which list do you believe?
• Beshear administration mum on plan to cut $168.9 million from budget
• Bluegrass 10,000 is stressful race, if mom says it is
• Chandler blasts GOP Medicare plan favored by Barr
• Letcher judge allows outside supervision of rest home to continue
• Trader Joe's taking steps to open in Lexington
• Indiana man charged in Richmond with sex abuse involving 13-year-old
• Gray vetoes $889,612 of spending from Lexington budget
• Lexington police investigate death at Fayette jail
• Beshear administration delays release of details on Medicaid contracts
• Burnside woman dies of injuries from car-train accident
• Minivan hits woman at Rand Avenue and North Limestone
• Woman runs into Jessamine fire station
• Lexington the laziest city? Which list do you believe?
• Trader Joe's taking steps to open in Lexington
• Making it look as is as ABC, 123. Congratulations UK Baseball junior, Alex Meyer, for being selected second-team All-South Region by the American Baseball Coaches Association. Go Cats!
• Coroner says woman's death at Calumet was suicide
• Did yoU Know: It's easy to get lost in the scene of a good book or movie. Whether it's the nostalgia, the romance, or maybe even the excitement of it all, it's fun to get lost in a world far from reality sometimes. Recently, the Courier-Jo
• UK-Norton planning CT screens for lung cancer
• Gray vetoes $889,612 of spending from Lexington budget
• Firefighter pleads guilty to setting forest blaze
• Crash on I-75 in Madison kills Berea man
• Welcome University of Kentucky's 12th president, Dr. Eli Capilouto! Follow him throughout his freshman year, as he takes the reins as head of UK and as a leader in the Commonwealth.
• This Week in the Civil War
• Kentucky News Review: Wall St. Journal prepares Knicks fans to meet Jorts
• Have a fun and safe Fourth of July weekend! What will you be doing this weekend?
• Plane registered to Lexington resident crashes in Oklahoma
• Louisville officer falls from hood of fleeing car
• Four caught in state lottery fraud sting
• New judge needed in case of punched lawmaker
• New law means more choices of fireworks — and more risk of injury
• I-65 construction on hold for holiday weekend
• Elliott grand jury indicts 53 on drug charges; Letcher arrests 20
• Two more are sentenced in Kentucky oil and gas scheme
• Calumet Farm, friend address discovery of woman's body in barn
• Lexington, Louisville to study economic partnership
• Downtown Lexington library takes steps to eradicate 'isolated' bedbugs
• Hearing against steward wraps; ruling at least 5 months away
• State questioned record-keeping of GOP candidate for attorney general
• What's open and closed for July 4 holiday
• Two are shot near Sixth and Pemberton in Lexington
• Miner killed in Harlan County identified
• State police find stolen bulldozer, trailer in Knott County
• Lexington attorney elected vice chairman of WKU board of regents
• Jury recommends 30-year sentence for Doneghy in Lexington officer's death
• Fayette social workers investigated; findings under review
• UK In the News: This UK alum hasn't forgotten his "blue" roots!
• Two more are sentenced in Kentucky oil and gas scheme
• State questioned record-keeping of GOP candidate for attorney general
• Lexington attorney elected vice chairman of WKU board of regents
• Lexington, Louisville to study economic partnership
• On Dr. Todd’s last day, we take a moment to recognize him for his dedication and leadership to the University of Kentucky. We thank Dr. and Mrs. Todd for the impact they’ve made over the past ten years.
• Hearing against race steward ends; ruling could be 5 months away
• Elliott grand jury indicts 53 on drug charges; Letcher arrests 20
• 4 people charged with lottery fraud in sting
• What's open and closed for July 4 holiday
• State police find stolen bulldozer, trailer in Knott County
• Fayette social workers investigated; findings under review
• Image of the Week: According to Tom Priddy, meteorologist in the UK College of Agriculture Weather Center, combined, this April and May were the wettest on record. The spring rains and rising river postponed the KY Derby Festival Great Steamboat Race, wh
• Downtown Lexington library takes steps to eradicate 'isolated' bedbugs
• Calumet Farm, friend address discovery of woman's body in barn
• Miner killed in Harlan County identified
• Just two years after the UK Chapter was established, Jenna Brashear has become the first UK student to be awarded a $5000 fellowship grant from The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi - the "most selective honor society." She credits her UK experien
• McConnell invites Obama to Capitol
• Gravel Switch woman found dead after search
• Congratulations, Eric Quigley, recently named to the 2011 United States Tennis Association Summer Collegiate Team. See him on the Kentucky court next spring, as Eric competes during his senior season here at UK. Go Cats!
• Give a warm welcome to our new students attending Stop By, Get Started at the Winchester Campus this afternoon! What do you like most about attending BCTC?
