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• MCC is closed in observance of Memorial Day. The college will reopen on Tuesday...
• .Join us at EMS Day TODAY on the MCC North Campus til 1 p.m. Bring the kids! Hel...
• Professor Pamela Smith in the Mathematics and Sciences Division was honored as t...
• Diane Garrard was selected as the 2012 Support Staff Award of Excellence recipie...
• Congratulations to Mary Stewart, 2012 Administrative Staff Award of Excellence r...
• Congratulations to Nicole Granados and Cassandra Stark on being named to the KCT...
• MCC is now on Twitter! Follow us @MCC_KCTCS or go to
• EMS Day
• Colleagues, family, and friends joined in celebrating the contributions of three...
• Camp WonderKids - May 29-June 1
• Camp WonderKids
• Congratulations to April Grace - MCC's 2012 Outstanding Faculty Member of the Ye...
• Congratulations to Jeremy Bivins -- MCC's 2012 Outstanding Student of the Year!
• Muhlenberg County Community Support Weekend
• Cherry Berges was awarded the MCC College Diversity Award in recognition of cont...
• MCC, along with 4 other KCTCS colleges, was selected by the Aspen Institute as o...
• Attention Muhlenberg County residents! Are you interested in becoming a Martin...
• Congratulations to Roshun Radford on being named the 2012 Hopkins County Busines...
• Don't miss the Go2College Adult College Fair, Thursday, 5-7 p.m.!
• Make your plans to attend the Muhlenberg County Community Support Weekend on May...
• Interested in MTV's MADE? We still have a couple of interview spots left for th...
• Job Expo 2012
• Make plans now to attend Job Expo 2012! Where connections are made!
• Congratulations to Drew Thomas -- MCC's Student of the Month (March 2012)!
• MCC received the Best Campaign-Education Division at today's United Way Awards L...
• Don't forget today's Transfer Fair (10 - 1 p.m.) in the North Campus Student Cen...
• MTV MADE sign-ups today on the Muhlenberg Campus - Hatley Building Lobby (10:30-...
• Thinking of transferring? Plan to attend MCC's transfer fair on Wednesday. Rep...
• MTV MADE sign-ups today on the Health Campus - Hatley Building Lobby (12:00 - 1:...
• MTV MADE sign-ups start today...North Campus Student Center (11:30 - 1:00 p.m.)....
• Happy Friday! Did someone make your week go just a bit more smoothly? If so, m...
• Are you looking for a career in healthcare? If so, plan to stop by the MCC Heal...
• MTV is coming to MCC! The producers of MTV’s three-time Emmy-award-winning seri...
• Want to be MADE? MTV is bringing their emmy-award winning show to MCC ithis Apr...
• May the luck of the Irish Lead to happiest heights And the highway you travel Be...
• March is Women’s History Month! Join MCC students, faculty, and staff at a sho...
• See the Muhlenberg Campus "Pie-in-the-Face" in action!
• Thanks to all for participating in the KCTCS Super Sunday on February 12, 2012!...
• Spring forward! Daylight Saving Time begins at 2 am on March 11 -- don't forget...
• Happy, happy, happy Spring Break Week! Hope everyone is enjoying the week away...
• We are on high alert for some possibly severe weather conditions this afternoon....
• It’s that time of the year to start thinking literature. Soon, we will start pu...
• Congratulations to James Bowles, MCC's Director of Diversity. He was presented...
• It's the most wonderful time of the year! Priority registration starts today......
• One more day! Priority Registration for fall & summer classes begins March 1st....
• Made an appointment with your advisor yet? Priority Registration for fall & sum...
• We are having a Pi Day Celebration on March 14th! As part of the festivities, on...
• Congratulations to Ashley Flener! She was the lucky winner of a Kindle Fire in t...
• Spring Break is next week :) Keeping our fingers crossed that this beautiful we...
• Mark your calendars for the March 22nd meeting of the MCC Student Bestseller Boo...
• What a great group of AARP students on campus today! Back row, L-R: Roshun Radf...
• MCC will be celebrating Pi Day on 3.14
• Students, get ready! Priority Registration for fall & summer classes begins Mar...
• MCC will be closed in observance of President's Day on Monday, February 20, 2012.
• Congratulations to Amy Garrett - MCC's Student of the Month!
• Hope to see everyone at the first meeting of the MCC Student Bestseller Book Clu...
• Super Sunday
• Super Sunday college information fair today at 2 p.m. - Word of Faith Christian...
• It’s Friday . . . and Super Sunday is coming! Plan to attend -- Word of Faith C...
• Interested in transferring to Morehead State University? Plan to attend KCTCS D...
• Thanks to all who participated in the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day/Black History...
• Congratulations to Linda Robertson for correctly answering today's Black History...
• Countdown to Super Super! Today's question wraps up our Martin Luther King, Jr....
• SUPER SUNDAY - FEBRUARY 12, 2012 - 2 PM Word of Faith Christian Center, 1400 Ki...
• MCC is proud to honor Grace Milan Evans as a 2012 member of the Super Sunday Hal...
• MCC is proud to honor Doug Davis as a 2012 member of the Super Sunday Hall of Fa...
• Shauna Parker, Business Affairs Assistant at MCC was presented the Ambassador of...
• David Schuermer, MCC's Director of Grants, Planning, and Effectiveness, was hono...
• Congratulations to Ashley Grable for correctly answering today's Black History M...
• Here it is . . . this week's Black History Month trivia question! Be the first...
• Happy February! This month we celebrate Black History Month and Career & Techni...
• Congratulations to Kim Johnson on correctly answering today's Black History Mont...
• Get ready for today's Black History Month trivia question! Be the first to corr...
• Are you or someone you know applying for the August 2012 Respiratory Care progra...
• College Goal Sunday is January 29! Plan to attend an informative session beginn...
• Congratulations to Jared Gobin of Hanson Elementary School on winning 2nd place...
• Congratulations to Gunnar Harvey of South Hopkins Middle School on winning 1st p...
• January 23, 2012 ushers in the Chinese New Year. Celebrate the Year of the Drag...
• Congratulations to Nichole Hullett McLevain for correctly answering today's MLK...
• The MCC Lions Club recently presented a commemorative plaque to the Madisonville...
• Are you ready for today's MLK trivia question? Be the first to correctly answer...
• All MCC students are invited to join the new MCC Student Bestseller Book Club....
• MCC will be closed on Monday, January 16th, in observance of Martin Luther King,...
• MCC's AIT faculty and students are featured in the January 2, 2012 ATE-TV video...
• MCC's Multicultural Student Association (MSA) and Student Government Association...
• Oh, the weather outside is frightful . . . Have you signed up to receive SNAP m...
• Check out the 2011 Super Sunday event!
• MCC's 2nd Annual Super Sunday February 12, 2012 - 2 p.m. Word of Faith Christian...
• Congratulations to Jennifer Michael Slaton for correctly answering this week's t...
• Win a t-shirt by being the first person to correctly answer this question: In 1...
• Spring 2012 classes begin today :) Stop by one of the welcome stations for a cup...
• Don't forget...late registration continues Thursday, January 5th. Compass testi...
• Late registration has been extended! Register for spring now...registration end...
• Welcome back! Spring 2012 late registration is underway! Visit your academic a...
• Merry Christmas & Happy New Year to all! MCC will be closed for the holidays fr...
• SC! Reward Breakfast 12.8.11
• Congratulations to Jeremy Bivins - MCC Student of the Month
• Kentucky College Application Week - November 14-18 Gov. Steve Beshear has procl...
• Great American Smokeout - November 17, 2011 Are you participating?
• November 15 is America Recycles Day, a nationally recognized day dedicated to th...
• Congratulations to the winners of the Multicultural Chili Cook-Off! In the mild...
• MCC observed Sustainable Resources Day by conducting a "Gator Tour" on the North...
• Congratulations to Batman - Brad Asbury - winner of the 2011 SGA Halloween Costu...
• Don't forget the Multicultural Chili Cook-off and SGA Halloween Costume Contest...
• Fall Break 2011 is over -- back to classes on Monday! Don't forget Priority Reg...
• Thinking about transferring to Murray State? Don't miss MSU's FREE Transfer Day...
• Want to show off your cooking skills? Then Oct. 26th is your lucky day. We wil...
• Congratulations to Nicole Granados on being selected as MCC's Student of the Mon...
• North Campus Students! The Grill is temporarily closed but something's cooking...
• Fall Break is next week :) What are your plans -- traveling, working, catching...
• CURRENTLY ENROLLED STUDENTS! Priority Registration is underway! Register now f...
• Students: Don't forget to attend the President's Reception for Students on Thur...
• Recognize this familiar face from MCC's Advising & Transfer Center? Katrina is r...
• Dr. Judy Rhoads enjoyed meeting and visiting with the Health Campus students dur...
• Happy Constitution Day!
• Are you planning attend the Madisonville Regional College Fair on Wednesday, Sep...
• Madisonville Community College can now send important information and deadlines...
• Hey Football Fans! MCC Recruiter Vincent Wilson will be at tonight's Webster Co...
• Taking an online class this semester? Learn all about Blackboard and KCTCS Onli...
• There will be a memorial service on Tuesday, August 23rd, at 3 p.m. in room 309/...
• The Fall Community Education Schedule offers something for everyone! No matter...
• Don't miss the Student Activity Fair TODAY (11 a.m. - 1 p.m.) in the North Campu...
• Step 1 in Having a Great Fall Semester: Knowing where you're going!
• Read a former MCC student's tribute to Dr. Bill Winstead.
• REGISTER FOR FALL TODAY! see your academic advisor or stop by the Advising & Tr...
• Fall 2011 Compass testing has been extended through Wednesday, August 10th. Tes...
• Madisonville Community College regrets to announce the death of Dr. Bill Winstea...
• LATE REGISTRATION AUGUST 1ST - 1OTH...see your academic advisor or stop by the A...
• LATE REGISTRATION AUGUST 1ST - 1OTH...see your academic advisor or stop by the A...
• Congratulations to the 2010-2011 Adult Education Graduates!
• Need to activate your KCTCS webmail? Reset your password? The KCTCS User Accou...
• Students! Book vouchers will be available @ the Bookstore beginning August 8th!...
• It doesn’t have to end this way! Register now for guaranteed tuition to get next...
• REGISTER NOW! Beat the August late registration rush. Visit the Advising & Tra...
• Save a Piggy! Register now for guaranteed tuition to get next year’s classes at this year’s rate. Visit kctcs.edu and click on the piggy for more details.
• Oink! If you like Moola! Enroll now for guaranteed tuition to get next year’s classes at this year’s rate. Visit kctcs.edu and click on the piggy for more details.
• Muhlenberg County students! Register now...Register now...and beat the late registration rush! Contact the Muhlenberg County Campus for registration information (270/757-9881).
• Fall registration is still underway! Register now...and beat the late registration rush! Contact the Advising & Transfer Center for registration information (824-8621).
• Oink! If you like Moola! You can get next year’s classes at this year’s rate. Visit kctcs.edu and click on the piggy for more details.
• Glema Mahr Center for the Arts Announces 2011-12 Lineup
• Hey new students! Don't forget to sign up for First Semester Experience, MCC's new student orientation program. Call 824-8621 to reserve your seat or visit for more info!
• ATTENTION AUGUST GRADS! June 15th is the last day to file your application for graduation. Contact the MCC Admissions Office (824-8575) for details!
• Save a Loot and enroll during guaranteed tuition. You can get next year’s classes at this year’s rate. Visit kctcs.edu and click on the piggy for more details.
• Madisonville 4th Fest
• Madisonville Community College is hosting a summer mathematics enrichment program for 2011 high school graduates and rising seniors (class of 2012) from June 6-24, 2011. The program, funded by the Council on Postsecondary Education and free to participan
• Welcome Summer students! Good luck this semester!
• It doesn’t have to end this way! Save your piggy and enroll during guaranteed tuition. You can get next year’s classes at this year’s rate.
• ATTENTION AUGUST GRADS! June 15th is the last day to file your application for graduation. Contact the MCC Admissions Office (824-8575) for details!
• Great job, Justin Lewis! Justin was recognized as a member of the Kentucky Community and Technical College System's 2011 All-Academic Team during the 10th annual KCTCS Student Academic Achievement luncheon held recently at the Lexington Convention
• Congratulations to Brandi Bloodworth! Brandi was recognized as a member of the Kentucky Community and Technical College System's 2011 All-Academic Team during the 10th annual KCTCS Student Academic Achievement luncheon held recently at the Lexingto
• Free to MCC Students - Student Health 101 - an online magazine dedicated to improving your health.
• Doesn't this guy look happy? He's happy because he's already registered for his fall 2011 classes! This student knows he can stay inside where it's cool instead of getting out in the hot August sun to register. You can stay cool to
• Sharon Allen, Madisonville Community College Student Affairs Senior Administrative Assistant, was recognized as Outstanding Administrative Staff member at an awards ceremony held Monday, May 16, at the Lexington Convention Center. Pictured are (l-r) Dr.
• Dr. Roger Warren, Madisonville Community College faculty, was recognized as Outstanding Faculty Member at an awards ceremony held Monday, May 16, at the Lexington Convention Center. Pictured are (l-r) Dr. Judith Rhoads, MCC President, Allen, and Dr. Mic
• Cathy Vaughan, Madisonville Community College Academic Counselor, was recognized as Outstanding Support Staff member at an awards ceremony held Monday, May 16, at the Lexington Convention Center. Pictured are (l-r) Dr. Judith Rhoads, MCC President, Vaug
• You still have time to get Jiggy with the Piggy! Enroll during guaranteed tuition and get next year’s classes at this year’s rate.
• You still have time to save a big loot! Register for next year’s classes at this year’s rate and save. Find out if you qualify at KCTCS.edu.
• Have YOU Hugged a First Responder lately?? National EMS Week is May 15-21. Show your appreciation by saying "thanks" to these special people and participating in our Hug-a-First Responder Photo contest! Visit the Kentucky Board of Emergency M
• Get Jiggy with the Piggy! Register for next year’s classes at this year’s rate and save. Find out if you qualify at KCTCS.edu.
• School House Rock at the Glema Center
• Juried Arts Exhibits at The Glema Center
• Save a Piggy! Register now for next year’s classes at this year’s rate and save. Find out if you qualify at KCTCS.edu.
• Make sure you're informed if there is an emergency...sign up for SNAP (Safety Notification Alert Process) today!
• It doesn’t have to end this way! Enroll for next year’s classes at this year’s rate and save! Find out if you qualify at kctcs.edu.
• Audition - Hairspray
• Join us April 20th at Bluegrass Community and Technical College (Leestown Campus) for our Go2Transfer signing with Morehead State University. www.facebook.com/KCTCS#!/event.php?eid=215199988490308
• This Little Piggy Saved Big Loot! Enroll for next year’s classes at this year’s rate and save. Find out if you qualify at KCTCS.edu.
• It doesn’t have to end this way! Current students: receive next year’s tuition at this year’s rate. Learn more about our guaranteed tuition program at (just click on the pig!).
• MCC's Health Job Fair will be tomorrow from 10:00am-2:00pm in the Hatley Building on Health Campus.
• Kitchen Sink Series Theatre Cancelled
• International Film Series - My Time Will Come at Madisonville Community College
• MCC will open at 9:00 a.m. on Thursday, Feb. 10th.
• MCC evening classes 2-9-11 are cancelled (starting with 6:00 p.m. and later).
• MCC Integrated Nursing Program has scheduled one additional conference due to the weather. This conference will take place Friday, Feb. 18th from 4:00-6:00 p.m. in the Hatley Building on the MCC Health campus.
• MCC and MSU will cancel evening classes 2-7-11 starting with 6:00 p.m. and later.
• DELAYED OPENING: MCC will open at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, January 26.
• Join us February 27 at 2 p.m.for our first-ever Super Sunday event. We’ll be at Eastview Baptist Church in Madisonville to share information about the college planning process.
• UPDATE: MCC will be CLOSED on Friday, January 21.
• All classes beginning after 3 p.m. are cancelled for Thursday, January 20. The college will open at 10 a.m. on Friday, January 21. Be safe!
• MCC's integrated nursing program mentioned in this article from Community College Times about online learning options in nursing.
• Abominable snowman alert! Okay, not really. But winter is here, and that means snow days! Sign up for SNAP! And make sure you know about emergencies, closings and delays. Visit
• Auditions For Supporting Roles In 'Hansel and Gretel-The Ballet'
• Our offices are back open today. Hope everyone had a great holiday break! And if you still need to register for the coming semester, late registration is today through Wednesday.
• MCC will be closed for the holidays December 20-January 2. All offices will re-open on Monday, January 3. Late registration will be held January 3-5 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
• Check out this great article in the Louisville Courier Journal about an MCC alumnus!
• is operating on normal business hours today.
• Abominable snowman alert! Okay, not really. But winter is here, and that means snow days! Sign up for SNAP! And make sure you know about emergencies, closings and delays. Visit
• Auditions For Local Dancers
• Driver faces DUI charge after wreck
• Man pleads guilty to assaulting daughters
• String quartet to perform tonight
• Ky. woman face of breast cancer awareness campaign
• 101st Airborne member killed, was from La.
• More Ky. counties switching to digital scan voting
• Federal grant earmarked for training, boosting school staff
• Conway makes success look easy
• Experts offer future for Paducah plant
• Forums offer public a chance to evaluate local candidates
• Paul's frugal side shows at home
• Western Kentucky alum association launches app
• 2 members of 101st Airborne killed in Afghanistan
• Former officer gets probated sentence
• Meetings This Week
• Library owed some $600,000 in fines
• Briefs
• Gambling case nets diverted sentences for 2 men
• Don't let the bedbugs bite is no child's play
• Chile saga proves value of training
• Victim identified, teen charged in man's death
• Maroons win MSU band festival
• Insurers explain halt of child-only policy in Ky.
• No one studying economics of Equestrian Games
• Conway sees his momentum 'surging'
• Mayoral candidates debate utility rates, ideas
• Paul wants to overhaul tax code
• Western Ky. Lions to give funds to family
• Library board makes no decision on future site
• 'Thrilla in Madisonvilla' features mayoral candidates
• Homeowners sue over fire district tax
• Conway, Paul spar over union policy
• Renowned leaders to speak at Human Rights Conference
• Cousteau's granddaughter to give lecture
• Ky. man survives crash, killed by power line
• Luncheon showers clergy with community's gratitude
• Local/State Briefs
• 100 new jobs at pharmaceutical packaging company
• Event taking donations for abuse shelters
• Fort Campbell plans to screen troops for illness
• City police deploy mobile radar unit
• Ky. seeing more growth in general fund receipts
• Bill would let coroners use lights and sirens
• Video shows Paul discussing possible FairTax
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,228
• Ky. food program gets $1.5 million bonus from feds
• Kentucky Senate race turns bitter in debate
• Paul trounces Conway in fundraising
• Ky. man pleads guilty to kidnapping, killing boy
• Conway gets boost from Clinton in Ky. Senate race
• Paul threatens to bypass debate
• Ad questions Paul's credentials
• Pulaski County man dead after fall from horse
• Woman in Pitino extortion plot wants delay
• Local Briefs
• Program gives students a closer look at coal industry
• Detective: Nortonville man accidently shot himself
• Police: Tenn. suspect killed himself in Indiana after taking Kentuckian's car
• Madisonville council sets hours for city cemeteries
• Sheriff's employees donate part of paycheck to food bank
• Ad questions Paul's credentials
• Ky. man pleads guilty to kidnapping, killing boy
• 'Dr. Oz' advises city woman to quit tanning bed routine
• Program gives students a closer look at coal industry
• Pulaski County man dead after fall from horse
• Woman in Pitino extortion plot wants delay
• Sheriff's employees donate part of paycheck to food bank
• Detective: Nortonville man accidently shot himself
• Police: Tenn. suspect killed himself in Indiana after taking Kentuckian's car
• Ky. woman face of breast cancer awareness campaign
• Driver faces DUI charge after wreck
• Man pleads guilty to assaulting daughters
• Conway makes success look easy
• 101st Airborne member killed, was from La.
• More Ky. counties switching to digital scan voting
• Paul's frugal side shows at home
• Western Kentucky alum association launches app
• Experts offer future for Paducah plant
• Cousteau's granddaughter to give lecture
• Meetings This Week
• Library owed some $600,000 in fines
• 2 members of 101st Airborne killed in Afghanistan
• 100 new jobs at pharmaceutical packaging company
• Don't let the bedbugs bite is no child's play
• Chile saga proves value of training
• Briefs
• Ky. seeing more growth in general fund receipts
• Maroons win MSU band festival
• Insurers explain halt of child-only policy in Ky.
• Victim identified, teen charged in man's death
• Ky. food program gets $1.5 million bonus from feds
• Conway sees his momentum 'surging'
• Mayoral candidates debate utility rates, ideas
• No one studying economics of Equestrian Games
• State seeing more growth in general fund receipts
• Western Ky. Lions to give funds to family
• Library board makes no decision on future site
• Paul wants to overhaul tax code
• Briefs
• Homeowners sue over fire district tax
• Conway, Paul spar over union policy
• 'Thrilla in Madisonvilla' features mayoral candidates
• Testing set for state trooper applicants
• Ky. man survives crash, killed by power line
• Luncheon showers clergy with community's gratitude
• Renowned leaders to speak at Human Rights Conference
• Senate hopefuls debate Obama policies, rights
• Event taking donations for abuse shelters
• Fort Campbell plans to screen troops for illness
• Local/State Briefs
• Dawson, Owensboro competing for plant
• Bill would let coroners use lights and sirens
• Video shows Paul discussing possible FairTax
• City police deploy mobile radar unit
• Trains running again after derailment
• Kentucky Senate race turns bitter in debate
• Paul trounces Conway in fundraising
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,228
• Conway gets boost from Clinton in Ky. Senate race
• Ky. man pleads guilty to kidnapping, killing boy
• 'Dr. Oz' advises city woman to quit tanning bed routine
• Ky. investigators continue search for missing teen
• Sheriff's employees donate part of paycheck to food bank
• Detective: Nortonville man accidently shot himself
• Police: Tenn. suspect killed himself in Indiana after taking Kentuckian's car
• Peabody Energy spends $17 million on Ky. land
• Ad questions Paul's credentials
• Pulaski County man dead after fall from horse
• Woman in Pitino extortion plot wants delay
• Body found in national park identified as Ky. man
• Ky. woman face of breast cancer awareness campaign
• Driver faces DUI charge after wreck
• Man pleads guilty to assaulting daughters
• Bill Clinton to campaign for Ky. Senate hopeful
• Program gives students a closer look at coal industry
• Detective: Nortonville man accidently shot himself
• Police: Tenn. suspect killed himself in Indiana after taking Kentuckian's car
• Peabody Energy spends $17 million on Ky. land
• Conway makes success look easy
• 101st Airborne member killed, was from La.
• More Ky. counties switching to digital scan voting
• Paul: Wealthy should pay more for Medicare plan
• Sheriff's employees donate part of paycheck to food bank
• Driver faces DUI charge after wreck
• Man pleads guilty to assaulting daughters
• Bill Clinton to campaign for Ky. Senate hopeful
• Paul's frugal side shows at home
• Western Kentucky alum association launches app
• Experts offer future for Paducah plant
• Cousteau's granddaughter to give lecture
• Ky. woman face of breast cancer awareness campaign
• 101st Airborne member killed, was from La.
• More Ky. counties switching to digital scan voting
• Paul: Wealthy should pay more for Medicare plan
• Meetings This Week
• Library owed some $600,000 in fines
• 2 members of 101st Airborne killed in Afghanistan
• 100 new jobs at pharmaceutical packaging company
• Conway makes success look easy
• Western Kentucky alum association launches app
• Experts offer future for Paducah plant
• Cousteau's granddaughter to give lecture
• Don't let the bedbugs bite is no child's play
• Chile saga proves value of training
• Briefs
• Ky. seeing more growth in general fund receipts
• Paul's frugal side shows at home
• 2 members of 101st Airborne killed in Afghanistan
• 100 new jobs at pharmaceutical packaging company
• Maroons win MSU band festival
• Insurers explain halt of child-only policy in Ky.
• Victim identified, teen charged in man's death
• Ky. food program gets $1.5 million bonus from feds
• Meetings This Week
• Library owed some $600,000 in fines
• Briefs
• Ky. seeing more growth in general fund receipts
• Conway sees his momentum 'surging'
• Mayoral candidates debate utility rates, ideas
• No one studying economics of Equestrian Games
• State seeing more growth in general fund receipts
• Don't let the bedbugs bite is no child's play
• Chile saga proves value of training
• Victim identified, teen charged in man's death
• Ky. food program gets $1.5 million bonus from feds
• Library board makes no decision on future site
• Paul wants to overhaul tax code
• Briefs
• Maroons win MSU band festival
• Insurers explain halt of child-only policy in Ky.
• No one studying economics of Equestrian Games
• State seeing more growth in general fund receipts
• Conway, Paul spar over union policy
• 'Thrilla in Madisonvilla' features mayoral candidates
• Testing set for state trooper applicants
• Conway sees his momentum 'surging'
• Mayoral candidates debate utility rates, ideas
• Paul wants to overhaul tax code
• Briefs
• Luncheon showers clergy with community's gratitude
• Renowned leaders to speak at Human Rights Conference
• Senate hopefuls debate Obama policies, rights
• Armed UofL student faces 3 charges
• Library board makes no decision on future site
• 'Thrilla in Madisonvilla' features mayoral candidates
• Testing set for state trooper applicants
• Fort Campbell plans to screen troops for illness
• Local/State Briefs
• Dawson, Owensboro competing for plant
• College students piece together Arts Council
• Conway, Paul spar over union policy
• Renowned leaders to speak at Human Rights Conference
• Senate hopefuls debate Obama policies, rights
• Video shows Paul discussing possible FairTax
• City police deploy mobile radar unit
• Trains running again after derailment
• Hazard Mayor Bill Gorman dead at 86
• Luncheon showers clergy with community's gratitude
• Local/State Briefs
• Dawson, Owensboro competing for plant
• Paul trounces Conway in fundraising
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,228
• Conway gets boost from Clinton in Ky. Senate race
• Conway airs new ad hitting Paul on Medicare
• Fort Campbell plans to screen troops for illness
• City police deploy mobile radar unit
• Trains running again after derailment
• Ad questions Paul's credentials
• Ky. man pleads guilty to kidnapping, killing boy
• 'Dr. Oz' advises city woman to quit tanning bed routine
• Ky. investigators continue search for missing teen
• Video shows Paul discussing possible FairTax
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,228
• Conway gets boost from Clinton in Ky. Senate race
• Program gives students a closer look at coal industry
• Pulaski County man dead after fall from horse
• Woman in Pitino extortion plot wants delay
• Body found in national park identified as Ky. man
• Paul trounces Conway in fundraising
• Renowned leaders to speak at Human Rights Conference
• Senate hopefuls debate Obama policies, rights
• Parlez-vous français? Oui, some preschoolers truthfuly can say
• Luncheon showers clergy with community's gratitude
• Local/State Briefs
• Dawson, Owensboro competing for plant
• Make safety first priority when trick-or-treating
• Fort Campbell plans to screen troops for illness
• City police deploy mobile radar unit
• Trains running again after derailment
• Conway airs new ad hitting Paul on Medicare
• Video shows Paul discussing possible FairTax
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,228
• Conway gets boost from Clinton in Ky. Senate race
• Paul sounds familiar themes
• Paul trounces Conway in fundraising
• Ky. man pleads guilty to kidnapping, killing boy
• 'Dr. Oz' advises city woman to quit tanning bed routine
• Ky. investigators continue search for missing teen
• Ad questions Paul's credentials
• Pulaski County man dead after fall from horse
• Woman in Pitino extortion plot wants delay
• Body found in national park identified as Ky. man
• Program gives students a closer look at coal industry
• Detective: Nortonville man accidently shot himself
• Police: Tenn. suspect killed himself in Indiana after taking Kentuckian's car
• Peabody Energy spends $17 million on Ky. land
• Sheriff's employees donate part of paycheck to food bank
• Driver faces DUI charge after wreck
• Man pleads guilty to assaulting daughters
• Bill Clinton to campaign for Ky. Senate hopeful
• 101st Airborne member killed, was from La.
• More Ky. counties switching to digital scan voting
• Paul: Wealthy should pay more for Medicare plan
• Ky. woman face of breast cancer awareness campaign
• Western Kentucky alum association launches app
• Experts offer future for Paducah plant
• Cousteau's granddaughter to give lecture
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• 2 members of 101st Airborne killed in Afghanistan
• 100 new jobs at pharmaceutical packaging company
• Feds cite Ky. mine owners in fatal collapse
• Library owed some $600,000 in fines
• Briefs
• Ky. seeing more growth in general fund receipts
• Armed UofL student faces 3 charges
• Chile saga proves value of training
• Victim identified, teen charged in man's death
• Ky. food program gets $1.5 million bonus from feds
• College students piece together Arts Council
• Insurers explain halt of child-only policy in Ky.
• No one studying economics of Equestrian Games
• State seeing more growth in general fund receipts
• Hazard Mayor Bill Gorman dead at 86
• Mayoral candidates debate utility rates, ideas
• Paul wants to overhaul tax code
• Briefs
• Meetings This Week
• Library board makes no decision on future site
• 'Thrilla in Madisonvilla' features mayoral candidates
• Testing set for state trooper applicants
• Marching Maroons collect another grand championship
• Conway, Paul spar over union policy
• Paul wants to overhaul tax code
• Briefs
• Meetings This Week
• Bus driver suffers heart attack at wheel
• 'Thrilla in Madisonvilla' features mayoral candidates
• Testing set for state trooper applicants
• Marching Maroons collect another grand championship
• Ky. reports first flu case of season
• Renowned leaders to speak at Human Rights Conference
• Senate hopefuls debate Obama policies, rights
• Parlez-vous français? Oui, some preschoolers truthfuly can say
• Groups claim mines polluting water in eastern Ky.
• Local/State Briefs
• Dawson, Owensboro competing for plant
• Make safety first priority when trick-or-treating
• Fort Knox soldier awarded bronze star
• City police deploy mobile radar unit
• Trains running again after derailment
• Conway airs new ad hitting Paul on Medicare
• Small plane lands on Louisville interstate
• Conway, Paul spar over union policy
• Conway gets boost from Clinton in Ky. Senate race
• Paul sounds familiar themes
• Sen. hopefuls dispute government role in recovery
• Ghost Walk to tour Madisonville haunts
• 'Dr. Oz' advises city woman to quit tanning bed routine
• Ky. investigators continue search for missing teen
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Detective: Nortonville man accidently shot himself
• Woman in Pitino extortion plot wants delay
• Body found in national park identified as Ky. man
• Feds cite Ky. mine owners in fatal collapse
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,228
• Driver faces DUI charge after wreck
• Police: Tenn. suspect killed himself in Indiana after taking Kentuckian's car
• Peabody Energy spends $17 million on Ky. land
• Senate rivals talk tough on policing illegal immigrants
• Ky. man pleads guilty to kidnapping, killing boy
• Chile saga proves value of training
• Man pleads guilty to assaulting daughters
• Bill Clinton to campaign for Ky. Senate hopeful
• Briefs
• Pulaski County man dead after fall from horse
• Luncheon showers clergy with community's gratitude
• More Ky. counties switching to digital scan voting
• Paul: Wealthy should pay more for Medicare plan
• MCC names three benefactors to recognize at Lexington gala
• 101st Airborne member killed, was from La.
• Library board makes no decision on future site
• Experts offer future for Paducah plant
• Cousteau's granddaughter to give lecture
• Group donates books to Adolescent Day Treatment
• Western Kentucky alum association launches app
• Mayoral candidates debate utility rates, ideas
• 2 members of 101st Airborne killed in Afghanistan
• 100 new jobs at pharmaceutical packaging company
• Agency cites mine in deadly roof collapse
• Library owed some $600,000 in fines
• Briefs
• Ky. seeing more growth in general fund receipts
• Armed UofL student faces 3 charges
• Insurers explain halt of child-only policy in Ky.
• Victim identified, teen charged in man's death
• Ky. food program gets $1.5 million bonus from feds
• College students piece together Arts Council
• Armed student subdued by UofL faculty
• No one studying economics of Equestrian Games
• State seeing more growth in general fund receipts
• Hazard Mayor Bill Gorman dead at 86
• Man wants Boone County teaching job back after abuse charge dropped
• Make safety first priority when trick-or-treating
• Sen. hopefuls dispute government role in recovery
• Southern Baptist leader on yoga: Not Christianity
• Local/State Briefs
• Dawson, Owensboro competing for plant
• Conway airs new ad hitting Paul on Medicare
• Ford assists fundraising for local home building program
• Corbin KFC among 2 closed to feed hungry
• City police deploy mobile radar unit
• Trains running again after derailment
• Paul sounds familiar themes
• Community rallies to support young patient with leukemia
• Ky. to get $1 million in health funding
• Conway gets boost from Clinton in Ky. Senate race
• Ky. investigators continue search for missing teen
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Riding therapy to help vets
• 'Dr. Oz' advises city woman to quit tanning bed routine
• Body found in national park identified as Ky. man
• Feds cite Ky. mine owners in fatal collapse
• Armed student subdued by UofL faculty
• Woman in Pitino extortion plot wants delay
• Peabody Energy spends $17 million on Ky. land
• Senate rivals talk tough on policing illegal immigrants
• Man wants Boone County teaching job back after abuse charge dropped
• Police: Tenn. suspect killed himself in Indiana after taking Kentuckian's car
• Bill Clinton to campaign for Ky. Senate hopeful
• Briefs
• Bus driver suffers heart attack at wheel
• Man pleads guilty to assaulting daughters
• Paul: Wealthy should pay more for Medicare plan
• MCC names three benefactors to recognize at Lexington gala
• Ky. reports first flu case of season
• More Ky. counties switching to digital scan voting
• Cousteau's granddaughter to give lecture
• Group donates books to Adolescent Day Treatment
• Candidates dispute government's role
• Experts offer future for Paducah plant
• 100 new jobs at pharmaceutical packaging company
• Agency cites mine in deadly roof collapse
• Food Service Inspections
• 2 members of 101st Airborne killed in Afghanistan
• Ky. seeing more growth in general fund receipts
• Armed UofL student faces 3 charges
• Briefs
• Briefs
• Ky. food program gets $1.5 million bonus from feds
• College students piece together Arts Council
• Groups claim mines polluting water in eastern Ky.
• Victim identified, teen charged in man's death
• State seeing more growth in general fund receipts
• Hazard Mayor Bill Gorman dead at 86
• Fort Knox soldier awarded bronze star
• No one studying economics of Equestrian Games
• Briefs
• Meetings This Week
• Small plane lands on Louisville interstate
• Churchill Downs puts HullabaLOU on hold
• Paul wants to overhaul tax code
• Marching Maroons collect another grand championship
• Report: Downtown library buildings are fixable
• Murray St. president makes smaller list of candidates for UT job
• 'Thrilla in Madisonvilla' features mayoral candidates
• Testing set for state trooper applicants
• Parlez-vous français? Oui, some preschoolers truthfuly can say
• Inmate gets brief taste of freedom
• Human remains found at Cumberland Gap
• Renowned leaders to speak at Human Rights Conference
• Senate hopefuls debate Obama policies, rights
• Small plane lands on Louisville interstate
• Riding therapy to help vets
• Experts offer future for Paducah plant
• Woman in Pitino extortion plot wants delay
• Peabody Energy spends $17 million on Ky. land
• Senate rivals talk tough on policing illegal immigrants
• Man wants Boone County teaching job back after abuse charge dropped
• State seeing more growth in general fund receipts
• Meetings This Week
• Report: Downtown library buildings are fixable
• Paducah school shooter's letter discusses delusions
• 2 members of 101st Airborne killed in Afghanistan
• Police: Tenn. suspect killed himself in Indiana after taking Kentuckian's car
• Bill Clinton to campaign for Ky. Senate hopeful
• Briefs
• Bus driver suffers heart attack at wheel
• Briefs
• Marching Maroons collect another grand championship
• Briefs
• Victim identified, teen charged in man's death
• Man pleads guilty to assaulting daughters
• Paul: Wealthy should pay more for Medicare plan
• MCC names three benefactors to recognize at Lexington gala
• Ky. reports first flu case of season
• Testing set for state trooper applicants
• Churchill Downs puts HullabaLOU on hold
• Parlez-vous français? Oui, some preschoolers truthfuly can say
• Inmate gets brief taste of freedom
• MCC professor to make debut with Nashville Opera
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• More Ky. counties switching to digital scan voting
• Store opening
• Group donates books to Adolescent Day Treatment
• Candidates dispute government's role
• Senate hopefuls debate Obama policies, rights
• Murray St. president makes smaller list of candidates for UT job
• Make safety first priority when trick-or-treating
• Sen. hopefuls dispute government role in recovery
• Court interpreter helps bridge language gaps
• Ky. doctor sentenced to 5 years in wife's death
• Experts offer future for Paducah plant
• Cousteau's granddaughter to give lecture
• Agency cites mine in deadly roof collapse
• Food Service Inspections
• Dawson, Owensboro competing for plant
• Human remains found at Cumberland Gap
• Conway airs new ad hitting Paul on Medicare
• Ford assists fundraising for local home building program
• Bedbugs found at two county locations
• Owensboro officer fired for using excessive force
• 2 members of 101st Airborne killed in Afghanistan
• 100 new jobs at pharmaceutical packaging company
• Armed UofL student faces 3 charges
• Briefs
• Trains running again after derailment
• Southern Baptist leader on yoga: Not Christianity
• Paul sounds familiar themes
• Community rallies to support young patient with leukemia
• Dawson Springs council delays action on tax incentives
• 11 inmates charged after finding, swallowing pills
• Briefs
• Ky. seeing more growth in general fund receipts
• College students piece together Arts Council
• Groups claim mines polluting water in eastern Ky.
• Conway gets boost from Clinton in Ky. Senate race
• Corbin KFC among 2 closed to feed hungry
• Ky. investigators continue search for missing teen
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Armed student subdued by UofL faculty
• 9 Ky. schools take part in walking, biking effort
• Victim identified, teen charged in man's death
• Ky. food program gets $1.5 million bonus from feds
• Hazard Mayor Bill Gorman dead at 86
• Fort Knox soldier awarded bronze star
• 'Dr. Oz' advises city woman to quit tanning bed routine
• Ky. to get $1 million in health funding
• Body found in national park identified as Ky. man
• Feds cite Ky. mine owners in fatal collapse
• Man wants Boone County teaching job back after abuse charge dropped
• State wants to reduce diesel emissions
• No one studying economics of Equestrian Games
• State seeing more growth in general fund receipts
• Meetings This Week
• Small plane lands on Louisville interstate
• Briefs
• Riding therapy to help vets
• Peabody Energy spends $17 million on Ky. land
• Senate rivals talk tough on policing illegal immigrants
• Bus driver suffers heart attack at wheel
• New Kentucky River dam completed in Madison County
• Paul wants to overhaul tax code
• Briefs
• Marching Maroons collect another grand championship
• Report: Downtown library buildings are fixable
• No one studying economics of Equestrian Games
• Paducah school shooter's letter discusses delusions
• Bill Clinton to campaign for Ky. Senate hopeful
• Briefs
• Ky. reports first flu case of season
• Churchill Downs puts HullabaLOU on hold
• 'Thrilla in Madisonvilla' features mayoral candidates
• Testing set for state trooper applicants
• Parlez-vous français? Oui, some preschoolers truthfuly can say
• Inmate gets brief taste of freedom
• Paul wants to overhaul tax code
• Briefs
• Paul: Wealthy should pay more for Medicare plan
• MCC names three benefactors to recognize at Lexington gala
• Candidates dispute government's role
• Murray St. president makes smaller list of candidates for UT job
• Renowned leaders to speak at Human Rights Conference
• Senate hopefuls debate Obama policies, rights
• Make safety first priority when trick-or-treating
• Sen. hopefuls dispute government role in recovery
• Renowned leaders to speak at Human Rights Conference
• MCC professor to make debut with Nashville Opera
• Store opening
• Group donates books to Adolescent Day Treatment
• Food Service Inspections
• Human remains found at Cumberland Gap
• Woman in Pitino extortion plot wants delay
• Dawson, Owensboro competing for plant
• Conway airs new ad hitting Paul on Medicare
• Ford assists fundraising for local home building program
• 'Thrilla in Madisonvilla' features mayoral candidates
• Court interpreter helps bridge language gaps
• Cousteau's granddaughter to give lecture
• Agency cites mine in deadly roof collapse
• Briefs
• Southern Baptist leader on yoga: Not Christianity
• Police: Tenn. suspect killed himself in Indiana after taking Kentuckian's car
• Trains running again after derailment
• Paul sounds familiar themes
• Community rallies to support young patient with leukemia
• Bedbugs found at two county locations
• 100 new jobs at pharmaceutical packaging company
• Armed UofL student faces 3 charges
• Groups claim mines polluting water in eastern Ky.
• Corbin KFC among 2 closed to feed hungry
• Man pleads guilty to assaulting daughters
• Conway gets boost from Clinton in Ky. Senate race
• Ky. investigators continue search for missing teen
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Dawson Springs council delays action on tax incentives
• Ky. seeing more growth in general fund receipts
• College students piece together Arts Council
• Fort Knox soldier awarded bronze star
• Ky. to get $1 million in health funding
• More Ky. counties switching to digital scan voting
• 'Dr. Oz' advises city woman to quit tanning bed routine
• Body found in national park identified as Ky. man
• Feds cite Ky. mine owners in fatal collapse
• Armed student subdued by UofL faculty
• Ky. food program gets $1.5 million bonus from feds
• Hazard Mayor Bill Gorman dead at 86
• Ky. investigators continue search for missing teen
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Dawson Springs council delays action on tax incentives
• City auction offers run-of-the-mill and bizarre items
• Ky. food program gets $1.5 million bonus from feds
• Body found in national park identified as Ky. man
• Feds cite Ky. mine owners in fatal collapse
• Armed student subdued by UofL faculty
• Chamber introduces members of 2011 leadership class
• Conway gets boost from Clinton in Ky. Senate race
• Peabody Energy spends $17 million on Ky. land
• Senate rivals talk tough on policing illegal immigrants
• Man wants Boone County teaching job back after abuse charge dropped
• Nortonville officials wrestling with financial records
• Man in prison for 4 Clarksville deaths released
• Bill Clinton to campaign for Ky. Senate hopeful
• Briefs
• Bus driver suffers heart attack at wheel
• Country star Turner to perform
• Boone Co. considering gun law
• Paul: Wealthy should pay more for Medicare plan
• MCC names three benefactors to recognize at Lexington gala
• Ky. reports first flu case of season
• Churchill Downs puts HullabaLOU on hold
• Demolition begins on Executive Inn in Paducah
• State seeing more growth in general fund receipts
• Group donates books to Adolescent Day Treatment
• Candidates dispute government's role
• Murray St. president makes smaller list of candidates for UT job
• Governor Beshear orders flags to half-staff on Oct. 6
• Briefs
• Agency cites mine in deadly roof collapse
• Food Service Inspections
• Human remains found at Cumberland Gap
• Man shoots wife, self at work
• Testing set for state trooper applicants
• Armed UofL student faces 3 charges
• Briefs
• Southern Baptist leader on yoga: Not Christianity
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Senate hopefuls debate Obama policies, rights
• College students piece together Arts Council
• Groups claim mines polluting water in eastern Ky.
• Corbin KFC among 2 closed to feed hungry
• Ky. doctor sentenced to 5 years in wife's death
• Trains running again after derailment
• Hazard Mayor Bill Gorman dead at 86
• Fort Knox soldier awarded bronze star
• Ky. to get $1 million in health funding
• Owensboro officer fired for using excessive force
• Dawson, Owensboro competing for plant
• Meetings This Week
• Small plane lands on Louisville interstate
• Riding therapy to help vets
• 11 inmates charged after finding, swallowing pills
• 'Dr. Oz' advises city woman to quit tanning bed routine
• Marching Maroons collect another grand championship
• Report: Downtown library buildings are fixable
• Paducah school shooter's letter discusses delusions
• 9 Ky. schools take part in walking, biking effort
• Parlez-vous français? Oui, some preschoolers truthfuly can say
• Inmate gets brief taste of freedom
• Briefs
• Paul, national Democrats escalate ad war
• Make safety first priority when trick-or-treating
• Sen. hopefuls dispute government role in recovery
• MCC professor to make debut with Nashville Opera
• Briefs
• Cousteau's granddaughter to give lecture
• Conway airs new ad hitting Paul on Medicare
• Ford assists fundraising for local home building program
• Court interpreter helps bridge language gaps
• State wants to reduce diesel emissions
• 100 new jobs at pharmaceutical packaging company
• Paul sounds familiar themes
• Community rallies to support young patient with leukemia
• Bedbugs found at two county locations
• New Kentucky River dam completed in Madison County
• Ky. seeing more growth in general fund receipts
• Covington diocese to begin Catholic census in Boone County
• Make safety first priority when trick-or-treating
• Ford assists fundraising for local home building program
• Court interpreter helps bridge language gaps
• State wants to reduce diesel emissions
• Paul: Medicaid has turned into welfare
• Conway airs new ad hitting Paul on Medicare
• Community rallies to support young patient with leukemia
• Bedbugs found at two county locations
• New Kentucky River dam completed in Madison County
• Heating assistance available
• Paul sounds familiar themes
• Madisonville city auction
• Dawson Springs council delays action on tax incentives
• City auction offers run-of-the-mill and bizarre items
• Briefs
• Ky. investigators continue search for missing teen
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Armed student subdued by UofL faculty
• Chamber introduces members of 2011 leadership class
• Man shoots wife, self at work
• Body found in national park identified as Ky. man
• Feds cite Ky. mine owners in fatal collapse
• Man wants Boone County teaching job back after abuse charge dropped
• Nortonville officials wrestling with financial records
• City seeks items for troops in Afghanistan
• Peabody Energy spends $17 million on Ky. land
• Senate rivals talk tough on policing illegal immigrants
• Bus driver suffers heart attack at wheel
• Country star Turner to perform
• Bill Clinton to campaign for Ky. Senate hopeful
• Briefs
• Ky. reports first flu case of season
• Churchill Downs puts HullabaLOU on hold
• Death cases net lengthy prison terms
• Paul: Wealthy should pay more for Medicare plan
• MCC names three benefactors to recognize at Lexington gala
• Candidates dispute government's role
• Murray St. president makes smaller list of candidates for UT job
• Dawson considers incentives to lure company
• Group donates books to Adolescent Day Treatment
• Food Service Inspections
• Human remains found at Cumberland Gap
• Launch party set for Dawson Springs native's latest children's book
• Agency cites mine in deadly roof collapse
• Briefs
• Southern Baptist leader on yoga: Not Christianity
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Armed UofL student faces 3 charges
• Groups claim mines polluting water in eastern Ky.
• Corbin KFC among 2 closed to feed hungry
• Ky. doctor sentenced to 5 years in wife's death
• College students piece together Arts Council
• Fort Knox soldier awarded bronze star
• Ky. to get $1 million in health funding
• Owensboro officer fired for using excessive force
• Man in prison for 4 Clarksville deaths released
• Hazard Mayor Bill Gorman dead at 86
• Small plane lands on Louisville interstate
• Riding therapy to help vets
• 11 inmates charged after finding, swallowing pills
• Boone Co. considering gun law
• Meetings This Week
• Report: Downtown library buildings are fixable
• Paducah school shooter's letter discusses delusions
• 9 Ky. schools take part in walking, biking effort
• Demolition begins on Executive Inn in Paducah
• Marching Maroons collect another grand championship
• Inmate gets brief taste of freedom
• Briefs
• Paul, national Democrats escalate ad war
• Governor Beshear orders flags to half-staff on Oct. 6
• Parlez-vous français? Oui, some preschoolers truthfuly can say
• Sen. hopefuls dispute government role in recovery
• MCC professor to make debut with Nashville Opera
• Briefs
• Briefs
• Southern Baptist leader on yoga: Not Christianity
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Woman dies in early morning house fire
• Agency cites mine in deadly roof collapse
• Groups claim mines polluting water in eastern Ky.
• Corbin KFC among 2 closed to feed hungry
• Ky. doctor sentenced to 5 years in wife's death
• Ky. Marine killed during combat in Afghanistan
• Meetings This Week
• Fort Knox soldier awarded bronze star
• Ky. to get $1 million in health funding
• Owensboro officer fired for using excessive force
• New book describes Kentucky's biodiversity
• Marching Maroons collect another grand championship
• Small plane lands on Louisville interstate
• Riding therapy to help vets
• 11 inmates charged after finding, swallowing pills
• Man in prison for 4 Clarksville deaths released
• Make safety first priority when trick-or-treating
• Report: Downtown library buildings are fixable
• Paducah school shooter's letter discusses delusions
• 9 Ky. schools take part in walking, biking effort
• Boone Co. considering gun law
• Paul sounds familiar themes
• Inmate gets brief taste of freedom
• Briefs
• Paul, national Democrats escalate ad war
• Demolition begins on Executive Inn in Paducah
• Parlez-vous français? Oui, some preschoolers truthfuly can say
• Sen. hopefuls dispute government role in recovery
• MCC professor to make debut with Nashville Opera
• Briefs
• Governor Beshear orders flags to half-staff on Oct. 6
• Ford assists fundraising for local home building program
• Court interpreter helps bridge language gaps
• State wants to reduce diesel emissions
• Covington diocese to begin Catholic census in Boone County
• Community rallies to support young patient with leukemia
• Bedbugs found at two county locations
• New Kentucky River dam completed in Madison County
• Paul: Medicaid has turned into welfare
• Armed UofL student faces 3 charges
• Madisonville city auction
• Dawson Springs council delays action on tax incentives
• City auction offers run-of-the-mill and bizarre items
• Heating assistance available
• College students piece together Arts Council
• Armed student subdued by UofL faculty
• Chamber introduces members of 2011 leadership class
• Briefs
• Hazard Mayor Bill Gorman dead at 86
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Man wants Boone County teaching job back after abuse charge dropped
• Nortonville officials wrestling with financial records
• Man shoots wife, self at work
• Conway airs new ad hitting Paul on Medicare
• Feds cite Ky. mine owners in fatal collapse
• Bus driver suffers heart attack at wheel
• Country star Turner to perform
• City seeks items for troops in Afghanistan
• Mom shoots son, no charges filed in northern Ky.
• Senate rivals talk tough on policing illegal immigrants
• Ky. reports first flu case of season
• Churchill Downs puts HullabaLOU on hold
• Death cases net lengthy prison terms
• The rhetoric of political campaigns
• Briefs
• Candidates dispute government's role
• Murray St. president makes smaller list of candidates for UT job
• Dawson considers incentives to lure company
• Owensboro education program gets recognition, grant
• MCC names three benefactors to recognize at Lexington gala
• Food Service Inspections
• Human remains found at Cumberland Gap
• Launch party set for Dawson Springs native's latest children's book
• Wife of Justice Alito visits Ky.
• Group donates books to Adolescent Day Treatment
• MCC names three benefactors to recognize at Lexington gala
• Man wants Boone County teaching job back after abuse charge dropped
• Country star Turner to perform
• City seeks items for troops in Afghanistan
• Mom shoots son, no charges filed in northern Ky.
• Group donates books to Adolescent Day Treatment
• Bus driver suffers heart attack at wheel
• Churchill Downs puts HullabaLOU on hold
• Death cases net lengthy prison terms
• The rhetoric of political campaigns
• Agency cites mine in deadly roof collapse
• Ky. reports first flu case of season
• Murray St. president makes smaller list of candidates for UT job
• Dawson considers incentives to lure company
• Owensboro education program gets recognition, grant
• Candidates dispute government's role
• Human remains found at Cumberland Gap
• Launch party set for Dawson Springs native's latest children's book
• Wife of Justice Alito visits Ky.
• Food Service Inspections
• Southern Baptist leader on yoga: Not Christianity
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Woman dies in early morning house fire
• Briefs
• Corbin KFC among 2 closed to feed hungry
• Ky. doctor sentenced to 5 years in wife's death
• Ky. Marine killed during combat in Afghanistan
• Groups claim mines polluting water in eastern Ky.
• Ky. to get $1 million in health funding
• Owensboro officer fired for using excessive force
• New book describes Kentucky's biodiversity
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Fort Knox soldier awarded bronze star
• Riding therapy to help vets
• 11 inmates charged after finding, swallowing pills
• Man in prison for 4 Clarksville deaths released
• Feds cite Ky. mine owners in fatal collapse
• Small plane lands on Louisville interstate
• Paducah school shooter's letter discusses delusions
• 9 Ky. schools take part in walking, biking effort
• Boone Co. considering gun law
• Knights of Columbus start Tootsie Roll Drive
• Report: Downtown library buildings are fixable
• Briefs
• Paul, national Democrats escalate ad war
• Demolition begins on Executive Inn in Paducah
• Tea party stalwarts boost Paul's rally
• Inmate gets brief taste of freedom
• MCC professor to make debut with Nashville Opera
• Briefs
• Governor Beshear orders flags to half-staff on Oct. 6
• Carefully evaluate tree damage
• Sen. hopefuls dispute government role in recovery
• Court interpreter helps bridge language gaps
• State wants to reduce diesel emissions
• Covington diocese to begin Catholic census in Boone County
• Meetings This Week
• Ford assists fundraising for local home building program
• Bedbugs found at two county locations
• New Kentucky River dam completed in Madison County
• Paul: Medicaid has turned into welfare
• Marching Maroons win title; Storm earn proficient rating
• Community rallies to support young patient with leukemia
• Dawson Springs council delays action on tax incentives
• City auction offers run-of-the-mill and bizarre items
• Heating assistance available
• Gospel notes fill air near senior center
• Senate rivals talk tough on policing illegal immigrants
• North crowns royalty
• Chamber introduces members of 2011 leadership class
• Briefs
• Festival draws record crowd
• Briefs
• Armed student subdued by UofL faculty
• Nortonville officials wrestling with financial records
• Man shoots wife, self at work
• Firefighters get hands-on training
• Firefighters get hands-on training
• Lt. Gov. Mongiardo selling Franklin farm
• Food Service Inspections
• Nortonville officials wrestling with financial records
• Man shoots wife, self at work
• Mom shoots son, no charges filed in northern Ky.
• Kentucky Briefs
• Briefs
• Country star Turner to perform
• City seeks items for troops in Afghanistan
• The rhetoric of political campaigns
• Paralympians advocate sports therapy for troops
• Report: Downtown library buildings are fixable
• Churchill Downs puts HullabaLOU on hold
• Death cases net lengthy prison terms
• Owensboro education program gets recognition, grant
• Conway touts fiscal responsibility
• Armed student subdued by UofL faculty
• Inmate gets brief taste of freedom
• Murray St. president makes smaller list of candidates for UT job
• Dawson considers incentives to lure company
• Wife of Justice Alito visits Ky.
• Briefs
• Man wants Boone County teaching job back after abuse charge dropped
• Ford assists fundraising for local home building program
• Human remains found at Cumberland Gap
• Launch party set for Dawson Springs native's latest children's book
• Woman dies in early morning house fire
• State police post adds 6 new troopers
• Bus driver suffers heart attack at wheel
• Community rallies to support young patient with leukemia
• Southern Baptist leader on yoga: Not Christianity
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Ky. Marine killed during combat in Afghanistan
• Jazz concert features area native
• Ky. reports first flu case of season
• Corbin KFC among 2 closed to feed hungry
• Ky. doctor sentenced to 5 years in wife's death
• New book describes Kentucky's biodiversity
• Insurance tax suit gets class action status
• Groups claim mines polluting water in eastern Ky.
• Ky. to get $1 million in health funding
• Owensboro officer fired for using excessive force
• Man in prison for 4 Clarksville deaths released
• Group launches Paint the Town initiative
• Fort Knox soldier awarded bronze star
• Riding therapy to help vets
• 11 inmates charged after finding, swallowing pills
• Boone Co. considering gun law
• Knights of Columbus start Tootsie Roll Drive
• Small plane lands on Louisville interstate
• Paducah school shooter's letter discusses delusions
• 9 Ky. schools take part in walking, biking effort
• Demolition begins on Executive Inn in Paducah
• Tea party stalwarts boost Paul's rally
• Sen. hopefuls dispute government role in recovery
• Briefs
• Paul, national Democrats escalate ad war
• Governor Beshear orders flags to half-staff on Oct. 6
• Carefully evaluate tree damage
• Farm machinery accident kills 2-year-old in Guthrie
• MCC professor to make debut with Nashville Opera
• Briefs
• Covington diocese to begin Catholic census in Boone County
• Meetings This Week
• Feds approve plan to rid Paducah plant of waste
• Court interpreter helps bridge language gaps
• State wants to reduce diesel emissions
• Paul: Medicaid has turned into welfare
• Marching Maroons win title; Storm earn proficient rating
• Western Ky. city to reconsider mosque plans
• Bedbugs found at two county locations
• New Kentucky River dam completed in Madison County
• Gospel notes fill air near senior center
• Appeals court overturns Elliott County jailer's rape conviction
• Dawson Springs council delays action on tax incentives
• City auction offers run-of-the-mill and bizarre items
• Heating assistance available
• Festival draws record crowd
• Kentuckians urged to take the 10-10-10 Challenge
• Candidates dispute government's role
• Chamber introduces members of 2011 leadership class
• Briefs
• State finds sex offenders living in foster homes, care centers
• Corbin KFC among 2 closed to feed hungry
• Ky. doctor sentenced to 5 years in wife's death
• New book describes Kentucky's biodiversity
• Insurance tax suit gets class action status
• Appeals court overturns Elliott County jailer's rape conviction
• Paul, national Democrats escalate ad war
• Governor Beshear orders flags to half-staff on Oct. 6
• Carefully evaluate tree damage
• Correction
• Ky. to get $1 million in health funding
• Owensboro officer fired for using excessive force
• Man in prison for 4 Clarksville deaths released
• Group launches Paint the Town initiative
• Kentuckians urged to take the 10-10-10 Challenge
• Briefs
• Covington diocese to begin Catholic census in Boone County
• Meetings This Week
• Food Service Inspections
• Riding therapy to help vets
• 11 inmates charged after finding, swallowing pills
• Boone Co. considering gun law
• Knights of Columbus start Tootsie Roll Drive
• Lt. Gov. Mongiardo selling Franklin farm
• State wants to reduce diesel emissions
• Paul: Medicaid has turned into welfare
• Marching Maroons win title; Storm earn proficient rating
• Paducah school shooter's letter discusses delusions
• 9 Ky. schools take part in walking, biking effort
• Demolition begins on Executive Inn in Paducah
• Tea party stalwarts boost Paul's rally
• Kentucky Briefs
• New Kentucky River dam completed in Madison County
• Heating assistance available
• Gospel notes fill air near senior center
• Some residents ignore county burn ban
• Briefs
• Paul, national Democrats escalate ad war
• Governor Beshear orders flags to half-staff on Oct. 6
• Carefully evaluate tree damage
• State finds sex offenders living in foster homes, care centers
• City auction offers run-of-the-mill and bizarre items
• Briefs
• Festival draws record crowd
• Board seeks animal shelter manager
• MCC professor to make debut with Nashville Opera
• Briefs
• Covington diocese to begin Catholic census in Boone County
• Meetings This Week
• Correction
• Chamber introduces members of 2011 leadership class
• Man shoots wife, self at work
• Firefighters get hands-on training
• Firm gets site-grading contract for tech center
• Court interpreter helps bridge language gaps
• State wants to reduce diesel emissions
• Paul: Medicaid has turned into welfare
• Marching Maroons win title; Storm earn proficient rating
• Food Service Inspections
• Nortonville officials wrestling with financial records
• Churchill Downs puts HullabaLOU on hold
• City seeks items for troops in Afghanistan
• Mom shoots son, no charges filed in northern Ky.
• Kentucky Briefs
• Bedbugs found at two county locations
• New Kentucky River dam completed in Madison County
• Heating assistance available
• Gospel notes fill air near senior center
• Some residents ignore county burn ban
• Country star Turner to perform
• Murray St. president makes smaller list of candidates for UT job
• Death cases net lengthy prison terms
• The rhetoric of political campaigns
• Paralympians advocate sports therapy for troops
• Dawson Springs council delays action on tax incentives
• City auction offers run-of-the-mill and bizarre items
• Briefs
• Festival draws record crowd
• Board seeks animal shelter manager
• Paducah school shooter's letter discusses delusions
• Human remains found at Cumberland Gap
• Dawson considers incentives to lure company
• Owensboro education program gets recognition, grant
• Conway touts fiscal responsibility
• Farm machinery accident kills 2-year-old in Guthrie
• Chamber introduces members of 2011 leadership class
• Man shoots wife, self at work
• Firefighters get hands-on training
• Firm gets site-grading contract for tech center
• Briefs
• Southern Baptist leader on yoga: Not Christianity
• Launch party set for Dawson Springs native's latest children's book
• Wife of Justice Alito visits Ky.
• Briefs
• Feds approve plan to rid Paducah plant of waste
• Nortonville officials wrestling with financial records
• City seeks items for troops in Afghanistan
• Mom shoots son, no charges filed in northern Ky.
• Kentucky Briefs
• MCC professor to make debut with Nashville Opera
• Corbin KFC among 2 closed to feed hungry
• Madisonville North-Hopkins homecoming court
• Woman dies in early morning house fire
• State police post adds 6 new troopers
• Western Ky. city to reconsider mosque plans
• Country star Turner to perform
• Death cases net lengthy prison terms
• The rhetoric of political campaigns
• Paralympians advocate sports therapy for troops
• Court interpreter helps bridge language gaps
• Ky. to get $1 million in health funding
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Ky. Marine killed during combat in Afghanistan
• Jazz concert features area native
• Appeals court overturns Elliott County jailer's rape conviction
• Churchill Downs puts HullabaLOU on hold
• Dawson considers incentives to lure company
• Owensboro education program gets recognition, grant
• Conway touts fiscal responsibility
• Bedbugs found at two county locations
• Riding therapy to help vets
• Ky. doctor sentenced to 5 years in wife's death
• New book describes Kentucky's biodiversity
• Insurance tax suit gets class action status
• Kentuckians urged to take the 10-10-10 Challenge
• Murray St. president makes smaller list of candidates for UT job
• Launch party set for Dawson Springs native's latest children's book
• Wife of Justice Alito visits Ky.
• Briefs
• Dawson Springs council delays action on tax incentives
• Farm machinery accident kills 2-year-old in Guthrie
• Owensboro officer fired for using excessive force
• Man in prison for 4 Clarksville deaths released
• Group launches Paint the Town initiative
• Lt. Gov. Mongiardo selling Franklin farm
• Human remains found at Cumberland Gap
• Madisonville North-Hopkins homecoming court
• Woman dies in early morning house fire
• State police post adds 6 new troopers
• Feds approve plan to rid Paducah plant of waste
• 11 inmates charged after finding, swallowing pills
• Boone Co. considering gun law
• Knights of Columbus start Tootsie Roll Drive
• Kentucky Briefs
• Southern Baptist leader on yoga: Not Christianity
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Ky. Marine killed during combat in Afghanistan
• Jazz concert features area native
• Western Ky. city to reconsider mosque plans
• 9 Ky. schools take part in walking, biking effort
• Demolition begins on Executive Inn in Paducah
• Tea party stalwarts boost Paul's rally
• Demolition begins on Executive Inn in Paducah
• Tea party stalwarts boost Paul's rally
• Kentucky Briefs
• New Conway ad rips Paul on Medicare
• Owensboro officer fired for using excessive force
• Country star Turner to perform
• Governor Beshear orders flags to half-staff on Oct. 6
• Carefully evaluate tree damage
• State finds sex offenders living in foster homes, care centers
• Grave marker dedicated to Revolutionary War vet
• 11 inmates charged after finding, swallowing pills
• Covington diocese to begin Catholic census in Boone County
• Meetings This Week
• Correction
• McConnell's leadership might be at risk
• 9 Ky. schools take part in walking, biking effort
• Paul: Medicaid has turned into welfare
• Marching Maroons win title; Storm earn proficient rating
• Food Service Inspections
• Correction
• State wants to reduce diesel emissions
• Heating assistance available
• Gospel notes fill air near senior center
• Some residents ignore county burn ban
• Slaughters man hurt in parkway wreck
• New Kentucky River dam completed in Madison County
• Briefs
• Festival draws record crowd
• Board seeks animal shelter manager
• Main Street accident leaves 2 people injured
• Opponents, supporters sound off on coal ash issue
• Man shoots wife, self at work
• Firefighters get hands-on training
• Firm gets site-grading contract for tech center
• Senate hopefuls ambivalent about Appalachia agency
• Tea party candidate in Ky. secretary of state race
• Mom shoots son, no charges filed in northern Ky.
• Kentucky Briefs
• Insurers ordered to appear at state hearing
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• City seeks items for troops in Afghanistan
• The rhetoric of political campaigns
• Paralympians advocate sports therapy for troops
• Candidates list tops 100 for fall ballot
• Insurers ordered to appear at Frankfort hearing
• Death cases net lengthy prison terms
• Owensboro education program gets recognition, grant
• Conway touts fiscal responsibility
• Dawson Springs police, fire units set open house
• Listing on Craigslist leads to recovery of stolen golf carts
• Dawson considers incentives to lure company
• Wife of Justice Alito visits Ky.
• Briefs
• Farm machinery accident kills 2-year-old in Guthrie
• Plan for new Ohio River bridge has short closure
• Launch party set for Dawson Springs native's latest children's book
• Woman dies in early morning house fire
• State police post adds 6 new troopers
• Feds approve plan to rid Paducah plant of waste
• Woman convicted of stealing dead sister's identity
• Paul, national Democrats escalate ad war
• Ky. Marine killed during combat in Afghanistan
• Jazz concert features area native
• Western Ky. city to reconsider mosque plans
• Regional prison opening at Fort Leavenworth
• Briefs
• New book describes Kentucky's biodiversity
• Insurance tax suit gets class action status
• Appeals court overturns Elliott County jailer's rape conviction
• Utility hikes water rate 37 percent in Lexington
• City auction offers run-of-the-mill and bizarre items
• Man in prison for 4 Clarksville deaths released
• Group launches Paint the Town initiative
• Kentuckians urged to take the 10-10-10 Challenge
• Land Between the Lakes improves target ranges
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Chamber introduces members of 2011 leadership class
• Boone Co. considering gun law
• Knights of Columbus start Tootsie Roll Drive
• Lt. Gov. Mongiardo selling Franklin farm
• Diane Lane to attend 'Secretariat' screening
• Ky. doctor sentenced to 5 years in wife's death
• Nortonville officials wrestling with financial records
• New book describes Kentucky's biodiversity
• Insurance tax suit gets class action status
• Appeals court overturns Elliott County jailer's rape conviction
• Grave marker dedicated to Revolutionary War vet
• Kentuckians have a week to get registered to vote
• Covington diocese to begin Catholic census in Boone County
• Group launches Paint the Town initiative
• Kentuckians urged to take the 10-10-10 Challenge
• Madisonville production company begins next film project
• Opponents, supporters sound off on coal ash issue
• Man in prison for 4 Clarksville deaths released
• Paul: Medicaid has turned into welfare
• Knights of Columbus start Tootsie Roll Drive
• Lt. Gov. Mongiardo selling Franklin farm
• Groups question schools' progress
• Tea party candidate in Ky. secretary of state race
• Boone Co. considering gun law
• Heating assistance available
• Tea party stalwarts boost Paul's rally
• Kentucky Briefs
• Dogs soften bite of hard time
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Demolition begins on Executive Inn in Paducah
• Briefs
• Carefully evaluate tree damage
• State finds sex offenders living in foster homes, care centers
• McConnell's leadership might be at risk
• Insurers ordered to appear at Frankfort hearing
• Governor Beshear orders flags to half-staff on Oct. 6
• City seeks items for troops in Afghanistan
• Meetings This Week
• Correction
• Museum spotlights Brantley's work
• Listing on Craigslist leads to recovery of stolen golf carts
• Man shoots wife, self at work
• Death cases net lengthy prison terms
• Marching Maroons win title; Storm earn proficient rating
• Food Service Inspections
• Correction
• Plan for new Ohio River bridge has short closure
• Jury rejects caffeine defense at Ky. murder trial
• Dawson considers incentives to lure company
• Gospel notes fill air near senior center
• Some residents ignore county burn ban
• Slaughters man hurt in parkway wreck
• Woman convicted of stealing dead sister's identity
• Fort Campbell soldier tells of foiling attack
• Launch party set for Dawson Springs native's latest children's book
• Festival draws record crowd
• Board seeks animal shelter manager
• Main Street accident leaves 2 people injured
• Regional prison opening at Fort Leavenworth
• EPA holding coal waste hearing in Louisville
• Firefighters get hands-on training
• Firm gets site-grading contract for tech center
• Senate hopefuls ambivalent about Appalachia agency
• Utility hikes water rate 37 percent in Lexington
• Net-zero school opens in Bowling Green
• Mom shoots son, no charges filed in northern Ky.
• Kentucky Briefs
• Insurers ordered to appear at state hearing
• Land Between the Lakes improves target ranges
• About 100 arrested in mountaintop mining protest
• The rhetoric of political campaigns
• Paralympians advocate sports therapy for troops
• Candidates list tops 100 for fall ballot
• Conway claims his opponent favors a Medicare deductible
• MSHA unveils new screening process for mines
• Owensboro education program gets recognition, grant
• Conway touts fiscal responsibility
• Dawson Springs police, fire units set open house
• Local Briefs
• Ky. schools too slow in reaching test score goals
• Wife of Justice Alito visits Ky.
• Briefs
• Farm machinery accident kills 2-year-old in Guthrie
• 'Pig-A-Thon' set
• Road in Ky. to be dedicated to fallen heroes
• Woman dies in early morning house fire
• State police post adds 6 new troopers
• Feds approve plan to rid Paducah plant of waste
• Diane Lane to attend 'Secretariat' screening
• Ky. parks offering Second Sunday fitness events
• Ky. Marine killed during combat in Afghanistan
• Jazz concert features area native
• Western Ky. city to reconsider mosque plans
• New Conway ad rips Paul on Medicare
• Rand Paul says more mine inspectors may be needed
• Insurers ordered to appear at Frankfort hearing
• Road in Ky. to be dedicated to fallen heroes
• Carefully evaluate tree damage
• State finds sex offenders living in foster homes, care centers
• McConnell's leadership might be at risk
• Listing on Craigslist leads to recovery of stolen golf carts
• Energy-efficient school opens in Bowling Green
• Meetings This Week
• Correction
• Museum spotlights Brantley's work
• Plan for new Ohio River bridge has short closure
• Paul: More mine inspectors may be needed
• Marching Maroons win title; Storm earn proficient rating
• Food Service Inspections
• Correction
• Woman convicted of stealing dead sister's identity
• Fort Campbell soldier describes foiling attack
• Gospel notes fill air near senior center
• Some residents ignore county burn ban
• Slaughters man hurt in parkway wreck
• Regional prison opening at Fort Leavenworth
• Briefs
• Festival draws record crowd
• Board seeks animal shelter manager
• Main Street accident leaves 2 people injured
• Utility hikes water rate 37 percent in Lexington
• Regional College Fair set Thursday
• Firefighters get hands-on training
• Firm gets site-grading contract for tech center
• Senate hopefuls ambivalent about Appalachia agency
• Land Between the Lakes improves target ranges
• Ky. parks offering Second Sunday fitness events
• Mom shoots son, no charges filed in northern Ky.
• Kentucky Briefs
• Insurers ordered to appear at state hearing
• Conway claims his opponent favors a Medicare deductible
• Rand Paul says more mine inspectors may be needed
• The rhetoric of political campaigns
• Paralympians advocate sports therapy for troops
• Candidates list tops 100 for fall ballot
• Local Briefs
• City man's daughter killed near Seton Hall
• Owensboro education program gets recognition, grant
• Conway touts fiscal responsibility
• Dawson Springs police, fire units set open house
• 'Pig-A-Thon' set
• Hanson reaches deal on sewer bill
• Jury rejects caffeine defense at Ky. murder trial
• Wife of Justice Alito visits Ky.
• Briefs
• Farm machinery accident kills 2-year-old in Guthrie
• Diane Lane to attend 'Secretariat' screening
• 'Step Up' gets students moving at West Broadway
• Fort Campbell soldier tells of foiling attack
• Woman dies in early morning house fire
• State police post adds 6 new troopers
• Feds approve plan to rid Paducah plant of waste
• Foul play not suspected in teen's death
• EPA holding coal waste hearing in Louisville
• Ky. Marine killed during combat in Afghanistan
• Jazz concert features area native
• Western Ky. city to reconsider mosque plans
• New Conway ad rips Paul on Medicare
• Kentuckians have a week to get registered to vote
• Net-zero school opens in Bowling Green
• New book describes Kentucky's biodiversity
• Insurance tax suit gets class action status
• Appeals court overturns Elliott County jailer's rape conviction
• Grave marker dedicated to Revolutionary War vet
• Opponents, supporters sound off on coal ash issue
• About 100 arrested in mountaintop mining protest
• Group launches Paint the Town initiative
• Kentuckians urged to take the 10-10-10 Challenge
• Madisonville production company begins next film project
• Tea party candidate in Ky. secretary of state race
• MSHA unveils new screening process for mines
• Knights of Columbus start Tootsie Roll Drive
• Lt. Gov. Mongiardo selling Franklin farm
• Groups question schools' progress
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Ky. schools too slow in reaching test score goals
• Tea party stalwarts boost Paul's rally
• Kentucky Briefs
• Dogs soften bite of hard time
• Some residents ignore county burn ban
• Slaughters man hurt in parkway wreck
• Woman convicted of stealing dead sister's identity
• Fort Campbell soldier describes foiling attack
• Man sent to prison for 20 years in baby shaking
• Gospel notes fill air near senior center
• Board seeks animal shelter manager
• Main Street accident leaves 2 people injured
• Regional prison opening at Fort Leavenworth
• Briefs
• Farmers struggle as dry weather blankets East
• Festival draws record crowd
• Firm gets site-grading contract for tech center
• Senate hopefuls ambivalent about Appalachia agency
• Utility hikes water rate 37 percent in Lexington
• Regional College Fair set Thursday
• 4 injured in plant explosion remain hospitalized
• Firefighters get hands-on training
• Kentucky Briefs
• Insurers ordered to appear at state hearing
• Land Between the Lakes improves target ranges
• Ky. parks offering Second Sunday fitness events
• State equipment to be auctioned off
• Paralympians advocate sports therapy for troops
• Candidates list tops 100 for fall ballot
• Conway claims his opponent favors a Medicare deductible
• Rand Paul says more mine inspectors may be needed
• Ky. official says I-69 coming slower than desired
• Conway touts fiscal responsibility
• Dawson Springs police, fire units set open house
• Local Briefs
• City man's daughter killed near Seton Hall
• Murray St. to offer doctor of nursing practice
• Briefs
• Farm machinery accident kills 2-year-old in Guthrie
• 'Pig-A-Thon' set
• Hanson reaches deal on sewer bill
• Jury rejects caffeine defense at Ky. murder trial
• State police post adds 6 new troopers
• Feds approve plan to rid Paducah plant of waste
• Diane Lane to attend 'Secretariat' screening
• 'Step Up' gets students moving at West Broadway
• Fort Campbell soldier tells of foiling attack
• Jazz concert features area native
• Western Ky. city to reconsider mosque plans
• New Conway ad rips Paul on Medicare
• Foul play not suspected in teen's death
• EPA holding coal waste hearing in Louisville
• Insurance tax suit gets class action status
• Appeals court overturns Elliott County jailer's rape conviction
• Grave marker dedicated to Revolutionary War vet
• Kentuckians have a week to get registered to vote
• Net-zero school opens in Bowling Green
• Group launches Paint the Town initiative
• Kentuckians urged to take the 10-10-10 Challenge
• Madisonville production company begins next film project
• Opponents, supporters sound off on coal ash issue
• About 100 arrested in mountaintop mining protest
• Knights of Columbus start Tootsie Roll Drive
• Lt. Gov. Mongiardo selling Franklin farm
• Groups question schools' progress
• Tea party candidate in Ky. secretary of state race
• MSHA unveils new screening process for mines
• Tea party stalwarts boost Paul's rally
• Kentucky Briefs
• Dogs soften bite of hard time
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Ky. schools too slow in reaching test score goals
• Carefully evaluate tree damage
• State finds sex offenders living in foster homes, care centers
• McConnell's leadership might be at risk
• Insurers ordered to appear at Frankfort hearing
• Road in Ky. to be dedicated to fallen heroes
• Emergency volunteer program 'extremely valuable'
• Meetings This Week
• Correction
• Museum spotlights Brantley's work
• Listing on Craigslist leads to recovery of stolen golf carts
• Energy-efficient school opens in Bowling Green
• Henderson, power company to discuss settlement
• Food Service Inspections
• Correction
• Plan for new Ohio River bridge has short closure
• Paul: More mine inspectors may be needed
• Developer wants $50 million in bonds for Kentucky Kingdom
• Marching Maroons win title; Storm earn proficient rating
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Ky. schools too slow in reaching test score goals
• Emergency volunteer program 'extremely valuable'
• Paralympians advocate sports therapy for troops
• Candidates list tops 100 for fall ballot
• Conway claims his opponent favors a Medicare deductible
• Rand Paul says more mine inspectors may be needed
• Kentucky Briefs
• UPDATE:Powers' body identified; No signs of trauma found
• Dogs soften bite of hard time
• Insurers ordered to appear at Frankfort hearing
• Road in Ky. to be dedicated to fallen heroes
• Henderson, power company to discuss settlement
• Conway touts fiscal responsibility
• Dawson Springs police, fire units set open house
• Local Briefs
• City man's daughter killed near Seton Hall
• State finds sex offenders living in foster homes, care centers
• Murray St. to offer doctor of nursing practice
• McConnell's leadership might be at risk
• Listing on Craigslist leads to recovery of stolen golf carts
• Energy-efficient school opens in Bowling Green
• Developer wants $50 million in bonds for Kentucky Kingdom
• Briefs
• Farm machinery accident kills 2-year-old in Guthrie
• 'Pig-A-Thon' set
• Hanson reaches deal on sewer bill
• Correction
• Jury rejects caffeine defense at Ky. murder trial
• Museum spotlights Brantley's work
• Paul: More mine inspectors may be needed
• Man sent to prison for 20 years in baby shaking
• State police post adds 6 new troopers
• Feds approve plan to rid Paducah plant of waste
• Diane Lane to attend 'Secretariat' screening
• 'Step Up' gets students moving at West Broadway
• Food Service Inspections
• Fort Campbell soldier tells of foiling attack
• Correction
• Walk for Life
• Plan for new Ohio River bridge has short closure
• Fort Campbell soldier describes foiling attack
• Farmers struggle as dry weather blankets East
• Jazz concert features area native
• Western Ky. city to reconsider mosque plans
• New Conway ad rips Paul on Medicare
• Foul play not suspected in teen's death
• Some residents ignore county burn ban
• EPA holding coal waste hearing in Louisville
• Slaughters man hurt in parkway wreck
• Meetings This Week
• Woman convicted of stealing dead sister's identity
• Briefs
• 4 injured in plant explosion remain hospitalized
• Insurance tax suit gets class action status
• Appeals court overturns Elliott County jailer's rape conviction
• Grave marker dedicated to Revolutionary War vet
• Kentuckians have a week to get registered to vote
• Board seeks animal shelter manager
• Net-zero school opens in Bowling Green
• Main Street accident leaves 2 people injured
• Paul, Conway concentrate on battleground regions
• Regional prison opening at Fort Leavenworth
• Regional College Fair set Thursday
• State equipment to be auctioned off
• Group launches Paint the Town initiative
• Kentuckians urged to take the 10-10-10 Challenge
• Madisonville production company begins next film project
• Opponents, supporters sound off on coal ash issue
• Firm gets site-grading contract for tech center
• About 100 arrested in mountaintop mining protest
• Senate hopefuls ambivalent about Appalachia agency
• Center offering free prostate cancer screenings
• Utility hikes water rate 37 percent in Lexington
• Ky. parks offering Second Sunday fitness events
• Ky. official says I-69 coming slower than desired
• Knights of Columbus start Tootsie Roll Drive
• Lt. Gov. Mongiardo selling Franklin farm
• Groups question schools' progress
• Tea party candidate in Ky. secretary of state race
• Kentucky Briefs
• MSHA unveils new screening process for mines
• Insurers ordered to appear at state hearing
• Marching Maroons win 2 titles
• Land Between the Lakes improves target ranges
• Rand Paul says more mine inspectors may be needed
• UPDATE:Powers' body identified; No signs of trauma found
• Knights of Columbus start Tootsie Roll Drive
• Kentucky Briefs
• Dogs soften bite of hard time
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Paralympians advocate sports therapy for troops
• Ky. schools too slow in reaching test score goals
• Candidates list tops 100 for fall ballot
• Emergency volunteer program 'extremely valuable'
• Conway claims his opponent favors a Medicare deductible
• City man's daughter killed near Seton Hall
• Murray St. to offer doctor of nursing practice
• Walk for Life
• State finds sex offenders living in foster homes, care centers
• McConnell's leadership might be at risk
• Insurers ordered to appear at Frankfort hearing
• Conway touts fiscal responsibility
• Road in Ky. to be dedicated to fallen heroes
• Dawson Springs police, fire units set open house
• Henderson, power company to discuss settlement
• Local Briefs
• Hanson reaches deal on sewer bill
• Jury rejects caffeine defense at Ky. murder trial
• BREAKING NEWSHunter discovers teen’s remains
• Correction
• Museum spotlights Brantley's work
• Listing on Craigslist leads to recovery of stolen golf carts
• Briefs
• Energy-efficient school opens in Bowling Green
• Farm machinery accident kills 2-year-old in Guthrie
• Developer wants $50 million in bonds for Kentucky Kingdom
• 'Pig-A-Thon' set
• 'Step Up' gets students moving at West Broadway
• Fort Campbell soldier tells of foiling attack
• Search group reports finding remains of missing teen
• Food Service Inspections
• Correction
• Plan for new Ohio River bridge has short closure
• State police post adds 6 new troopers
• Paul: More mine inspectors may be needed
• Feds approve plan to rid Paducah plant of waste
• Man sent to prison for 20 years in baby shaking
• Diane Lane to attend 'Secretariat' screening
• Foul play not suspected in teen's death
• EPA holding coal waste hearing in Louisville
• Meetings This Week
• Some residents ignore county burn ban
• Slaughters man hurt in parkway wreck
• Woman convicted of stealing dead sister's identity
• Jazz concert features area native
• Fort Campbell soldier describes foiling attack
• Western Ky. city to reconsider mosque plans
• Farmers struggle as dry weather blankets East
• New Conway ad rips Paul on Medicare
• Kentuckians have a week to get registered to vote
• Net-zero school opens in Bowling Green
• Paul, Conway concentrate on battleground regions
• Board seeks animal shelter manager
• Main Street accident leaves 2 people injured
• Regional prison opening at Fort Leavenworth
• Insurance tax suit gets class action status
• Briefs
• Appeals court overturns Elliott County jailer's rape conviction
• 4 injured in plant explosion remain hospitalized
• Grave marker dedicated to Revolutionary War vet
• Opponents, supporters sound off on coal ash issue
• About 100 arrested in mountaintop mining protest
• Center offering free prostate cancer screenings
• Firm gets site-grading contract for tech center
• Senate hopefuls ambivalent about Appalachia agency
• Utility hikes water rate 37 percent in Lexington
• Group launches Paint the Town initiative
• Regional College Fair set Thursday
• Kentuckians urged to take the 10-10-10 Challenge
• State equipment to be auctioned off
• Madisonville production company begins next film project
• Tea party candidate in Ky. secretary of state race
• MSHA unveils new screening process for mines
• Marching Maroons win 2 titles
• Kentucky Briefs
• Insurers ordered to appear at state hearing
• Land Between the Lakes improves target ranges
• Ky. parks offering Second Sunday fitness events
• Lt. Gov. Mongiardo selling Franklin farm
• Ky. official says I-69 coming slower than desired
• Groups question schools' progress
• Senate hopefuls ambivalent about Appalachia agency
• Utility hikes water rate 37 percent in Lexington
• Regional College Fair set Thursday
• State equipment to be auctioned off
• Local teacher attempts to get pupils involved
• Feds approve plan to rid Paducah plant of waste
• Insurers ordered to appear at state hearing
• Land Between the Lakes improves target ranges
• Ky. parks offering Second Sunday fitness events
• Ky. official says I-69 coming slower than desired
• 'Candidates Forum' is Oct. 19 at Parkway Plaza Mall
• Western Ky. city to reconsider mosque plans
• Candidates list tops 100 for fall ballot
• Conway claims his opponent favors a Medicare deductible
• Rand Paul says more mine inspectors may be needed
• UPDATE:Powers' body identified; No signs of trauma found
• BREAKING NEWSHunter discovers teen’s remains
• Appeals court overturns Elliott County jailer's rape conviction
• Dawson Springs police, fire units set open house
• Local Briefs
• City man's daughter killed near Seton Hall
• Murray St. to offer doctor of nursing practice
• Earlington OKs tax rates
• Kentuckians urged to take the 10-10-10 Challenge
• Kentucky Briefs
• 'Pig-A-Thon' set
• Hanson reaches deal on sewer bill
• Jury rejects caffeine defense at Ky. murder trial
• Search group reports finding remains of missing teen
• Lt. Gov. Mongiardo selling Franklin farm
• State finds sex offenders living in foster homes, care centers
• Diane Lane to attend 'Secretariat' screening
• 'Step Up' gets students moving at West Broadway
• Fort Campbell soldier tells of foiling attack
• Woman's painting of downtown Hanson headed to state capital
• Prescription Drug Take Back Day scheduled
• Correction
• New Conway ad rips Paul on Medicare
• Foul play not suspected in teen's death
• EPA holding coal waste hearing in Louisville
• Meetings This Week
• Groundbreaking on new Ohio River bridge Nov. 30
• Grave marker dedicated to Revolutionary War vet
• Kentuckians have a week to get registered to vote
• Net-zero school opens in Bowling Green
• Paul, Conway concentrate on battleground regions
• Conference on human, civil rights to be held
• Food Service Inspections
• Madisonville production company begins next film project
• Opponents, supporters sound off on coal ash issue
• About 100 arrested in mountaintop mining protest
• Center offering free prostate cancer screenings
• Assistant coach charged with sexually abusing teen
• Some residents ignore county burn ban
• Groups question schools' progress
• Tea party candidate in Ky. secretary of state race
• MSHA unveils new screening process for mines
• Marching Maroons win 2 titles
• Former workers charged in abuse case at Oakwood
• Board seeks animal shelter manager
• Dogs soften bite of hard time
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Ky. schools too slow in reaching test score goals
• Emergency volunteer program 'extremely valuable'
• USDA awards $53 million in grants, loans to Ky.