• Doneghy trial Twitter updates: Jury to resume deliberations at 10
• Kentucky News Review: Colbert bestows award on Lexington
• Boyle County woman's body found near her car
• McCracken precinct rejects beer, wine sales
• Kentucky boy drowns in lake at S. Indiana park
• Jurors to resume deliberations on hit-and-run death of police officer
• Elderly Kentuckians again targets of money scam
• Lexington mayor outlines potential budget vetoes, will decide Friday
• Woman's body found at Calumet Farm
• Few were concerned about Life At Ten, witnesses say at hearing
• Steve Nunn will receive state pension despite murder conviction
• Georgetown man arrested on meth charges
• Lexington woman charged with leaving two young children unattended
• Miner dies in accident in Harlan
• Woman charged with murder in Perry; allegedly shot brother's companion
• Two killed in fiery early-morning crash in Greenup
• Lexington Catholic grad running 10K in honor of late teen who inspired award
• Merlene Davis: Minority educational crisis is a problem for us all
• Kentucky lawmaker pledges to push again for state pension system reforms
• Company leader sentenced to 10 years in Target Oil scheme
• 'Grandparent scam' has bilked $40,000 from Kentuckians this year
• Kroger explores rooftop parking for Euclid Avenue store
• Georgetown man arrested on meth charges
• Pulaski seeks loans to help pay legal fees
• Steve Nunn will receive state pension despite murder conviction
• Few were concerned about Life At Ten, witnesses say at hearing
• Kroger explores rooftop parking for Euclid Avenue store
• Kentucky lawmaker pledges to push again for state pension system reforms
• Prosecutors, attorneys await verdict in Doneghy murder trial
• Judge dismisses murder charges in women's slayings
• Miner dies in accident in Harlan
• Woman's body found at Calumet Farm
• Company leader sentenced to 10 years in Target Oil scheme
• Merlene Davis: Minority educational crisis is a problem for us all
• : Congratulations to Tom Robl and Jack Groppo for receiving U.S. Patent number 7,963,398 on June 21st for "Method for hydraulically separating carbon and classifying coal combustion ash."
• Man jailed for allegedly stabbing girlfriend with a pitchfork
• Obama reaps victory as judges uphold health law
• 'Grandparent scam' has bilked $40,000 from Kentuckians this year
• Two killed in fiery early-morning crash in Greenup
• Lexington woman charged with leaving two young children unattended
• Video of the Week: "...to express my sincere gratitude to you for the role you have played in our institution’s success during the past 10 years. My tenure as your President has been the job of a lifetime and the most humbling privilege."
• Gray outlines potential budget vetoes; will decide Friday
• Are you an extreme Cat fan? Then you need Extreme Access…
• 2 ATVs collide, woman killed
• Lawsuit claims some sewage billing inaccurate
• Doneghy trial Twitter updates: Closing arguments expected Wednesday
• Kentucky News Review: Jug bands began in Louisville
• Woman charged after brother's companion dies in Perry County shooting
• Perry County woman charged in fatal shooting
• Man's body found in his submerged car
• Wal-Mart Stores cutting gas prices for 3 months
• Ky. foresters warn of approach of Asian beetle
• Todd will be paid $162,000 a year as a UK engineering professor
• Steve Nunn pleads guilty to murder; sentenced to life
• Lex-Care: Elderly woman needs wheelchair carrier
• Education notes: June 29
• Fayette County: All you need to know for the July 4 holiday
• Jessamine County: Two grants for environmental aids
• Woodford County: Newspaper carrier retires after 38 years
• Life At Ten hearing against chief racing steward begins
• Audit: Retirement agency official failed to disclose ties to placement agent
• Hustonville man gets a year and a day in prison in oil and gas fraud scheme
• Richie Farmer's wife seeks trial date in divorce case
• Attorneys wrap up case in Doneghy trial
• UK HealthCare nurses hone teamwork on challenge course
• Chronology of the Steve Nunn case
• Lexington businessman buys building at Esplanade and Main
• Lee Todd will be paid $162,000 a year as a UK engineering professor
• Lexington businessman buys building at Esplanade and Main
• Hustonville man gets a year and a day in prison in oil and gas fraud scheme
• Man is found dead in car in Rowan County pond
• Bath County school board chairman faces possible removal
• Life At Ten hearing against chief racing steward begins
• Exit ramp from New Circle onto Harrodsburg to be closed July 7-11
• Proposed sandhill crane hunt in Kentucky clears another hurdle
• Attorneys wrap up case in Doneghy trial
• Think we only educate future physicians? Think again. We also educate the future scientists who may one day make groundbreaking biomedical research discoveries for the Commonwealth and beyond.
• Mickey Harmon, Boyle magistrate, dies
• Family, friends of Ross say Nunn's guilty plea is a relief
• Anderson murder suspect extradited
• On this day in 1935 - President Roosevelt ordered a federal gold vault to be built at Fort Knox, Kentucky.
• Richie Farmer's wife seeks trial date in divorce case
• Cleveland Indians outfielder Austin Kearns will plead guilty in DUI case
• Chronology of the Steve Nunn case
• Audit: Kentucky retirement agency official failed to disclose ties to placement agent
• Team Blue and White! Operating under the idea of communication, collaboration, and caring for the purpose of student success, UK's Advising Network is a leader in the university and the community. This year, the group took their job of service to th
• Boys, 14 and 16, charged with murder in Covington
• Steve Nunn pleads guilty in court Tuesday
• Kentucky News Review: Lexington most sedentary city in U.S.
• Long-time condemned inmate wins new trial
• Who ever said Cats and birdies couldn't get along? Go Cats!
• Crews search for escaped inmate in eastern Ky.
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• Cable barrier work on I-64, I-65 next month
• Ky. schools receive millions for healthy snacks
• More than 40,000 coal license plates sold so far
• Fort Campbell announces Fourth of July schedule
• Gov. Beshear Announces Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games Had Economic Impact Of More Than $201 Million
• Funeral services set for Lexington girl who died after being hit by van
• Investigative file regarding David Williams remains sealed for now
• Beshear appoints former Democratic Party executive to $60,000-a-year job
• One of six accused in Kentucky oil and gas scheme is sentenced to 2½ years
• Iconic Lexington hotel sold for $9 million at courthouse sale
• Fayette jail inmate died over the weekend; family says he needed medication
• Defense attorneys question impartiality of expert witness in Doneghy case
• Fayette County Board of Health approves autonomy for Primary Care Center
• Fayette health department OKs $28 million budget
• Man accused of Nicholasville arson pleads guilty to amended charge
• World Equestrian Games had $201.5 million impact in state, report says
• Deer crashes into, out of Lexington shopping center
• Fayette health department OKs $28 million budget
• One of six accused in Kentucky oil and gas scheme is sentenced to 2 1/2 years
• 'Most American' vehicle: Toyota's Camry
• Fayette County Board of Health approves autonomy for Primary Care Center
• Funeral services set for Lexington girl who died after being hit by van
• Online resources and interactive websites part 5
• Berea man faces 12 years in child-porn case
• Investigative file regarding David Williams remains sealed for now
• Defense attorneys question impartiality of expert witness in Doneghy case
• 6-year-old boy dies after being found in pool
• 51.95 seconds, eh. That's .04 seconds from matching the fastest time school record Jenna Martin already holds, and what it took for the UK Track and Field senior to win the 400-meter dash in the Canadian National Championship this past weekend. Go
• Iconic Lexington hotel sold for $9 million at courthouse sale
• Fayette jail inmate died over the weekend
• Man facing sexual charges pleads guilty to criminal abuse
• Search the University of Kentucky crime database
• Man accused of arson pleads guilty to amended charge
• Carter man arrested for operating ATV on state highway
• Allie, Megan, and Marlena. You may know them as, "The Trio." They are taking on the medical world together...from UK where they met, to Africa where they'd like to end up together again during their time in residency. These girls have got
• Update: World Equestrian Games had $201.5 million impact in state, report says
• N. Ky. city bucks trend, has healthy budget
• Quote of the Week: "Life is either a daring adventure or nothing." -Helen Keller
• Child burned in northern Ky. home fire
• Kentucky News Review: What are Clooney and Depp up to these days?
• Girl run over by family van, dies in Lexington
• TVA says power grid not fragile, despite storms
• City may seek safety measures on Ohio River bridge
• 1 dead, another wounded in central Ky. shooting
• Owensboro bridge closing for 3 months
• Troops training at Brown Hotel for Iraq duty
• Ky. counties eligible for funds to remove tires
• Female, Hispanic farmers may receive compensation
• Christ Church names its first female dean, rector
• Churchill Downs finds wild success with night-racing experiment
• Traffic report, week of June 27
• Program allows UK students to rent cars on campus by the hour
• New Waveland monument honors founders and slaves
• Dudley's, Shorty's, Table Three Ten among historic preservation honorees
• Significance makes aging LexTran building tough to demolish
• Defense to present its case in Doneghy murder trial; could wrap up Wednesday
• Dudley's, Shorty's, Table Three Ten among historic preservation honorees
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 p.m. EDT
• 101st soldier charged with soliciting hit man
• New Waveland monument honors founders and slaves
• Gray, Yates honored by Lexington Fairness
• Ex-mayor spent thousands in discretionary funds
• Corps: Mississippi River flood damaged levees
• KY county, city looking into firearm possession
• Cuts could threaten only Ky. trout hatchery
• Official: Steel site cleanup expensive
• Lexington's Christ Church Episcopal names ex-National Cathedral leader as dean, rector
• Churchill Downs finds wild success with night-racing experiment
• Danville settles with ex-city manager for $116K
• Woman found dead in Ky., hotel, husband charged
• Cody Dales is destined for greatness
• Tom Eblen: An exit interview with the University of Kentucky's Lee Todd
• 24 women graduate from Democratic leadership program
• Tom Eblen: Bobbie Ann Mason's latest novel takes us far from Kentucky
• Activists call for stronger enforcement of Clean Water Act
• Lexington woman dies in crash on I-64, trying to avoid bicycle in road
• Coroner identifies Lexington girl killed in accident at Constitution Park
• Merlene Davis: Teens need to show leadership
• Short sale can be an alternative to foreclosure
• Fencing runs in the Kiefer family
• Tenn. teen is named 2011 Distinguished Young Woman
• Woman dies in crash on I-75
• Lexington police, firefighters to square off in annual softball game
• 24 women graduate from Democratic leadership program
• Merlene Davis: Teens need to show leadership
• Activists call for stronger enforcement of Clean Water Act
• Short sale can be an alternative to foreclosure
• Lexington family finds international success in fencing
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 p.m. EDT
• Coroner identifies Lexington girl killed in accident at Constitution Park
• Lexington woman dies in crash on I-64, trying to avoid bicycle in road
• Lexington man dies in motorcycle crash
• Doctors drug-testing patients to weed out abuse
• Doctors drug-testing patients to weed out abuse
• Louisville struggles with vacant home problem
• Leaders say bridge accident shows replacement need
• Fighter jets to be on display at Blue Grass Airport
• Headed to the Farmers Market? Looking for a new seasonal recipe? The Kentucky Fresh Cookbook from University Press of Kentucky has a few ideas.
• Body found in Ohio River search for missing man
• Van hits, kills teen-ager at Lexington's Constitution Park
• House leaders discuss Henry Clay's contribution to post
• Orange Leaf frozen yogurt to expand statewide
• Bakers 360 restaurant atop Chase tower closes
• More than 3,000 Kentucky non-profit groups lose tax-exempt status
• Restaurants warned about callers trying to set up phony inspections
• Former Florida doctor gets four years in Eastern Kentucky pills case
• Fire, apparent burglary lead to arson investigation
• Former Blue Grass Airport official 'shocked' to get jail time
• Trade show suspended Alltech after 2009 incident
• EKU's Emerson defeats Gumm to win Women's State Amateur
• Former Pikeville doctor admits fraudulently obtaining pills
• Starting this fall our students can learn more about their surroundings with Community 101, a new class from the UK College of Arts & Sciences dedicated to all things Lexington.