• Firm gets site-grading contract for tech center
• McConnell's leadership might be at risk
• Insurers ordered to appear at Frankfort hearing
• Road in Ky. to be dedicated to fallen heroes
• Henderson, power company to discuss settlement
• Walk for Life
• Museum spotlights Brantley's work
• Listing on Craigslist leads to recovery of stolen golf carts
• Energy-efficient school opens in Bowling Green
• Developer wants $50 million in bonds for Kentucky Kingdom
• Equestrian Games will start today
• Correction
• Plan for new Ohio River bridge has short closure
• Paul: More mine inspectors may be needed
• Man sent to prison for 20 years in baby shaking
• Traveling version of Vietnam wall is at fairgrounds
• Slaughters man hurt in parkway wreck
• Woman convicted of stealing dead sister's identity
• Fort Campbell soldier describes foiling attack
• Farmers struggle as dry weather blankets East
• Man convicted in 2-year-old's beating death
• Main Street accident leaves 2 people injured
• Regional prison opening at Fort Leavenworth
• Briefs
• 4 injured in plant explosion remain hospitalized
• Nursing home abuse cases spark charges
• Farm machinery accident kills 2-year-old in Guthrie
• Local teacher attempts to get pupils involved
• EU bans controversial diabetes pill
• Insurers ordered to appear at state hearing
• Land Between the Lakes improves target ranges
• Ky. parks offering Second Sunday fitness events
• Senate hopefuls ambivalent about Appalachia agency
• Ky. official says I-69 coming slower than desired
• Utility hikes water rate 37 percent in Lexington
• 'Candidates Forum' is Oct. 19 at Parkway Plaza Mall
• Regional College Fair set Thursday
• Paul takes aim at 'Washington machine'
• State equipment to be auctioned off
• 'Candidates Forum' is Oct. 19 at Parkway Plaza Mall
• Paul takes aim at 'Washington machine'
• Candidates list tops 100 for fall ballot
• Conway claims his opponent favors a Medicare deductible
• Rand Paul says more mine inspectors may be needed
• Insurers ordered to appear at state hearing
• UPDATE:Powers' body identified; No signs of trauma found
• Land Between the Lakes improves target ranges
• BREAKING NEWSHunter discovers teen’s remains
• Ky. parks offering Second Sunday fitness events
• Briefs
• Ky. official says I-69 coming slower than desired
• BREAKING NEWSHunter discovers teen’s remains
• Briefs
• Dawson Springs police, fire units set open house
• Local Briefs
• City man's daughter killed near Seton Hall
• Candidates list tops 100 for fall ballot
• Murray St. to offer doctor of nursing practice
• Conway claims his opponent favors a Medicare deductible
• Earlington OKs tax rates
• Rand Paul says more mine inspectors may be needed
• Driver faces drug charges after getting stopped at checkpoint
• UPDATE:Powers' body identified; No signs of trauma found
• Earlington OKs tax rates
• Driver faces drug charges after getting stopped at checkpoint
• Study backs new heart valve without cracking chest
• 'Pig-A-Thon' set
• Hanson reaches deal on sewer bill
• Dawson Springs police, fire units set open house
• Jury rejects caffeine defense at Ky. murder trial
• Local Briefs
• Search group reports finding remains of missing teen
• City man's daughter killed near Seton Hall
• Food Service Inspections
• Murray St. to offer doctor of nursing practice
• Search group reports finding remains of missing teen
• Food Service Inspections
• Jobless rates down in 107 Ky. counties
• Diane Lane to attend 'Secretariat' screening
• 'Step Up' gets students moving at West Broadway
• Fort Campbell soldier tells of foiling attack
• 'Pig-A-Thon' set
• Woman's painting of downtown Hanson headed to state capital
• Hanson reaches deal on sewer bill
• Former workers charged in abuse case at Oakwood
• Jury rejects caffeine defense at Ky. murder trial
• Woman's painting of downtown Hanson headed to state capital
• Former workers charged in abuse case at Oakwood
• Dry spell could hurt quality of burley tobacco
• New Conway ad rips Paul on Medicare
• Foul play not suspected in teen's death
• EPA holding coal waste hearing in Louisville
• Diane Lane to attend 'Secretariat' screening
• Meetings This Week
• 'Step Up' gets students moving at West Broadway
• USDA awards $53 million in grants, loans to Ky.
• Fort Campbell soldier tells of foiling attack
• Meetings This Week
• USDA awards $53 million in grants, loans to Ky.
• $1.3M in federal funding for bills
• Grave marker dedicated to Revolutionary War vet
• Kentuckians have a week to get registered to vote
• Net-zero school opens in Bowling Green
• New Conway ad rips Paul on Medicare
• Paul, Conway concentrate on battleground regions
• Foul play not suspected in teen's death
• 7 marching bands expected to compete in Storm Classic
• EPA holding coal waste hearing in Louisville
• Paul, Conway concentrate on battleground regions
• 7 marching bands expected to compete in Storm Classic
• ACLU asks Mayfield to reconsider mosque rejection
• Madisonville production company begins next film project
• Opponents, supporters sound off on coal ash issue
• About 100 arrested in mountaintop mining protest
• Grave marker dedicated to Revolutionary War vet
• Center offering free prostate cancer screenings
• Kentuckians have a week to get registered to vote
• Family organizes search for missing teen
• Net-zero school opens in Bowling Green
• Center offering free prostate cancer screenings
• Family organizes search for missing teen
• Late congressman's brother disbarred in Ky.
• Groups question schools' progress
• Tea party candidate in Ky. secretary of state race
• MSHA unveils new screening process for mines
• Madisonville production company begins next film project
• Marching Maroons win 2 titles
• Opponents, supporters sound off on coal ash issue
• Prayer breakfast emphasizes unity
• About 100 arrested in mountaintop mining protest
• Marching Maroons win 2 titles
• Prayer breakfast emphasizes unity
• Bourbon Trail breaks record
• Dogs soften bite of hard time
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Ky. schools too slow in reaching test score goals
• Groups question schools' progress
• Emergency volunteer program 'extremely valuable'
• Tea party candidate in Ky. secretary of state race
• Relay for Life begins team sign-ups for '11 fundraiser
• MSHA unveils new screening process for mines
• Emergency volunteer program 'extremely valuable'
• Relay for Life begins team sign-ups for '11 fundraiser
• Half of Kentucky schools meet academic goals
• McConnell's leadership might be at risk
• Insurers ordered to appear at Frankfort hearing
• Road in Ky. to be dedicated to fallen heroes
• Dogs soften bite of hard time
• Henderson, power company to discuss settlement
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Walk for Life
• Ky. schools too slow in reaching test score goals
• Walk for Life
• Paul gets fundraising assist from senators who supported Wall Street rescue package
• Museum spotlights Brantley's work
• Listing on Craigslist leads to recovery of stolen golf carts
• Energy-efficient school opens in Bowling Green
• McConnell's leadership might be at risk
• Developer wants $50 million in bonds for Kentucky Kingdom
• Insurers ordered to appear at Frankfort hearing
• Equestrian Games will start today
• Road in Ky. to be dedicated to fallen heroes
• Prescription Drug Take Back Day scheduled
• Henderson, power company to discuss settlement
• Equestrian Games will start today
• Prescription Drug Take Back Day scheduled
• Correction
• Plan for new Ohio River bridge has short closure
• Paul: More mine inspectors may be needed
• Museum spotlights Brantley's work
• Man sent to prison for 20 years in baby shaking
• Listing on Craigslist leads to recovery of stolen golf carts
• Traveling version of Vietnam wall is at fairgrounds
• Energy-efficient school opens in Bowling Green
• Groundbreaking on new Ohio River bridge Nov. 30
• Developer wants $50 million in bonds for Kentucky Kingdom
• Traveling version of Vietnam wall is at fairgrounds
• Groundbreaking on new Ohio River bridge Nov. 30
• Slaughters man hurt in parkway wreck
• Woman convicted of stealing dead sister's identity
• Fort Campbell soldier describes foiling attack
• Correction
• Farmers struggle as dry weather blankets East
• Plan for new Ohio River bridge has short closure
• Man convicted in 2-year-old's beating death
• Paul: More mine inspectors may be needed
• Conference on human, civil rights to be held
• Man sent to prison for 20 years in baby shaking
• Man convicted in 2-year-old's beating death
• Conference on human, civil rights to be held
• Main Street accident leaves 2 people injured
• Regional prison opening at Fort Leavenworth
• Briefs
• Slaughters man hurt in parkway wreck
• 4 injured in plant explosion remain hospitalized
• Woman convicted of stealing dead sister's identity
• Nursing home abuse cases spark charges
• Fort Campbell soldier describes foiling attack
• Assistant coach charged with sexually abusing teen
• Farmers struggle as dry weather blankets East
• Nursing home abuse cases spark charges
• Assistant coach charged with sexually abusing teen
• Senate hopefuls ambivalent about Appalachia agency
• Utility hikes water rate 37 percent in Lexington
• Regional College Fair set Thursday
• Main Street accident leaves 2 people injured
• State equipment to be auctioned off
• Regional prison opening at Fort Leavenworth
• Local teacher attempts to get pupils involved
• Briefs
• EU bans controversial diabetes pill
• 4 injured in plant explosion remain hospitalized
• Earlington OKs tax rates
• Driver faces drug charges after getting stopped at checkpoint
• Late congressman's brother disbarred in Ky.
• Grave marker dedicated to Revolutionary War vet
• City man's daughter killed near Seton Hall
• Murray St. to offer doctor of nursing practice
• Search group reports finding remains of missing teen
• Food Service Inspections
• Bourbon Trail breaks record
• McConnell's leadership might be at risk
• Hanson reaches deal on sewer bill
• Jury rejects caffeine defense at Ky. murder trial
• Woman's painting of downtown Hanson headed to state capital
• Former workers charged in abuse case at Oakwood
• Half of Kentucky schools meet academic goals
• 5 Fort Campbell troops killed in helicopter crash
• 'Step Up' gets students moving at West Broadway
• Fort Campbell soldier tells of foiling attack
• Meetings This Week
• USDA awards $53 million in grants, loans to Ky.
• Kentucky Core Content Test results are listed for each county school
• ICG chief: industry must do more for safety
• Foul play not suspected in teen's death
• EPA holding coal waste hearing in Louisville
• Paul, Conway concentrate on battleground regions
• 7 marching bands expected to compete in Storm Classic
• Paul gets fundraising assist from senators who supported Wall Street rescue package
• Federal assistance sought for dry weather
• Opponents, supporters sound off on coal ash issue
• Kentuckians have a week to get registered to vote
• Net-zero school opens in Bowling Green
• Center offering free prostate cancer screenings
• Family organizes search for missing teen
• Clinic to offer free flu shot vouchers
• Ky. Medicaid chief resigns amid budget problems
• Tea party candidate in Ky. secretary of state race
• Conway claims his opponent favors a Medicare deductible
• About 100 arrested in mountaintop mining protest
• Marching Maroons win 2 titles
• Prayer breakfast emphasizes unity
• Grand opening set for Daymar College
• Rand Paul's idea to kill education agency would affect poor most
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Local Briefs
• MSHA unveils new screening process for mines
• Emergency volunteer program 'extremely valuable'
• Relay for Life begins team sign-ups for '11 fundraiser
• Woman loses bid for second chance at shock probation
• Study backs new heart valve without cracking chest
• Insurers ordered to appear at Frankfort hearing
• 'Pig-A-Thon' set
• Ky. schools too slow in reaching test score goals
• Henderson, power company to discuss settlement
• Walk for Life
• Test data show mixed bag for schools
• Jobless rates down in 107 Ky. counties
• Listing on Craigslist leads to recovery of stolen golf carts
• Madisonville production company begins next film project
• Road in Ky. to be dedicated to fallen heroes
• Developer wants $50 million in bonds for Kentucky Kingdom
• Equestrian Games will start today
• Prescription Drug Take Back Day scheduled
• Dry spell could hurt quality of burley tobacco
• Plan for new Ohio River bridge has short closure
• Groups question schools' progress
• Energy-efficient school opens in Bowling Green
• Man sent to prison for 20 years in baby shaking
• Traveling version of Vietnam wall is at fairgrounds
• Groundbreaking on new Ohio River bridge Nov. 30
• $1.3M in federal funding for bills
• Woman convicted of stealing dead sister's identity
• Dogs soften bite of hard time
• Paul: More mine inspectors may be needed
• Farmers struggle as dry weather blankets East
• Man convicted in 2-year-old's beating death
• Conference on human, civil rights to be held
• ACLU asks Mayfield to reconsider mosque rejection
• Regional prison opening at Fort Leavenworth
• Museum spotlights Brantley's work
• Fort Campbell soldier describes foiling attack
• 4 injured in plant explosion remain hospitalized
• Nursing home abuse cases spark charges
• Assistant coach charged with sexually abusing teen
• Clay Days features games, pageants
• Utility hikes water rate 37 percent in Lexington
• Briefs
• State equipment to be auctioned off
• Local teacher attempts to get pupils involved
• EU bans controversial diabetes pill
• Briefs
• Land Between the Lakes improves target ranges
• Regional College Fair set Thursday
• Ky. official says I-69 coming slower than desired
• 'Candidates Forum' is Oct. 19 at Parkway Plaza Mall
• Paul takes aim at 'Washington machine'
• Federal attorneys form task force on health care fraud
• Diane Lane to attend 'Secretariat' screening
• Ky. parks offering Second Sunday fitness events
• BREAKING NEWSHunter discovers teen’s remains
• Briefs
• Door of Hope fundraiser registers first 140 walkers
• New Conway ad rips Paul on Medicare
• Rand Paul says more mine inspectors may be needed
• UPDATE:Powers' body identified; No signs of trauma found
• 5 Fort Campbell troops killed in helicopter crash
• Fort Campbell soldier describes foiling attack
• Farmers struggle as dry weather blankets East
• Man convicted in 2-year-old's beating death
• Hanson reaches deal on sewer bill
• Conference on human, civil rights to be held
• Emergency volunteer program 'extremely valuable'
• ACLU asks Mayfield to reconsider mosque rejection
• Relay for Life begins team sign-ups for '11 fundraiser
• Ali Center starting global peace gardens project
• Woman loses bid for second chance at shock probation
• Study backs new heart valve without cracking chest
• ICG chief: industry must do more for safety
• Briefs
• 4 injured in plant explosion remain hospitalized
• Nursing home abuse cases spark charges
• 'Step Up' gets students moving at West Broadway
• Assistant coach charged with sexually abusing teen
• Henderson, power company to discuss settlement
• Clay Days features games, pageants
• Walk for Life
• Some lawmakers propose cutting pay for special budget sessions
• Test data show mixed bag for schools
• Jobless rates down in 107 Ky. counties
• Federal assistance sought for dry weather
• Regional College Fair set Thursday
• State equipment to be auctioned off
• Local teacher attempts to get pupils involved
• Foul play not suspected in teen's death
• EU bans controversial diabetes pill
• Developer wants $50 million in bonds for Kentucky Kingdom
• Briefs
• Equestrian Games will start today
• Dawson Springs council clarifies names of 2 streets
• Prescription Drug Take Back Day scheduled
• Dry spell could hurt quality of burley tobacco
• Ky. Medicaid chief resigns amid budget problems
• Ky. parks offering Second Sunday fitness events
• Ky. official says I-69 coming slower than desired
• 'Candidates Forum' is Oct. 19 at Parkway Plaza Mall
• Paul takes aim at 'Washington machine'
• Man sent to prison for 20 years in baby shaking
• Federal attorneys form task force on health care fraud
• Traveling version of Vietnam wall is at fairgrounds
• Briefs
• Groundbreaking on new Ohio River bridge Nov. 30
• $1.3M in federal funding for bills
• Rand Paul says more mine inspectors may be needed
• UPDATE:Powers' body identified; No signs of trauma found
• BREAKING NEWSHunter discovers teen’s remains
• Briefs
• Farmers struggle as dry weather blankets East
• Door of Hope fundraiser registers first 140 walkers
• Man convicted in 2-year-old's beating death
• Dawson schools close early after power outage
• Conference on human, civil rights to be held
• ACLU asks Mayfield to reconsider mosque rejection
• Ali Center starting global peace gardens project
• City man's daughter killed near Seton Hall
• Murray St. to offer doctor of nursing practice
• Earlington OKs tax rates
• Driver faces drug charges after getting stopped at checkpoint
• 4 injured in plant explosion remain hospitalized
• Late congressman's brother disbarred in Ky.
• Nursing home abuse cases spark charges
• Local Briefs
• Assistant coach charged with sexually abusing teen
• Clay Days features games, pageants
• Some lawmakers propose cutting pay for special budget sessions
• Hanson reaches deal on sewer bill
• Jury rejects caffeine defense at Ky. murder trial
• Search group reports finding remains of missing teen
• Food Service Inspections
• State equipment to be auctioned off
• Bourbon Trail breaks record
• Local teacher attempts to get pupils involved
• Conservation work reduces Tradewater River flood risk
• EU bans controversial diabetes pill
• Briefs
• Dawson Springs council clarifies names of 2 streets
• 'Step Up' gets students moving at West Broadway
• Fort Campbell soldier tells of foiling attack
• Woman's painting of downtown Hanson headed to state capital
• Former workers charged in abuse case at Oakwood
• Ky. official says I-69 coming slower than desired
• Half of Kentucky schools meet academic goals
• 'Candidates Forum' is Oct. 19 at Parkway Plaza Mall
• Video explains assistance for phone bills
• Paul takes aim at 'Washington machine'
• Federal attorneys form task force on health care fraud
• Briefs
• Foul play not suspected in teen's death
• EPA holding coal waste hearing in Louisville
• Meetings This Week
• USDA awards $53 million in grants, loans to Ky.
• UPDATE:Powers' body identified; No signs of trauma found
• Kentucky Core Content Test results are listed for each county school
• BREAKING NEWSHunter discovers teen’s remains
• Toddler reaches milestone after heart transplant
• Briefs
• Door of Hope fundraiser registers first 140 walkers
• Dawson schools close early after power outage
• Kentuckians have a week to get registered to vote
• Net-zero school opens in Bowling Green
• Paul, Conway concentrate on battleground regions
• 7 marching bands expected to compete in Storm Classic
• Murray St. to offer doctor of nursing practice
• Paul gets fundraising assist from senators who supported Wall Street rescue package
• Earlington OKs tax rates
• Hanson disputes sewer charges
• Driver faces drug charges after getting stopped at checkpoint
• Late congressman's brother disbarred in Ky.
• Local Briefs
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• About 100 arrested in mountaintop mining protest
• Center offering free prostate cancer screenings
• Family organizes search for missing teen
• Energy-efficient school opens in Bowling Green
• Clinic to offer free flu shot vouchers
• Search group reports finding remains of missing teen
• Telephone scam presses victims to pay bogus bill
• Food Service Inspections
• Bourbon Trail breaks record
• Conservation work reduces Tradewater River flood risk
• Rineyville man, ROTC grad dies in Afghanistan
• MSHA unveils new screening process for mines
• Marching Maroons win 2 titles
• Prayer breakfast emphasizes unity
• Paul: More mine inspectors may be needed
• Grand opening set for Daymar College
• Woman's painting of downtown Hanson headed to state capital
• Rand Paul's idea to kill education agency would affect poor most
• Former workers charged in abuse case at Oakwood
• Half of Kentucky schools meet academic goals
• Video explains assistance for phone bills
• 750 artists expected at St. James Court Art Show
• Ky. schools too slow in reaching test score goals
• Emergency volunteer program 'extremely valuable'
• Relay for Life begins team sign-ups for '11 fundraiser
• Fort Campbell soldier describes foiling attack
• Woman loses bid for second chance at shock probation
• Meetings This Week
• Study backs new heart valve without cracking chest
• USDA awards $53 million in grants, loans to Ky.
• 5 Fort Campbell troops killed in helicopter crash
• Kentucky Core Content Test results are listed for each county school
• Toddler reaches milestone after heart transplant
• Man arrested at elementary school
• Road in Ky. to be dedicated to fallen heroes
• Henderson, power company to discuss settlement
• Walk for Life
• Briefs
• Test data show mixed bag for schools
• Paul, Conway concentrate on battleground regions
• Jobless rates down in 107 Ky. counties
• 7 marching bands expected to compete in Storm Classic
• ICG chief: industry must do more for safety
• Paul gets fundraising assist from senators who supported Wall Street rescue package
• Hanson disputes sewer charges
• Faulty gas pipes installed in Pa., Kentucky
• Energy-efficient school opens in Bowling Green
• Developer wants $50 million in bonds for Kentucky Kingdom
• Equestrian Games will start today
• Regional College Fair set Thursday
• Prescription Drug Take Back Day scheduled
• Center offering free prostate cancer screenings
• Dry spell could hurt quality of burley tobacco
• Family organizes search for missing teen
• Federal assistance sought for dry weather
• Clinic to offer free flu shot vouchers
• Telephone scam presses victims to pay bogus bill
• MSHA says blitz yields thousands of citations
• Paul: More mine inspectors may be needed
• Man sent to prison for 20 years in baby shaking
• Traveling version of Vietnam wall is at fairgrounds
• City man's daughter killed near Seton Hall
• Groundbreaking on new Ohio River bridge Nov. 30
• Marching Maroons win 2 titles
• $1.3M in federal funding for bills
• Prayer breakfast emphasizes unity
• Ky. Medicaid chief resigns amid budget problems
• Grand opening set for Daymar College
• Rand Paul's idea to kill education agency would affect poor most
• Test data show mixed bag for schools
• Jobless rates down in 107 Ky. counties
• Woman's painting of downtown Hanson headed to state capital
• ICG chief: industry must do more for safety
• Former workers charged in abuse case at Oakwood
• Half of Kentucky schools meet academic goals
• Video explains assistance for phone bills
• MSHA says blitz yields thousands of citations
• Henderson, power company to discuss settlement
• Walk for Life
• Prescription Drug Take Back Day scheduled
• Dry spell could hurt quality of burley tobacco
• Meetings This Week
• Federal assistance sought for dry weather
• USDA awards $53 million in grants, loans to Ky.
• Kentucky Core Content Test results are listed for each county school
• Toddler reaches milestone after heart transplant
• Defendant's attorney claims caffeine prompted false confession to slaying
• Developer wants $50 million in bonds for Kentucky Kingdom
• Equestrian Games will start today
• Groundbreaking on new Ohio River bridge Nov. 30
• $1.3M in federal funding for bills
• Paul, Conway concentrate on battleground regions
• Ky. Medicaid chief resigns amid budget problems
• 7 marching bands expected to compete in Storm Classic
• Paul gets fundraising assist from senators who supported Wall Street rescue package
• Hanson disputes sewer charges
• Official: City not at risk for gas pipeline disaster
• Man sent to prison for 20 years in baby shaking
• Traveling version of Vietnam wall is at fairgrounds
• Conference on human, civil rights to be held
• ACLU asks Mayfield to reconsider mosque rejection
• Center offering free prostate cancer screenings
• Ali Center starting global peace gardens project
• Family organizes search for missing teen
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Clinic to offer free flu shot vouchers
• Telephone scam presses victims to pay bogus bill
• School board seeks bids for tech center
• Farmers struggle as dry weather blankets East
• Man convicted in 2-year-old's beating death
• Assistant coach charged with sexually abusing teen
• Clay Days features games, pageants
• Marching Maroons win 2 titles
• Some lawmakers propose cutting pay for special budget sessions
• Prayer breakfast emphasizes unity
• Rineyville man, ROTC grad dies in Afghanistan
• Grand opening set for Daymar College
• Rand Paul's idea to kill education agency would affect poor most
• Studies revise flood zone near Lake Peewee
• 4 injured in plant explosion remain hospitalized
• Nursing home abuse cases spark charges
• EU bans controversial diabetes pill
• Briefs
• Emergency volunteer program 'extremely valuable'
• Dawson Springs council clarifies names of 2 streets
• Relay for Life begins team sign-ups for '11 fundraiser
• 750 artists expected at St. James Court Art Show
• Woman loses bid for second chance at shock probation
• Study backs new heart valve without cracking chest
• 5 Fort Campbell troops killed in helicopter crash
• State equipment to be auctioned off
• Local teacher attempts to get pupils involved
• Paul takes aim at 'Washington machine'
• Federal attorneys form task force on health care fraud
• Henderson, power company to discuss settlement
• Briefs
• Walk for Life
• Marching Storm place in 2 contests
• Test data show mixed bag for schools
• Jobless rates down in 107 Ky. counties
• ICG chief: industry must do more for safety
• Ky. official says I-69 coming slower than desired
• 'Candidates Forum' is Oct. 19 at Parkway Plaza Mall
• Briefs
• Door of Hope fundraiser registers first 140 walkers
• Developer wants $50 million in bonds for Kentucky Kingdom
• Dawson schools close early after power outage
• Equestrian Games will start today
• Driver charged after injury accident
• Prescription Drug Take Back Day scheduled
• Dry spell could hurt quality of burley tobacco
• Federal assistance sought for dry weather
• UPDATE:Powers' body identified; No signs of trauma found
• BREAKING NEWSHunter discovers teen’s remains
• Late congressman's brother disbarred in Ky.
• Man sent to prison for 20 years in baby shaking
• Local Briefs
• Traveling version of Vietnam wall is at fairgrounds
• Man arrested at elementary school
• Groundbreaking on new Ohio River bridge Nov. 30
• $1.3M in federal funding for bills
• Ky. Medicaid chief resigns amid budget problems
• Murray St. to offer doctor of nursing practice
• Earlington OKs tax rates
• Driver faces drug charges after getting stopped at checkpoint
• Bourbon Trail breaks record
• Farmers struggle as dry weather blankets East
• Conservation work reduces Tradewater River flood risk
• Man convicted in 2-year-old's beating death
• Faulty gas pipes installed in Pa., Kentucky
• Conference on human, civil rights to be held
• ACLU asks Mayfield to reconsider mosque rejection
• Ali Center starting global peace gardens project
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Search group reports finding remains of missing teen
• Food Service Inspections
• Half of Kentucky schools meet academic goals
• 4 injured in plant explosion remain hospitalized
• Video explains assistance for phone bills
• Nursing home abuse cases spark charges
• MSHA says blitz yields thousands of citations
• Assistant coach charged with sexually abusing teen
• Clay Days features games, pageants
• Some lawmakers propose cutting pay for special budget sessions
• Rineyville man, ROTC grad dies in Afghanistan
• Woman's painting of downtown Hanson headed to state capital
• Former workers charged in abuse case at Oakwood
• Kentucky Core Content Test results are listed for each county school
• State equipment to be auctioned off
• Toddler reaches milestone after heart transplant
• Local teacher attempts to get pupils involved
• Defendant's attorney claims caffeine prompted false confession to slaying
• EU bans controversial diabetes pill
• Briefs
• Dawson Springs council clarifies names of 2 streets
• 750 artists expected at St. James Court Art Show
• Meetings This Week
• USDA awards $53 million in grants, loans to Ky.
• Paul gets fundraising assist from senators who supported Wall Street rescue package
• Ky. official says I-69 coming slower than desired
• Hanson disputes sewer charges
• 'Candidates Forum' is Oct. 19 at Parkway Plaza Mall
• Official: City not at risk for gas pipeline disaster
• Paul takes aim at 'Washington machine'
• Federal attorneys form task force on health care fraud
• Briefs
• Marching Storm place in 2 contests
• Paul, Conway concentrate on battleground regions
• 7 marching bands expected to compete in Storm Classic
• Clinic to offer free flu shot vouchers
• UPDATE:Powers' body identified; No signs of trauma found
• Telephone scam presses victims to pay bogus bill
• BREAKING NEWSHunter discovers teen’s remains
• School board seeks bids for tech center
• Briefs
• Door of Hope fundraiser registers first 140 walkers
• Dawson schools close early after power outage
• Driver charged after injury accident
• Center offering free prostate cancer screenings
• Family organizes search for missing teen
• Grand opening set for Daymar College
• Murray St. to offer doctor of nursing practice
• Rand Paul's idea to kill education agency would affect poor most
• Earlington OKs tax rates
• Studies revise flood zone near Lake Peewee
• Driver faces drug charges after getting stopped at checkpoint
• Late congressman's brother disbarred in Ky.
• Local Briefs
• Man arrested at elementary school
• Marching Maroons win 2 titles
• Prayer breakfast emphasizes unity
• Woman loses bid for second chance at shock probation
• Study backs new heart valve without cracking chest
• Search group reports finding remains of missing teen
• 5 Fort Campbell troops killed in helicopter crash
• Food Service Inspections
• Bourbon Trail breaks record
• Conservation work reduces Tradewater River flood risk
• Faulty gas pipes installed in Pa., Kentucky
• Emergency volunteer program 'extremely valuable'
• Relay for Life begins team sign-ups for '11 fundraiser
• Armory for sale
• Paul, Conway concentrate on battleground regions
• 7 marching bands expected to compete in Storm Classic
• Paul gets fundraising assist from senators who supported Wall Street rescue package
• Hanson disputes sewer charges
• Official: City not at risk for gas pipeline disaster
• ACLU to help Mayfield man seeking to open mosque
• Center offering free prostate cancer screenings
• Family organizes search for missing teen
• Clinic to offer free flu shot vouchers
• Telephone scam presses victims to pay bogus bill
• School board seeks bids for tech center
• Fort Campbell soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Hunter discovers teen's remains
• Prayer breakfast emphasizes unity
• Grand opening set for Daymar College
• Rand Paul's idea to kill education agency would affect poor most
• Studies revise flood zone near Lake Peewee
• Ky. hosting 'Facebook Friday' on child seat safety
• Marching Maroons win 2 titles
• Relay for Life begins team sign-ups for '11 fundraiser
• Woman loses bid for second chance at shock probation
• Study backs new heart valve without cracking chest
• 5 Fort Campbell troops killed in helicopter crash
• Ky. man claims caffeine insanity in wife's death
• Walk for Life
• Test data show mixed bag for schools
• Jobless rates down in 107 Ky. counties
• ICG chief: industry must do more for safety
• Hunt continues for trooper's killer
• Equestrian Games will start today
• Prescription Drug Take Back Day scheduled
• Dry spell could hurt quality of burley tobacco
• Federal assistance sought for dry weather
• Beshear orders action on nursing home abuse
• Traveling version of Vietnam wall is at fairgrounds
• Groundbreaking on new Ohio River bridge Nov. 30
• $1.3M in federal funding for bills
• Ky. Medicaid chief resigns amid budget problems
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Man convicted in 2-year-old's beating death
• Conference on human, civil rights to be held
• ACLU asks Mayfield to reconsider mosque rejection
• Ali Center starting global peace gardens project
• Rineyville man, ROTC grad dies in Afghanistan
• Nursing home abuse cases spark charges
• Assistant coach charged with sexually abusing teen
• Clay Days features games, pageants
• Some lawmakers propose cutting pay for special budget sessions
• 750 artists expected at St. James Court Art Show
• Local teacher attempts to get pupils involved
• EU bans controversial diabetes pill
• Briefs
• Dawson Springs council clarifies names of 2 streets
• Marching Storm place in 2 contests
• 'Candidates Forum' is Oct. 19 at Parkway Plaza Mall
• Paul takes aim at 'Washington machine'
• Federal attorneys form task force on health care fraud
• Briefs
• Driver charged after injury accident
• BREAKING NEWSHunter discovers teen’s remains
• Briefs
• Door of Hope fundraiser registers first 140 walkers
• Dawson schools close early after power outage
• Earlington OKs tax rates
• Driver faces drug charges after getting stopped at checkpoint
• Late congressman's brother disbarred in Ky.
• Local Briefs
• Man arrested at elementary school
• Search group reports finding remains of missing teen
• Food Service Inspections
• Bourbon Trail breaks record
• Conservation work reduces Tradewater River flood risk
• Faulty gas pipes installed in Pa., Kentucky
• Woman's painting of downtown Hanson headed to state capital
• Former workers charged in abuse case at Oakwood
• Half of Kentucky schools meet academic goals
• Video explains assistance for phone bills
• MSHA says blitz yields thousands of citations
• Inmate captured after fleeing hospital
• Meetings This Week
• USDA awards $53 million in grants, loans to Ky.
• Kentucky Core Content Test results are listed for each county school
• Toddler reaches milestone after heart transplant
• Defendant's attorney claims caffeine prompted false confession to slaying
• Jobless rates down in 107 Ky. counties
• ICG chief: industry must do more for safety
• Ky. man claims caffeine insanity in wife's death
• Equestrian Games will start today
• Test data show mixed bag for schools
• Dry spell could hurt quality of burley tobacco
• Federal assistance sought for dry weather
• Hunt continues for trooper's killer
• Woman's painting of downtown Hanson headed to state capital
• Prescription Drug Take Back Day scheduled
• $1.3M in federal funding for bills
• Ky. Medicaid chief resigns amid budget problems
• Beshear orders action on nursing home abuse
• Traveling version of Vietnam wall is at fairgrounds
• Groundbreaking on new Ohio River bridge Nov. 30
• ACLU asks Mayfield to reconsider mosque rejection
• Ali Center starting global peace gardens project
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Man convicted in 2-year-old's beating death
• Conference on human, civil rights to be held
• Clay Days features games, pageants
• Some lawmakers propose cutting pay for special budget sessions
• Rineyville man, ROTC grad dies in Afghanistan
• Search group reports finding remains of missing teen
• Town Crier, Sept. 25
• Assistant coach charged with sexually abusing teen
• Briefs
• Dawson Springs council clarifies names of 2 streets
• 750 artists expected at St. James Court Art Show
• BREAKING NEWSMissing woman's body found
• Nursing home abuse cases spark charges
• EU bans controversial diabetes pill
• Federal attorneys form task force on health care fraud
• Briefs
• Marching Storm place in 2 contests
• Meetings This Week
• Local teacher attempts to get pupils involved
• Paul takes aim at 'Washington machine'
• Door of Hope fundraiser registers first 140 walkers
• Dawson schools close early after power outage
• Driver charged after injury accident
• Restored state park preserves history
• Property Transfers, Sept. 25
• Briefs
• Late congressman's brother disbarred in Ky.
• Local Briefs
• Man arrested at elementary school
• Election finance complaint filed against Beshear
• Court Reports, Sept. 25
• Driver faces drug charges after getting stopped at checkpoint
• Bourbon Trail breaks record
• Conservation work reduces Tradewater River flood risk
• Faulty gas pipes installed in Pa., Kentucky
• Virtual tour offers insights into new beef cuts at stores
• Police/Fire Reports, Sept. 25
• Food Service Inspections
• Half of Kentucky schools meet academic goals
• Video explains assistance for phone bills
• MSHA says blitz yields thousands of citations
• Traveling exhibit honors veterans
• Earlington OKs tax rates
• Former workers charged in abuse case at Oakwood
• Kentucky Core Content Test results are listed for each county school
• Toddler reaches milestone after heart transplant
• Defendant's attorney claims caffeine prompted false confession to slaying
• Inmate captured after fleeing hospital
• 'Candidates Forum' is Oct. 19 at Parkway Plaza Mall
• USDA awards $53 million in grants, loans to Ky.
• Paul gets fundraising assist from senators who supported Wall Street rescue package
• Hanson disputes sewer charges
• Official: City not at risk for gas pipeline disaster
• Armory for sale
• 7 marching bands expected to compete in Storm Classic
• Clinic to offer free flu shot vouchers
• Telephone scam presses victims to pay bogus bill
• School board seeks bids for tech center
• ACLU to help Mayfield man seeking to open mosque
• Family organizes search for missing teen
• Grand opening set for Daymar College
• Rand Paul's idea to kill education agency would affect poor most
• Studies revise flood zone near Lake Peewee
• Fort Campbell soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Prayer breakfast emphasizes unity
• Woman loses bid for second chance at shock probation
• Study backs new heart valve without cracking chest
• 5 Fort Campbell troops killed in helicopter crash
• Ky. hosting 'Facebook Friday' on child seat safety
• Relay for Life begins team sign-ups for '11 fundraiser
• EU bans controversial diabetes pill
• Dry spell could hurt quality of burley tobacco
• Ky. Medicaid chief resigns amid budget problems
• Beshear orders action on nursing home abuse
• Applicants sought for schools facilities committee
• Former workers charged in abuse case at Oakwood
• Paul takes aim at 'Washington machine'
• $1.3M in federal funding for bills
• Ali Center starting global peace gardens project
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Man gets 3-year sentence in traffic death
• USDA awards $53 million in grants, loans to Ky.
• Briefs
• ACLU asks Mayfield to reconsider mosque rejection
• Some lawmakers propose cutting pay for special budget sessions
• Rineyville man, ROTC grad dies in Afghanistan
• Man admits role in 1995 slaying
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Driver faces drug charges after getting stopped at checkpoint
• Clay Days features games, pageants
• Dawson Springs council clarifies names of 2 streets
• 750 artists expected at St. James Court Art Show
• Animal shelter manager resigns
• Erlanger event focuses on Civil War
• Food Service Inspections
• Briefs
• Briefs
• Marching Storm place in 2 contests
• Meetings This Week
• Sales tax revenues so far a bust for arena
• 7 marching bands expected to compete in Storm Classic
• Federal attorneys form task force on health care fraud
• Dawson schools close early after power outage
• Driver charged after injury accident
• Restored state park preserves history
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,178
• Relay for Life begins team sign-ups for '11 fundraiser
• Door of Hope fundraiser registers first 140 walkers
• Local Briefs
• Man arrested at elementary school
• Election finance complaint filed against Beshear
• 78.5 pounds of pot found during traffic stop
• Family organizes search for missing teen
• Late congressman's brother disbarred in Ky.
• Conservation work reduces Tradewater River flood risk
• Faulty gas pipes installed in Pa., Kentucky
• Virtual tour offers insights into new beef cuts at stores
• Palin says she's thrilled by political upsets
• Prayer breakfast emphasizes unity
• Bourbon Trail breaks record
• Video explains assistance for phone bills
• MSHA says blitz yields thousands of citations
• Traveling exhibit honors veterans
• TVA's future plans suggest more nuclear, less coal
• Half of Kentucky schools meet academic goals
• Toddler reaches milestone after heart transplant
• Defendant's attorney claims caffeine prompted false confession to slaying
• Inmate captured after fleeing hospital
• Senate battlegrounds see new round of negative ads
• Kentucky Core Content Test results are listed for each county school
• Hanson disputes sewer charges
• Official: City not at risk for gas pipeline disaster
• Armory for sale
• Democrat files compliant accusing Williams of campaign finance violation
• Paul gets fundraising assist from senators who supported Wall Street rescue package
• Telephone scam presses victims to pay bogus bill
• School board seeks bids for tech center
• ACLU to help Mayfield man seeking to open mosque
• Driver charged with fleeing from police
• Clinic to offer free flu shot vouchers
• Rand Paul's idea to kill education agency would affect poor most
• Studies revise flood zone near Lake Peewee
• Fort Campbell soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Local Briefs
• Prescription Drug Take Back Day scheduled
• Grand opening set for Daymar College
• Daymar College grand opening ceremonies
• 5 Fort Campbell troops killed in helicopter crash
• Ky. hosting 'Facebook Friday' on child seat safety
• 'The Tempest' production set
• Groundbreaking on new Ohio River bridge Nov. 30
• Woman loses bid for second chance at shock probation
• Study backs new heart valve without cracking chest
• ICG chief: industry must do more for safety
• Ky. man claims caffeine insanity in wife's death
• US Bank honors 4 managers
• Conference on human, civil rights to be held
• Test data show mixed bag for schools
• Jobless rates down in 107 Ky. counties
• Federal assistance sought for dry weather
• Hunt continues for trooper's killer
• Mortons Gap driver injured in Nebo Road accident
• Assistant coach charged with sexually abusing teen
• Half of Kentucky schools meet academic goals
• Briefs
• Federal assistance sought for dry weather
• Hunt continues for trooper's killer
• Mortons Gap driver injured in Nebo Road accident
• Palin says she's thrilled by political upsets
• Paul gets fundraising assist from senators who supported Wall Street rescue package
• Federal attorneys form task force on health care fraud
• Ky. Medicaid chief resigns amid budget problems
• Beshear orders action on nursing home abuse
• Applicants sought for schools facilities committee
• TVA's future plans suggest more nuclear, less coal
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Door of Hope fundraiser registers first 140 walkers
• Ali Center starting global peace gardens project
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Man gets 3-year sentence in traffic death
• Christ the King's picnic to include food, games
• Constitution Day activities start today at MCC
• Woman loses bid for second chance at shock probation
• Some lawmakers propose cutting pay for special budget sessions
• Rineyville man, ROTC grad dies in Afghanistan
• Man admits role in 1995 slaying
• Wood Expo is this weekend
• Grand opening set for Daymar College
• Dawson Springs council clarifies names of 2 streets
• 750 artists expected at St. James Court Art Show
• Animal shelter manager resigns
• Senate battlegrounds see new round of negative ads
• Defense attorneys call for moratorium on state executions
• Test data show mixed bag for schools
• Briefs
• Marching Storm place in 2 contests
• Meetings This Week
• Execution put on hold; court weighs next step
• Got a sweet tooth? Just follow the signs
• Kentucky Core Content Test results are listed for each county school
• Dawson schools close early after power outage
• Driver charged after injury accident
• Restored state park preserves history
• Food service inspections, Sept. 17
• Third mistrial in murder case of former soldier
• Local Briefs
• Man arrested at elementary school
• Election finance complaint filed against Beshear
• Search party needs volunteers
• Friends remember murder victim as bubbly, outgoing
• Conservation work reduces Tradewater River flood risk
• Faulty gas pipes installed in Pa., Kentucky
• Virtual tour offers insights into new beef cuts at stores
• Man is facing DUI charge after crash
• Police uproot, destroy marijuana in Spencer County
• Study backs new heart valve without cracking chest
• Video explains assistance for phone bills
• MSHA says blitz yields thousands of citations
• Traveling exhibit honors veterans
• Madisonville boy struck by car
• Palin to make 2 appearances in Louisville
• Jobless rates down in 107 Ky. counties
• Toddler reaches milestone after heart transplant
• Defendant's attorney claims caffeine prompted false confession to slaying
• Inmate captured after fleeing hospital
• MNHHS students honored by merit program
• Camp Butterfly helps kids who have lost a loved one to cancer
• Dry spell could hurt quality of burley tobacco
• Hanson disputes sewer charges
• Official: City not at risk for gas pipeline disaster
• Armory for sale
• Democrat files compliant accusing Williams of campaign finance violation
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• $1.3M in federal funding for bills
• Telephone scam presses victims to pay bogus bill
• School board seeks bids for tech center
• ACLU to help Mayfield man seeking to open mosque
• Driver charged with fleeing from police
• Erlanger event focuses on Civil War
• ACLU asks Mayfield to reconsider mosque rejection
• Rand Paul's idea to kill education agency would affect poor most
• Studies revise flood zone near Lake Peewee
• Fort Campbell soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Local Briefs
• Sales tax revenues so far a bust for arena
• Late congressman's brother disbarred in Ky.