• Woman, infant suffer minor injuries in one-car accident in Lexington
• Man gets three years in prison for illegally entering the U.S. for the third time
• Former Florida doctor gets four years in Eastern Kentucky pills case
• Orange Leaf frozen yogurt to expand statewide
• Bakers 360 restaurant atop Chase tower closes
• More than 3,000 Kentucky non-profit groups lose tax-exempt status
• Once a Wildcat… Best wishes to Josh Harrellson, DeAndre Liggins, Brandon Knight, and Enes Kanter in their NBA careers and with all their future endeavors. Go Cats!
• Restaurants warned about callers trying to set up phony inspections
• Attorney: Ex-Blue Grass Airport official 'truly shocked' he got jail time
• Fire, apparent burglary lead to arson investigation
• Feds: underground Ky. mine warned of inspection
• Have a little faith. Christson Adedoyin did. Even when those around him didn't agree, he knew social work is where he belonged. Following what he believed to be his spiritual calling, he came from Nigeria to the United States, to earn a doctoral de
• City of Harlan prepares to cut staff
• Did yoU Know: A week from today, as Dr. @Lee T. Todd Jr. retires from a decade of service to the University and the Commonwealth of Kentucky, Dr. Eli Capilouto will officially take the reigns as UK's 12th president. His quiet demeanor has left many
• Senate panel to review visa process
• This Week in the Civil War
• Kentucky News Review: UK prof works to improve health in Appalachia
• Car knocks person off bridge into Ohio River
• Propane leak possible cause of Ky. house explosion
• Ky. mother enters plea in bus driver's assault
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• Federal grant to help Ky. unemployment recipients
• Mine safety agency posts miners' rights page
• Shredder starts fire at home on Pepperhill Road in Lexington
• Handicapped-accessible space will affect upper-level seating in Rupp
• Former Hardin bank employee pleads guilty to fraud
• After confirmed tornado, Churchill Downs to resume racing Friday
• Cars, homes and one barn damaged in Montgomery County storm Thursday
• Man, 36, found dead in University of Kentucky parking garage
• Council passes budget, mayor promises to use line-item veto
• Witnesses credit teamwork for saving people, horses at Churchill Downs
• Reconstructionist explains how evidence was linked to Doneghy's SUV
• Retired physician, wife sue former Madison sheriff officials
• We know they are man's best friend, but dogs are also welcome companions at Kentucky Children's Hospital too!
• Cars, homes and one barn damaged in Montgomery County storm Thursday
• Hearing set to investigate security lapses in Kentucky terrorism case
• Witnesses credit teamwork for saving people, horses at Churchill Downs
• 2 injured in fire at industrial park business
• Ky. reports decline in jobless rate from last year
• Man charged with murder after fatal wreck in Ky.
• Be a part of a UK tradition that's been waving its pride for the Wildcats since the early 1940s! Auditions for the 2011 UK Color Guard begin tonight at 5pm, with a second session opportunity on Saturday, June 25 at 1pm. Best wishes to all!
• Cynthiana man faces arson charges after 3 fires
• Road sign warns of zombies in northern Ky.
• Reconstructionist explains how evidence was linked to Doneghy's SUV
• Tonight is the NBA Draft. Tune in to see where our outgoing Wildcats will land this season. Go Cats!
• Taiwan donates $20,000 to Ky. storm relief
• UK ALERT: URGENT! The National Weather Service has issued a TORNADO WARNING for the Lexington area until 1:45 pm. Please seek shelter immediately.
• Former Hardin bank employee pleads guilty to fraud
• Olive Hill resident faces rape, other charges
• Man, 36, found dead in University of Kentucky parking garage
• Before they embark on a 16-day summer tour of Europe, help us send the UK Jazz Ensemble off in style at a swingin' bon voyage concert happening this Sunday.
• 44 Pulaski residents charged with not paying child support
• Teen ruled competent in robbery, slaying case
• If asked, "Where do you see yourself in 10 years," would you have an answer? What if they were asking you as the president of a land-grant university, born of a vision of service and economic growth nearly 150 yrs ago? Led by President @Lee T.
• After confirmed tornado, Churchill Downs to resume racing Friday
• Cool Trivia On this day in 1983 the United States Supreme court ruled that the U.S.Congress could not veto presidential decisions.
• Doneghy trial Twitter updates: New witnesses testify Thursday
• Kentucky News Review: Ky. man arrested for using 'boosting bag'
• Ky. man charged with conspiring to kill attorney
• 2 people charged in death of Paint Lick man
• Ky. gets grant to enhance background checks of some nursing home workers
• AT&T adding jobs, improving cell services in Ky.
• Pike judge-executive: Ag. candidate Farmer 'no longer welcome here'
• Woman testifies she lied about driving vehicle that killed officer
• Large fire damages livestock yard in Wayne County
• Sen. McConnell won't say where he stands on Libya mission
• Study notes spike in birth defects near mountaintop mining
• Madison man faces assault charge in shooting
• Rand Paul questions official over airport pat-down of Kentucky girl
• Woman dies in McCreary crash
• Greenup County man indicted on child pornography charges
• Retired physician, wife sue former Madison sheriff officials
• Driver dies several days after ATV accident in Elliott
• Crash in Wayne kills 1, injures another
• Inmate who held Nunn hostage alleges conspiracy
• Eastern Kentucky coal miner's pay restored while he pursues claim
• Merlene Davis: 50 volunteers offer to help Lexington youth
• Oakwood, home for mentally disabled, cuts 200 jobs
• Is UK Opera Theatre a top 20 program in opera training? The Richard Tucker Music Foundation certainly thinks so:
• UPDATED: Tornado hits Louisville near Churchill Downs
• Oakwood, home for mentally disabled, cuts 200 jobs
• Murphy stresses 'heart' of game as Bryan Station's new girls' coach
• Large fire damages livestock yard in Wayne County
• Rand Paul questions official over airport pat-down of Kentucky girl
• Greenup County man indicted on child pornography charges
• Pike judge-executive: Ag. candidate Farmer 'no longer welcome here'
• Retired physician, wife sue former Madison sheriff officials
• Eastern Kentucky coal miner's pay restored while he pursues claim
• Ky. gets grant to enhance background checks of some nursing home workers
• Sen. McConnell won't say where he stands on Libya mission
• 2 people charged in death of Paint Lick man
• Study notes spike in birth defects near mountaintop mining
• Merlene Davis: 50 volunteers offer to help Lexington youth
• Fish and wildlife officer allegedly flashed badge to get 15-year-old into bar
• Morgan Keegan settles fraud charges, agrees to pay $200 million
• That's right...They are all fellow Wildcats! The nickname "Wildcats" was adopted by UK in the year 1909. Go Cats!
• What do Arizona, Northwestern, New Hampshire, Kansas State, Villanova and Northern Michigan all have in common with Kentucky?
• Inmate who held Nunn hostage alleges conspiracy
• 22 Ky. counties now qualify for storm-related unemployment
• Fish & Wildlife officer allegedly flashed badge to get 15-year-old into bar
• Madison man faces assault charge in shooting
• Woman testifies she lied about driving vehicle that killed officer
• Lexington leaders try to raise awareness of youth programs
• Appalachia may be rich in natural resources, but struggles with poverty and limited health care. Faith Moves Mountains is a series of projects aimed at using the area's strong sense of community to improve on specific health behaviors. This method u
• Crash in Wayne kills 1, injures another
• Judge to rule on competency in murder case
• Cool Trivia On This Day in1946 - Mail was transported by jet airplanes for the first time.
• Woman dies in McCreary crash
• Image of the Week: Dr. Everett and Mrs. Roberta Schaeffer of Berea, KY, have accomplished a lot in their lifetimes. He retired after 51 years as a practicing physician; she, a former school teacher, author, and co-founder of what is now the Pregnancy Cri
• Kentucky News Review: Kentucky author first to sell million ebooks
• Volunteer responders in western Ky. quit
• Louisville gets $1.9M in surplus funds
• Firefighters warn of newly available, powerful fireworks
• Imagination Library to offer Braille, audio books
• Sharpsburg gets funding for education center
• Military Notes
• Divas in Defense class teaches women how to defend themselves — and avoid trouble
• Fayette County: Young fiddlers win prizes in Ga. competition
• Jessamine County: Fireworks sale benefits the arts
• Beshear declares state of emergency in 6 counties
• Troubled Fayette health board remains mostly intact
• Tom Eblen: Berea should do right thing, enact fairness ordinance
• Judge to decide on whether writings should be allowed in Steve Nunn's murder trial
• Voters back package alcohol sales in Manchester
• Danville photographer faces 7 years in prison on child-porn plea
• Ex-Fayette health chief Melinda Rowe to get 10 months paid leave
• Lexington sewer fees could double or triple, council panel told
• Defense attorney grills officers about Doneghy's arrest
• Democratic candidate for agriculture commissioner apologizes for jokes about Eastern Kentucky
• Leaders of year: Lafayette's Caton, Franklin Co.'s Ferrell
• Fayette County jail fire started in inmate's cell
• UK in the News: See what one of our physical therapists in the UK Sports Physical Therapy Clinic says about what stretches are best for avoiding injuries.
• Berea council not likely to get fairness ordinance for at least a month
• Lexington police help find man who escaped deputy
• Couple appeal lawsuit against archdiocese
• Voters back package alcohol sales in Manchester
• Danville photographer faces 7 years in prison on child porn plea
• Man flees courthouse through holding cell ceiling
• Judge to decide on whether writings should be allowed in Steve Nunn's murder trial
• Democratic candidate for agriculture commissioner apologizes for jokes about Eastern Kentucky
• Video of the Week: When we asked our students, "What will be the legacy of President and Mrs. Todd's time at UK?" they replied...
• Divas in Defense class teaches women how to defend themselves — and avoid trouble
• Defense attorney grills officers about Doneghy's arrest
• Lexington sewer fees could double or triple, council panel told
• Troubled Fayette health board remains mostly intact
• Former Kentuckian murdered Friday told co-workers she feared she could die
• Beshear declares state of emergency in 6 counties
• "The time I've spent with students over the past 10 years will be my brightest memory." -Dr. Lee T. Todd Jr., UK President
• Former Fayette health chief Rowe continues paid leave through August
• Kentucky seeks different measure for student progress
• Kentucky News Review: Insurance premimums for Kentuckians with pre-existing conditions to fall dramatically
• Fort Knox repairs closing 2 hiking trails
• The latest news in trial of man charged in Lexington officer's death
• Today is the first day of summer, but the second day of Summer Advising Conferences at UK. These new student orientations are going on now through July 14th. Welcome new Wildcats and Happy Summer!
• Kentucky Wesleyan College going smoke-free in fall
• Body found in floodwaters in upper East Tennessee
• Cincinnati airport to close 1 area, reopen other
• Suit over EKU student killed by train could be delayed
• Ky. distilleries rapidly expand amid bourbon boom
• Gatton among nation's top 5 high schools
• Waveland Historic Site celebrating this weekend
• Charities receive $350,000 from celebrity golf tournament
• Mayor Gray criticizes changes to city budget as council prepares to vote
• Knox flood kills 1, wrecks homes; 3 trapped miners rescued
• University of Kentucky's donated-leave program expands
• Disabled man's murder charge dropped in group-home slaying
• Beshear campaign says it has raised $1.5 million since primary
• Officers in Doneghy case describe details of evidence and arrest
• Charities receive $350,000 from celebrity golf tournament
• Defense in Doneghy trial continues to question lighting at scene
• 3 men freed after being trapped in Kentucky mine
• Mayor Gray criticizes changes to city budget as council prepares to vote
• Beshear campaign says it has raised $1.5 million since primary
• Red, White and BLUE! Congratulations UK Softball assistant coach, Molly Johnson, for being selected a third consecutive summer season to the 2011 United States National team. Go Cats!