• Clay Days features games, pageants
• 5 Fort Campbell troops killed in helicopter crash
• Ky. hosting 'Facebook Friday' on child seat safety
• 'The Tempest' production set
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,178
• Bourbon Trail breaks record
• Clinic to offer flu shot vouchers
• ICG chief: industry must do more for safety
• Ky. man claims caffeine insanity in wife's death
• US Bank honors 4 managers
• 78.5 pounds of pot found during traffic stop
• Madisonville boy struck by car
• Academy produces first graduate
• Bat at W. Ky. house tests positive for rabies
• Engvall brings comedy routine to Glema Center
• MSHA says blitz yields thousands of citations
• Traveling exhibit honors veterans
• MNHHS students honored by merit program
• Camp Butterfly helps kids who have lost a loved one to cancer
• 10 arrests, more likely, in central Ky. drug sting
• Defendant's attorney claims caffeine prompted false confession to slaying
• Inmate captured after fleeing hospital
• Democrat files compliant accusing Williams of campaign finance violation
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• UK president salary increased by $157,000
• Official: City not at risk for gas pipeline disaster
• Armory for sale
• Driver charged with fleeing from police
• Erlanger event focuses on Civil War
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• School board seeks bids for tech center
• ACLU to help Mayfield man seeking to open mosque
• Local Briefs
• Sales tax revenues so far a bust for arena
• Constitution Day activities start today at MCC
• Studies revise flood zone near Lake Peewee
• Fort Campbell soldier killed in Afghanistan
• 'The Tempest' production set
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,178
• Defense attorneys call for moratorium on state executions
• Ali Center starting global peace gardens project
• Ky. hosting 'Facebook Friday' on child seat safety
• US Bank honors 4 managers
• 78.5 pounds of pot found during traffic stop
• Got a sweet tooth? Just follow the signs
• Some lawmakers propose cutting pay for special budget sessions
• Ky. man claims caffeine insanity in wife's death
• Mortons Gap driver injured in Nebo Road accident
• Palin says she's thrilled by political upsets
• Third mistrial in murder case of former soldier
• 5 Fort Campbell troops killed in helicopter crash
• Dawson Springs council clarifies names of 2 streets
• Hunt continues for trooper's killer
• TVA's future plans suggest more nuclear, less coal
• Friends remember murder victim as bubbly, outgoing
• ICG chief: industry must do more for safety
• Briefs
• Beshear orders action on nursing home abuse
• Applicants sought for schools facilities committee
• Christ the King's picnic to include food, games
• Police uproot, destroy marijuana in Spencer County
• Federal assistance sought for dry weather
• Dawson schools close early after power outage
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Man gets 3-year sentence in traffic death
• Wood Expo is this weekend
• Palin to make 2 appearances in Louisville
• Ky. Medicaid chief resigns amid budget problems
• Local Briefs
• Rineyville man, ROTC grad dies in Afghanistan
• Man admits role in 1995 slaying
• Senate battlegrounds see new round of negative ads
• UK president's salary boosted $157,000
• Rand Paul's idea to kill education agency would affect poor most
• Conservation work reduces Tradewater River flood risk
• 750 artists expected at St. James Court Art Show
• Animal shelter manager resigns
• Execution put on hold; court weighs next step
• National chamber group backs Paul in Senate race
• Feds seek to halt inmate's frequent lawsuits
• Video explains assistance for phone bills
• Marching Storm place in 2 contests
• Meetings This Week
• Food service inspections, Sept. 17
• Briefs
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Toddler reaches milestone after heart transplant
• Driver charged after injury accident
• Restored state park preserves history
• Search party needs volunteers
• City woman hurt in accident
• Scalia gives Big Tobacco $270 million reprieve
• Telephone scam presses victims to pay bogus bill
• Man arrested at elementary school
• Election finance complaint filed against Beshear
• Man is facing DUI charge after crash
• Deputy seeks clues about horse found in slurry pit
• Not guilty pleas in nursing home case
• Hanson disputes sewer charges
• Faulty gas pipes installed in Pa., Kentucky
• Virtual tour offers insights into new beef cuts at stores
• Defendant's attorney claims caffeine prompted false confession to slaying
• Animal shelter manager resigns
• Senate battlegrounds see new round of negative ads
• UK president's salary boosted $157,000
• 10 arrests, more likely, in central Ky. drug sting
• Official: City not at risk for gas pipeline disaster
• Meetings This Week
• Execution put on hold; court weighs next step
• National chamber group backs Paul in Senate race
• UK president salary increased by $157,000
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• School board seeks bids for tech center
• Restored state park preserves history
• Food service inspections, Sept. 17
• Briefs
• Kentucky Briefs
• Rineyville man, ROTC grad dies in Afghanistan
• Studies revise flood zone near Lake Peewee
• Election finance complaint filed against Beshear
• Search party needs volunteers
• City woman hurt in accident
• Conway TV ad labels Paul as soft on crime
• 750 artists expected at St. James Court Art Show
• Virtual tour offers insights into new beef cuts at stores
• Man is facing DUI charge after crash
• Deputy seeks clues about horse found in slurry pit
• Earlington City Council keep tax rates the same
• Man arrested at elementary school
• Traveling exhibit honors veterans
• Madisonville boy struck by car
• Academy produces first graduate
• Israeli town tops panel's list of sister cities
• Faulty gas pipes installed in Pa., Kentucky
• Inmate captured after fleeing hospital
• MNHHS students honored by merit program
• Camp Butterfly helps kids who have lost a loved one to cancer
• Red Cross stages mock train disaster
• MSHA says blitz yields thousands of citations
• Armory for sale
• Democrat files compliant accusing Williams of campaign finance violation
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Search continues for missing teen
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• ACLU to help Mayfield man seeking to open mosque
• Driver charged with fleeing from police
• Erlanger event focuses on Civil War
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Ky. receives grants to combat water pollution
• Fort Campbell soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Local Briefs
• Sales tax revenues so far a bust for arena
• Constitution Day activities start today at MCC
• Avatar' producer to lead Louisville workshop
• Ky. hosting 'Facebook Friday' on child seat safety
• 'The Tempest' production set
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,178
• Defense attorneys call for moratorium on state executions
• Soldiers' names added to Kentucky memorial
• Ky. man claims caffeine insanity in wife's death
• US Bank honors 4 managers
• 78.5 pounds of pot found during traffic stop
• Got a sweet tooth? Just follow the signs
• Feds seek to halt inmate's frequent lawsuits
• Hunt continues for trooper's killer
• Mortons Gap driver injured in Nebo Road accident
• Palin says she's thrilled by political upsets
• Third mistrial in murder case of former soldier
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Beshear orders action on nursing home abuse
• Applicants sought for schools facilities committee
• TVA's future plans suggest more nuclear, less coal
• Friends remember murder victim as bubbly, outgoing
• Scalia gives Big Tobacco $270 million reprieve
• Marching Storm place in 2 contests
• Man gets 3-year sentence in traffic death
• Christ the King's picnic to include food, games
• Police uproot, destroy marijuana in Spencer County
• Not guilty pleas in nursing home case
• Driver charged after injury accident
• Man admits role in 1995 slaying
• Wood Expo is this weekend
• Palin to make 2 appearances in Louisville
• Bat at W. Ky. house tests positive for rabies
• Ky. hosting 'Facebook Friday' on child seat safety
• 'The Tempest' production set
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,178
• Defense attorneys call for moratorium on state executions
• Red Cross cites urgent needs as fundraiser starts
• Ky. man claims caffeine insanity in wife's death
• US Bank honors 4 managers
• 78.5 pounds of pot found during traffic stop
• Got a sweet tooth? Just follow the signs
• Feds seek to halt inmate's frequent lawsuits
• Hunt continues for trooper's killer
• Mortons Gap driver injured in Nebo Road accident
• Palin says she's thrilled by political upsets
• Third mistrial in murder case of former soldier
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Beshear orders action on nursing home abuse
• Applicants sought for schools facilities committee
• TVA's future plans suggest more nuclear, less coal
• Friends remember murder victim as bubbly, outgoing
• Scalia gives Big Tobacco $270 million reprieve
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Man gets 3-year sentence in traffic death
• Christ the King's picnic to include food, games
• Police uproot, destroy marijuana in Spencer County
• Not guilty pleas in nursing home case
• Ky. receives grants to combat water pollution
• Man admits role in 1995 slaying
• Wood Expo is this weekend
• Palin to make 2 appearances in Louisville
• Bat at W. Ky. house tests positive for rabies
• Prosecutors seek to lift stay of execution
• Animal shelter manager resigns
• Senate battlegrounds see new round of negative ads
• UK president's salary boosted $157,000
• 10 arrests, more likely, in central Ky. drug sting
• Palin to speak at Paul fundraiser Ky.
• Meetings This Week
• Execution put on hold; court weighs next step
• National chamber group backs Paul in Senate race
• UK president salary increased by $157,000
• State police accept applications
• Restored state park preserves history
• Food service inspections, Sept. 17
• Briefs
• Kentucky Briefs
• Deputy uses taser on man while making arrest
• Election finance complaint filed against Beshear
• Search party needs volunteers
• City woman hurt in accident
• Conway TV ad labels Paul as soft on crime
• Briefs
• Virtual tour offers insights into new beef cuts at stores
• Man is facing DUI charge after crash
• Deputy seeks clues about horse found in slurry pit
• Earlington City Council keep tax rates the same
• Avatar' producer to lead Louisville workshop
• Traveling exhibit honors veterans
• Madisonville boy struck by car
• Academy produces first graduate
• Israeli town tops panel's list of sister cities
• Inmate captured after fleeing hospital
• MNHHS students honored by merit program
• Camp Butterfly helps kids who have lost a loved one to cancer
• Red Cross stages mock train disaster
• Soldiers' names added to Kentucky memorial
• Armory for sale
• Democrat files compliant accusing Williams of campaign finance violation
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Search continues for missing teen
• Churchill Downs forges deal to buy casino in Mississippi
• ACLU to help Mayfield man seeking to open mosque
• Driver charged with fleeing from police
• Erlanger event focuses on Civil War
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• County gets earlier start on flu shots
• Fort Campbell soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Local Briefs
• Sales tax revenues so far a bust for arena
• Constitution Day activities start today at MCC
• Workers free horse trapped in St. Charles slurry pit
• MNHHS students honored by merit program
• Camp Butterfly helps kids who have lost a loved one to cancer
• Red Cross stages mock train disaster
• Soldiers' names added to Kentucky memorial
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Search continues for missing teen
• Churchill Downs forges deal to buy casino in Mississippi
• Democrat files compliant accusing Williams of campaign finance violation
• Erlanger event focuses on Civil War
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• County gets earlier start on flu shots
• Driver charged with fleeing from police
• Sales tax revenues so far a bust for arena
• Constitution Day activities start today at MCC
• Workers free horse trapped in St. Charles slurry pit
• Local Briefs
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,178
• Defense attorneys call for moratorium on state executions
• Red Cross cites urgent needs as fundraiser starts
• KET lays off 13 more workers as funding drops
• 'The Tempest' production set
• 78.5 pounds of pot found during traffic stop
• Got a sweet tooth? Just follow the signs
• Feds seek to halt inmate's frequent lawsuits
• Soybean fields infested with stink bugs
• US Bank honors 4 managers
• Palin says she's thrilled by political upsets
• Third mistrial in murder case of former soldier
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Authorities search after truck hits home
• Mortons Gap driver injured in Nebo Road accident
• TVA's future plans suggest more nuclear, less coal
• Friends remember murder victim as bubbly, outgoing
• Scalia gives Big Tobacco $270 million reprieve
• 5 slayings, suicide rock rural Ky. trailer court
• Applicants sought for schools facilities committee
• Christ the King's picnic to include food, games
• Police uproot, destroy marijuana in Spencer County
• Not guilty pleas in nursing home case
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Man gets 3-year sentence in traffic death
• Wood Expo is this weekend
• Palin to make 2 appearances in Louisville
• Bat at W. Ky. house tests positive for rabies
• Ky. receives grants to combat water pollution
• Man admits role in 1995 slaying
• Senate battlegrounds see new round of negative ads
• UK president's salary boosted $157,000
• 10 arrests, more likely, in central Ky. drug sting
• Prosecutors seek to lift stay of execution
• Animal shelter manager resigns
• Execution put on hold; court weighs next step
• National chamber group backs Paul in Senate race
• UK president salary increased by $157,000
• Palin to speak at Paul fundraiser Ky.
• Meetings This Week
• Food service inspections, Sept. 17
• Briefs
• Kentucky Briefs
• State police accept applications
• Restored state park preserves history
• Search party needs volunteers
• City woman hurt in accident
• Conway TV ad labels Paul as soft on crime
• Deputy uses taser on man while making arrest
• Election finance complaint filed against Beshear
• Man is facing DUI charge after crash
• Deputy seeks clues about horse found in slurry pit
• Earlington City Council keep tax rates the same
• Briefs
• Virtual tour offers insights into new beef cuts at stores
• Madisonville boy struck by car
• Academy produces first graduate
• Israeli town tops panel's list of sister cities
• Avatar' producer to lead Louisville workshop
• Traveling exhibit honors veterans
• Conway TV ad labels Paul as soft on crime
• Deputy uses taser on man while making arrest
• State revenues improve, but not enough to stave off cuts
• Food service inspections, Sept. 17
• Briefs
• Kentucky Briefs
• State police accept applications
• Search party needs volunteers
• Judge stops contribution limits in some races
• City woman hurt in accident
• Earlington City Council keep tax rates the same
• Briefs
• Briefs
• Search party needs volunteers
• City woman hurt in accident
• Conway TV ad labels Paul as soft on crime
• Deputy uses taser on man while making arrest
• Man is facing DUI charge after crash
• State revenues improve, but not enough to stave off cuts
• Deputy seeks clues about horse found in slurry pit
• Israeli town tops panel's list of sister cities
• Avatar' producer to lead Louisville workshop
• Meetings This Week
• Man is facing DUI charge after crash
• Deputy seeks clues about horse found in slurry pit
• Earlington City Council keep tax rates the same
• Briefs
• Madisonville boy struck by car
• Briefs
• Academy produces first graduate
• Red Cross stages mock train disaster
• Soldiers' names added to Kentucky memorial
• Family member: Spat began shooting rampage that left 6 dead
• Madisonville boy struck by car
• Academy produces first graduate
• Israeli town tops panel's list of sister cities
• Avatar' producer to lead Louisville workshop
• MNHHS students honored by merit program
• Meetings This Week
• Camp Butterfly helps kids who have lost a loved one to cancer
• Search continues for missing teen
• Churchill Downs forges deal to buy casino in Mississippi
• 4-H offers after-school program
• MNHHS students honored by merit program
• Camp Butterfly helps kids who have lost a loved one to cancer
• Red Cross stages mock train disaster
• Soldiers' names added to Kentucky memorial
• Democrat files compliant accusing Williams of campaign finance violation
• Family member: Spat began shooting rampage that left 6 dead
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• County gets earlier start on flu shots
• Dozens gather on courthouse lawn to pray
• Democrat files compliant accusing Williams of campaign finance violation
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Search continues for missing teen
• Churchill Downs forges deal to buy casino in Mississippi
• Driver charged with fleeing from police
• 4-H offers after-school program
• Erlanger event focuses on Civil War
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Workers free horse trapped in St. Charles slurry pit
• Daviess County wins band contest
• Driver charged with fleeing from police
• Erlanger event focuses on Civil War
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• County gets earlier start on flu shots
• Local Briefs
• Dozens gather on courthouse lawn to pray
• Sales tax revenues so far a bust for arena
• Constitution Day activities start today at MCC
• Red Cross cites urgent needs as fundraiser starts
• KET lays off 13 more workers as funding drops
• Local Briefs
• Sales tax revenues so far a bust for arena
• Constitution Day activities start today at MCC
• Workers free horse trapped in St. Charles slurry pit
• 'The Tempest' production set
• Daviess County wins band contest
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,178
• Defense attorneys call for moratorium on state executions
• Feds seek to halt inmate's frequent lawsuits
• Soybean fields infested with stink bugs
• 'The Tempest' production set
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,178
• Defense attorneys call for moratorium on state executions
• Red Cross cites urgent needs as fundraiser starts
• US Bank honors 4 managers
• KET lays off 13 more workers as funding drops
• 78.5 pounds of pot found during traffic stop
• Got a sweet tooth? Just follow the signs
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Authorities search after truck hits home
• US Bank honors 4 managers
• 78.5 pounds of pot found during traffic stop
• Got a sweet tooth? Just follow the signs
• Feds seek to halt inmate's frequent lawsuits
• Mortons Gap driver injured in Nebo Road accident
• Soybean fields infested with stink bugs
• Palin says she's thrilled by political upsets
• Third mistrial in murder case of former soldier
• Scalia gives Big Tobacco $270 million reprieve
• 5 slayings, suicide rock rural Ky. trailer court
• Mortons Gap driver injured in Nebo Road accident
• Palin says she's thrilled by political upsets
• Third mistrial in murder case of former soldier
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Applicants sought for schools facilities committee
• Authorities search after truck hits home
• TVA's future plans suggest more nuclear, less coal
• Friends remember murder victim as bubbly, outgoing
• Not guilty pleas in nursing home case
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Applicants sought for schools facilities committee
• TVA's future plans suggest more nuclear, less coal
• Friends remember murder victim as bubbly, outgoing
• Scalia gives Big Tobacco $270 million reprieve
• Man gets 3-year sentence in traffic death
• 5 slayings, suicide rock rural Ky. trailer court
• Christ the King's picnic to include food, games
• Police uproot, destroy marijuana in Spencer County
• Bat at W. Ky. house tests positive for rabies
• Ky. receives grants to combat water pollution
• Man gets 3-year sentence in traffic death
• Christ the King's picnic to include food, games
• Police uproot, destroy marijuana in Spencer County
• Not guilty pleas in nursing home case
• Man admits role in 1995 slaying
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Wood Expo is this weekend
• Palin to make 2 appearances in Louisville
• 10 arrests, more likely, in central Ky. drug sting
• Prosecutors seek to lift stay of execution
• Man admits role in 1995 slaying
• Wood Expo is this weekend
• Palin to make 2 appearances in Louisville
• Bat at W. Ky. house tests positive for rabies
• Animal shelter manager resigns
• Ky. receives grants to combat water pollution
• Senate battlegrounds see new round of negative ads
• UK president's salary boosted $157,000
• UK president salary increased by $157,000
• Palin to speak at Paul fundraiser Ky.
• Animal shelter manager resigns
• Senate battlegrounds see new round of negative ads
• UK president's salary boosted $157,000
• 10 arrests, more likely, in central Ky. drug sting
• Prosecutors seek to lift stay of execution
• Execution put on hold; court weighs next step
• National chamber group backs Paul in Senate race
• Kentucky Briefs
• State police accept applications
• Judge stops contribution limits in some races
• Execution put on hold; court weighs next step
• National chamber group backs Paul in Senate race
• UK president salary increased by $157,000
• Palin to speak at Paul fundraiser Ky.
• Food service inspections, Sept. 17
• Briefs
• Briefs
• Kentucky Briefs
• State police accept applications
• Judge stops contribution limits in some races
• Sales tax revenues so far a bust for arena
• City woman hurt in accident
• Conway TV ad labels Paul as soft on crime
• Deputy uses taser on man while making arrest
• State revenues improve, but not enough to stave off cuts
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,178
• Deputy seeks clues about horse found in slurry pit
• Earlington City Council keep tax rates the same
• Briefs
• Briefs
• 78.5 pounds of pot found during traffic stop
• Academy produces first graduate
• Israeli town tops panel's list of sister cities
• Avatar' producer to lead Louisville workshop
• Meetings This Week
• Palin says she's thrilled by political upsets
• Camp Butterfly helps kids who have lost a loved one to cancer
• Red Cross stages mock train disaster
• Soldiers' names added to Kentucky memorial
• Family member: Spat began shooting rampage that left 6 dead
• TVA's future plans suggest more nuclear, less coal
• Court reports, Sept. 17
• Search continues for missing teen
• Churchill Downs forges deal to buy casino in Mississippi
• 4-H offers after-school program
• Senate battlegrounds see new round of negative ads
• Town Crier, Sept. 17
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• County gets earlier start on flu shots
• Dozens gather on courthouse lawn to pray
• Execution put on hold; court weighs next step
• Christ the King's picnic to include food, games
• Constitution Day activities start today at MCC
• Workers free horse trapped in St. Charles slurry pit
• Daviess County wins band contest
• Judge halts execution set next week
• Search party needs volunteers
• Defense attorneys call for moratorium on state executions
• Red Cross cites urgent needs as fundraiser starts
• KET lays off 13 more workers as funding drops
• Briefs
• Wood Expo is this weekend
• Got a sweet tooth? Just follow the signs
• Feds seek to halt inmate's frequent lawsuits
• Soybean fields infested with stink bugs
• Truck driver hurt when rig overturns along parkway
• MNHHS students honored
• Third mistrial in murder case of former soldier
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Authorities search after truck hits home
• Madisonville man injured in wreck
• Food service inspections, Sept. 17
• Friends remember murder victim as bubbly, outgoing
• Scalia gives Big Tobacco $270 million reprieve
• 5 slayings, suicide rock rural Ky. trailer court
• Incentives spice-up grant voting
• Police/Fire Reports, Sept. 17
• Police uproot, destroy marijuana in Spencer County
• Not guilty pleas in nursing home case
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• If a big check's in the mail, it might be a contest scam
• Madisonville boy struck by car
• Palin to make 2 appearances in Louisville
• Bat at W. Ky. house tests positive for rabies
• Ky. receives grants to combat water pollution
• Ex-Nortonville mayor pleads guilty to 2 charges
• Man is facing DUI charge after crash
• UK president's salary boosted $157,000
• 10 arrests, more likely, in central Ky. drug sting
• Prosecutors seek to lift stay of execution
• Hanson man accused of operating a meth lab
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• National chamber group backs Paul in Senate race
• UK president salary increased by $157,000
• Palin to speak at Paul fundraiser Ky.
• City is finalist for auto-parts plant
• Erlanger event focuses on Civil War
• Constitution Day activities start today at MCC
• Earlington City Council keep tax rates the same
• Briefs
• Briefs
• Gospel Music Extravaganza features 2 days of concerts
• Defense attorneys call for moratorium on state executions
• Israeli town tops panel's list of sister cities
• Avatar' producer to lead Louisville workshop
• Meetings This Week
• Event to salute 9/11 victims, emergency personnel
• Got a sweet tooth? Just follow the signs
• Red Cross stages mock train disaster
• Soldiers' names added to Kentucky memorial
• Family member: Spat began shooting rampage that left 6 dead
• Maroon Classic draws 11 bands
• Third mistrial in murder case of former soldier
• Search continues for missing teen
• Churchill Downs forges deal to buy casino in Mississippi
• 4-H offers after-school program
• Woodall Sisters to perform tonight at Glema Center
• Friends remember murder victim as bubbly, outgoing
• UK president's salary boosted $157,000
• County gets earlier start on flu shots
• Dozens gather on courthouse lawn to pray
• Dry conditions require extra caution
• Police uproot, destroy marijuana in Spencer County
• National chamber group backs Paul in Senate race
• Workers free horse trapped in St. Charles slurry pit
• Daviess County wins band contest
• Judge halts execution set next week
• Palin to make 2 appearances in Louisville
• Briefs
• Red Cross cites urgent needs as fundraiser starts
• KET lays off 13 more workers as funding drops
• Briefs
• Camp Butterfly helps kids who have lost a loved one to cancer
• City woman hurt in accident
• Feds seek to halt inmate's frequent lawsuits
• Soybean fields infested with stink bugs
• Truck driver hurt when rig overturns along parkway
• Schroeder guilty on IRS charge
• Academy produces first graduate
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Authorities search after truck hits home
• Madisonville man injured in wreck
• Deputy seeks clues about horse found in slurry pit
• Scalia gives Big Tobacco $270 million reprieve
• 5 slayings, suicide rock rural Ky. trailer court
• Incentives spice-up grant voting
• Providence man dies in traffic accident
• Not guilty pleas in nursing home case
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• If a big check's in the mail, it might be a contest scam
• Three people were injured in a two-vehicle accident
• Bat at W. Ky. house tests positive for rabies
• Ky. receives grants to combat water pollution
• Ex-Nortonville mayor pleads guilty to 2 charges
• Moms warn teens about abusing prescription pills
• 10 arrests, more likely, in central Ky. drug sting
• Prosecutors seek to lift stay of execution
• Hanson man accused of operating a meth lab
• Louisville officer shoots suspect in carjacking
• UK president salary increased by $157,000
• Palin to speak at Paul fundraiser Ky.
• City is finalist for auto-parts plant
• Pope, bishops seek clemency for inmate
• Kentucky Briefs
• State police accept applications
• Judge stops contribution limits in some races
• Food Service Inspections
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Conway TV ad labels Paul as soft on crime
• Deputy uses taser on man while making arrest
• State revenues improve, but not enough to stave off cuts
• Clarifications
• Prosecutors seek to lift stay of execution
• Hanson man accused of operating a meth lab
• Louisville officer shoots suspect in carjacking
• UK president salary increased by $157,000
• Search continues for missing teen
• Palin to speak at Paul fundraiser Ky.
• City is finalist for auto-parts plant
• Pope, bishops seek clemency for inmate
• Fort Campbell officer killed in Afghanistan
• State police accept applications
• Judge stops contribution limits in some races
• Food Service Inspections
• Bristol Palin to speak Wednesday in Louisville
• Deputy uses taser on man while making arrest
• State revenues improve, but not enough to stave off cuts
• Clarifications
• Grants available for public safety programs
• Briefs
• Briefs
• Gospel Music Extravaganza features 2 days of concerts
• Millions go to drug addiction pill in tight times
• Avatar' producer to lead Louisville workshop
• Meetings This Week
• Event to salute 9/11 victims, emergency personnel
• BREAKING NEWS:UK President Lee Trover Todd stepping down
• Soldiers' names added to Kentucky memorial
• Family member: Spat began shooting rampage that left 6 dead
• Maroon Classic draws 11 bands
• Briefs
• Churchill Downs forges deal to buy casino in Mississippi
• 4-H offers after-school program
• Woodall Sisters to perform tonight at Glema Center
• Walmart sets grand reopening
• County gets earlier start on flu shots
• Dozens gather on courthouse lawn to pray
• Dry conditions require extra caution
• Schroeder guilty on IRS charge
• Workers free horse trapped in St. Charles slurry pit
• Daviess County wins band contest
• Judge halts execution set next week
• Todd stepping down as UK president
• Red Cross cites urgent needs as fundraiser starts
• KET lays off 13 more workers as funding drops
• Briefs
• Agency submits report on county crop damages
• Feds seek to halt inmate's frequent lawsuits
• Kentucky Briefs
• Soybean fields infested with stink bugs
• Truck driver hurt when rig overturns along parkway
• Providence man dies in traffic accident
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Conway TV ad labels Paul as soft on crime
• Authorities search after truck hits home
• Madisonville man injured in wreck
• State seeks drought assistance for farmers
• Scalia gives Big Tobacco $270 million reprieve
• 5 slayings, suicide rock rural Ky. trailer court
• Incentives spice-up grant voting
• Three people were injured in a two-vehicle accident
• Not guilty pleas in nursing home case
• Earlington City Council keep tax rates the same
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• If a big check's in the mail, it might be a contest scam
• WIC goes high tech in issuing benefits
• Bat at W. Ky. house tests positive for rabies
• Israeli town tops panel's list of sister cities
• Ky. receives grants to combat water pollution
• Ex-Nortonville mayor pleads guilty to 2 charges
• Moms warn teens about abusing prescription pills
• 10 arrests, more likely, in central Ky. drug sting
• Red Cross stages mock train disaster
• State police accept applications
• Hanson man accused of operating a meth lab
• Louisville officer shoots suspect in carjacking
• Millions go to drug addiction pill in tight times
• Churchill Downs forges deal to buy casino in Mississippi
• 4-H offers after-school program
• Woodall Sisters to perform tonight at Glema Center
• Walmart sets grand reopening
• City is finalist for auto-parts plant
• Pope, bishops seek clemency for inmate
• BREAKING NEWS:UK President Lee Trover Todd stepping down
• County gets earlier start on flu shots
• Dozens gather on courthouse lawn to pray
• Dry conditions require extra caution
• Schroeder guilty on IRS charge
• Fort Campbell officer killed in Afghanistan
• Deputy uses taser on man while making arrest
• Judge stops contribution limits in some races
• Food Service Inspections
• State Briefs
• Workers free horse trapped in St. Charles slurry pit
• Daviess County wins band contest
• Judge halts execution set next week
• Todd stepping down as UK president
• Bristol Palin to speak Wednesday in Louisville
• Briefs
• State revenues improve, but not enough to stave off cuts
• Clarifications
• ATV rider critical after wreck
• Red Cross cites urgent needs as fundraiser starts
• KET lays off 13 more workers as funding drops
• Briefs
• Agency submits report on county crop damages
• Grants available for public safety programs
• Churchill Downs forges deal to buy casino in Mississippi
• Briefs
• Gospel Music Extravaganza features 2 days of concerts
• Nortonville man dies after crashing moped
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Soybean fields infested with stink bugs
• Truck driver hurt when rig overturns along parkway
• Providence man dies in traffic accident
• Local briefs
• County gets earlier start on flu shots
• Meetings This Week
• Event to salute 9/11 victims, emergency personnel
• Reduced tangible personal property levy among approved rates for 2010
• House offers affordable way for addicts to rehab
• Authorities search after truck hits home
• Madisonville man injured in wreck
• State seeks drought assistance for farmers
• Jarvis named to fill Walker's council seat
• Workers free horse trapped in St. Charles slurry pit
• Family member: Spat began shooting rampage that left 6 dead
• Maroon Classic draws 11 bands
• Briefs
• Lexington getting all booked up for games
• 5 slayings, suicide rock rural Ky. trailer court
• Incentives spice-up grant voting
• Three people were injured in a two-vehicle accident
• Facility survey put on faster track
• Red Cross cites urgent needs as fundraiser starts
• 4-H offers after-school program
• Woodall Sisters to perform tonight at Glema Center
• Walmart sets grand reopening
• State vehicles going up for auction
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• If a big check's in the mail, it might be a contest scam
• WIC goes high tech in issuing benefits
• Plea deal reached in evidence theft
• Dozens gather on courthouse lawn to pray
• Dry conditions require extra caution
• Schroeder guilty on IRS charge
• Fort Campbell officer killed in Afghanistan
• Ky. receives grants to combat water pollution
• Ex-Nortonville mayor pleads guilty to 2 charges
• Moms warn teens about abusing prescription pills
• Lower property tax rates get first hearing
• Daviess County wins band contest
• Judge halts execution set next week
• Todd stepping down as UK president
• Bristol Palin to speak Wednesday in Louisville
• Prosecutors seek to lift stay of execution
• Hanson man accused of operating a meth lab
• Louisville officer shoots suspect in carjacking
• Millions go to drug addiction pill in tight times
• KET lays off 13 more workers as funding drops
• Briefs
• Agency submits report on county crop damages
• Grants available for public safety programs
• Palin to speak at Paul fundraiser Ky.
• City is finalist for auto-parts plant
• Pope, bishops seek clemency for inmate
• BREAKING NEWS:UK President Lee Trover Todd stepping down
• Soybean fields infested with stink bugs
• Truck driver hurt when rig overturns along parkway
• Providence man dies in traffic accident
• Local briefs
• State police accept applications
• Judge stops contribution limits in some races
• Food Service Inspections
• State Briefs
• Authorities search after truck hits home
• Madisonville man injured in wreck
• State seeks drought assistance for farmers
• Jarvis named to fill Walker's council seat
• Deputy uses taser on man while making arrest
• State revenues improve, but not enough to stave off cuts
• Clarifications
• ATV rider critical after wreck
• 5 slayings, suicide rock rural Ky. trailer court
• Incentives spice-up grant voting
• Three people were injured in a two-vehicle accident
• Facility survey put on faster track
• Briefs
• Briefs
• Gospel Music Extravaganza features 2 days of concerts
• Nortonville man dies after crashing moped
• Prosecutors seek to lift stay of execution
• If a big check's in the mail, it might be a contest scam
• WIC goes high tech in issuing benefits
• Plea deal reached in evidence theft
• Avatar' producer to lead Louisville workshop
• Meetings This Week
• Event to salute 9/11 victims, emergency personnel
• Reduced tangible personal property levy among approved rates for 2010
• Palin to speak at Paul fundraiser Ky.
• Ex-Nortonville mayor pleads guilty to 2 charges
• Moms warn teens about abusing prescription pills
• Lower property tax rates get first hearing
• Soldiers' names added to Kentucky memorial
• Family member: Spat began shooting rampage that left 6 dead
• Maroon Classic draws 11 bands
• Briefs
• Dozens gather on courthouse lawn to pray
• Dry conditions require extra caution
• Schroeder guilty on IRS charge
• Fort Campbell officer killed in Afghanistan
• Daviess County wins band contest
• Judge halts execution set next week
• Todd stepping down as UK president
• Bristol Palin to speak Wednesday in Louisville
• KET lays off 13 more workers as funding drops
• Briefs
• Agency submits report on county crop damages
• Grants available for public safety programs
• Soybean fields infested with stink bugs
• Truck driver hurt when rig overturns along parkway
• Providence man dies in traffic accident
• Local briefs
• Authorities search after truck hits home
• Madisonville man injured in wreck
• State seeks drought assistance for farmers
• Jarvis named to fill Walker's council seat
• 5 slayings, suicide rock rural Ky. trailer court
• Incentives spice-up grant voting
• Three people were injured in a two-vehicle accident
• Facility survey put on faster track
• If a big check's in the mail, it might be a contest scam
• WIC goes high tech in issuing benefits
• Plea deal reached in evidence theft
• Ex-Nortonville mayor pleads guilty to 2 charges
• Moms warn teens about abusing prescription pills
• Lower property tax rates get first hearing
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Hanson man accused of operating a meth lab
• Louisville officer shoots suspect in carjacking
• Millions go to drug addiction pill in tight times
• House offers affordable way for addicts to rehab
• City is finalist for auto-parts plant
• Pope, bishops seek clemency for inmate
• BREAKING NEWS:UK President Lee Trover Todd stepping down
• Lexington getting all booked up for games
• Judge stops contribution limits in some races
• Food Service Inspections
• State Briefs
• State vehicles going up for auction
• State revenues improve, but not enough to stave off cuts
• Clarifications
• ATV rider critical after wreck
• Briefs
• Briefs
• Gospel Music Extravaganza features 2 days of concerts
• Nortonville man dies after crashing moped
• Records
• Meetings This Week
• Event to salute 9/11 victims, emergency personnel
• Reduced tangible personal property levy among approved rates for 2010
• Perryville museum's new exhibit tells story of Civil War cavalry
• Family member: Spat began shooting rampage that left 6 dead
• Maroon Classic draws 11 bands
• Briefs
• Mother's good works honor slain daughter
• 4-H offers after-school program
• Woodall Sisters to perform tonight at Glema Center
• Walmart sets grand reopening
• Shoehorning support for diabetes fight
• Truck driver hurt when rig overturns along parkway
• Providence man dies in traffic accident
• Local briefs
• Army studies concussions' effects on bomb techs
• Madisonville man injured in wreck
• State seeks drought assistance for farmers
• Jarvis named to fill Walker's council seat
• Private college groups launch web loan tool
• Incentives spice-up grant voting
• Three people were injured in a two-vehicle accident
• Facility survey put on faster track
• UK to open campus of medical school in Murray
• If a big check's in the mail, it might be a contest scam
• WIC goes high tech in issuing benefits
• Plea deal reached in evidence theft
• Hundreds of Ky. nonprofits face loss of status
• Ex-Nortonville mayor pleads guilty to 2 charges
• Moms warn teens about abusing prescription pills
• Lower property tax rates get first hearing
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Louisville officer shoots suspect in carjacking
• Millions go to drug addiction pill in tight times
• House offers affordable way for addicts to rehab
• Hanson man accused of operating a meth lab
• Pope, bishops seek clemency for inmate
• BREAKING NEWS:UK President Lee Trover Todd stepping down
• Lexington getting all booked up for games
• New coal mine exhibit at museum
• City is finalist for auto-parts plant
• Food Service Inspections
• State Briefs
• State vehicles going up for auction
• Bedbugs found at south-central Kentucky elementary school
• Judge stops contribution limits in some races
• Clarifications
• ATV rider critical after wreck
• Briefs
• Ky. man pleads not guilty to 120 sex charges
• State revenues improve, but not enough to stave off cuts
• Gospel Music Extravaganza features 2 days of concerts
• Nortonville man dies after crashing moped
• Records
• Obama pledges to work for a thriving middle class
• Briefs
• Event to salute 9/11 victims, emergency personnel
• Reduced tangible personal property levy among approved rates for 2010
• Perryville museum's new exhibit tells story of Civil War cavalry
• Daviess issues burn ban during drought
• Meetings This Week
• Maroon Classic draws 11 bands
• Briefs
• Mother's good works honor slain daughter
• Aunt arrested after 2-year-old found in Ky. street
• Family member: Spat began shooting rampage that left 6 dead
• Woodall Sisters to perform tonight at Glema Center
• Walmart sets grand reopening
• Shoehorning support for diabetes fight
• Owensboro river wall work is on schedule
• 4-H offers after-school program
• Dry conditions require extra caution
• Schroeder guilty on IRS charge
• Fort Campbell officer killed in Afghanistan
• UofL police investigating damage to dozens of cars
• Dozens gather on courthouse lawn to pray
• Judge halts execution set next week
• Todd stepping down as UK president
• Bristol Palin to speak Wednesday in Louisville
• Tribute album to Loretta Lynn set for Nov. release
• Daviess County wins band contest
• Briefs
• Agency submits report on county crop damages
• Grants available for public safety programs
• Lincoln birthplace cabin re-open in Ky.
• Madisonville man injured in wreck
• State seeks drought assistance for farmers
• Jarvis named to fill Walker's council seat
• Private college groups launch web loan tool
• Bedbugs found at south-central Kentucky elementary school
• Hanson man accused of operating a meth lab
• Three people were injured in a two-vehicle accident
• Facility survey put on faster track
• UK to open campus of medical school in Murray
• Ky. man pleads not guilty to 120 sex charges
• Truck driver hurt when rig overturns along parkway
• WIC goes high tech in issuing benefits
• Plea deal reached in evidence theft
• Hundreds of Ky. nonprofits face loss of status
• Obama pledges to work for a thriving middle class
• Incentives spice-up grant voting
• Central homecoming royalty
• Lower property tax rates get first hearing
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Daviess issues burn ban during drought
• If a big check's in the mail, it might be a contest scam
• Moms warn teens about abusing prescription pills
• Millions go to drug addiction pill in tight times
• House offers affordable way for addicts to rehab
• Aunt arrested after 2-year-old found in Ky. street
• City is finalist for auto-parts plant
• Louisville officer shoots suspect in carjacking
• BREAKING NEWS:UK President Lee Trover Todd stepping down
• Lexington getting all booked up for games
• Man accidentally shot by brother
• Ex-Nortonville mayor pleads guilty to 2 charges
• Pope, bishops seek clemency for inmate
• State Briefs
• State vehicles going up for auction
• Meetings This Week
• Food Service Inspections
• ATV rider critical after wreck
• Briefs
• Owensboro river wall work is on schedule
• Clarifications
• Nortonville man dies after crashing moped
• Records
• Composting yard waste extends landfills
• Gospel Music Extravaganza features 2 days of concerts
• Reduced tangible personal property levy among approved rates for 2010
• Perryville museum's new exhibit tells story of Civil War cavalry
• County inmates seed fall garden
• Event to salute 9/11 victims, emergency personnel
• Briefs
• Mother's good works honor slain daughter
• Missing teen's family remains hopeful
• Maroon Classic draws 11 bands
• Walmart sets grand reopening
• Shoehorning support for diabetes fight
• Steeple makes rebuilt church complete
• Woodall Sisters to perform tonight at Glema Center
• Schroeder guilty on IRS charge
• Fort Campbell officer killed in Afghanistan
• UofL police investigating damage to dozens of cars
• Dry conditions require extra caution
• Todd stepping down as UK president
• Bristol Palin to speak Wednesday in Louisville
• Tribute album to Loretta Lynn set for Nov. release
• Judge halts execution set next week
• Agency submits report on county crop damages
• Grants available for public safety programs
• Lincoln birthplace cabin re-open in Ky.
• Briefs
• Providence man dies in traffic accident
• Local briefs
• Army studies concussions' effects on bomb techs
• New coal mine exhibit at museum
• Shoehorning support for diabetes fight
• Steeple makes rebuilt church complete
• Correction
• Maroon Classic draws 11 bands
• Briefs
• Fort Campbell officer killed in Afghanistan
• UofL police investigating damage to dozens of cars
• Inmate loses bid to overturn lethal injection
• Woodall Sisters to perform tonight at Glema Center
• Walmart sets grand reopening
• Bristol Palin to speak Wednesday in Louisville
• Tribute album to Loretta Lynn set for Nov. release
• Police, dogs search for teen
• Dry conditions require extra caution
• Schroeder guilty on IRS charge
• Grants available for public safety programs
• Lincoln birthplace cabin re-open in Ky.
• City considers buying sewer plant near Forest Acres
• Todd stepping down as UK president
• Local briefs
• Army studies concussions' effects on bomb techs
• New coal mine exhibit at museum
• Agency submits report on county crop damages
• Jarvis named to fill Walker's council seat
• Private college groups launch web loan tool
• Bedbugs found at south-central Kentucky elementary school
• Providence man dies in traffic accident
• Facility survey put on faster track
• UK to open campus of medical school in Murray
• Ky. man pleads not guilty to 120 sex charges
• State seeks drought assistance for farmers
• Plea deal reached in evidence theft
• Hundreds of Ky. nonprofits face loss of status
• Obama pledges to work for a thriving middle class
• FBI: 6 accused in forced labor of 400 Thai workers
• Three people were injured in a two-vehicle accident
• Lower property tax rates get first hearing
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Daviess issues burn ban during drought
• 2 dozen Ky. counties declared drought areas
• WIC goes high tech in issuing benefits
• House offers affordable way for addicts to rehab
• Aunt arrested after 2-year-old found in Ky. street
• Feds shut down company involved in fatal Ky. crash
• Moms warn teens about abusing prescription pills
• Millions go to drug addiction pill in tight times
• Lexington getting all booked up for games
• Man accidentally shot by brother
• Army judge denies request for Obama birth records
• Louisville officer shoots suspect in carjacking
• BREAKING NEWS:UK President Lee Trover Todd stepping down
• State vehicles going up for auction
• Meetings This Week
• Hunters press states for constitutional amendments
• Pope, bishops seek clemency for inmate
• State Briefs
• Briefs
• Owensboro river wall work is on schedule
• Panel: No delay for Ohio River bridges
• Food Service Inspections
• ATV rider critical after wreck
• Records
• Composting yard waste extends landfills
• Body found during investigation into shooting
• Clarifications
• Nortonville man dies after crashing moped
• Perryville museum's new exhibit tells story of Civil War cavalry
• County inmates seed fall garden
• State will e-mail ballots to voters overseas
• Gospel Music Extravaganza features 2 days of concerts
• Reduced tangible personal property levy among approved rates for 2010
• Mother's good works honor slain daughter
• Missing teen's family remains hopeful
• Auditions set for dinner theater production of 'A Tuna Christmas'
• Event to salute 9/11 victims, emergency personnel
• Hopkins County Central homecoming court
• Panel: No delay for Ohio River bridges
• Three people were injured in a two-vehicle accident
• BREAKING NEWS:UK President Lee Trover Todd stepping down
• State vehicles going up for auction
• Meetings This Week
• State seeks drought assistance for farmers
• Rash of house fires in county taxes Red Cross relief funds
• Bristol Palin to speak Wednesday in Louisville
• Lincoln birthplace cabin re-open in Ky.
• City considers buying sewer plant near Forest Acres
• Body found during investigation into shooting
• Judge denies stay of Kentucky execution
• State Briefs
• Briefs
• Owensboro river wall work is on schedule
• Agency submits report on county crop damages
• County gets drought designation
• Grants available for public safety programs
• Army studies concussions' effects on bomb techs
• New coal mine exhibit at museum
• State considers 'right-to-hunt' amendment
• Corn maze only the beginning of state's promotion
• ATV rider critical after wreck
• Records
• Composting yard waste extends landfills
• Todd stepping down as UK president
• Police capture suspect in Top 5 listing
• Local briefs
• Private college groups launch web loan tool
• Bedbugs found at south-central Kentucky elementary school
• Judge denies challenge of state's furlough plan
• Court upholds dismissal of fraternity in death
• Nortonville man dies after crashing moped
• Perryville museum's new exhibit tells story of Civil War cavalry
• County inmates seed fall garden
• Earlington teenager reported missing
• Jarvis named to fill Walker's council seat
• FBI: 6 accused in forced labor of 400 Thai workers
• UK to open campus of medical school in Murray
• Ky. man pleads not guilty to 120 sex charges
• Transplant recipient shows off new hands
• Student charged over Facebook posting
• Reduced tangible personal property levy among approved rates for 2010
• Mother's good works honor slain daughter
• Missing teen's family remains hopeful
• Auditions set for dinner theater production of 'A Tuna Christmas'
• Facility survey put on faster track
• 2 dozen Ky. counties declared drought areas
• Hundreds of Ky. nonprofits face loss of status
• Obama pledges to work for a thriving middle class
• Mayor garners award for use of Facebook during ice storm
• 2010 heat beats 1936 temps
• Briefs
• Shoehorning support for diabetes fight
• Steeple makes rebuilt church complete
• Correction
• Plea deal reached in evidence theft
• Feds shut down company involved in fatal Ky. crash
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Daviess issues burn ban during drought
• State will e-mail ballots to voters overseas
• Army birther seeks Obama school records
• Walmart sets grand reopening
• caulking it up to weatherproofing
• UofL police investigating damage to dozens of cars
• Inmate loses bid to overturn lethal injection
• Lower property tax rates get first hearing
• Army judge denies request for Obama birth records
• House offers affordable way for addicts to rehab
• Aunt arrested after 2-year-old found in Ky. street
• Downtown group pushes vote for grant funds
• Reading program features novel set in Ky.
• Schroeder guilty on IRS charge
• Fort Campbell officer killed in Afghanistan
• Tribute album to Loretta Lynn set for Nov. release
• Police, dogs search for teen
• Millions go to drug addiction pill in tight times
• Hunters press states for constitutional amendments
• Lexington getting all booked up for games
• Man accidentally shot by brother
• Rash of house fires in county taxes Red Cross relief funds
• Kentucky retirement board committee asks for audit
• Todd stepping down as UK president
• Bristol Palin to speak Wednesday in Louisville
• Lincoln birthplace cabin re-open in Ky.