• University of Kentucky's donated-leave program expands
• 1 dead, 1 serious after shooting near Barbourville
• Judge: DNA evidence wouldn't have changed '85 death sentences
• Judge dismisses Paint Lick man's murder charge
• 11-year-old Nickolas Wrobleski was inspired by his grandfather and his great-aunt to create a class project that was worth more than just a passing grade. Nickolas and his ad - a call to join the fight against cancer, and to support the UK Markey Cancer
• High court bars mass sex bias case vs. Wal-Mart
• Evangelist pleads guilty in Ky. fraud case
• Lawsuit over train fatality could be delayed
• Quote of the Week: "Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves." -James M. Barrie
• On Twitter: Lexington detective to testify Monday in trial over police officer's death
• Houses, roads flood in Knox; warnings issued
• Kentucky News Review: Bobbie Ann Mason discusses the inspiration for her new book
• Northern Ky. jailers have high turnover rate
• Louisville residents without power after storm
• Louisville woman survives lightning strike
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:59 a.m. EDT
• Orphaned wells being plugged at Big South Fork
• Fort Campbell sets ceremonies for command changes
• Ky. health officials urge HIV testing
• World Peace Bell opens up with new tenant
• Mammoth Cave offers tours for free Tuesday
• Performing arts camps give invaluable skills
• Kentucky gubernatorial campaigns say religion isn't an issue
• Second week of Doneghy trial to begin Monday with officer on the stand
• More than 300 in Lexington have told stories at StoryCorps booth
• Lexington traffic report: what's closed
• Bluegrass Hospitality Group expands Drake's to Louisville, Tennessee
• Media Notebook: WTVQ puts a second channel on HD
• City plans to make streets safer for cyclists
• Soldier from Kentucky drowns on Okla. river float
• Second week of Doneghy trial to begin Monday with officer on the stand
• KSU gunman pleads guilty, mentally ill
• City plans to make streets safer for cyclists
• Man dies of injuries from Woodford crash that also killed his wife
• Gubernatorial campaigns say any candidate's religion isn't an issue
• More than 300 in Lexington have told stories at StoryCorps booth
• Lexington traffic report: what's closed
• Storms leave thousands without power in Ky.
• Activist group applauds discipline in pool dispute
• Activist group applauds discipline in pool dispute
• Fort Campbell soldier arrested after shooting
• KY man lands rare catch, a skeleton, while fishing
• NKU's general education curriculum to get reviewed
• Media Notebook: WTVQ puts a second channel on HD
• Bluegrass Hospitality Group expands Drake's to Louisville, Tennessee
• Police: Man arrested after test drive with no end
• Police say ATV riders were carrying load of Xanax pills
• Franklin: The pug who tugs at hearts
• Tom Eblen: Greenville shows what can happen with a clear vision, high standards
• Merlene Davis: Take time this Father's Day and change a child's life
• Ex-Cat Anthony Epps arrested, charged with DUI, then resigns as Marion County coach
• Hazard pool employee suspended, policies rewritten after expulsion of gay men
• Jockey discovers history of black horsemen at local cemetery
• Profile: New University of Kentucky president's voice shaped by Alabama childhood
• Lexington man's search for father leads him to Arlington National Cemetery
• New UK first lady, Mary Lynne Capilouto: 'We could make a life here'
• Eli Capilouto focusing on UK facilities, state funding, 'balance' with athletics
• Ichthus hopes local attendees can help build stronger financial base
• 2 punished after disabled gays told to leave pool
• Versailles man dies from May auto wreck injuries
• Ichthus hopes local attendees can help build stronger financial base
• Ky. man's body found in burning Calif. truck bed
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 p.m. EDT
• Jockey discovers history of black horsemen at local cemetery
• Retired firefighter killed in house fire
• Ex-Cat Epps arrested, charged with DUI, then resigns as Marion County coach
• Woman gets 14 years for killing ex-boyfriend
• Company considering wind turbines for northern Ky.
• Ag programs providing fresh produce growing
• This Week at the Kentucky Horse Park - July 2
• Upcoming Kentucky Horse Park Events and News: Jun 16, 2011
• 4 sections of old Harrodsburg Road in Jessamine to get new names
• GOP candidates raise $700,000 in event at home of Don and Mira Ball
• State supreme court: Teachers have discretion with reporting abuse
• Legislators' pension plan is better funded than state workers' program
• Ramp closing requires detours in Lexington
• Democrats, Williams continue to spar over decision not to release tax returns
• Democrats, Williams continue to spar over decision not to release tax returns
• Legislators' pension plan is better funded than state workers' program
• Officials invited to speak at protest
• State supreme court: Teachers have discretion with reporting abuse
• Did yoU Know: The best time to start thinking about your future is now! UK's Office of Community Engagement will host a UK Day for middle school students from Lexington's William Wells Brown neighborhood next week. They'll participate in
• GOP candidates raise $700,000 in event at home of Don and Mira Ball
• I-64 rest area in Woodford reopens
• 4 sections of old Harrodsburg Road in Jessamine to get new names
• Believe in yourself enough to recognize opportunity when it presents itself, and then commit to it! ...Because finding success with the @NASA community or another of the nation’s leading companies doesn't require you to be a rocket scientist.