• City considers buying sewer plant near Forest Acres
• BREAKING NEWS:UK President Lee Trover Todd stepping down
• Panel: No delay for Ohio River bridges
• State vehicles going up for auction
• Meetings This Week
• County gets drought designation
• Hardin County farmer's corn pops in field
• Agency submits report on county crop damages
• Grants available for public safety programs
• Army studies concussions' effects on bomb techs
• New coal mine exhibit at museum
• State Briefs
• Body found during investigation into shooting
• Briefs
• Owensboro river wall work is on schedule
• Police capture suspect in Top 5 listing
• Korean War vet from Ky. identified
• Providence man dies in traffic accident
• Local briefs
• Private college groups launch web loan tool
• Bedbugs found at south-central Kentucky elementary school
• ATV rider critical after wreck
• State considers 'right-to-hunt' amendment
• Records
• Composting yard waste extends landfills
• Earlington teenager reported missing
• FBI: 6 accused in forced labor of 400 Thai workers
• State seeks drought assistance for farmers
• Jarvis named to fill Walker's council seat
• UK to open campus of medical school in Murray
• Ky. man pleads not guilty to 120 sex charges
• Nortonville man dies after crashing moped
• Judge denies challenge of state's furlough plan
• Perryville museum's new exhibit tells story of Civil War cavalry
• County inmates seed fall garden
• Auditions set for dinner theater production of 'A Tuna Christmas'
• 2 dozen Ky. counties declared drought areas
• Three people were injured in a two-vehicle accident
• Facility survey put on faster track
• Hundreds of Ky. nonprofits face loss of status
• Obama pledges to work for a thriving middle class
• Reduced tangible personal property levy among approved rates for 2010
• Transplant recipient shows off new hands
• Mother's good works honor slain daughter
• Missing teen's family remains hopeful
• Feds shut down company involved in fatal Ky. crash
• WIC goes high tech in issuing benefits
• Plea deal reached in evidence theft
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Daviess issues burn ban during drought
• Briefs
• Mayor garners award for use of Facebook during ice storm
• Shoehorning support for diabetes fight
• Steeple makes rebuilt church complete
• Correction
• Army judge denies request for Obama birth records
• Schroeder guilty on IRS charge
• Lower property tax rates get first hearing
• House offers affordable way for addicts to rehab
• Aunt arrested after 2-year-old found in Ky. street
• Walmart sets grand reopening
• State will e-mail ballots to voters overseas
• caulking it up to weatherproofing
• UofL police investigating damage to dozens of cars
• Inmate loses bid to overturn lethal injection
• Hunters press states for constitutional amendments
• Providence man dies in traffic accident
• Millions go to drug addiction pill in tight times
• Lexington getting all booked up for games
• Man accidentally shot by brother
• WIC goes high tech in issuing benefits
• Downtown group pushes vote for grant funds
• Fort Campbell officer killed in Afghanistan
• Tribute album to Loretta Lynn set for Nov. release
• Police, dogs search for teen
• Perryville museum's new exhibit tells story of Civil War cavalry
• County inmates seed fall garden
• Earlington teenager reported missing
• FBI: 6 accused in forced labor of 400 Thai workers
• Judge denies stay of Kentucky execution
• Mother's good works honor slain daughter
• Missing teen's family remains hopeful
• Auditions set for dinner theater production of 'A Tuna Christmas'
• 2 dozen Ky. counties declared drought areas
• Corn maze only the beginning of state's promotion
• Steeple makes rebuilt church complete
• Correction
• Feds shut down company involved in fatal Ky. crash
• Court upholds dismissal of fraternity in death
• Shoehorning support for diabetes fight
• UofL police investigating damage to dozens of cars
• Inmate loses bid to overturn lethal injection
• Army judge denies request for Obama birth records
• Student charged over Facebook posting
• Fort Campbell officer killed in Afghanistan
• Local briefs
• Tribute album to Loretta Lynn set for Nov. release
• Police, dogs search for teen
• Hunters press states for constitutional amendments
• 2010 heat beats 1936 temps
• Bristol Palin to speak Wednesday in Louisville
• Jarvis named to fill Walker's council seat
• Lincoln birthplace cabin re-open in Ky.
• City considers buying sewer plant near Forest Acres
• Panel: No delay for Ohio River bridges
• Army birther seeks Obama school records
• Grants available for public safety programs
• Facility survey put on faster track
• Army studies concussions' effects on bomb techs
• New coal mine exhibit at museum
• Body found during investigation into shooting
• Reading program features novel set in Ky.
• Millions go to drug addiction pill in tight times
• Plea deal reached in evidence theft
• Private college groups launch web loan tool
• Bedbugs found at south-central Kentucky elementary school
• State considers 'right-to-hunt' amendment
• Kentucky retirement board committee asks for audit
• BREAKING NEWS:UK President Lee Trover Todd stepping down
• Lower property tax rates get first hearing
• UK to open campus of medical school in Murray
• Ky. man pleads not guilty to 120 sex charges
• Judge denies challenge of state's furlough plan
• Hardin County farmer's corn pops in field
• Henderson Co. chooses temporary leader
• State Briefs
• Hundreds of Ky. nonprofits face loss of status
• Obama pledges to work for a thriving middle class
• Transplant recipient shows off new hands
• Korean War vet from Ky. identified
• Kentucky research finds gossip can be useful
• ATV rider critical after wreck
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Daviess issues burn ban during drought
• Mayor garners award for use of Facebook during ice storm
• City pedestrian struck by car
• Divers recover Ky. man who drowned in Ohio River
• Nortonville man dies after crashing moped
• House offers affordable way for addicts to rehab
• Aunt arrested after 2-year-old found in Ky. street
• State will e-mail ballots to voters overseas
• City offices closed Labor Day
• Former jail workers sentenced in inmate beatings
• Reduced tangible personal property levy among approved rates for 2010
• Lexington getting all booked up for games
• Man accidentally shot by brother
• Downtown group pushes vote for grant funds
• Williams jumps into governor's race
• Williams, Farmer to announce political decision
• State vehicles going up for auction
• Meetings This Week
• Rash of house fires in county taxes Red Cross relief funds
• Natural gas leak forces residents to vacate
• Coal supporters plan Washington rally
• Briefs
• Owensboro river wall work is on schedule
• County gets drought designation
• Escapee faces 6 more indictments
• Sarah Palin headed back to Louisville
• Records
• Composting yard waste extends landfills
• Police capture suspect in Top 5 listing
• Schools plan no change in tax rates
• 7 Fort Campbell soldiers are killed in Afghanistan
• Mother's good works honor slain daughter
• Meetings This Week
• Rash of house fires in county taxes Red Cross relief funds
• Natural gas leak forces residents to vacate
• New law limits eligibility for DVO protection
• Bourbon Ball features 1st online auction
• Shoehorning support for diabetes fight
• Owensboro river wall work is on schedule
• County gets drought designation
• Escapee faces 6 more indictments
• Sarah Palin headed back to Louisville
• Papa John's awards pizza creator
• Composting yard waste extends landfills
• Police capture suspect in Top 5 listing
• Schools plan no change in tax rates
• 7 Fort Campbell soldiers are killed in Afghanistan
• Kentucky public employee pension fund troubled
• County inmates seed fall garden
• Earlington teenager reported missing
• FBI: 6 accused in forced labor of 400 Thai workers
• Judge denies stay of Kentucky execution
• Condemned Ky. inmate asks judge to halt execution
• Missing teen's family remains hopeful
• Auditions set for dinner theater production of 'A Tuna Christmas'
• 2 dozen Ky. counties declared drought areas
• Corn maze only the beginning of state's promotion
• More than 3,000 pot plants destroyed in Hardin
• Steeple makes rebuilt church complete
• Correction
• Feds shut down company involved in fatal Ky. crash
• Court upholds dismissal of fraternity in death
• Ky. gets grant of nearly $1M for storm recovery
• UofL police investigating damage to dozens of cars
• Inmate loses bid to overturn lethal injection
• Army judge denies request for Obama birth records
• Student charged over Facebook posting
• Henderson Co. chooses temporary leader
• Tribute album to Loretta Lynn set for Nov. release
• Police, dogs search for teen
• Hunters press states for constitutional amendments
• 2010 heat beats 1936 temps
• Kentucky research finds gossip can be useful
• Lincoln birthplace cabin re-open in Ky.
• City considers buying sewer plant near Forest Acres
• Panel: No delay for Ohio River bridges
• Army birther seeks Obama school records
• Divers recover Ky. man who drowned in Ohio River
• Army studies concussions' effects on bomb techs
• New coal mine exhibit at museum
• Body found during investigation into shooting
• Reading program features novel set in Ky.
• Former jail workers sentenced in inmate beatings
• Private college groups launch web loan tool
• Bedbugs found at south-central Kentucky elementary school
• State considers 'right-to-hunt' amendment
• Kentucky retirement board committee asks for audit
• Gubernatorial candidate supports more funding for coal counties
• UK to open campus of medical school in Murray
• Ky. man pleads not guilty to 120 sex charges
• Judge denies challenge of state's furlough plan
• Hardin County farmer's corn pops in field
• Political groups launch attack ads
• Hundreds of Ky. nonprofits face loss of status
• Obama pledges to work for a thriving middle class
• Transplant recipient shows off new hands
• Korean War vet from Ky. identified
• Sanitation offices closed for holiday
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Briefs
• Daviess issues burn ban during drought
• Mayor garners award for use of Facebook during ice storm
• City pedestrian struck by car
• Williams, Farmer to announce political decision
• House offers affordable way for addicts to rehab
• Records
• Aunt arrested after 2-year-old found in Ky. street
• State will e-mail ballots to voters overseas
• City offices closed Labor Day
• Coal supporters plan Washington rally
• Lexington getting all booked up for games
• Perryville museum's new exhibit tells story of Civil War cavalry
• Man accidentally shot by brother
• Downtown group pushes vote for grant funds
• Williams jumps into governor's race
• School officials unsure if land offer is suitable
• State vehicles going up for auction
• Reading program features novel set in Ky.
• Tribute album to Loretta Lynn set for Nov. release
• Former jail workers sentenced in inmate beatings
• Police, dogs search for teen
• Hunters press states for constitutional amendments
• 2010 heat beats 1936 temps
• Kentucky research finds gossip can be useful
• Army studies concussions' effects on bomb techs
• New coal mine exhibit at museum
• Body found during investigation into shooting
• Kentucky retirement board committee asks for audit
• Lincoln birthplace cabin re-open in Ky.
• Gubernatorial candidate supports more funding for coal counties
• City considers buying sewer plant near Forest Acres
• Panel: No delay for Ohio River bridges
• Army birther seeks Obama school records
• Divers recover Ky. man who drowned in Ohio River
• Private college groups launch web loan tool
• Bedbugs found at south-central Kentucky elementary school
• State considers 'right-to-hunt' amendment
• Hardin County farmer's corn pops in field
• Army studies concussions' effects on bomb techs
• Political groups launch attack ads
• New coal mine exhibit at museum
• Bourbon Ball features 1st online auction
• Body found during investigation into shooting
• Reading program features novel set in Ky.
• Former jail workers sentenced in inmate beatings
• UK to open campus of medical school in Murray
• Ky. man pleads not guilty to 120 sex charges
• Judge denies challenge of state's furlough plan
• Korean War vet from Ky. identified
• Private college groups launch web loan tool
• Sanitation offices closed for holiday
• Bedbugs found at south-central Kentucky elementary school
• Papa John's awards pizza creator
• State considers 'right-to-hunt' amendment
• Kentucky retirement board committee asks for audit
• Gubernatorial candidate supports more funding for coal counties
• Hundreds of Ky. nonprofits face loss of status
• Obama pledges to work for a thriving middle class
• Transplant recipient shows off new hands
• City pedestrian struck by car
• UK to open campus of medical school in Murray
• Williams, Farmer to announce political decision
• Ky. man pleads not guilty to 120 sex charges
• Kentucky public employee pension fund troubled
• Judge denies challenge of state's furlough plan
• Hardin County farmer's corn pops in field
• Political groups launch attack ads
• Bourbon Ball features 1st online auction
• Daviess issues burn ban during drought
• Mayor garners award for use of Facebook during ice storm
• City offices closed Labor Day
• Hundreds of Ky. nonprofits face loss of status
• Coal supporters plan Washington rally
• Obama pledges to work for a thriving middle class
• Condemned Ky. inmate asks judge to halt execution
• Transplant recipient shows off new hands
• Korean War vet from Ky. identified
• Sanitation offices closed for holiday
• Papa John's awards pizza creator
• Aunt arrested after 2-year-old found in Ky. street
• State will e-mail ballots to voters overseas
• School officials unsure if land offer is suitable
• Daviess issues burn ban during drought
• More than 3,000 pot plants destroyed in Hardin
• Mayor garners award for use of Facebook during ice storm
• City pedestrian struck by car
• Williams, Farmer to announce political decision
• Kentucky public employee pension fund troubled
• Man accidentally shot by brother
• Downtown group pushes vote for grant funds
• Williams jumps into governor's race
• New law limits eligibility for DVO protection
• Aunt arrested after 2-year-old found in Ky. street
• Ky. gets grant of nearly $1M for storm recovery
• State will e-mail ballots to voters overseas
• City offices closed Labor Day
• Coal supporters plan Washington rally
• Condemned Ky. inmate asks judge to halt execution
• Meetings This Week
• Rash of house fires in county taxes Red Cross relief funds
• Natural gas leak forces residents to vacate
• Sarah Palin headed back to Louisville
• Man accidentally shot by brother
• Hanson endorses possible donation of land for school
• Downtown group pushes vote for grant funds
• Williams jumps into governor's race
• School officials unsure if land offer is suitable
• More than 3,000 pot plants destroyed in Hardin
• Owensboro river wall work is on schedule
• County gets drought designation
• Escapee faces 6 more indictments
• 7 Fort Campbell soldiers are killed in Afghanistan
• Meetings This Week
• Former Browning employee enters plea
• Rash of house fires in county taxes Red Cross relief funds
• Natural gas leak forces residents to vacate
• New law limits eligibility for DVO protection
• Ky. gets grant of nearly $1M for storm recovery
• Composting yard waste extends landfills
• Police capture suspect in Top 5 listing
• Schools plan no change in tax rates
• Judge denies stay of Kentucky execution
• Owensboro river wall work is on schedule
• Furlough day is Friday
• County gets drought designation
• Escapee faces 6 more indictments
• Sarah Palin headed back to Louisville
• Hanson endorses possible donation of land for school
• County inmates seed fall garden
• Earlington teenager reported missing
• FBI: 6 accused in forced labor of 400 Thai workers
• Corn maze only the beginning of state's promotion
• Composting yard waste extends landfills
• Belton man injured in crash
• Police capture suspect in Top 5 listing
• Schools plan no change in tax rates
• 7 Fort Campbell soldiers are killed in Afghanistan
• Former Browning employee enters plea
• Missing teen's family remains hopeful
• Auditions set for dinner theater production of 'A Tuna Christmas'
• 2 dozen Ky. counties declared drought areas
• Court upholds dismissal of fraternity in death
• County inmates seed fall garden
• Dawson Springs OKs tax rates
• Earlington teenager reported missing
• FBI: 6 accused in forced labor of 400 Thai workers
• Judge denies stay of Kentucky execution
• Furlough day is Friday
• Steeple makes rebuilt church complete
• Correction
• Feds shut down company involved in fatal Ky. crash
• Student charged over Facebook posting
• Missing teen's family remains hopeful
• Henderson Co. chooses temporary leader
• Auditions set for dinner theater production of 'A Tuna Christmas'
• 2 dozen Ky. counties declared drought areas
• Corn maze only the beginning of state's promotion
• Belton man injured in crash
• UofL police investigating damage to dozens of cars
• Inmate loses bid to overturn lethal injection
• Army judge denies request for Obama birth records
• 2010 heat beats 1936 temps
• Steeple makes rebuilt church complete
• Kentucky research finds gossip can be useful
• Correction
• Feds shut down company involved in fatal Ky. crash
• Court upholds dismissal of fraternity in death
• Dawson Springs OKs tax rates
• Tribute album to Loretta Lynn set for Nov. release
• Police, dogs search for teen
• Hunters press states for constitutional amendments
• Army birther seeks Obama school records
• UofL police investigating damage to dozens of cars
• Divers recover Ky. man who drowned in Ohio River
• Inmate loses bid to overturn lethal injection
• Army judge denies request for Obama birth records
• Student charged over Facebook posting
• Henderson Co. chooses temporary leader
• Lincoln birthplace cabin re-open in Ky.
• City considers buying sewer plant near Forest Acres
• Panel: No delay for Ohio River bridges
• Police, dogs search for teen
• Hunters press states for constitutional amendments
• 2010 heat beats 1936 temps
• Kentucky research finds gossip can be useful
• Ticket sales increase for equestrian games
• City considers buying sewer plant near Forest Acres
• Panel: No delay for Ohio River bridges
• Army birther seeks Obama school records
• Divers recover Ky. man who drowned in Ohio River
• Man accused of impersonating deputy, stealing
• Man accidentally shot by brother
• Body found during investigation into shooting
• Reading program features novel set in Ky.
• Former jail workers sentenced in inmate beatings
• Corvette tour will lap the state
• Meetings This Week
• State considers 'right-to-hunt' amendment
• Kentucky retirement board committee asks for audit
• Gubernatorial candidate supports more funding for coal counties
• State Fair brings out the pride in Ky. counties
• Composting yard waste extends landfills
• Judge denies challenge of state's furlough plan
• Hardin County farmer's corn pops in field
• Political groups launch attack ads
• Bourbon Ball features 1st online auction
• County inmates seed fall garden
• Transplant recipient shows off new hands
• Korean War vet from Ky. identified
• Sanitation offices closed for holiday
• Papa John's awards pizza creator
• New coal mine exhibit at museum
• Missing teen's family remains hopeful
• Mayor garners award for use of Facebook during ice storm
• City pedestrian struck by car
• Williams, Farmer to announce political decision
• Kentucky public employee pension fund troubled
• Bedbugs found at south-central Kentucky elementary school
• Steeple makes rebuilt church complete
• State will e-mail ballots to voters overseas
• City offices closed Labor Day
• Coal supporters plan Washington rally
• Condemned Ky. inmate asks judge to halt execution
• Ky. man pleads not guilty to 120 sex charges
• Downtown group pushes vote for grant funds
• Williams jumps into governor's race
• School officials unsure if land offer is suitable
• More than 3,000 pot plants destroyed in Hardin
• Obama pledges to work for a thriving middle class
• Rash of house fires in county taxes Red Cross relief funds
• Natural gas leak forces residents to vacate
• New law limits eligibility for DVO protection
• Ky. gets grant of nearly $1M for storm recovery
• County gets drought designation
• Escapee faces 6 more indictments
• Sarah Palin headed back to Louisville
• Hanson endorses possible donation of land for school
• Daviess issues burn ban during drought
• Police capture suspect in Top 5 listing
• Schools plan no change in tax rates
• 7 Fort Campbell soldiers are killed in Afghanistan
• Former Browning employee enters plea
• Aunt arrested after 2-year-old found in Ky. street
• Earlington teenager reported missing
• FBI: 6 accused in forced labor of 400 Thai workers
• Judge denies stay of Kentucky execution
• Furlough day is Friday
• Owensboro river wall work is on schedule
• Auditions set for dinner theater production of 'A Tuna Christmas'
• 2 dozen Ky. counties declared drought areas
• Corn maze only the beginning of state's promotion
• Belton man injured in crash
• Longtime Henderson judge-executive dies suddenly
• Correction
• Feds shut down company involved in fatal Ky. crash
• Court upholds dismissal of fraternity in death
• Dawson Springs OKs tax rates
• Murray State's Ag dean promoting switchgrass
• Inmate loses bid to overturn lethal injection
• Army judge denies request for Obama birth records
• Student charged over Facebook posting
• Henderson Co. chooses temporary leader
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Army birther seeks Obama school records
• Divers recover Ky. man who drowned in Ohio River
• Man accused of impersonating deputy, stealing
• City considers buying sewer plant near Forest Acres
• Panel: No delay for Ohio River bridges
• Reading program features novel set in Ky.
• Former jail workers sentenced in inmate beatings
• Corvette tour will lap the state
• Body found during investigation into shooting
• Kentucky retirement board committee asks for audit
• Gubernatorial candidate supports more funding for coal counties
• State Fair brings out the pride in Ky. counties
• State considers 'right-to-hunt' amendment
• Hardin County farmer's corn pops in field
• Political groups launch attack ads
• Bourbon Ball features 1st online auction
• Judge denies challenge of state's furlough plan
• Korean War vet from Ky. identified
• Sanitation offices closed for holiday
• Papa John's awards pizza creator
• Transplant recipient shows off new hands
• City pedestrian struck by car
• Williams, Farmer to announce political decision
• Kentucky public employee pension fund troubled
• Mayor garners award for use of Facebook during ice storm
• City offices closed Labor Day
• Coal supporters plan Washington rally
• Condemned Ky. inmate asks judge to halt execution
• State will e-mail ballots to voters overseas
• Williams jumps into governor's race
• School officials unsure if land offer is suitable
• More than 3,000 pot plants destroyed in Hardin
• Downtown group pushes vote for grant funds
• Natural gas leak forces residents to vacate
• New law limits eligibility for DVO protection
• Ky. gets grant of nearly $1M for storm recovery
• Longtime Henderson judge-executive dies suddenly
• Rash of house fires in county taxes Red Cross relief funds
• Escapee faces 6 more indictments
• Sarah Palin headed back to Louisville
• Hanson endorses possible donation of land for school
• Murray State's Ag dean promoting switchgrass
• County gets drought designation
• Schools plan no change in tax rates
• 7 Fort Campbell soldiers are killed in Afghanistan
• Former Browning employee enters plea
• Meetings This Week
• Police capture suspect in Top 5 listing
• FBI: 6 accused in forced labor of 400 Thai workers
• Judge denies stay of Kentucky execution
• Furlough day is Friday
• Comair crash inspired victim's son to follow dream
• Earlington teenager reported missing
• 2 dozen Ky. counties declared drought areas
• Corn maze only the beginning of state's promotion
• Belton man injured in crash
• Enthusiastic competitors deliver their best chicken calls, dances
• Auditions set for dinner theater production of 'A Tuna Christmas'
• Feds shut down company involved in fatal Ky. crash
• Court upholds dismissal of fraternity in death
• Dawson Springs OKs tax rates
• Beef Bash planned for Princeton
• Correction
• Student charged over Facebook posting
• Henderson Co. chooses temporary leader
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Inmate loses bid to overturn lethal injection
• Army judge denies request for Obama birth records
• 2010 heat beats 1936 temps
• Kentucky research finds gossip can be useful
• Ticket sales increase for equestrian games
• Police, dogs search for teen
• Hunters press states for constitutional amendments
• Rash of house fires in county taxes Red Cross relief funds
• Army birther seeks Obama school records
• Divers recover Ky. man who drowned in Ohio River
• Man accused of impersonating deputy, stealing
• Inmate dies at western Ky. county jail
• Downtown group pushes vote for grant funds
• Reading program features novel set in Ky.
• Former jail workers sentenced in inmate beatings
• Corvette tour will lap the state
• Families break ground on Comair 5191 memorial
• FBI: 6 accused in forced labor of 400 Thai workers
• County gets drought designation
• Kentucky retirement board committee asks for audit
• Gubernatorial candidate supports more funding for coal counties
• State Fair brings out the pride in Ky. counties
• 60 medics return to Fort Campbell from Iraq
• 2 dozen Ky. counties declared drought areas
• Police capture suspect in Top 5 listing
• Hardin County farmer's corn pops in field
• Political groups launch attack ads
• Bourbon Ball features 1st online auction
• PVA office closed Friday for furlough
• Feds shut down company involved in fatal Ky. crash
• Korean War vet from Ky. identified
• Sanitation offices closed for holiday
• Papa John's awards pizza creator
• Families break ground for memorial
• Army judge denies request for Obama birth records
• City pedestrian struck by car
• Williams, Farmer to announce political decision
• Kentucky public employee pension fund troubled
• Owensboro fire kills 4 people
• Hunters press states for constitutional amendments
• City offices closed Labor Day
• Coal supporters plan Washington rally
• Condemned Ky. inmate asks judge to halt execution
• Keeping eyes on the prize
• Panel: No delay for Ohio River bridges
• Williams jumps into governor's race
• School officials unsure if land offer is suitable
• More than 3,000 pot plants destroyed in Hardin
• Grant beefs up patrols for impaired drivers
• Body found during investigation into shooting
• Natural gas leak forces residents to vacate
• New law limits eligibility for DVO protection
• Ky. gets grant of nearly $1M for storm recovery
• Longtime Henderson judge-executive dies suddenly
• State will e-mail ballots to voters overseas
• Escapee faces 6 more indictments
• Sarah Palin headed back to Louisville
• Hanson endorses possible donation of land for school
• Murray State's Ag dean promoting switchgrass
• Ky. governor seeks audit of retirement investments
• Schools plan no change in tax rates
• 7 Fort Campbell soldiers are killed in Afghanistan
• Former Browning employee enters plea
• Meetings This Week
• Cause not known for 2 Ludlow women's deaths
• State considers 'right-to-hunt' amendment
• Judge denies stay of Kentucky execution
• Furlough day is Friday
• Comair crash inspired victim's son to follow dream
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,145
• Judge denies challenge of state's furlough plan
• Corn maze only the beginning of state's promotion
• Belton man injured in crash
• Enthusiastic competitors deliver their best chicken calls, dances
• Champion ham breaks another record
• Transplant recipient shows off new hands
• Court upholds dismissal of fraternity in death
• Dawson Springs OKs tax rates
• Beef Bash planned for Princeton
• Ky. puts locations of power plants, mines online
• Briefs
• Student charged over Facebook posting
• Henderson Co. chooses temporary leader
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Mayfield man charged with trying to kidnap girl
• Mayor garners award for use of Facebook during ice storm
• 2010 heat beats 1936 temps
• Kentucky research finds gossip can be useful
• Ticket sales increase for equestrian games
• Woman steps in front of semi, is killed on I-65
• Country star serenades by pool side
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,145
• Gubernatorial candidate supports more funding for coal counties
• State Fair brings out the pride in Ky. counties
• PVA office closed Friday for furlough
• Champion ham breaks another record
• Political groups launch attack ads
• Bourbon Ball features 1st online auction
• Ky. puts locations of power plants, mines online
• Sanitation offices closed for holiday
• Papa John's awards pizza creator
• Families break ground for memorial
• Mayfield man charged with trying to kidnap girl
• Williams, Farmer to announce political decision
• Kentucky public employee pension fund troubled
• Owensboro fire kills 4 people
• Woman steps in front of semi, is killed on I-65
• Judge denies stay of Kentucky execution
• Coal supporters plan Washington rally
• Condemned Ky. inmate asks judge to halt execution
• Keeping eyes on the prize
• Champion ham raises $1.6 million
• Corn maze only the beginning of state's promotion
• School officials unsure if land offer is suitable
• More than 3,000 pot plants destroyed in Hardin
• Grant beefs up patrols for impaired drivers
• Paul offers options to balance budget
• Court upholds dismissal of fraternity in death
• New law limits eligibility for DVO protection
• Ky. gets grant of nearly $1M for storm recovery
• Longtime Henderson judge-executive dies suddenly
• Teacher/cheerleader wins $11M judgment against gossip website
• Student charged over Facebook posting
• Sarah Palin headed back to Louisville
• Hanson endorses possible donation of land for school
• Murray State's Ag dean promoting switchgrass
• Food Service Inspections
• 2010 heat beats 1936 temps
• 7 Fort Campbell soldiers are killed in Afghanistan
• Former Browning employee enters plea
• Meetings This Week
• Correction
• Army birther seeks Obama school records
• City pedestrian struck by car
• Furlough day is Friday
• Comair crash inspired victim's son to follow dream
• Inmate dies at western Ky. county jail
• Reading program features novel set in Ky.
• City offices closed Labor Day
• Belton man injured in crash
• Enthusiastic competitors deliver their best chicken calls, dances
• Families break ground on Comair 5191 memorial
• Kentucky retirement board committee asks for audit
• Williams jumps into governor's race
• Dawson Springs OKs tax rates
• Beef Bash planned for Princeton
• Judicial center work advances
• Hardin County farmer's corn pops in field
• Natural gas leak forces residents to vacate
• Henderson Co. chooses temporary leader
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• 60 medics return to Fort Campbell from Iraq
• Korean War vet from Ky. identified
• Schools plan no change in tax rates
• Kentucky research finds gossip can be useful
• Ticket sales increase for equestrian games
• Store caters to emergency personnel
• Ky. governor seeks audit of retirement investments
• Escapee faces 6 more indictments
• Divers recover Ky. man who drowned in Ohio River
• Man accused of impersonating deputy, stealing
• Event spotlights Teague case
• Cause not known for 2 Ludlow women's deaths
• Former jail workers sentenced in inmate beatings
• Corvette tour will lap the state
• Teresa Medeiros' latest novel is set in Scotland
• Divers recover Ky. man who drowned in Ohio River
• Dawson Springs OKs tax rates
• Beef Bash planned for Princeton
• Families break ground on Comair 5191 memorial
• Local/State Briefs
• Gubernatorial candidate supports more funding for coal counties
• Ticket sales increase for equestrian games
• 60 medics return to Fort Campbell from Iraq
• Ky. governor seeks audit of retirement investments
• Former jail workers sentenced in inmate beatings
• Henderson Co. chooses temporary leader
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Judicial center work advances
• Standoff ends with man's arrest
• Political groups launch attack ads
• Man accused of impersonating deputy, stealing
• Store caters to emergency personnel
• Cause not known for 2 Ludlow women's deaths
• Williams, Farmer to announce political decision
• Kentucky research finds gossip can be useful
• Ticket sales increase for equestrian games
• 60 medics return to Fort Campbell from Iraq
• Teresa Medeiros' latest novel is set in Scotland
• Sanitation offices closed for holiday
• Corvette tour will lap the state
• Event spotlights Teague case
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,145
• Coal supporters plan Washington rally
• Divers recover Ky. man who drowned in Ohio River
• Man accused of impersonating deputy, stealing
• Store caters to emergency personnel
• Ky. governor seeks audit of retirement investments
• New law limits eligibility for DVO protection
• State Fair brings out the pride in Ky. counties
• Country star serenades by pool side
• Champion ham breaks another record
• Sarah Palin headed back to Louisville
• Former jail workers sentenced in inmate beatings
• Corvette tour will lap the state
• Event spotlights Teague case
• Cause not known for 2 Ludlow women's deaths
• School officials unsure if land offer is suitable
• Bourbon Ball features 1st online auction
• PVA office closed Friday for furlough
• Ky. puts locations of power plants, mines online
• 7 Fort Campbell soldiers are killed in Afghanistan
• Gubernatorial candidate supports more funding for coal counties
• State Fair brings out the pride in Ky. counties
• Country star serenades by pool side
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,145
• Papa John's awards pizza creator
• Families break ground for memorial
• BREAKING NEWS: UpdateMan facing multiple charges following standoff
• Political groups launch attack ads
• Bourbon Ball features 1st online auction
• PVA office closed Friday for furlough
• Champion ham breaks another record
• Kentucky public employee pension fund troubled
• Owensboro fire kills 4 people
• Mayfield man charged with trying to kidnap girl
• Ky. police to monitor juveniles under supervision
• Sanitation offices closed for holiday
• Papa John's awards pizza creator
• Families break ground for memorial
• Ky. puts locations of power plants, mines online
• Condemned Ky. inmate asks judge to halt execution
• Keeping eyes on the prize
• Woman steps in front of semi, is killed on I-65
• New signs to mark Ky. Bourbon Trail
• Williams, Farmer to announce political decision
• Kentucky public employee pension fund troubled
• Owensboro fire kills 4 people
• Mayfield man charged with trying to kidnap girl
• More than 3,000 pot plants destroyed in Hardin
• Grant beefs up patrols for impaired drivers
• Champion ham raises $1.6 million
• Lexington Marine killed in Afghanistan combat
• Coal supporters plan Washington rally
• Condemned Ky. inmate asks judge to halt execution
• Keeping eyes on the prize
• Woman steps in front of semi, is killed on I-65
• Ky. gets grant of nearly $1M for storm recovery
• Longtime Henderson judge-executive dies suddenly
• Paul offers options to balance budget
• Alis to receive education award in Louisville
• School officials unsure if land offer is suitable
• More than 3,000 pot plants destroyed in Hardin
• Grant beefs up patrols for impaired drivers
• Champion ham raises $1.6 million
• Hanson endorses possible donation of land for school
• Murray State's Ag dean promoting switchgrass
• Teacher/cheerleader wins $11M judgment against gossip website
• Newspaper wins records ruling
• New law limits eligibility for DVO protection
• Ky. gets grant of nearly $1M for storm recovery
• Longtime Henderson judge-executive dies suddenly
• Paul offers options to balance budget
• Former Browning employee enters plea
• Meetings This Week
• Food Service Inspections
• Premiums dropped in health insurance program
• Sarah Palin headed back to Louisville
• Hanson endorses possible donation of land for school
• Murray State's Ag dean promoting switchgrass
• Teacher/cheerleader wins $11M judgment against gossip website
• Furlough day is Friday
• Comair crash inspired victim's son to follow dream
• Correction
• Miner wins court battle over video
• 7 Fort Campbell soldiers are killed in Afghanistan
• Former Browning employee enters plea
• Meetings This Week
• Food Service Inspections
• Belton man injured in crash
• Enthusiastic competitors deliver their best chicken calls, dances
• Inmate dies at western Ky. county jail
• Local/State Briefs
• Henderson Co. chooses temporary leader
• Furlough day is Friday
• Comair crash inspired victim's son to follow dream
• Correction
• Dawson Springs OKs tax rates
• Beef Bash planned for Princeton
• Families break ground on Comair 5191 memorial
• Standoff ends with man's arrest
• Kentucky research finds gossip can be useful
• Belton man injured in crash
• Enthusiastic competitors deliver their best chicken calls, dances
• Inmate dies at western Ky. county jail
• Miner wins court battle over video
• 7 Fort Campbell soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Judicial center work advances
• Enthusiastic competitors deliver their best chicken calls, dances
• Inmate dies at western Ky. county jail
• Miner wins court battle over video
• Judge won't send abuse charge to grand jury
• Beef Bash planned for Princeton
• Families break ground on Comair 5191 memorial
• Local/State Briefs
• State inmate escapes from western Ky. jail
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Judicial center work advances
• Standoff ends with man's arrest
• Kentucky tribute to Vietnam vets begins Thursday
• Ticket sales increase for equestrian games
• 60 medics return to Fort Campbell from Iraq
• Teresa Medeiros' latest novel is set in Scotland
• BREAKING NEWS: UpdateMan facing multiple charges following standoff
• Man accused of impersonating deputy, stealing
• Store caters to emergency personnel
• Ky. governor seeks audit of retirement investments
• Ky. police to monitor juveniles under supervision
• Corvette tour will lap the state
• Event spotlights Teague case
• Cause not known for 2 Ludlow women's deaths
• New signs to mark Ky. Bourbon Trail
• Bourbon Ball features 1st online auction
• State Fair brings out the pride in Ky. counties
• Country star serenades by pool side
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,145
• Lexington Marine killed in Afghanistan combat
• Papa John's awards pizza creator
• Town Crier, Aug. 31
• PVA office closed Friday for furlough
• Champion ham breaks another record
• Alis to receive education award in Louisville
• Kentucky public employee pension fund troubled
• Hanson endorses possible donation of land for school
• Families break ground for memorial
• Ky. puts locations of power plants, mines online
• Newspaper wins records ruling
• Condemned Ky. inmate asks judge to halt execution
• Former Browning employee enters plea
• Owensboro fire kills 4 people
• Mayfield man charged with trying to kidnap girl
• Premiums dropped in health insurance program
• More than 3,000 pot plants destroyed in Hardin
• Furlough day is Friday
• Keeping eyes on the prize
• Woman steps in front of semi, is killed on I-65
• Kentucky misses out on federal 'Race to the Top' education funds
• Ky. gets grant of nearly $1M for storm recovery
• Belton man injured in crash
• Grant beefs up patrols for impaired drivers
• Champion ham raises $1.6 million
• Briefs
• Ky. to hold poster contest for students
• Dawson Springs OKs tax rates
• Longtime Henderson judge-executive dies suddenly
• Paul offers options to balance budget
• Quilt trail designed to spur tourism
• Ky. to hold poster contest for students
• Court Reports, Aug. 31
• Murray State's Ag dean promoting switchgrass
• Teacher/cheerleader wins $11M judgment against gossip website
• Mines accused of ignoring safety regs
• Candidate forums planned in northern Ky.
• Police/Fire Reports, Aug. 31
• Meetings This Week
• Food Service Inspections
• AG: Nortonville violated Opens Records Act
• Escaped Lexington inmate captured
• Comair crash inspired victim's son to follow dream
• Correction
• MCC students set pace in new developmental math program
• Man accused in chain saw attack claims innocence
• Ky. to hold poster contest for students
• Man accused of impersonating deputy, stealing
• Store caters to emergency personnel
• Ky. governor seeks audit of retirement investments
• Ky. police to monitor juveniles under supervision
• Candidate forums planned in northern Ky.
• Corvette tour will lap the state
• Event spotlights Teague case
• Cause not known for 2 Ludlow women's deaths
• New signs to mark Ky. Bourbon Trail
• Escaped Lexington inmate captured
• State Fair brings out the pride in Ky. counties
• Country star serenades by pool side
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,145
• Lexington Marine killed in Afghanistan combat
• Man accused in chain saw attack claims innocence
• PVA office closed Friday for furlough
• Champion ham breaks another record
• Alis to receive education award in Louisville
• Judge won't send abuse charge to grand jury
• Families break ground for memorial
• Ky. puts locations of power plants, mines online
• Newspaper wins records ruling
• State inmate escapes from western Ky. jail
• Owensboro fire kills 4 people
• Mayfield man charged with trying to kidnap girl
• Premiums dropped in health insurance program
• Political flap places spotlight on Kentucky's drug problem
• Keeping eyes on the prize
• Woman steps in front of semi, is killed on I-65
• Kentucky misses out on federal 'Race to the Top' education funds
• Lexington prison escapee captured
• Grant beefs up patrols for impaired drivers
• Champion ham raises $1.6 million
• Briefs
• Street lights to be installed near country club
• Longtime Henderson judge-executive dies suddenly
• Paul offers options to balance budget
• Quilt trail designed to spur tourism
• 'Perfect storm' batters farmers
• Murray State's Ag dean promoting switchgrass
• Teacher/cheerleader wins $11M judgment against gossip website
• Mines accused of ignoring safety regs
• Meetings This Week
• Food Service Inspections
• AG: Nortonville violated Opens Records Act
• Cost share funding available
• Comair crash inspired victim's son to follow dream
• Correction
• MCC students set pace in new developmental math program
• Kentucky tribute to Vietnam vets begins Thursday
• Enthusiastic competitors deliver their best chicken calls, dances
• Inmate dies at western Ky. county jail
• Miner wins court battle over video
• Nursing home resident arrested
• Beef Bash planned for Princeton
• Families break ground on Comair 5191 memorial
• Local/State Briefs
• Firefighters assist weary traveler
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Judicial center work advances
• Standoff ends with man's arrest
• 'Airdrie' author Piper will speak about book
• Ky. to hold poster contest for students
• Ticket sales increase for equestrian games
• 60 medics return to Fort Campbell from Iraq
• Teresa Medeiros' latest novel is set in Scotland
• BREAKING NEWS: UpdateMan facing multiple charges following standoff
• Event spotlights Teague case
• Cause not known for 2 Ludlow women's deaths
• New signs to mark Ky. Bourbon Trail
• Candidate forums planned in northern Ky.
• Store caters to emergency personnel
• Ky. governor seeks audit of retirement investments
• Ky. police to monitor juveniles under supervision
• Ky. to hold poster contest for students
• MSHA: program aimed at trimming citation backlog
• Country star serenades by pool side
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,145
• Lexington Marine killed in Afghanistan combat
• Escaped Lexington inmate captured
• Event spotlights Teague case
• Cause not known for 2 Ludlow women's deaths
• New signs to mark Ky. Bourbon Trail
• Candidate forums planned in northern Ky.
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• PVA office closed Friday for furlough
• Champion ham breaks another record
• Alis to receive education award in Louisville
• Man accused in chain saw attack claims innocence
• Country star serenades by pool side
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,145
• Lexington Marine killed in Afghanistan combat
• Escaped Lexington inmate captured
• Man killed by falling tree
• Families break ground for memorial
• Ky. puts locations of power plants, mines online
• Newspaper wins records ruling
• Judge won't send abuse charge to grand jury
• PVA office closed Friday for furlough
• Public hunting lands opened in Pulaski County
• Champion ham breaks another record
• Alis to receive education award in Louisville
• Man accused in chain saw attack claims innocence
• Computer with patient IDs stolen from UK
• Owensboro fire kills 4 people
• Mayfield man charged with trying to kidnap girl
• Premiums dropped in health insurance program
• State inmate escapes from western Ky. jail
• Families break ground for memorial
• Prominent attorney subject of bar investigation
• Ky. puts locations of power plants, mines online
• Newspaper wins records ruling
• Judge won't send abuse charge to grand jury
• Public hunting lands opened in Pulaski County
• Keeping eyes on the prize
• Woman steps in front of semi, is killed on I-65
• Kentucky misses out on federal 'Race to the Top' education funds
• Political flap places spotlight on Kentucky's drug problem
• Owensboro fire kills 4 people
• Union, Confederate flags to be displayed at site
• Mayfield man charged with trying to kidnap girl
• Premiums dropped in health insurance program
• State inmate escapes from western Ky. jail
• Prominent attorney subject of bar investigation
• Grant beefs up patrols for impaired drivers
• Champion ham raises $1.6 million
• Briefs
• Lexington prison escapee captured
• Keeping eyes on the prize
• Ky. on list of EPA coal waste hearing sites
• Woman steps in front of semi, is killed on I-65
• Kentucky misses out on federal 'Race to the Top' education funds
• Political flap places spotlight on Kentucky's drug problem
• Union, Confederate flags to be displayed at site
• Longtime Henderson judge-executive dies suddenly
• Paul offers options to balance budget
• Quilt trail designed to spur tourism
• Street lights to be installed near country club
• Grant beefs up patrols for impaired drivers
• Man dives into shallow water, dies in lake
• Champion ham raises $1.6 million
• Briefs
• Lexington prison escapee captured
• Ky. on list of EPA coal waste hearing sites
• Murray State's Ag dean promoting switchgrass
• Teacher/cheerleader wins $11M judgment against gossip website
• Mines accused of ignoring safety regs
• 'Perfect storm' batters farmers
• Meetings This Week
• Bristol Palin to speak in Kentucky on Sept. 8
• Paul offers options to balance budget
• Quilt trail designed to spur tourism
• Street lights to be installed near country club
• Man dives into shallow water, dies in lake
• Meetings This Week
• Food Service Inspections
• AG: Nortonville violated Opens Records Act
• Cost share funding available
• Comair crash inspired victim's son to follow dream
• Lexington inmate missing early Monday
• Teacher/cheerleader wins $11M judgment against gossip website
• Mines accused of ignoring safety regs
• 'Perfect storm' batters farmers
• Bristol Palin to speak in Kentucky on Sept. 8
• Comair crash inspired victim's son to follow dream
• Correction
• MCC students set pace in new developmental math program
• Kentucky tribute to Vietnam vets begins Thursday
• Enthusiastic competitors deliver their best chicken calls, dances
• Run For The Fallen honors slain soldiers
• Food Service Inspections
• AG: Nortonville violated Opens Records Act
• Cost share funding available
• Lexington inmate missing early Monday
• Enthusiastic competitors deliver their best chicken calls, dances
• Inmate dies at western Ky. county jail
• Miner wins court battle over video
• Nursing home resident arrested
• Beef Bash planned for Princeton
• Somalis want new mosque in western Ky.
• Correction
• MCC students set pace in new developmental math program
• Kentucky tribute to Vietnam vets begins Thursday
• Run For The Fallen honors slain soldiers
• Beef Bash planned for Princeton
• Families break ground on Comair 5191 memorial
• Local/State Briefs
• Firefighters assist weary traveler
• Libraries to benefit from stimulus money
• Inmate dies at western Ky. county jail
• Miner wins court battle over video
• Nursing home resident arrested
• Somalis want new mosque in western Ky.
• Longtime Henderson judge-executive dies suddenly
• Judicial center work advances
• Standoff ends with man's arrest
• 'Airdrie' author Piper will speak about book
• Kentucky man arrested in East Tenn. chain saw attack
• Families break ground on Comair 5191 memorial
• Local/State Briefs
• Firefighters assist weary traveler
• Libraries to benefit from stimulus money
• 60 medics return to Fort Campbell from Iraq
• Teresa Medeiros' latest novel is set in Scotland
• BREAKING NEWS: UpdateMan facing multiple charges following standoff
• Ky. to hold poster contest for students
• Judicial center work advances
• Standoff ends with man's arrest
• 'Airdrie' author Piper will speak about book
• Kentucky man arrested in East Tenn. chain saw attack
• Murray State's Ag dean promoting switchgrass
• Store caters to emergency personnel
• Ky. governor seeks audit of retirement investments
• Ky. police to monitor juveniles under supervision
• Ky. to hold poster contest for students
• 60 medics return to Fort Campbell from Iraq
• Teresa Medeiros' latest novel is set in Scotland
• BREAKING NEWS: UpdateMan facing multiple charges following standoff
• Ky. to hold poster contest for students
• State Briefs
• Briefs
• Lexington prison escapee captured
• Ky. on list of EPA coal waste hearing sites
• Louisville to share in spinal cord research funds
• Grant beefs up patrols for impaired drivers
• Champion ham raises $1.6 million
• Quilt trail designed to spur tourism
• Street lights to be installed near country club
• Man dives into shallow water, dies in lake
• State Briefs
• Paul offers options to balance budget
• Mines accused of ignoring safety regs
• 'Perfect storm' batters farmers
• Bristol Palin to speak in Kentucky on Sept. 8
• MSHA: program aimed at trimming citation backlog
• Teacher/cheerleader wins $11M judgment against gossip website
• Cost share funding available
• Lexington inmate missing early Monday
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Food Service Inspections
• AG: Nortonville violated Opens Records Act
• Kentucky tribute to Vietnam vets begins Thursday
• Run For The Fallen honors slain soldiers
• Man killed by falling tree
• Correction
• MCC students set pace in new developmental math program
• Nursing home resident arrested
• Somalis want new mosque in western Ky.
• This Week's Meetings
• Inmate dies at western Ky. county jail
• Miner wins court battle over video
• Firefighters assist weary traveler
• Libraries to benefit from stimulus money
• Computer with patient IDs stolen from UK
• Families break ground on Comair 5191 memorial
• Local/State Briefs
• 'Airdrie' author Piper will speak about book
• Kentucky man arrested in East Tenn. chain saw attack
• State Briefs
• Judicial center work advances
• Standoff ends with man's arrest
• BREAKING NEWS: UpdateMan facing multiple charges following standoff
• Ky. to hold poster contest for students
• Advocacy group files lawsuit against state health agency
• 60 medics return to Fort Campbell from Iraq
• Teresa Medeiros' latest novel is set in Scotland
• Ky. police to monitor juveniles under supervision
• Ky. to hold poster contest for students
• Chaplain trainers share their passion, skills for ministry
• Store caters to emergency personnel
• Ky. governor seeks audit of retirement investments
• New signs to mark Ky. Bourbon Trail
• Candidate forums planned in northern Ky.
• Indicted on sex-related charges, principal to have case mediated
• Event spotlights Teague case
• Cause not known for 2 Ludlow women's deaths
• Lexington Marine killed in Afghanistan combat
• Escaped Lexington inmate captured
• District priorities questioned
• Country star serenades by pool side
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,145
• Alis to receive education award in Louisville
• Man accused in chain saw attack claims innocence
• Kentucky State Fair gives 4-H'ers fitting showcase
• Forest Service plans to remove damaged LBL trees
• PVA office closed Friday for furlough
• Champion ham breaks another record
• Newspaper wins records ruling
• Judge won't send abuse charge to grand jury
• Public hunting lands opened in Pulaski County
• Ex-aide sentenced in nursing home abuse case
• Families break ground for memorial
• Ky. puts locations of power plants, mines online
• Premiums dropped in health insurance program
• State inmate escapes from western Ky. jail
• Prominent attorney subject of bar investigation
• Sailor from Kentucky killed in Afghanistan
• Owensboro fire kills 4 people
• Mayfield man charged with trying to kidnap girl
• Kentucky misses out on federal 'Race to the Top' education funds
• Political flap places spotlight on Kentucky's drug problem
• Union, Confederate flags to be displayed at site
• College workshops planned around Ky.
• Keeping eyes on the prize
• Woman steps in front of semi, is killed on I-65
• Store caters to emergency personnel
• Kentucky misses out on federal 'Race to the Top' education funds
• Political flap places spotlight on Kentucky's drug problem
• Union, Confederate flags to be displayed at site
• Hundreds expected for gospel music celebration
• Trial reset because of unpaid furlough
• Event spotlights Teague case
• Briefs
• Lexington prison escapee captured
• Ky. on list of EPA coal waste hearing sites
• Jury delivers murder conviction
• 2 officers suspended in Owensboro
• Ky. governor seeks audit of retirement investments
• Country star serenades by pool side
• Quilt trail designed to spur tourism
• Street lights to be installed near country club
• Man dives into shallow water, dies in lake
• State Briefs
• Dog dragged for miles, woman charged
• Cause not known for 2 Ludlow women's deaths
• Mines accused of ignoring safety regs
• 'Perfect storm' batters farmers
• Bristol Palin to speak in Kentucky on Sept. 8
• MSHA: program aimed at trimming citation backlog
• Judge says ex-Ky. lawmaker Nunn can face death
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,145
• AG: Nortonville violated Opens Records Act
• Cost share funding available
• Lexington inmate missing early Monday
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• PSC to hold informal meeting on LG&E sale
• Champion ham breaks another record
• MCC students set pace in new developmental math program
• Kentucky tribute to Vietnam vets begins Thursday
• Run For The Fallen honors slain soldiers
• Man killed by falling tree
• Fidelity: 401(k) hardship withdrawals, loans up
• Ky. puts locations of power plants, mines online
• Miner wins court battle over video
• Nursing home resident arrested
• Somalis want new mosque in western Ky.
• This Week's Meetings
• Forest Service plans to remove damaged LBL trees
• Mayfield man charged with trying to kidnap girl
• Local/State Briefs
• Firefighters assist weary traveler
• Libraries to benefit from stimulus money
• Computer with patient IDs stolen from UK
• Ex-aide sentenced in nursing home abuse case
• Woman steps in front of semi, is killed on I-65
• Standoff ends with man's arrest
• 'Airdrie' author Piper will speak about book
• Kentucky man arrested in East Tenn. chain saw attack
• State Briefs
• Sailor from Kentucky killed in Afghanistan
• Inmate dies at western Ky. county jail
• Teresa Medeiros' latest novel is set in Scotland
• BREAKING NEWS: UpdateMan facing multiple charges following standoff
• Ky. to hold poster contest for students
• Advocacy group files lawsuit against state health agency
• College workshops planned around Ky.
• Families break ground on Comair 5191 memorial
• Champion ham raises $1.6 million
• Ky. police to monitor juveniles under supervision
• Ky. to hold poster contest for students
• Chaplain trainers share their passion, skills for ministry
• Kentucky won't budge on drugs for executions
• 60 medics return to Fort Campbell from Iraq
• Paul offers options to balance budget
• New signs to mark Ky. Bourbon Trail
• Candidate forums planned in northern Ky.
• Indicted on sex-related charges, principal to have case mediated
• Briefs
• BREAKING NEWS:Mooney guilty of murder, tampering with evidence
• Teacher/cheerleader wins $11M judgment against gossip website
• Lexington Marine killed in Afghanistan combat
• Escaped Lexington inmate captured
• District priorities questioned
• Hopkins County Food Service Inspections
• Drug task force members have powers restored
• Food Service Inspections
• Alis to receive education award in Louisville
• Man accused in chain saw attack claims innocence
• Kentucky State Fair gives 4-H'ers fitting showcase
• Louisville to share in spinal cord research funds
• Ex-Lt. Gov. Pence to hold fundraiser for Beshear
• Correction
• Newspaper wins records ruling
• Judge won't send abuse charge to grand jury
• Public hunting lands opened in Pulaski County
• Layoffs begin for state political appointees
• Charges dismissed in alleged attack on gay teen
• Judicial center work advances
• Premiums dropped in health insurance program
• State inmate escapes from western Ky. jail
• Prominent attorney subject of bar investigation
• Agency plans to remove damaged trees at LBL
• Lexington to allow alcohol downtown during games
• Lexington Marine killed in Afghanistan combat
• Escaped Lexington inmate captured
• District priorities questioned
• Hopkins County Food Service Inspections
• Dog dragged for miles, woman charged
• Alis to receive education award in Louisville
• Man accused in chain saw attack claims innocence
• Kentucky State Fair gives 4-H'ers fitting showcase
• Louisville to share in spinal cord research funds
• Judge says ex-Ky. lawmaker Nunn can face death
• Newspaper wins records ruling
• Judge won't send abuse charge to grand jury
• Public hunting lands opened in Pulaski County
• Layoffs begin for state political appointees
• PSC to hold informal meeting on LG&E sale
• Battle of Blue Lick coming up
• Premiums dropped in health insurance program
• State inmate escapes from western Ky. jail
• Prominent attorney subject of bar investigation
• Agency plans to remove damaged trees at LBL
• Kentucky's unemployment rate drops slightly in July
• Coal town backs mining near water supply
• Kentucky misses out on federal 'Race to the Top' education funds
• Political flap places spotlight on Kentucky's drug problem
• Union, Confederate flags to be displayed at site
• Hundreds expected for gospel music celebration
• Pence plans fundraiser for governor
• Ky. residents sue coal companies over flooding
• Briefs
• Lexington prison escapee captured
• Ky. on list of EPA coal waste hearing sites
• Jury delivers murder conviction
• Fidelity: 401(k) hardship withdrawals, loans up
• 2 Fort Campbell soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Quilt trail designed to spur tourism
• Street lights to be installed near country club
• Man dives into shallow water, dies in lake
• State Briefs
• Tourney to benefit Ramage family
• Mines accused of ignoring safety regs
• 'Perfect storm' batters farmers
• Bristol Palin to speak in Kentucky on Sept. 8
• MSHA: program aimed at trimming citation backlog
• Nunn case meets death penalty criteria
• Land Between the Lakes holds off on burn ban
• AG: Nortonville violated Opens Records Act
• Cost share funding available
• Lexington inmate missing early Monday
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Candidates tackle issues for fall races
• 2 principals suspended over school bus problems
• MCC students set pace in new developmental math program
• Kentucky tribute to Vietnam vets begins Thursday
• Run For The Fallen honors slain soldiers
• Man killed by falling tree
• Mooney blames victim for grabbing gun
• BREAKING NEWS:Mooney guilty of murder, tampering with evidence
• Miner wins court battle over video
• Nursing home resident arrested
• Somalis want new mosque in western Ky.
• This Week's Meetings
• Forest Service plans to remove damaged LBL trees
• Drug task force members have powers restored
• Local/State Briefs
• Firefighters assist weary traveler
• Libraries to benefit from stimulus money
• Computer with patient IDs stolen from UK
• Ex-aide sentenced in nursing home abuse case
• Ex-Lt. Gov. Pence to hold fundraiser for Beshear
• Standoff ends with man's arrest
• 'Airdrie' author Piper will speak about book
• Kentucky man arrested in East Tenn. chain saw attack
• State Briefs
• Sailor from Kentucky killed in Afghanistan
• Charges dismissed in alleged attack on gay teen
• Teresa Medeiros' latest novel is set in Scotland
• BREAKING NEWS: UpdateMan facing multiple charges following standoff
• Ky. to hold poster contest for students
• Advocacy group files lawsuit against state health agency
• College workshops planned around Ky.
• Lexington to allow alcohol downtown during games
• Ky. police to monitor juveniles under supervision
• Ky. to hold poster contest for students
• Chaplain trainers share their passion, skills for ministry
• Kentucky won't budge on drugs for executions
• Trial reset because of unpaid furlough
• New signs to mark Ky. Bourbon Trail
• Candidate forums planned in northern Ky.
• Indicted on sex-related charges, principal to have case mediated
• Briefs
• 2 officers suspended in Owensboro
• PSC to hold informal meeting on LG&E sale
• Kentucky Brierfs
• New signs to mark Ky. Bourbon Trail
• MCC students set pace in new developmental math program
• Judge won't send abuse charge to grand jury
• Public hunting lands opened in Pulaski County
• Layoffs begin for state political appointees
• Kentucky's unemployment rate drops slightly in July
• Civil War monument gets new home in Louisville museum
• Lexington Marine killed in Afghanistan combat
• State inmate escapes from western Ky. jail
• Prominent attorney subject of bar investigation
• Agency plans to remove damaged trees at LBL
• Pence plans fundraiser for governor
• 2 principals suspended over school bus problems
• Alis to receive education award in Louisville
• Political flap places spotlight on Kentucky's drug problem
• Union, Confederate flags to be displayed at site
• Hundreds expected for gospel music celebration
• Fidelity: 401(k) hardship withdrawals, loans up
• 2 counties renew bid to display Commandments
• Newspaper wins records ruling
• Lexington prison escapee captured
• Ky. on list of EPA coal waste hearing sites
• Jury delivers murder conviction
• Tourney to benefit Ramage family
• Arrest warrant issued for suspect in theft of $38,000
• Premiums dropped in health insurance program
• Street lights to be installed near country club
• Man dives into shallow water, dies in lake
• State Briefs
• Nunn case meets death penalty criteria
• County schools offering students tips to prevent suicide
• State Fair looks for youth
• 'Perfect storm' batters farmers
• Bristol Palin to speak in Kentucky on Sept. 8
• MSHA: program aimed at trimming citation backlog
• Candidates tackle issues for fall races
• Witnesses describe fatal shooting
• Harrodsburg doctor on trial in death of wife
• Cost share funding available
• Lexington inmate missing early Monday
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Mooney blames victim for grabbing gun
• BREAKING NEWS:Mooney guilty of murder, tampering with evidence
• MSHA: Massey didn't report accidents at W.Va. mine
• Kentucky tribute to Vietnam vets begins Thursday
• Run For The Fallen honors slain soldiers
• Man killed by falling tree
• Forest Service plans to remove damaged LBL trees
• Drug task force members have powers restored
• Deputy stabbed 5 times before shooting suspect wanted in Boone County
• Nursing home resident arrested
• Somalis want new mosque in western Ky.
• This Week's Meetings
• Ex-aide sentenced in nursing home abuse case
• Ex-Lt. Gov. Pence to hold fundraiser for Beshear
• Fuel spill causes slick driving in western Ky.
• Firefighters assist weary traveler
• Libraries to benefit from stimulus money
• Computer with patient IDs stolen from UK
• Sailor from Kentucky killed in Afghanistan
• Charges dismissed in alleged attack on gay teen
• Man charged with torturing, killing puppy
• 'Airdrie' author Piper will speak about book
• Kentucky man arrested in East Tenn. chain saw attack
• State Briefs
• Lexington to allow alcohol downtown during games
• Battle of Blue Lick coming up
• Kentucky misses out on federal 'Race to the Top' education funds
• Ky. to hold poster contest for students
• Advocacy group files lawsuit against state health agency
• College workshops planned around Ky.
• Trial reset because of unpaid furlough
• Coal town backs mining near water supply
• Briefs
• Ky. to hold poster contest for students
• Chaplain trainers share their passion, skills for ministry
• Kentucky won't budge on drugs for executions
• 2 officers suspended in Owensboro
• Ky. residents sue coal companies over flooding
• Quilt trail designed to spur tourism
• Candidate forums planned in northern Ky.
• Indicted on sex-related charges, principal to have case mediated
• Briefs
• Dog dragged for miles, woman charged
• 2 Fort Campbell soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• BREAKING NEWS:Man in custody after standoff
• Mines accused of ignoring safety regs
• Escaped Lexington inmate captured
• District priorities questioned
• Hopkins County Food Service Inspections
• Judge says ex-Ky. lawmaker Nunn can face death
• Land Between the Lakes holds off on burn ban
• Ky. police to monitor juveniles under supervision
• AG: Nortonville violated Opens Records Act
• Man accused in chain saw attack claims innocence
• Kentucky State Fair gives 4-H'ers fitting showcase
• Louisville to share in spinal cord research funds
• State Briefs
• Nursing home resident arrested
• Tourney to benefit Ramage family
• Ky. on list of EPA coal waste hearing sites
• Arrest warrant issued for suspect in theft of $38,000
• Jury delivers murder conviction
• Providence man charged in area burglaries
• Fidelity: 401(k) hardship withdrawals, loans up
• 2 counties renew bid to display Commandments
• Kentucky Briefs
• Street lights to be installed near country club
• Man dives into shallow water, dies in lake
• MSHA: program aimed at trimming citation backlog
• Firefighters assist weary traveler
• Nunn case meets death penalty criteria
• Man dives into shallow water, dies in lake
• County schools offering students tips to prevent suicide
• State Briefs
• County plans no change for most tax rates
• Tourney to benefit Ramage family
• Ky. to hold poster contest for students
• Arrest warrant issued for suspect in theft of $38,000
• Providence man charged in area burglaries
• 'Perfect storm' batters farmers
• Bristol Palin to speak in Kentucky on Sept. 8
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Candidates tackle issues for fall races
• Bristol Palin to speak in Kentucky on Sept. 8
• Witnesses describe fatal shooting
• MSHA: program aimed at trimming citation backlog
• Man charged with torturing, killing puppy
• Nunn case meets death penalty criteria
• Ky. to hold poster contest for students
• County schools offering students tips to prevent suicide
• County plans no change for most tax rates
• Cost share funding available
• Lexington inmate missing early Monday
• Man killed by falling tree
• Mooney blames victim for grabbing gun
• Lexington inmate missing early Monday
• BREAKING NEWS:Mooney guilty of murder, tampering with evidence
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Program helps woman replace dilapidated trailer
• Candidates tackle issues for fall races
• Candidate forums planned in northern Ky.
• Witnesses describe fatal shooting
• Man charged with torturing, killing puppy
• Kentucky tribute to Vietnam vets begins Thursday
• Run For The Fallen honors slain soldiers
• This Week's Meetings
• Forest Service plans to remove damaged LBL trees
• Run For The Fallen honors slain soldiers
• Drug task force members have powers restored
• Man killed by falling tree
• Murder trial details drug buy
• Mooney blames victim for grabbing gun
• Escaped Lexington inmate captured
• BREAKING NEWS:Mooney guilty of murder, tampering with evidence
• Program helps woman replace dilapidated trailer
• Nursing home resident arrested
• Somalis want new mosque in western Ky.
• Computer with patient IDs stolen from UK
• Ex-aide sentenced in nursing home abuse case
• Somalis want new mosque in western Ky.
• Ex-Lt. Gov. Pence to hold fundraiser for Beshear
• This Week's Meetings
• Alliance Coal is appealing $410,000 in fines
• Forest Service plans to remove damaged LBL trees
• Man accused in chain saw attack claims innocence
• Drug task force members have powers restored
• Murder trial details drug buy
• Firefighters assist weary traveler
• Libraries to benefit from stimulus money
• State Briefs
• Sailor from Kentucky killed in Afghanistan
• Libraries to benefit from stimulus money
• Charges dismissed in alleged attack on gay teen
• Computer with patient IDs stolen from UK
• Former Nortonville mayor accused of harassment
• Ex-aide sentenced in nursing home abuse case
• Judge won't send abuse charge to grand jury
• Ex-Lt. Gov. Pence to hold fundraiser for Beshear
• Alliance Coal is appealing $410,000 in fines
• 'Airdrie' author Piper will speak about book
• Kentucky man arrested in East Tenn. chain saw attack
• Advocacy group files lawsuit against state health agency
• College workshops planned around Ky.
• Kentucky man arrested in East Tenn. chain saw attack
• Lexington to allow alcohol downtown during games
• State Briefs
• Battle of Blue Lick coming up
• Sailor from Kentucky killed in Afghanistan
• State inmate escapes from western Ky. jail
• Charges dismissed in alleged attack on gay teen
• Former Nortonville mayor accused of harassment
• State fines coal operator $410,000
• Ky. to hold poster contest for students
• Chaplain trainers share their passion, skills for ministry
• Kentucky won't budge on drugs for executions
• Political flap places spotlight on Kentucky's drug problem
• Trial reset because of unpaid furlough
• Advocacy group files lawsuit against state health agency
• Coal town backs mining near water supply
• College workshops planned around Ky.
• Kentucky tribute to Vietnam vets begins Thursday
• Lexington to allow alcohol downtown during games
• Battle of Blue Lick coming up
• Kentucky State Fair bringing in new rides
• Ky. to hold poster contest for students
• Indicted on sex-related charges, principal to have case mediated
• Briefs
• Lexington prison escapee captured
• 2 officers suspended in Owensboro
• Chaplain trainers share their passion, skills for ministry
• Ky. residents sue coal companies over flooding
• Kentucky won't budge on drugs for executions
• State Fair looks for youth
• Trial reset because of unpaid furlough
• Coal town backs mining near water supply
• Police say Scott marijuana find topped $1 million
• Candidate forums planned in northern Ky.
• District priorities questioned
• Hopkins County Food Service Inspections
• 'Airdrie' author Piper will speak about book
• Dog dragged for miles, woman charged
• Indicted on sex-related charges, principal to have case mediated
• 2 Fort Campbell soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Briefs
• Harrodsburg doctor on trial in death of wife
• 2 officers suspended in Owensboro
• Ky. residents sue coal companies over flooding
• State Fair looks for youth
• Escaped Lexington inmate captured
• Kentucky State Fair gives 4-H'ers fitting showcase
• Louisville to share in spinal cord research funds
• Street lights to be installed near country club
• Judge says ex-Ky. lawmaker Nunn can face death
• District priorities questioned
• Land Between the Lakes holds off on burn ban
• Hopkins County Food Service Inspections
• MSHA: Massey didn't report accidents at W.Va. mine
• Dog dragged for miles, woman charged
• 2 Fort Campbell soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Harrodsburg doctor on trial in death of wife
• Man accused in chain saw attack claims innocence
• Public hunting lands opened in Pulaski County
• Layoffs begin for state political appointees
• 'Perfect storm' batters farmers
• PSC to hold informal meeting on LG&E sale
• Kentucky State Fair gives 4-H'ers fitting showcase
• Kentucky Brierfs
• Louisville to share in spinal cord research funds
• Deputy stabbed 5 times before shooting suspect wanted in Boone County
• Judge says ex-Ky. lawmaker Nunn can face death
• Land Between the Lakes holds off on burn ban
• MSHA: Massey didn't report accidents at W.Va. mine
• Judge won't send abuse charge to grand jury
• Prominent attorney subject of bar investigation
• Agency plans to remove damaged trees at LBL
• Town Crier, Aug. 24
• Kentucky's unemployment rate drops slightly in July
• Public hunting lands opened in Pulaski County
• Civil War monument gets new home in Louisville museum
• Layoffs begin for state political appointees
• Fuel spill causes slick driving in western Ky.
• PSC to hold informal meeting on LG&E sale
• Kentucky Brierfs
• Deputy stabbed 5 times before shooting suspect wanted in Boone County
• State inmate escapes from western Ky. jail
• Union, Confederate flags to be displayed at site
• Hundreds expected for gospel music celebration
• Cost share funding available
• Pence plans fundraiser for governor
• Prominent attorney subject of bar investigation
• 2 principals suspended over school bus problems
• Agency plans to remove damaged trees at LBL
• Family sues Wal-Mart over mouse in milk
• Kentucky's unemployment rate drops slightly in July
• Civil War monument gets new home in Louisville museum
• Fuel spill causes slick driving in western Ky.
• Political flap places spotlight on Kentucky's drug problem
• Jury delivers murder conviction
• Police/Fire Reports, Aug. 24
• Fidelity: 401(k) hardship withdrawals, loans up
• Union, Confederate flags to be displayed at site
• 2 counties renew bid to display Commandments
• Hundreds expected for gospel music celebration
• Kentucky Briefs
• Pence plans fundraiser for governor
• 2 principals suspended over school bus problems
• Family sues Wal-Mart over mouse in milk
• Lexington prison escapee captured
• Ky. on list of EPA coal waste hearing sites
• MSHA: Massey didn't report accidents at W.Va. mine
• Nunn case meets death penalty criteria
• County schools offering students tips to prevent suicide
• County plans no change for most tax rates
• Official: Madisonville swimmer drowned in Ohio River
• Kentucky State Fair gives 4-H'ers fitting showcase
• Louisville to share in spinal cord research funds
• Judge says ex-Ky. lawmaker Nunn can face death
• Bristol Palin to speak in Kentucky on Sept. 8
• Land Between the Lakes holds off on burn ban
• MSHA: program aimed at trimming citation backlog
• Deputy stabbed 5 times before shooting suspect wanted in Boone County
• Candidates tackle issues for fall races
• Witnesses describe fatal shooting
• Man charged with torturing, killing puppy
• State fines coal operator $410,000
• Public hunting lands opened in Pulaski County
• Layoffs begin for state political appointees
• PSC to hold informal meeting on LG&E sale
• Lexington inmate missing early Monday
• Kentucky Brierfs
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Fuel spill causes slick driving in western Ky.
• Mooney blames victim for grabbing gun
• Police investigate burned body in Lexington
• BREAKING NEWS:Mooney guilty of murder, tampering with evidence
• Program helps woman replace dilapidated trailer
• Kentucky State Fair bringing in new rides
• Prominent attorney subject of bar investigation
• Agency plans to remove damaged trees at LBL
• Kentucky's unemployment rate drops slightly in July
• Run For The Fallen honors slain soldiers
• Civil War monument gets new home in Louisville museum
• Man killed by falling tree
• Forest Service plans to remove damaged LBL trees
• 101st Airborne celebrates 68th birthday
• Drug task force members have powers restored
• Murder trial details drug buy
• Police say Scott marijuana find topped $1 million
• Union, Confederate flags to be displayed at site
• Hundreds expected for gospel music celebration
• Pence plans fundraiser for governor
• Somalis want new mosque in western Ky.
• 2 principals suspended over school bus problems
• This Week's Meetings
• Family sues Wal-Mart over mouse in milk
• Ex-aide sentenced in nursing home abuse case
• Dawson Springs city property tax rates staying unchanged
• Ex-Lt. Gov. Pence to hold fundraiser for Beshear
• Alliance Coal is appealing $410,000 in fines
• Group looking to open women's home
• Ky. on list of EPA coal waste hearing sites
• Jury delivers murder conviction
• Fidelity: 401(k) hardship withdrawals, loans up
• Libraries to benefit from stimulus money
• 2 counties renew bid to display Commandments
• Computer with patient IDs stolen from UK
• Kentucky Briefs
• Sailor from Kentucky killed in Afghanistan
• Dawson Springs school district's ACT composite score dips below state average
• Charges dismissed in alleged attack on gay teen
• Former Nortonville mayor accused of harassment
• Madisonville City Council backs bid for I-69 funding
• Man dives into shallow water, dies in lake
• State Briefs
• Tourney to benefit Ramage family
• Kentucky man arrested in East Tenn. chain saw attack
• Arrest warrant issued for suspect in theft of $38,000
• State Briefs
• Providence man charged in area burglaries
• College workshops planned around Ky.
• Official: Madisonville swimmer drowned in Ohio River
• Lexington to allow alcohol downtown during games
• Battle of Blue Lick coming up
• MCC reports record enrollment
• Bristol Palin to speak in Kentucky on Sept. 8
• MSHA: program aimed at trimming citation backlog
• Nunn case meets death penalty criteria
• County schools offering students tips to prevent suicide
• Advocacy group files lawsuit against state health agency
• County plans no change for most tax rates
• State fines coal operator $410,000
• Trial reset because of unpaid furlough
• Coal town backs mining near water supply
• Parents push for new Hanson school
• Lexington inmate missing early Monday
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Candidates tackle issues for fall races
• Witnesses describe fatal shooting
• Chaplain trainers share their passion, skills for ministry
• Man charged with torturing, killing puppy
• Kentucky won't budge on drugs for executions
• Kentucky State Fair bringing in new rides
• 2 officers suspended in Owensboro
• Ky. residents sue coal companies over flooding
• State Fair looks for youth
• Run For The Fallen honors slain soldiers
• Man killed by falling tree
• Mooney blames victim for grabbing gun
• BREAKING NEWS:Mooney guilty of murder, tampering with evidence
• Indicted on sex-related charges, principal to have case mediated
• Program helps woman replace dilapidated trailer
• Briefs
• Police say Scott marijuana find topped $1 million
• Dog dragged for miles, woman charged
• 2 Fort Campbell soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Harrodsburg doctor on trial in death of wife
• Somalis want new mosque in western Ky.
• This Week's Meetings
• Forest Service plans to remove damaged LBL trees
• Drug task force members have powers restored
• District priorities questioned
• Murder trial details drug buy
• Hopkins County Food Service Inspections
• Group looking to open women's home
• Judge says ex-Ky. lawmaker Nunn can face death
• Land Between the Lakes holds off on burn ban
• MSHA: Massey didn't report accidents at W.Va. mine
• Libraries to benefit from stimulus money
• Computer with patient IDs stolen from UK
• Ex-aide sentenced in nursing home abuse case
• Ex-Lt. Gov. Pence to hold fundraiser for Beshear
• Kentucky State Fair gives 4-H'ers fitting showcase
• Alliance Coal is appealing $410,000 in fines
• Louisville to share in spinal cord research funds
• Madisonville City Council backs bid for I-69 funding
• PSC to hold informal meeting on LG&E sale
• Kentucky Brierfs
• Deputy stabbed 5 times before shooting suspect wanted in Boone County
• Kentucky man arrested in East Tenn. chain saw attack
• State Briefs
• Sailor from Kentucky killed in Afghanistan
• Charges dismissed in alleged attack on gay teen
• Public hunting lands opened in Pulaski County
• Former Nortonville mayor accused of harassment
• Layoffs begin for state political appointees
• MCC reports record enrollment
• Kentucky's unemployment rate drops slightly in July
• Civil War monument gets new home in Louisville museum
• Fuel spill causes slick driving in western Ky.
• Police investigate burned body in Lexington
• Advocacy group files lawsuit against state health agency
• College workshops planned around Ky.
• Lexington to allow alcohol downtown during games
• Prominent attorney subject of bar investigation
• Battle of Blue Lick coming up
• Agency plans to remove damaged trees at LBL
• Parents push for new Hanson school
• Pence plans fundraiser for governor
• 2 principals suspended over school bus problems
• Family sues Wal-Mart over mouse in milk
• 101st Airborne celebrates 68th birthday
• Chaplain trainers share their passion, skills for ministry
• Kentucky won't budge on drugs for executions
• Trial reset because of unpaid furlough
• Union, Confederate flags to be displayed at site
• Coal town backs mining near water supply
• Hundreds expected for gospel music celebration
• State Fair looks for youth
• Fidelity: 401(k) hardship withdrawals, loans up
• 2 counties renew bid to display Commandments
• Kentucky Briefs
• Dawson Springs city property tax rates staying unchanged
• Indicted on sex-related charges, principal to have case mediated
• Briefs
• 2 officers suspended in Owensboro
• Ky. on list of EPA coal waste hearing sites
• Ky. residents sue coal companies over flooding
• Jury delivers murder conviction
• Harrodsburg doctor on trial in death of wife
• Tourney to benefit Ramage family
• Arrest warrant issued for suspect in theft of $38,000
• Providence man charged in area burglaries
• Dawson Springs school district's ACT composite score dips below state average
• District priorities questioned
• Hopkins County Food Service Inspections
• Dog dragged for miles, woman charged
• Man dives into shallow water, dies in lake
• 2 Fort Campbell soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• State Briefs
• Hopkins County Food Service Inspections
• Dog dragged for miles, woman charged
• 2 Fort Campbell soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Harrodsburg doctor on trial in death of wife
• Child killed by ATV rollover
• Louisville to share in spinal cord research funds
• Judge says ex-Ky. lawmaker Nunn can face death
• Land Between the Lakes holds off on burn ban
• MSHA: Massey didn't report accidents at W.Va. mine
• Stifling heat affecting fruits, vegetables
• Layoffs begin for state political appointees
• PSC to hold informal meeting on LG&E sale
• Kentucky Brierfs
• Deputy stabbed 5 times before shooting suspect wanted in Boone County
• 101st Airborne celebrates 68th birthday
• Agency plans to remove damaged trees at LBL
• Kentucky's unemployment rate drops slightly in July
• Civil War monument gets new home in Louisville museum
• Fuel spill causes slick driving in western Ky.
• Police investigate burned body in Lexington
• Hundreds expected for gospel music celebration
• Pence plans fundraiser for governor
• 2 principals suspended over school bus problems
• Family sues Wal-Mart over mouse in milk
• 101st Airborne celebrates 68th birthday
• Jury delivers murder conviction
• Fidelity: 401(k) hardship withdrawals, loans up
• 2 counties renew bid to display Commandments
• Kentucky Briefs
• Dawson Springs city property tax rates staying unchanged
• District priorities questioned
• Tourney to benefit Ramage family
• Arrest warrant issued for suspect in theft of $38,000
• Providence man charged in area burglaries
• Dawson Springs school district's ACT composite score dips below state average
• State Briefs
• Chaplain trainers share their passion, skills for ministry
• Nunn case meets death penalty criteria
• County schools offering students tips to prevent suicide
• County plans no change for most tax rates
• Official: Madisonville swimmer drowned in Ohio River
• MSHA: program aimed at trimming citation backlog
• This Week's Meetings
• Candidates tackle issues for fall races
• Witnesses describe fatal shooting
• Man charged with torturing, killing puppy
• State fines coal operator $410,000
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• State Briefs
• Mooney blames victim for grabbing gun
• BREAKING NEWS:Mooney guilty of murder, tampering with evidence
• Program helps woman replace dilapidated trailer
• Kentucky State Fair bringing in new rides
• Man killed by falling tree
• Advocacy group files lawsuit against state health agency
• Forest Service plans to remove damaged LBL trees
• Drug task force members have powers restored
• Murder trial details drug buy
• Police say Scott marijuana find topped $1 million
• Computer with patient IDs stolen from UK
• Indicted on sex-related charges, principal to have case mediated
• Ex-aide sentenced in nursing home abuse case
• Ex-Lt. Gov. Pence to hold fundraiser for Beshear
• Alliance Coal is appealing $410,000 in fines
• Group looking to open women's home
• Residents have questions about mosque
• Kentucky State Fair gives 4-H'ers fitting showcase
• Sailor from Kentucky killed in Afghanistan
• Charges dismissed in alleged attack on gay teen
• Former Nortonville mayor accused of harassment
• Madisonville City Council backs bid for I-69 funding
• Carlisle County now favored for clean-coal project
• College workshops planned around Ky.
• Lexington to allow alcohol downtown during games
• Battle of Blue Lick coming up
• MCC reports record enrollment
• Man charged with murder in death of baby daughter
• Kentucky won't budge on drugs for executions
• Trial reset because of unpaid furlough
• Coal town backs mining near water supply
• Parents push for new Hanson school
• Kentucky State Police promoting 39 officers
• Briefs
• 2 officers suspended in Owensboro
• Ky. residents sue coal companies over flooding
• State Fair looks for youth
• Deputy fatally shoots suspect who stabbed him
• College workshops planned around Ky.
• Layoffs begin for state political appointees
• Lexington to allow alcohol downtown during games
• Battle of Blue Lick coming up
• MCC reports record enrollment
• Man charged with murder in death of baby daughter
• Louisville to share in spinal cord research funds
• Agency plans to remove damaged trees at LBL
• Trial reset because of unpaid furlough
• Coal town backs mining near water supply
• Parents push for new Hanson school
• Kentucky State Police promoting 39 officers
• Worker electrocuted doing repairs in Morehead
• Hundreds expected for gospel music celebration
• 2 officers suspended in Owensboro
• Ky. residents sue coal companies over flooding
• State Fair looks for youth
• Deputy fatally shoots suspect who stabbed him
• Bike sold for $5 in Ky. once belonged to Landis
• Jury delivers murder conviction
• Dog dragged for miles, woman charged
• 2 Fort Campbell soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Harrodsburg doctor on trial in death of wife
• Child killed by ATV rollover
• Nashville officer shot after inmate escape honored
• Judge says ex-Ky. lawmaker Nunn can face death
• Land Between the Lakes holds off on burn ban
• MSHA: Massey didn't report accidents at W.Va. mine
• Stifling heat affecting fruits, vegetables
• Jury selection Monday for murder trial of doctor
• PSC to hold informal meeting on LG&E sale
• Kentucky Brierfs
• Deputy stabbed 5 times before shooting suspect wanted in Boone County
• 101st Airborne celebrates 68th birthday
• State Briefs
• Kentucky's unemployment rate drops slightly in July
• Civil War monument gets new home in Louisville museum
• Fuel spill causes slick driving in western Ky.
• Police investigate burned body in Lexington
• Mining for votes, Paul takes on president
• Pence plans fundraiser for governor
• 2 principals suspended over school bus problems
• Family sues Wal-Mart over mouse in milk
• 101st Airborne celebrates 68th birthday
• Hopkins District Court
• Fidelity: 401(k) hardship withdrawals, loans up
• 2 counties renew bid to display Commandments
• Kentucky Briefs
• Dawson Springs city property tax rates staying unchanged
• Author: Average GIs real heroes of World War II
• Tourney to benefit Ramage family
• Arrest warrant issued for suspect in theft of $38,000
• Providence man charged in area burglaries
• Dawson Springs school district's ACT composite score dips below state average
• This Week's Meetings
• Nunn case meets death penalty criteria
• County schools offering students tips to prevent suicide
• County plans no change for most tax rates
• Official: Madisonville swimmer drowned in Ohio River
• Candidates tackle issues for fall races
• Witnesses describe fatal shooting
• Man charged with torturing, killing puppy
• State fines coal operator $410,000
• Warren storage unit auctions attract bargain hunters
• Mooney blames victim for grabbing gun
• BREAKING NEWS:Mooney guilty of murder, tampering with evidence
• Program helps woman replace dilapidated trailer
• Kentucky State Fair bringing in new rides
• Central City man facing charges in infant's death
• Forest Service plans to remove damaged LBL trees
• Kentucky won't budge on drugs for executions
• Drug task force members have powers restored
• Murder trial details drug buy
• Police say Scott marijuana find topped $1 million
• Extreme summertime heat is particularly dangerous for older adults
• Ex-aide sentenced in nursing home abuse case
• Briefs
• Ex-Lt. Gov. Pence to hold fundraiser for Beshear
• Alliance Coal is appealing $410,000 in fines
• Group looking to open women's home
• Residents have questions about mosque
• Sailor from Kentucky killed in Afghanistan
• Hopkins County Food Service Inspections
• Charges dismissed in alleged attack on gay teen
• Former Nortonville mayor accused of harassment
• Madisonville City Council backs bid for I-69 funding
• Carlisle County now favored for clean-coal project
• Man charged with murder in death of baby daughter
• Empty nest syndrome: Owls will be released
• 3 Ky. companies awarded energy efficiency grants
• Candidates tackle issues for fall races
• Battle of Blue Lick coming up
• MCC reports record enrollment
• Kentucky State Police promoting 39 officers
• Jury selection Monday for murder trial of doctor
• Army to open family clinic in Clarksville
• Mooney blames victim for grabbing gun
• Coal town backs mining near water supply
• Parents push for new Hanson school
• Deputy fatally shoots suspect who stabbed him
• Nortonville teen will sing at Starfinder Opry
• Warrant issued for Covington man in mother's death
• Ky. residents sue coal companies over flooding
• State Fair looks for youth
• Child killed by ATV rollover
• Motorcyclist hurt in Nebo Road accident
• Yarmuth critical of White House economic team
• 2 Fort Campbell soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Harrodsburg doctor on trial in death of wife
• Stifling heat affecting fruits, vegetables
• Nebo woman hurt in crash
• NC soldier deployed to Iraq, Saudi, dies in wreck
• BREAKING NEWS:Mooney guilty of murder, tampering with evidence
• Land Between the Lakes holds off on burn ban
• MSHA: Massey didn't report accidents at W.Va. mine
• 101st Airborne celebrates 68th birthday
• Schools' ACT results are mixed
• Tobacco shipments to resume to soldiers overseas
• Drug task force members have powers restored
• Kentucky Brierfs
• Deputy stabbed 5 times before shooting suspect wanted in Boone County
• Police investigate burned body in Lexington
• State Briefs
• Ky. corn, soybean yields expected to be down
• Ex-Lt. Gov. Pence to hold fundraiser for Beshear
• Civil War monument gets new home in Louisville museum
• Fuel spill causes slick driving in western Ky.
• 101st Airborne celebrates 68th birthday
• Mining for votes, Paul takes on president
• Western Ky. fire department trades boat for trucks
• Charges dismissed in alleged attack on gay teen
• 2 principals suspended over school bus problems
• Family sues Wal-Mart over mouse in milk
• Dawson Springs city property tax rates staying unchanged
• Hopkins District Court
• Worker accused of leaking information to suspect
• Lexington to allow alcohol downtown during games
• 2 counties renew bid to display Commandments
• Kentucky Briefs
• Dawson Springs school district's ACT composite score dips below state average
• Author: Average GIs real heroes of World War II
• ARC chairman says Miss., Ky. prosperity-challenged
• Trial reset because of unpaid furlough
• Arrest warrant issued for suspect in theft of $38,000
• Providence man charged in area burglaries
• Official: Madisonville swimmer drowned in Ohio River
• This Week's Meetings
• Domestic violence programs funded in Kentucky
• 2 officers suspended in Owensboro
• County schools offering students tips to prevent suicide
• County plans no change for most tax rates
• State fines coal operator $410,000
• Warren storage unit auctions attract bargain hunters
• Brother shooting case sent to Campbell grand jury
• Dog dragged for miles, woman charged
• Witnesses describe fatal shooting
• Man charged with torturing, killing puppy
• Kentucky State Fair bringing in new rides
• Central City man facing charges in infant's death
• Worker electrocuted doing repairs in Morehead
• Judge says ex-Ky. lawmaker Nunn can face death
• Kentucky's unemployment rate drops slightly in July
• Program helps woman replace dilapidated trailer
• Police say Scott marijuana find topped $1 million
• Extreme summertime heat is particularly dangerous for older adults
• Bike sold for $5 in Ky. once belonged to Landis
• PSC to hold informal meeting on LG&E sale
• Pence plans fundraiser for governor
• Murder trial details drug buy
• Group looking to open women's home
• Residents have questions about mosque
• Nashville officer shot after inmate escape honored
• Fidelity: 401(k) hardship withdrawals, loans up
• Tourney to benefit Ramage family
• Alliance Coal is appealing $410,000 in fines
• Carlisle County now favored for clean-coal project
• Court's ruling on black lung claims awaited
• Group studying rising prison costs in Ky.
• Nunn case meets death penalty criteria
• Former Nortonville mayor accused of harassment
• Madisonville City Council backs bid for I-69 funding
• Bowling Green health care plant expanding
• Former Nortonville mayor accused of harassment
• Madisonville City Council backs bid for I-69 funding
• Carlisle County now favored for clean-coal project
• County plans no change for most tax rates
• Court's ruling on black lung claims awaited
• Official: Madisonville swimmer drowned in Ohio River
• Western Ky. fire department trades boat for trucks
• This Week's Meetings
• Driver treated after vehicle strikes tree
• Warrant issued for Covington man in mother's death
• Kentucky-American Water agrees to $10,000 penalty
• Battle of Blue Lick coming up
• MCC reports record enrollment
• Man charged with murder in death of baby daughter
• Man charged with torturing, killing puppy
• Empty nest syndrome: Owls will be released
• State fines coal operator $410,000
• Worker accused of leaking information to suspect
• Warren storage unit auctions attract bargain hunters
• Walker will stay on ballot
• Yarmuth critical of White House economic team
• Veterans group holding convention in Louisville
• Coal town backs mining near water supply
• Parents push for new Hanson school
• Kentucky State Police promoting 39 officers
• Program helps woman replace dilapidated trailer
• Jury selection Monday for murder trial of doctor
• Kentucky State Fair bringing in new rides
• Crash kills Dawson Springs driver
• Central City man facing charges in infant's death
• Battle of Blue Lick coming up
• Worker electrocuted doing repairs in Morehead
• NC soldier deployed to Iraq, Saudi, dies in wreck
• Lawyers: Other suits aimed at Vatican to continue
• Ky. residents sue coal companies over flooding
• State Fair looks for youth
• Deputy fatally shoots suspect who stabbed him
• Murder trial details drug buy
• Nortonville teen will sing at Starfinder Opry
• Police say Scott marijuana find topped $1 million
• Modified DUI law may aid prosecution of drugged drivers
• Extreme summertime heat is particularly dangerous for older adults
• Coal town backs mining near water supply
• Bike sold for $5 in Ky. once belonged to Landis
• Tobacco shipments to resume to soldiers overseas
• 2 Fort Campbell soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Harrodsburg doctor on trial in death of wife
• Child killed by ATV rollover
• Alliance Coal is appealing $410,000 in fines
• Motorcyclist hurt in Nebo Road accident
• Group looking to open women's home
• Food Service Inspections
• Residents have questions about mosque
• Ky. residents sue coal companies over flooding
• Nashville officer shot after inmate escape honored
• Ky. corn, soybean yields expected to be down
• Officer acquitted in traffic death back on force
• Land Between the Lakes holds off on burn ban
• MSHA: Massey didn't report accidents at W.Va. mine
• Stifling heat affecting fruits, vegetables
• Former Nortonville mayor accused of harassment
• Nebo woman hurt in crash
• Madisonville City Council backs bid for I-69 funding
• Pedestrian safety worries parents
• Carlisle County now favored for clean-coal project
• 2 Fort Campbell soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Court's ruling on black lung claims awaited
• Western Ky. fire department trades boat for trucks
• Police investigate death of inmate
• Kentucky Brierfs
• Deputy stabbed 5 times before shooting suspect wanted in Boone County
• 101st Airborne celebrates 68th birthday
• Kentucky Brierfs
• Schools' ACT results are mixed
• MCC reports record enrollment
• Testimonies of aid highlight drive's kickoff
• Man charged with murder in death of baby daughter
• Land Between the Lakes holds off on burn ban
• Empty nest syndrome: Owls will be released
• Worker accused of leaking information to suspect
• Attorneys say prison guard isn't credible
• Civil War monument gets new home in Louisville museum
• Fuel spill causes slick driving in western Ky.