• Feds raid office of northern Ky. doctor
• Tom Eblen updates: Lexington group looks for city improvement ideas in South Carolina
• This Week in the Civil War
• Where are they now? Another Wildcat is headed to the pros. We're so proud of them all! Who's the Wildcat you were most sad to see go, but so glad to watch succeed? Fill in the blank: My favorite former Wildcat is _____, and now plays/works for
• Kentucky News Review: Rep. Yarmuth's cat has a face only he could love
• Lawsuit filed by parents of shot Louisville boy
• High-profile atty. barred from major Ohio case
• News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 a.m. EDT
• Freedom Rider speaking in Louisville
• Animals rescued after tornadoes head to Ky., Ind.
• U.S. attorney general at odds with Ky. politicians on trial for terror suspects
• Defense in Doneghy trial questions officers about colleague's actions
• University of Kentucky football fans cheer for video promoting 2011 season
• State sells lot to Franklin County for courthouse construction staging area
• Camp Nelson adds to its capacity without adding land
• Churchill Downs increases purses again
• Ky. jobless rate below 10% for first time in two years
• Diversification helped Churchill, CEO says
• Hospital Hospitality House in Lexington to close
• UK names new medical school dean
• Public-private efforts fueled Greenville renaissance
• Public-private efforts fueled Greenville renaissance
• Camp Nelson adds to its capacity without adding land
• Diversification helped Churchill, CEO says
• Ky. jobless rate below 10% for first time in two years
• UK names new medical school dean
• Former head of Ky. pharmacists group indicted
• Hospital Hospitality House to close
• Ramp off New Circle to Harrodsburg Road closes Thursday
• Video of the Week: Looking for a sensational way to spend time with dear 'ol dad this weekend? Or that great gift for father on his day, one he'll remember for a lifetime? Give him "A Grand Night for Singing!" Need more convincing?
• State sells lot to Franklin County for courthouse construction staging area
• Former pharmacy group director charged with embezzling $78,000
• Report: Prosecutor to drop slaying charges
• Defense in Doneghy trial questions officers about colleague's actions
• Court orders new trial over jury errors
• Former judge suspended from legal practice
• Join us for lunch during General Assembly
• A 10-year tenure worthy of celebrating. And we'll do just that, this Saturday with a special performance of "It's a Grand Night for Singing" in honor of Dr. Lee T. Todd Jr. and first lady Patsy Todd.
• Death sentence upheld in triple slaying in Ky.
• Crews look for source of sheen on Ohio River
• Report: Prosecutor to drop slaying charges against former soldier after repeated trials
• On this day in1858 Abraham Lincoln said the slavery issue had to be resolved, declaring, "A house divided against itself cannot stand."
• We've got spirit, yes we do. We've got spirit, how about you?!
• Kentucky News Review: The 'Great Compromiser' Henry Clay has lessons for today
• 1st officer on scene testifies in trial over colleague's death
• Tom Eblen from Lexington chamber's S.C. visit: Greenville's public sector takes risk
• Jury wants 30 years in manslaughter conviction
• American Red Cross cuts 8 Greater Alleghenies jobs
• Mammoth Cave officials ask help in cutting crime
• LG&E, KU customers can track outages with phones
• New Ky. immunization requirements taking effect
• WKU honor students to help with tornado cleanup
• Merlene Davis: UK researcher wants to hear from non-custodial fathers
• Children's vaccine requirements change July 1
• Lexington police seek 4 people tied to vending thefts
• Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse won't discuss its ad about opening in Lexington
• Pulaski man charged with stealing tractor-trailer loaded with farm gates
• 8-month-old who died is identified as Butler girl
• Rain returns for opening day of 2011 Ichthus Festival
• Defense attorney: Officer was 'careless' on the night he died
• Few leads in fatal shooting on Tatesbrook Drive
• 3-alarm fire destroys two houses in Harrison County community
• Tom Eblen: At BMW driving school, team-building begins at 80mph
• Kenton officer, Madison native is laid to rest
• Lextran unveils new 'green' buses
• UK In The News: Our former basketball player is making a difference on and off the court -
• 8-month-old who died is identified as Butler girl
• Lextran unveils new 'green' buses
• Merlene Davis: UK researcher wants to hear from non-custodial fathers
• Kenton officer, Madison native is laid to rest
• Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse won't discuss its ad about opening in Lexington
• Image of the Week: It's that time of year again, when UK begins to see some fresh faces on campus. They'll be here preparing for the first day of classes this fall, with Summer Advising Conferences beginning next week!
• Children's vaccine requirements change July 1
• Pulaski man charged with stealing tractor-trailer loaded with farm gates
• Defense attorney: Officer was 'careless' on the night he died
• 3-alarm fire destroys two houses in Harrison County community
• Give us the beat! Despite having to deal with his illness and hospitalization, Trevor Wright is proving that 8 is still great! During his recent stay at the Kentucky Children's Hospital, Trevor and his family participated in the music therapy progra
• Few leads in fatal shooting on Tatesbrook Drive
• Show off your Cat like reflexes this summer. Sign up now, for UK Men's Basketball camp. Don't delay! Two of the sessions have already sold out. Go Cats!
• Lexington police seek 4 people tied to vending thefts
• Kentucky News Review: Cincinnati studies cost of healthcare for area homeless
• Clark County: Fund-raiser for art fund
• Lexington upholsterer Claude Singleton dies at 83
• Hospital merger is progressing
• McConnell says Kentucky could face attack if terror suspects are held here
• UK gets $20 million NIH grant to speed lab advances to patients
• UK trustees approve plan to buy University Lofts building for arts space
• Fayette Board of Health could be in for a shake-up as members' terms expire
• Lexington group launches campaign against cigarette-butt litter
• 'Highly skilled educator' becomes new Bryan Station principal
• State bar association recommends disbarment of famed attorney Chesley
• UK trustees approve Capilouto's salary package
• Council approves some of mayor's budget cuts, restores funding to golf course, many jobs
• Getting down to business, UK faculty and aspiring entrepreneurs were invited to the Spring Bench2Business Networking Event and panel discussion recently held on campus. Participants learned how to successfully go about presenting and developing partnersh
• Full speed ahead! ...on research discoveries to health care solutions. The National Institutes of Health (NIH), the largest government funding source for biomedical research in the U.S., has awarded the largest research funding award UK has ever received
• It's not whether you win or lose, it's how you play the game. …If that's the case, UK Track and Field's Matt Hillenbrand and Luis Orta are doing just fine, achieving personal-best times on Saturday in the 800m and 1500m run.
• Seven members of the Kentucky Wildcats family spent a week in Ethiopia last month, on a service trip to visit orphanages, distribute food and athletic equipment, among other projects. Go Cats!
• Nope, not all bad. The Reynolds Building has served the Art students, faculty and staff of the UK College of Fine Arts well over the years with its large spaces and durable construction. But it's time to paint a new picture for this aging facility.
• Be sure to tune in! Hossein Motamedi, a political science and history professor at BCTC, will be a guest on Kentucky Tonight discussing homeland security issues. The show airs 8 p.m. Monday, June 13 on KET.
• Quote of the Week: "Its the little things that matter, that add up in the end, with the priceless thrilling magic found only in a friend." -Elizabeth Dunphy
• Ky. to halt road construction before NASCAR race
• Fayette school board names Shelton new superintendent
• Did yoU Know: Not being a pack rat, standing up straight, carrying the right type of bag and using it properly…they're all connected. Follow these tips to prevent you from having one big pain in the back!
• Filling in the gaps of history, The Kentucky African American Encyclopedia is back, along with the right kind of enthusiasm and motivation to complete the project. And with the appropriate funding, it will be one of the first of its kind to tell the imp
• Getting out of the office for an afternoon at the links isn't that uncommon for a golf enthusiast. But for UK Men's Golf an 18-hole course is their office. They're working hard out there, and scoring Top 10 finishes. Go Cats!
• Fayette school board begins meeting to choose superintendent
• Toyota expects annual profit to fall 31 percent
• Andy Barr says he will run for Congress in 2012
• Teen convicted in friend's slaying to continue treatment
• Seven indicted in Owsley drug ring
• Lawmakers question state's readiness for Medicaid managed care
• Congregations of 18 Kentucky churches consider refusing to sign marriage licenses
• Urban Dare in Lexington will put teams to the test
• Duke Energy efficiency programs expanding
• Day Tripper: Shaker Village preserves a utopian community
• Prosecution: Video shows sexual encounter, not confession
• Judge orders takeover of Golden Years Rest Home
• Surveillance of Somerset pharmacies results in meth-related arrests
• Police: Attempted Lexington robbery spree ends with woman charged
• Lexington police search for motorist who fled after crash
• Harlan County couple face robbery, murder charges
• Farris interviews for Fayette superintendent
• Valley View Ferry funding restored in Lexington council committee vote
• U of L board authorizes president to OK merger
• Police: Attempted Lexington robbery spree ends with woman charged
• Valley View Ferry funding restored in Lexington council committee vote
• Judge dismisses charge against Fort Campbell coach
• Judge orders takeover of Golden Years Rest Home
• Harlan County couple face robbery, murder charges
• Duke Energy efficiency programs expanding
• Congregations of 18 churches in state consider refusing to sign marriage licenses
• Lawmakers question state's readiness for Medicaid managed care
• Prosecution: Witness video shows sexual encounter; not confession
• Image of the Week: It's a good night for rehearsals. But "It's a Grand Night for Singing!" when the show, packed with Broadway and Billboard hits, makes its 19th annual debut this weekend.
• Teen convicted in friend's slaying to continue treatment
• Seven indicted in Owsley drug ring
• Lexington police search for motorist who fled after crash
• Andy Barr says he will run for Congress in 2012
• Deputy fatally shoots Morgantown man
• This fall, 5200 will spread across the country. 25 of them will be Wildcats. They'll teach for inner cities, rural communities, the Appalachian region…they'll Teach For America.
• Farris interviews for Fayette superintendent
• They may play as a single for UK's Men's Tennis team, but in the the top 100 of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association final rankings for the season there are three! Go Cats!
• Scores of new Ky. laws took effect Wednesday
• 2nd Iraqi charged in terror case waives hearing
• Lexington's case against Doneghy strikes out against recent curve balls.
• Corbin residents charged with making meth, endangering handicapped child
• Tom Shelton promises collaboration if made chief of Fayette schools
• Investigation sought of Department of Agriculture personnel moves
• Merlene Davis: New youth commission must quickly find solutions
• 2,300 in Lexington for state FFA convention, and they're not all farmers
• Suspect charged with murder in Adair after victim was run over, shot
• $460,000 lottery ticket sold in Madison County
• Ex-employee to reopen Morgan Adams Books under new name
• Bryan Station graduate in critical but stable condition after fall from hotel room
• Nurse allegedly left choking nursing home resident alone for 15-20 minutes
• Winchester police say accused murderers story at odds with facts
• Letcher man accused of intimidating witness in umpire case
• DNA may support theory that woman drove vehicle that killed officer
• Pet store manager charged with cruelty
• UK adopts new anti-hazing policy
• John Calipari nominated for regional Emmy
• DNA may support theory that woman drove vehicle that killed officer
• Winchester police say accused murderers story at odds with facts