• Police investigate burned body in Lexington
• Civil War monument gets new home in Louisville museum
• State Briefs
• Parents push for new Hanson school
• ARC chairman says Miss., Ky. prosperity-challenged
• Kentucky State Police promoting 39 officers
• 2 principals suspended over school bus problems
• Jury selection Monday for murder trial of doctor
• Crash kills Dawson Springs driver
• Bank robberies attributed to 'Granddad Bandit'
• 2 principals suspended over school bus problems
• Family sues Wal-Mart over mouse in milk
• 101st Airborne celebrates 68th birthday
• 2 counties renew bid to display Commandments
• Mining for votes, Paul takes on president
• State Fair looks for youth
• Domestic violence programs funded in Kentucky
• Deputy fatally shoots suspect who stabbed him
• Group studying rising prison costs in Ky.
• Nortonville teen will sing at Starfinder Opry
• Modified DUI law may aid prosecution of drugged drivers
• FBI says 'Granddad Bandit' captured in Louisiana
• 2 counties renew bid to display Commandments
• Kentucky Briefs
• Dawson Springs city property tax rates staying unchanged
• Arrest warrant issued for suspect in theft of $38,000
• Hopkins District Court
• Harrodsburg doctor on trial in death of wife
• Brother shooting case sent to Campbell grand jury
• Child killed by ATV rollover
• 3 Ky. companies awarded energy efficiency grants
• Motorcyclist hurt in Nebo Road accident
• Food Service Inspections
• Summary Box: Gov't to provide $3B in housing aid
• Arrest warrant issued for suspect in theft of $38,000
• Providence man charged in area burglaries
• Dawson Springs school district's ACT composite score dips below state average
• Witnesses describe fatal shooting
• Author: Average GIs real heroes of World War II
• MSHA: Massey didn't report accidents at W.Va. mine
• Paul maintains fiscal restraint trumps funding for drug war
• Stifling heat affecting fruits, vegetables
• Army to open family clinic in Clarksville
• Nebo woman hurt in crash
• Pedestrian safety worries parents
• Obama administration to provide $3B in housing aid
• County schools offering students tips to prevent suicide
• County plans no change for most tax rates
• Official: Madisonville swimmer drowned in Ohio River
• County schools offering students tips to prevent suicide
• This Week's Meetings
• Deputy stabbed 5 times before shooting suspect wanted in Boone County
• Driver treated after vehicle strikes tree
• 101st Airborne celebrates 68th birthday
• Warrant issued for Covington man in mother's death
• Schools' ACT results are mixed
• Testimonies of aid highlight drive's kickoff
• Kentucky heat could be broken by weekend storms
• Witnesses describe fatal shooting
• Man charged with torturing, killing puppy
• State fines coal operator $410,000
• Warren storage unit auctions attract bargain hunters
• Fuel spill causes slick driving in western Ky.
• Walker will stay on ballot
• Police investigate burned body in Lexington
• Yarmuth critical of White House economic team
• State Briefs
• ARC chairman says Miss., Ky. prosperity-challenged
• Beshear's chief of staff stepping down next month
• McConnell expects midterm elections to favor GOP
• Program helps woman replace dilapidated trailer
• Kentucky State Fair bringing in new rides
• Central City man facing charges in infant's death
• Family sues Wal-Mart over mouse in milk
• Worker electrocuted doing repairs in Morehead
• 101st Airborne celebrates 68th birthday
• NC soldier deployed to Iraq, Saudi, dies in wreck
• Mining for votes, Paul takes on president
• Domestic violence programs funded in Kentucky
• Group studying rising prison costs in Ky.
• Ky. church angry at Paul's remarks
• Murder trial details drug buy
• Police say Scott marijuana find topped $1 million
• Extreme summertime heat is particularly dangerous for older adults
• Kentucky Briefs
• Bike sold for $5 in Ky. once belonged to Landis
• Dawson Springs city property tax rates staying unchanged
• Tobacco shipments to resume to soldiers overseas
• Hopkins District Court
• Brother shooting case sent to Campbell grand jury
• 3 Ky. companies awarded energy efficiency grants
• Fort Knox holds grand opening for new park
• Alliance Coal is appealing $410,000 in fines
• Group looking to open women's home
• Residents have questions about mosque
• Providence man charged in area burglaries
• Nashville officer shot after inmate escape honored
• Dawson Springs school district's ACT composite score dips below state average
• Ky. corn, soybean yields expected to be down
• Author: Average GIs real heroes of World War II
• Paul maintains fiscal restraint trumps funding for drug war
• Army to open family clinic in Clarksville
• Beshear's chief of staff stepping down next month
• Owensboro mayor floats idea of dragon boat fest
• Fuel spill causes slick driving in western Ky.
• County plans no change for most tax rates
• 101st Airborne celebrates 68th birthday
• Schools' ACT results are mixed
• Testimonies of aid highlight drive's kickoff
• Students return to school
• Resurfacing project under way
• Man charged with torturing, killing puppy
• Program helps woman replace dilapidated trailer
• Police investigate burned body in Lexington
• State Briefs
• ARC chairman says Miss., Ky. prosperity-challenged
• Group studying rising prison costs in Ky.
• Nortonville candidate unable to serve on council
• Jury selection to begin in double slaying
• Murder trial details drug buy
• 101st Airborne celebrates 68th birthday
• Mining for votes, Paul takes on president
• Domestic violence programs funded in Kentucky
• 3 Ky. companies awarded energy efficiency grants
• State: No final decision made on College Drive project
• Motorcycle signed by country stars stolen
• Alliance Coal is appealing $410,000 in fines
• Dawson Springs city property tax rates staying unchanged
• Hopkins District Court
• Brother shooting case sent to Campbell grand jury
• Army to open family clinic in Clarksville
• Lawyers: Other suits aimed at Vatican to continue
• Artists from across Ky. to perform during games
• Former Nortonville mayor accused of harassment
• Dawson Springs school district's ACT composite score dips below state average
• Author: Average GIs real heroes of World War II
• Paul maintains fiscal restraint trumps funding for drug war
• Warrant issued for Covington man in mother's death
• Officer acquitted in traffic death back on force
• School teacher faces drug indictment
• Official: Madisonville swimmer drowned in Ohio River
• This Week's Meetings
• Driver treated after vehicle strikes tree
• Yarmuth critical of White House economic team
• Police investigate death of inmate
• Coroner: bones identified as those of missing man
• State fines coal operator $410,000
• Warren storage unit auctions attract bargain hunters
• Walker will stay on ballot
• NC soldier deployed to Iraq, Saudi, dies in wreck
• Attorneys say prison guard isn't credible
• Jeb Bush, Howard Dean to speak at NKU
• Kentucky State Fair bringing in new rides
• Central City man facing charges in infant's death
• Worker electrocuted doing repairs in Morehead
• Bank robberies attributed to 'Granddad Bandit'
• Fake agent gets 30 months in prison
• Police say Scott marijuana find topped $1 million
• Extreme summertime heat is particularly dangerous for older adults
• Bike sold for $5 in Ky. once belonged to Landis
• Tobacco shipments to resume to soldiers overseas
• FBI says 'Granddad Bandit' captured in Louisiana
• GOP candidate Paul denies kidnapping suggestions
• Group looking to open women's home
• Residents have questions about mosque
• Nashville officer shot after inmate escape honored
• Ky. corn, soybean yields expected to be down
• Summary Box: Gov't to provide $3B in housing aid
• McConnell expects midterm elections to favor GOP
• Madisonville City Council backs bid for I-69 funding
• Carlisle County now favored for clean-coal project
• Court's ruling on black lung claims awaited
• Western Ky. fire department trades boat for trucks
• Obama administration to provide $3B in housing aid
• Ky. church angry at Paul's remarks
• MCC reports record enrollment
• Man charged with murder in death of baby daughter
• Empty nest syndrome: Owls will be released
• Worker accused of leaking information to suspect
• Kentucky heat could be broken by weekend storms
• Fort Knox holds grand opening for new park
• State Fair looks for youth
• Parents push for new Hanson school
• Kentucky State Police promoting 39 officers
• Jury selection Monday for murder trial of doctor
• Crash kills Dawson Springs driver
• Power outage hits about 500 homes
• Bowling Green health care plant expanding
• Harrodsburg doctor on trial in death of wife
• Family sues Wal-Mart over mouse in milk
• Deputy fatally shoots suspect who stabbed him
• Nortonville teen will sing at Starfinder Opry
• Modified DUI law may aid prosecution of drugged drivers
• Woman injured in crash
• Kentucky-American Water agrees to $10,000 penalty
• MSHA: Massey didn't report accidents at W.Va. mine
• Kentucky Briefs
• Child killed by ATV rollover
• Motorcyclist hurt in Nebo Road accident
• Food Service Inspections
• Official salutes local agency's effort against the H1N1 virus
• Veterans group holding convention in Louisville
• Deputy stabbed 5 times before shooting suspect wanted in Boone County
• Providence man charged in area burglaries
• Stifling heat affecting fruits, vegetables
• Nebo woman hurt in crash
• Pedestrian safety worries parents
• Driver treated after vehicle strikes tree
• Kentucky State Police promoting 39 officers
• Warrant issued for Covington man in mother's death
• Jury selection Monday for murder trial of doctor
• Officer acquitted in traffic death back on force
• Crash kills Dawson Springs driver
• Plaintiffs give up sex abuse case against Vatican
• Kentucky heat could be broken by weekend storms
• Fort Knox holds grand opening for new park
• Artists from across Ky. to perform during games
• Official: Madisonville swimmer drowned in Ohio River
• This Week's Meetings
• Walker will stay on ballot
• Deputy fatally shoots suspect who stabbed him
• Yarmuth critical of White House economic team
• Nortonville teen will sing at Starfinder Opry
• Police investigate death of inmate
• Modified DUI law may aid prosecution of drugged drivers
• Fake agent gets 30 months in prison
• Power outage hits about 500 homes
• Bowling Green health care plant expanding
• School teacher faces drug indictment
• State fines coal operator $410,000
• Warren storage unit auctions attract bargain hunters
• Worker electrocuted doing repairs in Morehead
• Child killed by ATV rollover
• NC soldier deployed to Iraq, Saudi, dies in wreck
• Motorcyclist hurt in Nebo Road accident
• Attorneys say prison guard isn't credible
• Food Service Inspections
• SCC's Cook plans to attend Tennessee trade show
• Woman injured in crash
• Kentucky-American Water agrees to $10,000 penalty
• Coroner: bones identified as those of missing man
• Kentucky State Fair bringing in new rides
• Central City man facing charges in infant's death
• Bike sold for $5 in Ky. once belonged to Landis
• Stifling heat affecting fruits, vegetables
• Tobacco shipments to resume to soldiers overseas
• Nebo woman hurt in crash
• Bank robberies attributed to 'Granddad Bandit'
• Pedestrian safety worries parents
• Motorcyclist hospitalized after accident
• Official salutes local agency's effort against the H1N1 virus
• Veterans group holding convention in Louisville
• Jeb Bush, Howard Dean to speak at NKU
• Police say Scott marijuana find topped $1 million
• Extreme summertime heat is particularly dangerous for older adults
• Nashville officer shot after inmate escape honored
• 101st Airborne celebrates 68th birthday
• Ky. corn, soybean yields expected to be down
• Schools' ACT results are mixed
• FBI says 'Granddad Bandit' captured in Louisiana
• Testimonies of aid highlight drive's kickoff
• GOP candidate Paul denies kidnapping suggestions
• Beshear's chief of staff stepping down next month
• Owensboro mayor floats idea of dragon boat fest
• Night games worry Earlington council
• Group looking to open women's home
• Residents have questions about mosque
• Court's ruling on black lung claims awaited
• Police investigate burned body in Lexington
• Western Ky. fire department trades boat for trucks
• State Briefs
• Summary Box: Gov't to provide $3B in housing aid
• ARC chairman says Miss., Ky. prosperity-challenged
• McConnell expects midterm elections to favor GOP
• Students return to school
• Jury selection to begin in double slaying
• Resurfacing project under way
• Firefighters endure 100-plus heat index at house blaze
• Madisonville City Council backs bid for I-69 funding
• Carlisle County now favored for clean-coal project
• Empty nest syndrome: Owls will be released
• 101st Airborne celebrates 68th birthday
• Worker accused of leaking information to suspect
• Mining for votes, Paul takes on president
• Obama administration to provide $3B in housing aid
• Domestic violence programs funded in Kentucky
• Ky. church angry at Paul's remarks
• Group studying rising prison costs in Ky.
• Motorcycle signed by country stars stolen
• Nortonville candidate unable to serve on council
• Fake Secret Service agent gets 30 months in prison
• MCC reports record enrollment
• Man charged with murder in death of baby daughter
• Jury selection Monday for murder trial of doctor
• Dawson Springs city property tax rates staying unchanged
• Crash kills Dawson Springs driver
• Hopkins District Court
• Kentucky heat could be broken by weekend storms
• Brother shooting case sent to Campbell grand jury
• Fort Knox holds grand opening for new park
• 3 Ky. companies awarded energy efficiency grants
• Artists from across Ky. to perform during games
• State: No final decision made on College Drive project
• Election matchups in place for Nov. 2
• Parents push for new Hanson school
• Kentucky State Police promoting 39 officers
• Nortonville teen will sing at Starfinder Opry
• Dawson Springs school district's ACT composite score dips below state average
• Modified DUI law may aid prosecution of drugged drivers
• Author: Average GIs real heroes of World War II
• Power outage hits about 500 homes
• Paul maintains fiscal restraint trumps funding for drug war
• Bowling Green health care plant expanding
• Army to open family clinic in Clarksville
• School teacher faces drug indictment
• Lawyers: Other suits aimed at Vatican to continue
• Veazey says he inherited longtime love of history
• Former Danville publisher Mary Schurz dies
• Deputy fatally shoots suspect who stabbed him
• Motorcyclist hurt in Nebo Road accident
• Official: Madisonville swimmer drowned in Ohio River
• Food Service Inspections
• This Week's Meetings
• Woman injured in crash
• Driver treated after vehicle strikes tree
• Kentucky-American Water agrees to $10,000 penalty
• Warrant issued for Covington man in mother's death
• Coroner: bones identified as those of missing man
• Officer acquitted in traffic death back on force
• Plaintiffs give up sex abuse case against Vatican
• Fort Knox host ceremony for Vietnam vets
• Child killed by ATV rollover
• Nebo woman hurt in crash
• Group looking to open women's home
• Pedestrian safety worries parents
• Warren storage unit auctions attract bargain hunters
• Official salutes local agency's effort against the H1N1 virus
• Walker will stay on ballot
• Veterans group holding convention in Louisville
• Yarmuth critical of White House economic team
• Jeb Bush, Howard Dean to speak at NKU
• Police investigate death of inmate
• Fake agent gets 30 months in prison
• Vatican pleased US plaintifs seek to dismiss case
• Stifling heat affecting fruits, vegetables
• Schools' ACT results are mixed
• Madisonville City Council backs bid for I-69 funding
• Testimonies of aid highlight drive's kickoff
• Central City man facing charges in infant's death
• Beshear's chief of staff stepping down next month
• Worker electrocuted doing repairs in Morehead
• Owensboro mayor floats idea of dragon boat fest
• NC soldier deployed to Iraq, Saudi, dies in wreck
• Night games worry Earlington council
• Attorneys say prison guard isn't credible
• SCC's Cook plans to attend Tennessee trade show
• $10 million funding committed to parks project
• 101st Airborne celebrates 68th birthday
• MCC reports record enrollment
• ARC chairman says Miss., Ky. prosperity-challenged
• Extreme summertime heat is particularly dangerous for older adults
• Students return to school
• Bike sold for $5 in Ky. once belonged to Landis
• Resurfacing project under way
• Tobacco shipments to resume to soldiers overseas
• Firefighters endure 100-plus heat index at house blaze
• Bank robberies attributed to 'Granddad Bandit'
• Motorcyclist hospitalized after accident
• Native plant sale upcoming
• Police investigate burned body in Lexington
• State Briefs
• Parents push for new Hanson school
• Domestic violence programs funded in Kentucky
• Residents have questions about mosque
• Group studying rising prison costs in Ky.
• Nashville officer shot after inmate escape honored
• Nortonville candidate unable to serve on council
• Ky. corn, soybean yields expected to be down
• Fake Secret Service agent gets 30 months in prison
• FBI says 'Granddad Bandit' captured in Louisiana
• GOP candidate Paul denies kidnapping suggestions
• Law snuffs out mailing smokes to deployed troops
• 101st Airborne celebrates 68th birthday
• Mining for votes, Paul takes on president
• Brother shooting case sent to Campbell grand jury
• Carlisle County now favored for clean-coal project
• 3 Ky. companies awarded energy efficiency grants
• Court's ruling on black lung claims awaited
• State: No final decision made on College Drive project
• Western Ky. fire department trades boat for trucks
• Election matchups in place for Nov. 2
• Summary Box: Gov't to provide $3B in housing aid
• McConnell expects midterm elections to favor GOP
• Jury selection to begin in double slaying
• Dawson Springs city property tax rates staying unchanged
• Hopkins District Court
• Paul maintains fiscal restraint trumps funding for drug war
• Man charged with murder in death of baby daughter
• Army to open family clinic in Clarksville
• Empty nest syndrome: Owls will be released
• Lawyers: Other suits aimed at Vatican to continue
• Worker accused of leaking information to suspect
• Veazey says he inherited longtime love of history
• Obama administration to provide $3B in housing aid
• Ky. church angry at Paul's remarks
• Motorcycle signed by country stars stolen
• Dawson Springs school district's ACT composite score dips below state average
• Author: Average GIs real heroes of World War II
• Stifling heat affecting fruits, vegetables
• Nebo woman hurt in crash
• Pedestrian safety worries parents
• Official salutes local agency's effort against the H1N1 virus
• Veterans group holding convention in Louisville
• Jeb Bush, Howard Dean to speak at NKU
• Excessive heat warning in place; index to exceed 100
• 101st Airborne celebrates 68th birthday
• Schools' ACT results are mixed
• Testimonies of aid highlight drive's kickoff
• Beshear's chief of staff stepping down next month
• Owensboro mayor floats idea of dragon boat fest
• Night games worry Earlington council
• Deputy involved in traffic collision
• State Briefs
• ARC chairman says Miss., Ky. prosperity-challenged
• Students return to school
• Resurfacing project under way
• Firefighters endure 100-plus heat index at house blaze
• Schools reopening; students will get cold bottles of water
• Mining for votes, Paul takes on president
• Domestic violence programs funded in Kentucky
• Group studying rising prison costs in Ky.
• Nortonville candidate unable to serve on council
• Fake Secret Service agent gets 30 months in prison
• Fort Knox host ceremony for Vietnam vets
• Hopkins District Court
• Brother shooting case sent to Campbell grand jury
• 3 Ky. companies awarded energy efficiency grants
• State: No final decision made on College Drive project
• Election matchups in place for Nov. 2
• Vatican pleased US plaintifs seek to dismiss case
• Author: Average GIs real heroes of World War II
• Paul maintains fiscal restraint trumps funding for drug war
• Army to open family clinic in Clarksville
• Lawyers: Other suits aimed at Vatican to continue
• Veazey says he inherited longtime love of history
• $10 million funding committed to parks project
• This Week's Meetings
• Driver treated after vehicle strikes tree
• Warrant issued for Covington man in mother's death
• Officer acquitted in traffic death back on force
• Plaintiffs give up sex abuse case against Vatican
• Native plant sale upcoming
• Warren storage unit auctions attract bargain hunters
• Walker will stay on ballot
• Yarmuth critical of White House economic team
• Police investigate death of inmate
• Fake agent gets 30 months in prison
• Law snuffs out mailing smokes to deployed troops
• Central City man facing charges in infant's death
• Worker electrocuted doing repairs in Morehead
• NC soldier deployed to Iraq, Saudi, dies in wreck
• Attorneys say prison guard isn't credible
• SCC's Cook plans to attend Tennessee trade show
• KSP destroys marijuana plants
• Extreme summertime heat is particularly dangerous for older adults
• Bike sold for $5 in Ky. once belonged to Landis
• Tobacco shipments to resume to soldiers overseas
• Bank robberies attributed to 'Granddad Bandit'
• Motorcyclist hospitalized after accident
• Fire damages Moonlite Bar-B-Q Inn
• Residents have questions about mosque
• Nashville officer shot after inmate escape honored
• Ky. corn, soybean yields expected to be down
• FBI says 'Granddad Bandit' captured in Louisiana
• GOP candidate Paul denies kidnapping suggestions
• Teens salute supporters, share stories about their mission work
• Carlisle County now favored for clean-coal project
• Court's ruling on black lung claims awaited
• Western Ky. fire department trades boat for trucks
• Summary Box: Gov't to provide $3B in housing aid
• McConnell expects midterm elections to favor GOP
• Jury selection to begin in double slaying
• Man charged with murder in death of baby daughter
• Empty nest syndrome: Owls will be released
• Worker accused of leaking information to suspect
• Obama administration to provide $3B in housing aid
• Ky. church angry at Paul's remarks
• Motorcycle signed by country stars stolen
• Kentucky State Police promoting 39 officers
• Jury selection Monday for murder trial of doctor
• Crash kills Dawson Springs driver
• Kentucky heat could be broken by weekend storms
• Fort Knox holds grand opening for new park
• Artists from across Ky. to perform during games
• Former Danville publisher Mary Schurz dies
• Deputy fatally shoots suspect who stabbed him
• Nortonville teen will sing at Starfinder Opry
• Modified DUI law may aid prosecution of drugged drivers
• Power outage hits about 500 homes
• Bowling Green health care plant expanding
• School teacher faces drug indictment
• Louisville wants to buy homes flooded by sewers
• Child killed by ATV rollover
• Motorcyclist hurt in Nebo Road accident
• Food Service Inspections
• Woman injured in crash
• Kentucky-American Water agrees to $10,000 penalty
• Coroner: bones identified as those of missing man
• Jeb Bush, Howard Dean to speak at NKU
• Attorneys say prison guard isn't credible
• Excessive heat warning in place; index to exceed 100
• SCC's Cook plans to attend Tennessee trade show
• KSP destroys marijuana plants
• Conway, Paul take their potshots
• Nebo woman hurt in crash
• Pedestrian safety worries parents
• Central City man facing charges in infant's death
• Official salutes local agency's effort against the H1N1 virus
• Worker electrocuted doing repairs in Morehead
• Veterans group holding convention in Louisville
• NC soldier deployed to Iraq, Saudi, dies in wreck
• Night games worry Earlington council
• Bank robberies attributed to 'Granddad Bandit'
• Deputy involved in traffic collision
• Motorcyclist hospitalized after accident
• Fire damages Moonlite Bar-B-Q Inn
• War film documents grim Afghan reality for troops
• Schools' ACT results are mixed
• Testimonies of aid highlight drive's kickoff
• Extreme summertime heat is particularly dangerous for older adults
• Beshear's chief of staff stepping down next month
• Bike sold for $5 in Ky. once belonged to Landis
• Owensboro mayor floats idea of dragon boat fest
• Tobacco shipments to resume to soldiers overseas
• Firefighters endure 100-plus heat index at house blaze
• FBI says 'Granddad Bandit' captured in Louisiana
• Schools reopening; students will get cold bottles of water
• GOP candidate Paul denies kidnapping suggestions
• Woman in Pitino case claims she had unfair trial
• Teens salute supporters, share stories about their mission work
• HB Fuller expanding in Paducah
• State Briefs
• ARC chairman says Miss., Ky. prosperity-challenged
• Students return to school
• Nashville officer shot after inmate escape honored
• Resurfacing project under way
• Ky. corn, soybean yields expected to be down
• Fake Secret Service agent gets 30 months in prison
• Summary Box: Gov't to provide $3B in housing aid
• Fort Knox host ceremony for Vietnam vets
• McConnell expects midterm elections to favor GOP
• GOP bigwigs campaign for Paul in Ky. Senate race
• Jury selection to begin in double slaying
• Cruelty investigation finds dead dogs in freezer
• Mining for votes, Paul takes on president
• Domestic violence programs funded in Kentucky
• Group studying rising prison costs in Ky.
• Court's ruling on black lung claims awaited
• Nortonville candidate unable to serve on council
• Western Ky. fire department trades boat for trucks
• Obama administration to provide $3B in housing aid
• Vatican pleased US plaintifs seek to dismiss case
• Ky. church angry at Paul's remarks
• Talk show host apologizes for remark about Obama
• Motorcycle signed by country stars stolen
• Police: man waited, fired on couple in Floyd Co.
• Hopkins District Court
• Brother shooting case sent to Campbell grand jury
• 3 Ky. companies awarded energy efficiency grants
• Empty nest syndrome: Owls will be released
• State: No final decision made on College Drive project
• Worker accused of leaking information to suspect
• Election matchups in place for Nov. 2
• Kentucky heat could be broken by weekend storms
• $10 million funding committed to parks project
• Fort Knox holds grand opening for new park
• Mom pleads guilty to child abuse
• Artists from across Ky. to perform during games
• Wild hog herds spreading in Ky.
• Author: Average GIs real heroes of World War II
• Paul maintains fiscal restraint trumps funding for drug war
• Army to open family clinic in Clarksville
• Jury selection Monday for murder trial of doctor
• Lawyers: Other suits aimed at Vatican to continue
• Crash kills Dawson Springs driver
• Veazey says he inherited longtime love of history
• Power outage hits about 500 homes
• Native plant sale upcoming
• Bowling Green health care plant expanding
• Man struck and killed after passing out in street
• School teacher faces drug indictment
• Former Danville publisher Mary Schurz dies
• This Week's Meetings
• Driver treated after vehicle strikes tree
• Warrant issued for Covington man in mother's death
• Nortonville teen will sing at Starfinder Opry
• Officer acquitted in traffic death back on force
• Modified DUI law may aid prosecution of drugged drivers
• Plaintiffs give up sex abuse case against Vatican
• Woman injured in crash
• Law snuffs out mailing smokes to deployed troops
• Kentucky-American Water agrees to $10,000 penalty
• Lawnmower blade flies through wall into house
• Coroner: bones identified as those of missing man
• Louisville wants to buy homes flooded by sewers
• Warren storage unit auctions attract bargain hunters
• Walker will stay on ballot
• Yarmuth critical of White House economic team
• Motorcyclist hurt in Nebo Road accident
• Police investigate death of inmate
• Food Service Inspections
• Fake agent gets 30 months in prison
• KSP destroys marijuana plants
• Veterans group holding convention in Louisville
• Conway, Paul take their potshots
• Jeb Bush, Howard Dean to speak at NKU
• Excessive heat warning in place; index to exceed 100
• Central City man facing charges in infant's death
• Worker electrocuted doing repairs in Morehead
• NC soldier deployed to Iraq, Saudi, dies in wreck
• Nebo woman hurt in crash
• Attorneys say prison guard isn't credible
• Pedestrian safety worries parents
• SCC's Cook plans to attend Tennessee trade show
• Official salutes local agency's effort against the H1N1 virus
• Fire damages Moonlite Bar-B-Q Inn
• Owensboro mayor floats idea of dragon boat fest
• War film documents grim Afghan reality for troops
• Night games worry Earlington council
• Deputy involved in traffic collision
• Extreme summertime heat is particularly dangerous for older adults
• Bike sold for $5 in Ky. once belonged to Landis
• Tobacco shipments to resume to soldiers overseas
• Schools' ACT results are mixed
• Bank robberies attributed to 'Granddad Bandit'
• Testimonies of aid highlight drive's kickoff
• Motorcyclist hospitalized after accident
• Beshear's chief of staff stepping down next month
• Teens salute supporters, share stories about their mission work
• Resurfacing project under way
• HB Fuller expanding in Paducah
• Firefighters endure 100-plus heat index at house blaze
• Schools reopening; students will get cold bottles of water
• Woman in Pitino case claims she had unfair trial
• Nashville officer shot after inmate escape honored
• Ky. corn, soybean yields expected to be down
• State Briefs
• FBI says 'Granddad Bandit' captured in Louisiana
• ARC chairman says Miss., Ky. prosperity-challenged
• GOP candidate Paul denies kidnapping suggestions
• Students return to school
• Jury selection to begin in double slaying
• Nortonville candidate unable to serve on council
• Cruelty investigation finds dead dogs in freezer
• Fake Secret Service agent gets 30 months in prison
• Fort Knox host ceremony for Vietnam vets
• GOP bigwigs campaign for Paul in Ky. Senate race
• Court's ruling on black lung claims awaited
• Western Ky. fire department trades boat for trucks
• Mining for votes, Paul takes on president
• Summary Box: Gov't to provide $3B in housing aid
• Domestic violence programs funded in Kentucky
• McConnell expects midterm elections to favor GOP
• Group studying rising prison costs in Ky.
• Motorcycle signed by country stars stolen
• State: No final decision made on College Drive project
• Police: man waited, fired on couple in Floyd Co.
• Election matchups in place for Nov. 2
• Vatican pleased US plaintifs seek to dismiss case
• Talk show host apologizes for remark about Obama
• Empty nest syndrome: Owls will be released
• Worker accused of leaking information to suspect
• Hopkins District Court
• Obama administration to provide $3B in housing aid
• Brother shooting case sent to Campbell grand jury
• Ky. church angry at Paul's remarks
• 3 Ky. companies awarded energy efficiency grants
• Artists from across Ky. to perform during games
• Lawyers: Other suits aimed at Vatican to continue
• Wild hog herds spreading in Ky.
• Veazey says he inherited longtime love of history
• $10 million funding committed to parks project
• Mom pleads guilty to child abuse
• Jury selection Monday for murder trial of doctor
• Crash kills Dawson Springs driver
• Author: Average GIs real heroes of World War II
• Kentucky heat could be broken by weekend storms
• Paul maintains fiscal restraint trumps funding for drug war
• Fort Knox holds grand opening for new park
• Army to open family clinic in Clarksville
• School teacher faces drug indictment
• Officer acquitted in traffic death back on force
• Former Danville publisher Mary Schurz dies
• Plaintiffs give up sex abuse case against Vatican
• Native plant sale upcoming
• Man struck and killed after passing out in street
• Nortonville teen will sing at Starfinder Opry
• Modified DUI law may aid prosecution of drugged drivers
• This Week's Meetings
• Power outage hits about 500 homes
• Driver treated after vehicle strikes tree
• Bowling Green health care plant expanding
• Warrant issued for Covington man in mother's death
• Coroner: bones identified as those of missing man
• Police investigate death of inmate
• Louisville wants to buy homes flooded by sewers
• Fake agent gets 30 months in prison
• Law snuffs out mailing smokes to deployed troops
• Lawnmower blade flies through wall into house
• Motorcyclist hurt in Nebo Road accident
• Food Service Inspections
• Warren storage unit auctions attract bargain hunters
• Woman injured in crash
• Walker will stay on ballot
• Kentucky-American Water agrees to $10,000 penalty
• Yarmuth critical of White House economic team
• Tobacco shipments to resume to soldiers overseas
• Bank robberies attributed to 'Granddad Bandit'
• Motorcyclist hospitalized after accident
• Fire damages Moonlite Bar-B-Q Inn
• War film documents grim Afghan reality for troops
• Worker electrocuted doing repairs in Morehead
• Ky. corn, soybean yields expected to be down
• FBI says 'Granddad Bandit' captured in Louisiana
• GOP candidate Paul denies kidnapping suggestions
• Teens salute supporters, share stories about their mission work
• HB Fuller expanding in Paducah
• Bike sold for $5 in Ky. once belonged to Landis
• Western Ky. fire department trades boat for trucks
• Summary Box: Gov't to provide $3B in housing aid
• McConnell expects midterm elections to favor GOP
• Jury selection to begin in double slaying
• Cruelty investigation finds dead dogs in freezer
• Woman in Pitino case claims she had unfair trial
• Nashville officer shot after inmate escape honored
• Worker accused of leaking information to suspect
• Obama administration to provide $3B in housing aid
• Ky. church angry at Paul's remarks
• Motorcycle signed by country stars stolen
• Police: man waited, fired on couple in Floyd Co.
• Truck driver hurt in accident near Anton
• Court Reports, Aug. 14
• Crash kills Dawson Springs driver
• Kentucky heat could be broken by weekend storms
• Fort Knox holds grand opening for new park
• Artists from across Ky. to perform during games
• Wild hog herds spreading in Ky.
• Local/State Briefs
• Court's ruling on black lung claims awaited
• Modified DUI law may aid prosecution of drugged drivers
• Power outage hits about 500 homes
• Bowling Green health care plant expanding
• School teacher faces drug indictment
• Former Danville publisher Mary Schurz dies
• Meetings This Week
• Schools' ACT results are mixed
• Food Service Inspections
• Woman injured in crash
• Kentucky-American Water agrees to $10,000 penalty
• Coroner: bones identified as those of missing man
• Louisville wants to buy homes flooded by sewers
• GOP bigwigs campaign for Paul in Ky. Senate race
• Town Crier, Aug. 14
• Pedestrian safety worries parents
• Official salutes local agency's effort against the H1N1 virus
• Veterans group holding convention in Louisville
• Jeb Bush, Howard Dean to speak at NKU
• Excessive heat warning in place; index to exceed 100
• Talk show host apologizes for remark about Obama
• Empty nest syndrome: Owls will be released
• Testimonies of aid highlight drive's kickoff
• Beshear's chief of staff stepping down next month
• Owensboro mayor floats idea of dragon boat fest
• Night games worry Earlington council
• Deputy involved in traffic collision
• Mom pleads guilty to child abuse
• Jury selection Monday for murder trial of doctor
• ARC chairman says Miss., Ky. prosperity-challenged
• Students return to school
• Resurfacing project under way
• Firefighters endure 100-plus heat index at house blaze
• Schools reopening; students will get cold bottles of water
• Man struck and killed after passing out in street
• Police/Fire Reports, Aug. 14
• Domestic violence programs funded in Kentucky
• Group studying rising prison costs in Ky.
• Nortonville candidate unable to serve on council
• Fake Secret Service agent gets 30 months in prison
• Fort Knox host ceremony for Vietnam vets
• Lawnmower blade flies through wall into house
• Nortonville teen will sing at Starfinder Opry
• Brother shooting case sent to Campbell grand jury
• 3 Ky. companies awarded energy efficiency grants
• State: No final decision made on College Drive project
• Election matchups in place for Nov. 2
• Vatican pleased US plaintifs seek to dismiss case
• Evaluate candidates by listening to their words
• Motorcyclist hurt in Nebo Road accident
• Army to open family clinic in Clarksville
• Lawyers: Other suits aimed at Vatican to continue
• Veazey says he inherited longtime love of history
• $10 million funding committed to parks project
• Youngs convert building into office complex
• Nebo woman hurt in crash
• Paul maintains fiscal restraint trumps funding for drug war
• Warrant issued for Covington man in mother's death
• Officer acquitted in traffic death back on force
• Plaintiffs give up sex abuse case against Vatican
• Native plant sale upcoming
• GOP salvos use Obama as ammunition
• Driver treated after vehicle strikes tree
• Yarmuth critical of White House economic team
• Police investigate death of inmate
• Fake agent gets 30 months in prison
• Law snuffs out mailing smokes to deployed troops
• Christian group raises funds for cystic fibrosis
• Walker will stay on ballot
• NC soldier deployed to Iraq, Saudi, dies in wreck
• Attorneys say prison guard isn't credible
• SCC's Cook plans to attend Tennessee trade show
• KSP destroys marijuana plants
• Conway, Paul take their potshots
• Music festival opens student-centered series
• Beshear's chief of staff stepping down next month
• Owensboro mayor floats idea of dragon boat fest
• Night games worry Earlington council
• Deputy involved in traffic collision
• Mom pleads guilty to child abuse
• Army 'birther' charged with disobeying orders
• Warrant issued for Covington man in mother's death
• Students return to school
• Resurfacing project under way
• Firefighters endure 100-plus heat index at house blaze
• Schools reopening; students will get cold bottles of water
• Man struck and killed after passing out in street
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,113
• Yarmuth critical of White House economic team
• Crash kills Dawson Springs driver
• Nortonville candidate unable to serve on council
• Fake Secret Service agent gets 30 months in prison
• Fort Knox host ceremony for Vietnam vets
• Lawnmower blade flies through wall into house
• Grants to help communities pay for 2009 ice storm
• NC soldier deployed to Iraq, Saudi, dies in wreck
• Modified DUI law may aid prosecution of drugged drivers
• State: No final decision made on College Drive project
• Election matchups in place for Nov. 2
• Vatican pleased US plaintifs seek to dismiss case
• Evaluate candidates by listening to their words
• Kentucky Briefs
• Tobacco shipments to resume to soldiers overseas
• Food Service Inspections
• Lawyers: Other suits aimed at Vatican to continue
• Veazey says he inherited longtime love of history
• $10 million funding committed to parks project
• Youngs convert building into office complex
• Documentary focuses on troops
• Ky. corn, soybean yields expected to be down
• Pedestrian safety worries parents
• Officer acquitted in traffic death back on force
• Plaintiffs give up sex abuse case against Vatican
• Native plant sale upcoming
• GOP salvos use Obama as ammunition
• Sweltering heat closes recycling center
• Western Ky. fire department trades boat for trucks
• Testimonies of aid highlight drive's kickoff
• Police investigate death of inmate
• Fake agent gets 30 months in prison
• Law snuffs out mailing smokes to deployed troops
• Christian group raises funds for cystic fibrosis
• Senate hopefuls Conway, Paul trade rhetorical jabs
• Worker accused of leaking information to suspect
• Paul maintains fiscal restraint trumps funding for drug war
• Attorneys say prison guard isn't credible
• SCC's Cook plans to attend Tennessee trade show
• KSP destroys marijuana plants
• Conway, Paul take their potshots
• Fall opening expected for Mexican restaurant
• ARC chairman says Miss., Ky. prosperity-challenged
• Driver treated after vehicle strikes tree
• Bank robberies attributed to 'Granddad Bandit'
• Motorcyclist hospitalized after accident
• Fire damages Moonlite Bar-B-Q Inn
• War film documents grim Afghan reality for troops
• JMMS alters traffic pattern
• Domestic violence programs funded in Kentucky
• Walker will stay on ballot
• FBI says 'Granddad Bandit' captured in Louisiana
• GOP candidate Paul denies kidnapping suggestions
• Teens salute supporters, share stories about their mission work
• HB Fuller expanding in Paducah
• Schools corral mildew problems
• Brother shooting case sent to Campbell grand jury
• Music festival opens student-centered series
• Summary Box: Gov't to provide $3B in housing aid
• McConnell expects midterm elections to favor GOP
• Jury selection to begin in double slaying
• Cruelty investigation finds dead dogs in freezer
• Woman in Pitino case claims she had unfair trial
• Ky. teen dies from lightning strike
• Obama administration to provide $3B in housing aid
• Ky. church angry at Paul's remarks
• Motorcycle signed by country stars stolen
• Police: man waited, fired on couple in Floyd Co.
• Truck driver hurt in accident near Anton
• Storms bring some relief from heat wave in Ky.
• Kentucky heat could be broken by weekend storms
• Fort Knox holds grand opening for new park
• Artists from across Ky. to perform during games
• Wild hog herds spreading in Ky.
• Local/State Briefs
• Ky. guardsman takes controls when pilot gets sick
• Power outage hits about 500 homes
• Bowling Green health care plant expanding
• School teacher faces drug indictment
• Former Danville publisher Mary Schurz dies
• Meetings This Week
• Man killed when fallen tree crushes SUV
• Group studying rising prison costs in Ky.
• Woman injured in crash
• Kentucky-American Water agrees to $10,000 penalty
• Coroner: bones identified as those of missing man
• Louisville wants to buy homes flooded by sewers
• GOP bigwigs campaign for Paul in Ky. Senate race
• Street rods in Louisville for weekend display
• 3 Ky. companies awarded energy efficiency grants
• Official salutes local agency's effort against the H1N1 virus
• Veterans group holding convention in Louisville
• Jeb Bush, Howard Dean to speak at NKU
• Excessive heat warning in place; index to exceed 100
• Talk show host apologizes for remark about Obama
• Toddler found in road, mother charged
• Army to open family clinic in Clarksville
• Veterans group holding convention in Louisville
• Police Reports, Aug. 12
• Coroner: bones identified as those of missing man
• Louisville wants to buy homes flooded by sewers
• GOP bigwigs campaign for Paul in Ky. Senate race
• Grants to help communities pay for 2009 ice storm
• Food recall news
• Court Reports, Aug. 12
• Jeb Bush, Howard Dean to speak at NKU
• Excessive heat warning in place; index to exceed 100
• Talk show host apologizes for remark about Obama
• Teen's clothing drive helps those less fortunate
• Dead pets found in Corbin pet store
• Lawyers: Other suits aimed at Vatican to continue
• Nortonville candidate unable to serve on council
• Night games worry Earlington council
• Deputy involved in traffic collision
• Mom pleads guilty to child abuse
• Driver pleads guilty in youth's death
• Attendance up 63 percent at reopened Derby museum
• Officer acquitted in traffic death back on force
• State: No final decision made on College Drive project
• Firefighters endure 100-plus heat index at house blaze
• Schools reopening; students will get cold bottles of water
• Man struck and killed after passing out in street
• Heat fans record demand for city utility
• It's the Longest Yard Sale's 23rd anniversary
• Police investigate death of inmate
• Woman injured in crash
• Fake Secret Service agent gets 30 months in prison
• Fort Knox host ceremony for Vietnam vets
• Lawnmower blade flies through wall into house
• Deputy suspended for escape gaffes
• BREAKING NEWS: Deputy suspended for 28 days without pay
• Attorneys say prison guard isn't credible
• Town Crier, Aug. 12
• Election matchups in place for Nov. 2
• Vatican pleased US plaintifs seek to dismiss case
• Evaluate candidates by listening to their words
• Kentucky Briefs
• Ky. teen dies from lightning strike
• Bank robberies attributed to 'Granddad Bandit'
• Power outage hits about 500 homes
• Veazey says he inherited longtime love of history
• $10 million funding committed to parks project
• Youngs convert building into office complex
• Documentary focuses on troops
• Storms bring some relief from heat wave in Ky.
• FBI says 'Granddad Bandit' captured in Louisiana
• Official salutes local agency's effort against the H1N1 virus
• Plaintiffs give up sex abuse case against Vatican
• Native plant sale upcoming
• GOP salvos use Obama as ammunition
• Sweltering heat closes recycling center
• Ky. guardsman takes controls when pilot gets sick
• Summary Box: Gov't to provide $3B in housing aid
• Fake agent gets 30 months in prison
• Law snuffs out mailing smokes to deployed troops
• Christian group raises funds for cystic fibrosis
• Senate hopefuls Conway, Paul trade rhetorical jabs
• Man killed when fallen tree crushes SUV
• Obama administration to provide $3B in housing aid
• SCC's Cook plans to attend Tennessee trade show
• KSP destroys marijuana plants
• Conway, Paul take their potshots
• Fall opening expected for Mexican restaurant
• Street rods in Louisville for weekend display
• Kentucky heat could be broken by weekend storms
• Motorcyclist hospitalized after accident
• Fire damages Moonlite Bar-B-Q Inn
• War film documents grim Afghan reality for troops
• JMMS alters traffic pattern
• Toddler found in road, mother charged
• Beshear's chief of staff stepping down next month
• McConnell expects midterm elections to favor GOP
• GOP candidate Paul denies kidnapping suggestions
• Teens salute supporters, share stories about their mission work
• HB Fuller expanding in Paducah
• Schools corral mildew problems
• Food Service Inspections
• Soldier pleads no contest in Ohio homeless attack
• Ky. church angry at Paul's remarks
• Friday Night Live will close with 'Movin' & Groovin' '
• Jury selection to begin in double slaying
• Cruelty investigation finds dead dogs in freezer
• Woman in Pitino case claims she had unfair trial
• Briefs
• No records, but Ky. heat has been relentless
• Fort Knox holds grand opening for new park
• Students return to school
• Motorcycle signed by country stars stolen
• Police: man waited, fired on couple in Floyd Co.
• Truck driver hurt in accident near Anton
• YMCA offers rides to local farmers market
• Coroner: crash, not fall from bridge, killed man
• Bowling Green health care plant expanding
• Owensboro mayor floats idea of dragon boat fest
• Artists from across Ky. to perform during games
• Wild hog herds spreading in Ky.
• Local/State Briefs
• Army 'birther' charged with disobeying orders
• Brother accused of killing brother in Newport
• Kentucky-American Water agrees to $10,000 penalty
• Resurfacing project under way
• School teacher faces drug indictment
• Former Danville publisher Mary Schurz dies
• Meetings This Week
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,113
• Music festival loses millions
• BREAKING NEWS: Deputy suspended for 28 days without pay
• Gay teen to testify against alleged attackers
• Plaintiffs give up sex abuse case against Vatican
• Excessive heat warning in place; index to exceed 100
• Talk show host apologizes for remark about Obama
• Teen's clothing drive helps those less fortunate
• Program aims to develop chaplain network
• Republicans want review of birthright citizenship
• Town Crier, Aug. 11
• Deputy involved in traffic collision
• Mom pleads guilty to child abuse
• Driver pleads guilty in youth's death
• Nortonville adopts first new budget in years
• Candidate filing deadline 1 week away
• SCC's Cook plans to attend Tennessee trade show
• Schools reopening; students will get cold bottles of water
• Man struck and killed after passing out in street
• Heat fans record demand for city utility
• Dawson Springs council suspends litigation against property owners
• Kentucky escapee caught in Arkansas
• Motorcyclist hospitalized after accident
• Fort Knox host ceremony for Vietnam vets
• Lawnmower blade flies through wall into house
• Deputy suspended for escape gaffes
• Ky. teen dies from lightning strike
• No records, but Ky. heat has been relentless
• Police/Fire Reports, Aug. 11
• Vatican pleased US plaintifs seek to dismiss case
• Evaluate candidates by listening to their words
• Kentucky Briefs
• Soldier pleads no contest in Ohio homeless attack
• $10 million funding committed to parks project
• Youngs convert building into office complex
• Documentary focuses on troops
• Storms bring some relief from heat wave in Ky.
• No records, but Ky. heat has been relentless
• Native plant sale upcoming
• GOP salvos use Obama as ammunition
• Sweltering heat closes recycling center
• Ky. guardsman takes controls when pilot gets sick
• Coroner: crash, not fall from bridge, killed man
• Law snuffs out mailing smokes to deployed troops
• Christian group raises funds for cystic fibrosis
• Senate hopefuls Conway, Paul trade rhetorical jabs
• Man killed when fallen tree crushes SUV
• Brother accused of killing brother in Newport
• Jury selection to begin in double slaying
• KSP destroys marijuana plants
• Conway, Paul take their potshots
• Fall opening expected for Mexican restaurant
• Street rods in Louisville for weekend display
• Music festival loses millions
• Motorcycle signed by country stars stolen
• Fire damages Moonlite Bar-B-Q Inn
• War film documents grim Afghan reality for troops
• JMMS alters traffic pattern
• Toddler found in road, mother charged
• Food recall news
• Artists from across Ky. to perform during games
• Teens salute supporters, share stories about their mission work
• HB Fuller expanding in Paducah
• Schools corral mildew problems
• Food Service Inspections
• Dead pets found in Corbin pet store
• School teacher faces drug indictment
• Night games worry Earlington council
• Cruelty investigation finds dead dogs in freezer
• Woman in Pitino case claims she had unfair trial
• Briefs
• Attendance up 63 percent at reopened Derby museum
• Coroner: bones identified as those of missing man
• Firefighters endure 100-plus heat index at house blaze
• Police: man waited, fired on couple in Floyd Co.
• Truck driver hurt in accident near Anton
• YMCA offers rides to local farmers market
• It's the Longest Yard Sale's 23rd anniversary
• Jeb Bush, Howard Dean to speak at NKU
• Fake Secret Service agent gets 30 months in prison
• Wild hog herds spreading in Ky.
• Local/State Briefs
• Army 'birther' charged with disobeying orders
• Briefs
• Fake agent gets 30 months in prison
• Election matchups in place for Nov. 2
• Former Danville publisher Mary Schurz dies
• Meetings This Week
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,113
• Teen charged in 'car hopping'
• GOP candidate Paul denies kidnapping suggestions
• Veazey says he inherited longtime love of history
• Louisville wants to buy homes flooded by sewers
• GOP bigwigs campaign for Paul in Ky. Senate race
• Grants to help communities pay for 2009 ice storm
• Local/State Briefs
• Army 'birther' charged with disobeying orders
• Louisville wants to buy homes flooded by sewers
• It's the Longest Yard Sale's 23rd anniversary
• GOP bigwigs campaign for Paul in Ky. Senate race
• Lawmaker's son gets parole in deadly hit-and-run case
• Grants to help communities pay for 2009 ice storm
• Teen charged in 'car hopping'
• 2 people injured in accident on Center Street
• Korean War soldier to be buried in Ky.
• Wild hog herds spreading in Ky.
• Meetings This Week
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,113
• Excessive heat warning in place; index to exceed 100
• Briefs
• Talk show host apologizes for remark about Obama
• Judge denies new trial for escapee convicted of murder
• Teen's clothing drive helps those less fortunate
• BREAKING NEWS: Deputy suspended for 28 days without pay
• Networking dinner scheduled for entrepreneur enthusiasts
• US attorney in Ky. launches child safety effort
• Former Danville publisher Mary Schurz dies
• GOP bigwigs campaign for Paul in Ky. Senate race
• Grants to help communities pay for 2009 ice storm
• Teens salute supporters, share stories about their mission work
• Teen charged in 'car hopping'
• Mom pleads guilty to child abuse
• 2 people injured in accident on Center Street
• Driver pleads guilty in youth's death
• Program aims to develop chaplain network
• 2 county men die in wreck
• Fort Campbell soldier killed when bomb explodes
• Louisville wants to buy homes flooded by sewers
• Talk show host apologizes for remark about Obama
• Teen's clothing drive helps those less fortunate
• Deputy involved in traffic collision
• BREAKING NEWS: Deputy suspended for 28 days without pay
• Man struck and killed after passing out in street
• Networking dinner scheduled for entrepreneur enthusiasts
• Heat fans record demand for city utility
• Nortonville adopts first new budget in years
• Woman wants makeshift tribute removed
• Victim advocate found shot to death in truck
• Excessive heat warning in place; index to exceed 100
• Mom pleads guilty to child abuse
• Driver pleads guilty in youth's death
• Schools reopening; students will get cold bottles of water
• Program aims to develop chaplain network
• Lawnmower blade flies through wall into house
• 2 county men die in wreck
• Deputy suspended for escape gaffes
• Dawson Springs council suspends litigation against property owners
• Child ID program puts finger on safety
• EMT's body found in her house after fire
• Deputy involved in traffic collision
• Man struck and killed after passing out in street
• Heat fans record demand for city utility
• KSP destroys marijuana plants
• Nortonville adopts first new budget in years
• Evaluate candidates by listening to their words
• Woman wants makeshift tribute removed
• Kentucky Briefs
• Former Danville publisher Mary Schurz dies
• Ky. teen dies from lightning strike
• MCC dean begins term on education board
• 12-year-old arrested after stealing parents' car
• Schools reopening; students will get cold bottles of water
• Lawnmower blade flies through wall into house
• Deputy suspended for escape gaffes
• Court Reports, Aug. 10
• Dawson Springs council suspends litigation against property owners
• Youngs convert building into office complex
• Child ID program puts finger on safety
• Documentary focuses on troops
• Fort Knox host ceremony for Vietnam vets
• Storms bring some relief from heat wave in Ky.
• Soldier pleads no contest in Ohio homeless attack
• Mammoth Cave offers free tours
• Fort Knox host ceremony for Vietnam vets
• Evaluate candidates by listening to their words
• Kentucky Briefs
• Town Crier, Aug. 10
• Ky. teen dies from lightning strike
• GOP salvos use Obama as ammunition
• MCC dean begins term on education board
• Sweltering heat closes recycling center
• Vatican pleased US plaintifs seek to dismiss case
• Ky. guardsman takes controls when pilot gets sick
• No records, but Ky. heat has been relentless
• Paducah man goes to prison for child sex
• Vatican pleased US plaintifs seek to dismiss case
• Youngs convert building into office complex
• Documentary focuses on troops
• Police/Fire Reports, Aug. 10
• Storms bring some relief from heat wave in Ky.
• Christian group raises funds for cystic fibrosis
• Soldier pleads no contest in Ohio homeless attack
• Senate hopefuls Conway, Paul trade rhetorical jabs
• $10 million funding committed to parks project
• Man killed when fallen tree crushes SUV
• Coroner: crash, not fall from bridge, killed man
• Authorities issuing warnings to texting drivers
• $10 million funding committed to parks project
• Sweltering heat closes recycling center
• Ky. guardsman takes controls when pilot gets sick
• Conway, Paul take their potshots
• No records, but Ky. heat has been relentless
• Fall opening expected for Mexican restaurant
• Native plant sale upcoming
• Street rods in Louisville for weekend display
• Brother accused of killing brother in Newport
• Gay teen to testify against alleged attackers
• Native plant sale upcoming
• GOP salvos use Obama as ammunition
• Senate hopefuls Conway, Paul trade rhetorical jabs
• Man killed when fallen tree crushes SUV
• War film documents grim Afghan reality for troops
• Coroner: crash, not fall from bridge, killed man
• JMMS alters traffic pattern
• Law snuffs out mailing smokes to deployed troops
• Toddler found in road, mother charged
• Music festival loses millions
• Republicans want review of birthright citizenship
• Law snuffs out mailing smokes to deployed troops
• Christian group raises funds for cystic fibrosis
• Fall opening expected for Mexican restaurant
• Street rods in Louisville for weekend display
• HB Fuller expanding in Paducah
• Brother accused of killing brother in Newport
• Schools corral mildew problems
• Gay teen to testify against alleged attackers
• Food Service Inspections
• Food recall news
• Candidate filing deadline 1 week away
• KSP destroys marijuana plants
• Conway, Paul take their potshots
• JMMS alters traffic pattern
• Toddler found in road, mother charged
• Cruelty investigation finds dead dogs in freezer
• Music festival loses millions
• Woman in Pitino case claims she had unfair trial
• Republicans want review of birthright citizenship
• Briefs
• Dead pets found in Corbin pet store
• Kentucky escapee caught in Arkansas
• Fire damages Moonlite Bar-B-Q Inn
• War film documents grim Afghan reality for troops
• Schools corral mildew problems
• Food Service Inspections
• Police: man waited, fired on couple in Floyd Co.
• Food recall news
• Truck driver hurt in accident near Anton
• Candidate filing deadline 1 week away
• YMCA offers rides to local farmers market
• Attendance up 63 percent at reopened Derby museum
• No records, but Ky. heat has been relentless
• Teens salute supporters, share stories about their mission work
• HB Fuller expanding in Paducah
• Woman in Pitino case claims she had unfair trial
• Briefs
• Wild hog herds spreading in Ky.
• Dead pets found in Corbin pet store
• Local/State Briefs
• Kentucky escapee caught in Arkansas
• Army 'birther' charged with disobeying orders
• It's the Longest Yard Sale's 23rd anniversary
• Lawmaker's son gets parole in deadly hit-and-run case
• Western Ky. has heat watch posted
• Cruelty investigation finds dead dogs in freezer
• Truck driver hurt in accident near Anton
• YMCA offers rides to local farmers market
• Fire damages Moonlite Bar-B-Q Inn
• Attendance up 63 percent at reopened Derby museum
• Meetings This Week
• No records, but Ky. heat has been relentless
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,113
• Briefs
• Judge denies new trial for escapee convicted of murder
• Lawmaker's son gets parole
• Police: man waited, fired on couple in Floyd Co.
• State police destroy hundreds of marijuana plants
• Mom pleads guilty to child abuse
• Driver pleads guilty in youth's death
• Program aims to develop chaplain network
• 2 county men die in wreck
• Speed limit raised on 5-mile stretch of I-65
• Tenn. soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Man struck and killed after passing out in street
• Heat fans record demand for city utility
• Nortonville adopts first new budget in years
• Woman wants makeshift tribute removed
• 12-year-old arrested after stealing parents' car
• 7 bears killed by vehicles in Ky.
• Lawnmower blade flies through wall into house
• Deputy suspended for escape gaffes
• Dawson Springs council suspends litigation against property owners
• Child ID program puts finger on safety
• Mammoth Cave offers free tours
• Western Ky. has heat watch posted
• Evaluate candidates by listening to their words
• Kentucky Briefs
• Ky. teen dies from lightning strike
• MCC dean begins term on education board
• Paducah man goes to prison for child sex
• Western Ky. has heat watch posted
• Youngs convert building into office complex
• Documentary focuses on troops
• Storms bring some relief from heat wave in Ky.
• Soldier pleads no contest in Ohio homeless attack
• Authorities issuing warnings to texting drivers
• Lawmaker's son gets parole
• GOP salvos use Obama as ammunition
• Sweltering heat closes recycling center
• Ky. guardsman takes controls when pilot gets sick
• No records, but Ky. heat has been relentless
• Council honors McCoy's efforts
• Korean War soldier to be buried in Ky.
• Christian group raises funds for cystic fibrosis
• Senate hopefuls Conway, Paul trade rhetorical jabs
• Man killed when fallen tree crushes SUV
• Coroner: crash, not fall from bridge, killed man
• Humphress joins Messenger's staff
• US attorney in Ky. launches child safety effort
• Conway, Paul take their potshots
• Fall opening expected for Mexican restaurant
• Street rods in Louisville for weekend display
• Brother accused of killing brother in Newport
• Gay teen to testify against alleged attackers
• Fort Campbell soldier killed when bomb explodes
• War film documents grim Afghan reality for troops
• JMMS alters traffic pattern
• Toddler found in road, mother charged
• Music festival loses millions
• Republicans want review of birthright citizenship
• Victim advocate found shot to death in truck
• HB Fuller expanding in Paducah
• Schools corral mildew problems
• Food Service Inspections
• Food recall news
• Candidate filing deadline 1 week away
• EMT's body found in her house after fire
• Cruelty investigation finds dead dogs in freezer
• Woman in Pitino case claims she had unfair trial
• Briefs
• Dead pets found in Corbin pet store
• Kentucky escapee caught in Arkansas
• Task force using drug drop boxes
• Police: man waited, fired on couple in Floyd Co.
• Truck driver hurt in accident near Anton
• YMCA offers rides to local farmers market
• Attendance up 63 percent at reopened Derby museum
• No records, but Ky. heat has been relentless
• Nortonville's auditor requests more help on financial papers
• Wild hog herds spreading in Ky.
• Local/State Briefs
• Army 'birther' charged with disobeying orders
• It's the Longest Yard Sale's 23rd anniversary
• Lawmaker's son gets parole in deadly hit-and-run case
• Task force using drug drop boxes
• Meetings This Week
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,113
• Briefs
• Judge denies new trial for escapee convicted of murder
• Tech center's floor plans OK'd
• ROTC cadet dies of lightning strike in Kentucky
• GOP bigwigs campaign for Paul in Ky. Senate race
• Grants to help communities pay for 2009 ice storm
• Teen charged in 'car hopping'
• 2 people injured in accident on Center Street
• Red Cross plans cooling station; highs near 100
• KSP cruiser hits, kills pedestrian in Jackson
• Talk show host apologizes for remark about Obama
• Teen's clothing drive helps those less fortunate
• BREAKING NEWS: Deputy suspended for 28 days without pay
• Networking dinner scheduled for entrepreneur enthusiasts
• Wells keeping busy as Teen Challenge's new director
• Food recall news
• Candidate filing deadline 1 week away
• Victim advocate found shot to death in truck
• War film documents grim Afghan reality for troops
• Schools corral mildew problems
• Food Service Inspections
• Kentucky escapee caught in Arkansas
• EMT's body found in her house after fire
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Truck driver hurt in accident near Anton
• Briefs
• Dead pets found in Corbin pet store
• No records, but Ky. heat has been relentless
• Task force using drug drop boxes
• 23-year-old Ky. man charged with DUI dies in jail
• Local/State Briefs
• YMCA offers rides to local farmers market
• Attendance up 63 percent at reopened Derby museum
• Lawmaker's son gets parole in deadly hit-and-run case
• Nortonville's auditor requests more help on financial papers
• Police find Bullitt Co. woman missing for 2 weeks
• Meetings This Week
• Army 'birther' charged with disobeying orders
• It's the Longest Yard Sale's 23rd anniversary
• Judge denies new trial for escapee convicted of murder
• Tech center's floor plans OK'd
• Task force using drug drop boxes
• Evaluate candidates by listening to their words
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,113
• Briefs
• 2 people injured in accident on Center Street
• Red Cross plans cooling station; highs near 100
• ROTC cadet dies of lightning strike in Kentucky
• GOP salvos use Obama as ammunition
• Grants to help communities pay for 2009 ice storm
• Teen charged in 'car hopping'
• Networking dinner scheduled for entrepreneur enthusiasts
• Wells keeping busy as Teen Challenge's new director
• KSP cruiser hits, kills pedestrian in Jackson
• Christian group raises funds for cystic fibrosis
• Teen's clothing drive helps those less fortunate
• BREAKING NEWS: Deputy suspended for 28 days without pay
• 2 county men die in wreck
• Speed limit raised on 5-mile stretch of I-65
• State police destroy hundreds of marijuana plants
• Youngs convert building into office complex
• Driver pleads guilty in youth's death
• Program aims to develop chaplain network
• Woman wants makeshift tribute removed
• 12-year-old arrested after stealing parents' car
• Tenn. soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Heat fans record demand for city utility
• Nortonville adopts first new budget in years
• Child ID program puts finger on safety
• Mammoth Cave offers free tours
• 7 bears killed by vehicles in Ky.
• Woman in Pitino case claims she had unfair trial
• Deputy suspended for escape gaffes
• Dawson Springs council suspends litigation against property owners
• MCC dean begins term on education board
• Paducah man goes to prison for child sex
• Western Ky. has heat watch posted
• GOP bigwigs campaign for Paul in Ky. Senate race
• Kentucky Briefs
• Ky. teen dies from lightning strike
• Soldier pleads no contest in Ohio homeless attack
• Authorities issuing warnings to texting drivers
• Western Ky. has heat watch posted
• Talk show host apologizes for remark about Obama
• Documentary focuses on troops
• Storms bring some relief from heat wave in Ky.
• No records, but Ky. heat has been relentless
• Council honors McCoy's efforts
• Lawmaker's son gets parole
• Mom pleads guilty to child abuse
• Sweltering heat closes recycling center
• Ky. guardsman takes controls when pilot gets sick
• Coroner: crash, not fall from bridge, killed man
• Humphress joins Messenger's staff
• Korean War soldier to be buried in Ky.
• Man struck and killed after passing out in street
• Senate hopefuls Conway, Paul trade rhetorical jabs
• Man killed when fallen tree crushes SUV
• Brother accused of killing brother in Newport
• Gay teen to testify against alleged attackers
• US attorney in Ky. launches child safety effort
• Lawnmower blade flies through wall into house
• Fall opening expected for Mexican restaurant
• Street rods in Louisville for weekend display
• Music festival loses millions
• Republicans want review of birthright citizenship
• Fort Campbell soldier killed when bomb explodes
• Conway, Paul take their potshots
• JMMS alters traffic pattern
• Toddler found in road, mother charged
• JMMS alters traffic pattern
• Toddler found in road, mother charged
• Music festival loses millions
• Republicans want review of birthright citizenship
• Grants to help communities pay for 2009 ice storm
• Fort Campbell soldier killed when bomb explodes
• Teen charged in 'car hopping'
• Autumn gardens extend vegetable season
• 2 people injured in accident on Center Street
• Red Cross plans cooling station; highs near 100
• ROTC cadet dies of lightning strike in Kentucky
• Schools corral mildew problems
• Food Service Inspections
• Food recall news
• Candidate filing deadline 1 week away
• Teen's clothing drive helps those less fortunate
• Victim advocate found shot to death in truck
• BREAKING NEWS: Deputy suspended for 28 days without pay
• Floods, drought hurt Kentucky grain crops
• Networking dinner scheduled for entrepreneur enthusiasts
• Wells keeping busy as Teen Challenge's new director
• KSP cruiser hits, kills pedestrian in Jackson
• Ky. to review handling of nursing home abuse cases
• Briefs
• Dead pets found in Corbin pet store
• Kentucky escapee caught in Arkansas
• Driver pleads guilty in youth's death
• EMT's body found in her house after fire
• Program aims to develop chaplain network
• GOP's Paul softens rhetoric in Senate campaign
• 2 county men die in wreck
• Speed limit raised on 5-mile stretch of I-65
• State police destroy hundreds of marijuana plants
• Kentucky corn farmers brace for premature harvest
• YMCA offers rides to local farmers market
• Attendance up 63 percent at reopened Derby museum
• No records, but Ky. heat has been relentless
• Heat fans record demand for city utility
• Task force using drug drop boxes
• Nortonville adopts first new budget in years
• Hospice group to expand into area counties
• Woman wants makeshift tribute removed
• 12-year-old arrested after stealing parents' car
• Tenn. soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Kentucky woman gets 53 years in Channon Christian slaying
• Army 'birther' charged with disobeying orders
• It's the Longest Yard Sale's 23rd anniversary
• Lawmaker's son gets parole in deadly hit-and-run case
• Deputy suspended for escape gaffes
• Nortonville's auditor requests more help on financial papers
• Dawson Springs council suspends litigation against property owners
• County awaits word on coal tax funds
• Child ID program puts finger on safety
• Mammoth Cave offers free tours
• 7 bears killed by vehicles in Ky.
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,113
• Briefs
• Judge denies new trial for escapee convicted of murder
• Kentucky Briefs
• Tech center's floor plans OK'd
• Ky. teen dies from lightning strike
• Task force using drug drop boxes
• MCC dean begins term on education board
• Paducah man goes to prison for child sex
• Western Ky. has heat watch posted
• Rate increases approved for KU, LG&E
• Grants to help communities pay for 2009 ice storm
• Teen charged in 'car hopping'
• 2 people injured in accident on Center Street
• Documentary focuses on troops
• Red Cross plans cooling station; highs near 100
• Storms bring some relief from heat wave in Ky.
• ROTC cadet dies of lightning strike in Kentucky
• Soldier pleads no contest in Ohio homeless attack
• Authorities issuing warnings to texting drivers
• Western Ky. has heat watch posted
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Teen's clothing drive helps those less fortunate
• BREAKING NEWS: Deputy suspended for 28 days without pay
• Networking dinner scheduled for entrepreneur enthusiasts
• Sweltering heat closes recycling center
• Wells keeping busy as Teen Challenge's new director
• Ky. guardsman takes controls when pilot gets sick
• KSP cruiser hits, kills pedestrian in Jackson
• No records, but Ky. heat has been relentless
• Council honors McCoy's efforts
• Lawmaker's son gets parole
• 23-year-old Ky. man charged with DUI dies in jail
• Driver pleads guilty in youth's death
• Program aims to develop chaplain network
• 2 county men die in wreck
• Senate hopefuls Conway, Paul trade rhetorical jabs
• Speed limit raised on 5-mile stretch of I-65
• Man killed when fallen tree crushes SUV
• State police destroy hundreds of marijuana plants
• Coroner: crash, not fall from bridge, killed man
• Ky. to review handling of nursing home abuse cases
• Humphress joins Messenger's staff
• Korean War soldier to be buried in Ky.
• Police find Bullitt Co. woman missing for 2 weeks
• Heat fans record demand for city utility
• Nortonville adopts first new budget in years
• Woman wants makeshift tribute removed
• Fall opening expected for Mexican restaurant
• 12-year-old arrested after stealing parents' car
• Street rods in Louisville for weekend display
• Tenn. soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Brother accused of killing brother in Newport
• Kentucky corn farmers brace for premature harvest
• Gay teen to testify against alleged attackers
• US attorney in Ky. launches child safety effort
• Meetings This Week
• Deputy suspended for escape gaffes
• Dawson Springs council suspends litigation against property owners
• Child ID program puts finger on safety
• JMMS alters traffic pattern
• Mammoth Cave offers free tours
• Toddler found in road, mother charged
• 7 bears killed by vehicles in Ky.
• Music festival loses millions
• Kentucky woman gets 53 years in Channon Christian slaying
• Republicans want review of birthright citizenship
• Fort Campbell soldier killed when bomb explodes
• Autumn gardens extend vegetable season
• Kentucky Briefs
• Ky. teen dies from lightning strike
• MCC dean begins term on education board
• Schools corral mildew problems
• Paducah man goes to prison for child sex
• Food Service Inspections
• Western Ky. has heat watch posted
• Food recall news
• Rate increases approved for KU, LG&E
• Candidate filing deadline 1 week away
• Victim advocate found shot to death in truck
• Floods, drought hurt Kentucky grain crops
• Documentary focuses on troops
• Storms bring some relief from heat wave in Ky.
• Soldier pleads no contest in Ohio homeless attack
• Authorities issuing warnings to texting drivers
• Briefs
• Western Ky. has heat watch posted
• Dead pets found in Corbin pet store
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Kentucky escapee caught in Arkansas
• EMT's body found in her house after fire
• GOP's Paul softens rhetoric in Senate campaign
• Sweltering heat closes recycling center
• Ky. guardsman takes controls when pilot gets sick
• No records, but Ky. heat has been relentless
• Council honors McCoy's efforts
• YMCA offers rides to local farmers market
• Lawmaker's son gets parole
• Attendance up 63 percent at reopened Derby museum
• 23-year-old Ky. man charged with DUI dies in jail
• No records, but Ky. heat has been relentless
• Task force using drug drop boxes
• Hospice group to expand into area counties
• Senate hopefuls Conway, Paul trade rhetorical jabs
• Man killed when fallen tree crushes SUV
• Coroner: crash, not fall from bridge, killed man
• Humphress joins Messenger's staff
• Army 'birther' charged with disobeying orders
• Korean War soldier to be buried in Ky.
• It's the Longest Yard Sale's 23rd anniversary
• Police find Bullitt Co. woman missing for 2 weeks
• Lawmaker's son gets parole in deadly hit-and-run case
• Nortonville's auditor requests more help on financial papers
• County awaits word on coal tax funds
• Fall opening expected for Mexican restaurant
• Street rods in Louisville for weekend display
• Brother accused of killing brother in Newport
• Gay teen to testify against alleged attackers
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,113
• US attorney in Ky. launches child safety effort
• Briefs
• Meetings This Week
• Judge denies new trial for escapee convicted of murder
• Tech center's floor plans OK'd
• Task force using drug drop boxes
• Hospice group to expand into area counties
• Obama shares girl's letter with nation
• Street rods in Louisville for weekend display
• Dead pets found in Corbin pet store
• No records, but Ky. heat has been relentless
• Task force using drug drop boxes
• County awaits word on coal tax funds
• Filing deadline draws near for fall races
• Toddler found in road, mother charged
• Attendance up 63 percent at reopened Derby museum
• Lawmaker's son gets parole in deadly hit-and-run case
• Nortonville's auditor requests more help on financial papers
• Task force using drug drop boxes
• Local Briefs
• Army 'birther' charged with disobeying orders
• It's the Longest Yard Sale's 23rd anniversary
• Judge denies new trial for escapee convicted of murder
• Tech center's floor plans OK'd
• ROTC cadet dies of lightning strike in Kentucky
• Kentucky woman gets 53 years in Channon Christian slaying
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,113
• Briefs
• 2 people injured in accident on Center Street
• Red Cross plans cooling station; highs near 100
• KSP cruiser hits, kills pedestrian in Jackson
• Beshear orders review of nursing home abuse
• Grants to help communities pay for 2009 ice storm
• Teen charged in 'car hopping'
• Networking dinner scheduled for entrepreneur enthusiasts
• Wells keeping busy as Teen Challenge's new director
• State police destroy hundreds of marijuana plants
• Rate increases approved for KU, LG&E
• Piric acid in crystal form found at EKU
• BREAKING NEWS: Deputy suspended for 28 days without pay
• 2 county men die in wreck
• Speed limit raised on 5-mile stretch of I-65
• Tenn. soldier killed in Afghanistan
• City firefighters to raise funds for Muscular Dystrophy Association
• Ky. pilot dies of burns from Ind. aircraft crash
• Program aims to develop chaplain network
• Woman wants makeshift tribute removed
• 12-year-old arrested after stealing parents' car
• 7 bears killed by vehicles in Ky.
• Nortonville council amends 2 ordinances
• Lab with high-tech jobs opening in Lexington
• Nortonville adopts first new budget in years
• Child ID program puts finger on safety
• Mammoth Cave offers free tours
• Western Ky. has heat watch posted
• County school officials acknowledge mildew problem
• Ky. trucker killed when rig plunges 1,000 feet
• Dawson Springs council suspends litigation against property owners
• MCC dean begins term on education board
• Paducah man goes to prison for child sex
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• State highway worker accused of theft
• Food Service Inspections
• Cowabunga
• Authorities issuing warnings to texting drivers
• Western Ky. has heat watch posted
• 23-year-old Ky. man charged with DUI dies in jail
• Kentucky education plan to be presented Aug. 10
• Briefs
• Soldier pleads no contest in Ohio homeless attack
• Council honors McCoy's efforts
• Lawmaker's son gets parole
• Police find Bullitt Co. woman missing for 2 weeks
• Car, horse-drawn buggy collide, 3 slightly hurt
• YMCA offers rides to local farmers market
• No records, but Ky. heat has been relentless
• Humphress joins Messenger's staff
• Korean War soldier to be buried in Ky.
• Meetings This Week
• Former Rockport city treasurer charged
• Ky. teen dies from lightning strike
• Teen's clothing drive helps those less fortunate
• Coroner: crash, not fall from bridge, killed man
• Gay teen to testify against alleged attackers
• US attorney in Ky. launches child safety effort
• Autumn gardens extend vegetable season
• Ky. to review handling of nursing home abuse cases
• Storms bring some relief from heat wave in Ky.
• Driver pleads guilty in youth's death
• Brother accused of killing brother in Newport
• Republicans want review of birthright citizenship
• Fort Campbell soldier killed when bomb explodes
• Floods, drought hurt Kentucky grain crops
• Kentucky corn farmers brace for premature harvest
• Ky. guardsman takes controls when pilot gets sick
• Heat fans record demand for city utility
• Music festival loses millions
• Candidate filing deadline 1 week away
• Victim advocate found shot to death in truck
• GOP's Paul softens rhetoric in Senate campaign
• Kentucky Briefs
• Man killed when fallen tree crushes SUV
• Deputy suspended for escape gaffes
• Food recall news
• Kentucky escapee caught in Arkansas
• EMT's body found in her house after fire
• No records, but Ky. heat has been relentless
• Task force using drug drop boxes
• MCC dean begins term on education board
• Hospice group to expand into area counties
• Paducah man goes to prison for child sex
• Obama shares girl's letter with nation
• Western Ky. has heat watch posted
• Piric acid in crystal form found at EKU
• County school officials acknowledge mildew problem
• Former Rockport city treasurer charged
• It's the Longest Yard Sale's 23rd anniversary
• Attendance up 63 percent at reopened Derby museum
• Lawmaker's son gets parole in deadly hit-and-run case
• Nortonville's auditor requests more help on financial papers
• Briefs
• County awaits word on coal tax funds
• Authorities issuing warnings to texting drivers
• Filing deadline draws near for fall races
• Western Ky. has heat watch posted
• Ky. pilot dies of burns from Ind. aircraft crash
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Judge reschedules Comair trial for Feb. 1
• Ky. to get $2 million in drug company settlement
• It's the Longest Yard Sale's 23rd anniversary
• Judge denies new trial for escapee convicted of murder
• Tech center's floor plans OK'd
• Teen charged in 'car hopping'
• Task force using drug drop boxes
• Council honors McCoy's efforts
• Local Briefs
• Lawmaker's son gets parole
• Lab with high-tech jobs opening in Lexington
• 23-year-old Ky. man charged with DUI dies in jail
• GOP outsider runs for governor
• Conway campaign hires new communications director
• Briefs
• 2 people injured in accident on Center Street
• Red Cross plans cooling station; highs near 100
• No heat record yet for Kentucky
• ROTC cadet dies of lightning strike in Kentucky
• Humphress joins Messenger's staff
• Kentucky woman gets 53 years in Channon Christian slaying
• Korean War soldier to be buried in Ky.
• Ky. trucker killed when rig plunges 1,000 feet
• Police find Bullitt Co. woman missing for 2 weeks
• Camps help Central, North band prepare contest routines
• Equestrian Games need more volunteers
• Teen charged in 'car hopping'
• Networking dinner scheduled for entrepreneur enthusiasts
• Wells keeping busy as Teen Challenge's new director
• Program aims to develop chaplain network
• KSP cruiser hits, kills pedestrian in Jackson
• Gay teen to testify against alleged attackers
• Beshear orders review of nursing home abuse
• US attorney in Ky. launches child safety effort
• Food Service Inspections
• Meetings This Week
• Walmart gets a big makeover inside, outside
• Small homemade bombs set off in Pikeville
• BREAKING NEWS: Deputy suspended for 28 days without pay
• 2 county men die in wreck
• Speed limit raised on 5-mile stretch of I-65
• Nortonville adopts first new budget in years
• State police destroy hundreds of marijuana plants
• Republicans want review of birthright citizenship
• Rate increases approved for KU, LG&E
• Fort Campbell soldier killed when bomb explodes
• State highway worker accused of theft
• Autumn gardens extend vegetable season
• Ky. to review handling of nursing home abuse cases
• No charges in accidental shooting
• Program aims to develop chaplain network
• Woman wants makeshift tribute removed
• 12-year-old arrested after stealing parents' car
• Dawson Springs council suspends litigation against property owners
• Tenn. soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Candidate filing deadline 1 week away
• City firefighters to raise funds for Muscular Dystrophy Association
• Victim advocate found shot to death in truck
• Kentucky education plan to be presented Aug. 10
• Floods, drought hurt Kentucky grain crops
• Kentucky corn farmers brace for premature harvest
• Grant will be matched to help with rural health
• Nortonville adopts first new budget in years
• Child ID program puts finger on safety
• Mammoth Cave offers free tours
• 7 bears killed by vehicles in Ky.
• Kentucky escapee caught in Arkansas
• Nortonville council amends 2 ordinances
• EMT's body found in her house after fire
• Car, horse-drawn buggy collide, 3 slightly hurt
• GOP's Paul softens rhetoric in Senate campaign
• Kentucky Briefs
• 3 injured in Ky. wreck involving 4 semis
• Dawson Springs council suspends litigation against property owners
• MCC dean begins term on education board
• Paducah man goes to prison for child sex
• Western Ky. has heat watch posted
• No records, but Ky. heat has been relentless
• County school officials acknowledge mildew problem
• Task force using drug drop boxes
• Former Rockport city treasurer charged
• Hospice group to expand into area counties
• Obama shares girl's letter with nation
• Piric acid in crystal form found at EKU
• Soldier pleads no contest in Ohio homeless attack
• Soldier pleads no contest in Ohio homeless attack
• Authorities issuing warnings to texting drivers
• Western Ky. has heat watch posted
• Lawmaker's son gets parole in deadly hit-and-run case
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Nortonville's auditor requests more help on financial papers
• Judge reschedules Comair trial for Feb. 1
• County awaits word on coal tax funds
• Filing deadline draws near for fall races
• Ky. pilot dies of burns from Ind. aircraft crash
• No records, but Ky. heat has been relentless
• No records, but Ky. heat has been relentless
• Council honors McCoy's efforts
• Lawmaker's son gets parole
• Judge denies new trial for escapee convicted of murder
• 23-year-old Ky. man charged with DUI dies in jail
• Tech center's floor plans OK'd
• GOP outsider runs for governor
• Task force using drug drop boxes
• Local Briefs
• Lab with high-tech jobs opening in Lexington
• Coroner: crash, not fall from bridge, killed man
• Coroner: crash, not fall from bridge, killed man
• Humphress joins Messenger's staff
• Korean War soldier to be buried in Ky.
• 2 people injured in accident on Center Street
• Police find Bullitt Co. woman missing for 2 weeks
• Red Cross plans cooling station; highs near 100
• Camps help Central, North band prepare contest routines
• ROTC cadet dies of lightning strike in Kentucky
• Kentucky woman gets 53 years in Channon Christian slaying
• Ky. trucker killed when rig plunges 1,000 feet
• Brother accused of killing brother in Newport
• Brother accused of killing brother in Newport
• Gay teen to testify against alleged attackers
• US attorney in Ky. launches child safety effort
• Networking dinner scheduled for entrepreneur enthusiasts
• Meetings This Week
• Wells keeping busy as Teen Challenge's new director
• Walmart gets a big makeover inside, outside
• KSP cruiser hits, kills pedestrian in Jackson
• Beshear orders review of nursing home abuse
• Food Service Inspections
• Music festival loses millions
• Republicans want review of birthright citizenship
• Fort Campbell soldier killed when bomb explodes
• 2 county men die in wreck
• Autumn gardens extend vegetable season
• Speed limit raised on 5-mile stretch of I-65
• Ky. to review handling of nursing home abuse cases
• State police destroy hundreds of marijuana plants
• Rate increases approved for KU, LG&E
• State highway worker accused of theft
• Food recall news
• Music festival loses millions
• Candidate filing deadline 1 week away
• Victim advocate found shot to death in truck
• Woman wants makeshift tribute removed
• Floods, drought hurt Kentucky grain crops
• 12-year-old arrested after stealing parents' car
• Kentucky corn farmers brace for premature harvest
• Tenn. soldier killed in Afghanistan
• City firefighters to raise funds for Muscular Dystrophy Association
• Kentucky education plan to be presented Aug. 10
• Dead pets found in Corbin pet store
• Food recall news
• Kentucky escapee caught in Arkansas
• EMT's body found in her house after fire
• Child ID program puts finger on safety
• GOP's Paul softens rhetoric in Senate campaign
• Mammoth Cave offers free tours
• Kentucky Briefs
• 7 bears killed by vehicles in Ky.
• Nortonville council amends 2 ordinances
• Car, horse-drawn buggy collide, 3 slightly hurt
• Attendance up 63 percent at reopened Derby museum
• Dead pets found in Corbin pet store
• Ky. trucker killed when rig plunges 1,000 feet
• Ky. pilot burned in aircraft crash in S. Ind.
• MCC dean begins term on education board
• Red Cross plans cooling station; highs near 100
• ROTC cadet dies of lightning strike in Kentucky
• Kentucky woman gets 53 years in Channon Christian slaying
• Food Service Inspections
• 2 Army cadets injured in Fort Knox lightning hit
• Wells keeping busy as Teen Challenge's new director
• KSP cruiser hits, kills pedestrian in Jackson
• Beshear orders review of nursing home abuse
• Ky. to get $2 million in drug company settlement
• Speed limit raised on 5-mile stretch of I-65
• State police destroy hundreds of marijuana plants
• Rate increases approved for KU, LG&E
• State highway worker accused of theft
• Conway campaign hires new communications director
• 12-year-old arrested after stealing parents' car
• Tenn. soldier killed in Afghanistan
• City firefighters to raise funds for Muscular Dystrophy Association
• Kentucky education plan to be presented Aug. 10
• Equestrian Games need more volunteers
• Mammoth Cave offers free tours
• 7 bears killed by vehicles in Ky.
• Nortonville council amends 2 ordinances
• Car, horse-drawn buggy collide, 3 slightly hurt
• Small homemade bombs set off in Pikeville
• Paducah man goes to prison for child sex
• Western Ky. has heat watch posted
• County school officials acknowledge mildew problem
• Former Rockport city treasurer charged
• No charges in accidental shooting
• Authorities issuing warnings to texting drivers
• Western Ky. has heat watch posted
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Judge reschedules Comair trial for Feb. 1
• Grant will be matched to help with rural health
• Gay teen to testify against alleged attackers
• Council honors McCoy's efforts
• Lawmaker's son gets parole
• 23-year-old Ky. man charged with DUI dies in jail
• GOP outsider runs for governor
• Local Briefs
• Republicans want review of birthright citizenship
• Humphress joins Messenger's staff
• Korean War soldier to be buried in Ky.
• Police find Bullitt Co. woman missing for 2 weeks
• Camps help Central, North band prepare contest routines
• 3 injured in Ky. wreck involving 4 semis
• Candidate filing deadline 1 week away
• Lawmaker's son gets parole in deadly hit-and-run case
• US attorney in Ky. launches child safety effort
• Meetings This Week
• Walmart gets a big makeover inside, outside
• Coal firms may target Democrats
• Kentucky escapee caught in Arkansas
• Judge denies new trial for escapee convicted of murder
• Fort Campbell soldier killed when bomb explodes
• Autumn gardens extend vegetable season
• Ky. to review handling of nursing home abuse cases
• Work begins today along Kentucky 874
• No records, but Ky. heat has been relentless
• 2 people injured in accident on Center Street
• Victim advocate found shot to death in truck
• Floods, drought hurt Kentucky grain crops
• Kentucky corn farmers brace for premature harvest
• Program designed to boost job-seeking skills
• Police catch fugitive near Mayfield
• Networking dinner scheduled for entrepreneur enthusiasts
• EMT's body found in her house after fire
• GOP's Paul softens rhetoric in Senate campaign
• Kentucky Briefs
• Piric acid in crystal form found at EKU
• Rep. Ron Paul speaks at Md. Republican fundraiser
• 2 county men die in wreck
• Task force using drug drop boxes
• Hospice group to expand into area counties
• Obama shares girl's letter with nation
• Ky. pilot dies of burns from Ind. aircraft crash
• Massey Energy reports $88.7M Q2 loss
• Woman wants makeshift tribute removed
• Nortonville's auditor requests more help on financial papers
• County awaits word on coal tax funds
• Filing deadline draws near for fall races
• Lab with high-tech jobs opening in Lexington
• Western Ky. man enters plead deal in killing
• Child ID program puts finger on safety
• Tech center's floor plans OK'd
• Task force using drug drop boxes
• Local Briefs
• Beshear orders review of nursing home abuse
• Food Service Inspections
• More families seek assistance with back-to-school needs
• Western Ky. man enters plead deal in killing
• KSP cruiser hits, kills pedestrian in Jackson
• Rate increases approved for KU, LG&E
• State highway worker accused of theft
• Ky. to get $2 million in drug company settlement
• Council approves tuition increases up to 5 percent
• Western Ky. has heat watch posted
• State police destroy hundreds of marijuana plants
• City firefighters to raise funds for Muscular Dystrophy Association
• Kentucky education plan to be presented Aug. 10
• Conway campaign hires new communications director
• Fort Campbell opens center for wounded soldiers
• Lawmaker's son gets parole
• Tenn. soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Nortonville council amends 2 ordinances
• Car, horse-drawn buggy collide, 3 slightly hurt
• Equestrian Games need more volunteers
• Northern Ky. man sent to prison for 8 years
• Korean War soldier to be buried in Ky.
• 7 bears killed by vehicles in Ky.
• County school officials acknowledge mildew problem
• Former Rockport city treasurer charged
• Small homemade bombs set off in Pikeville
• Kentucky among finalists for federal school reform grants
• US attorney in Ky. launches child safety effort
• Western Ky. has heat watch posted
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Judge reschedules Comair trial for Feb. 1
• No charges in accidental shooting
• Police catch fugitive near Mayfield
• Fort Campbell soldier killed when bomb explodes
• Task force using drug drop boxes
• GOP outsider runs for governor
• Grant will be matched to help with rural health
• Rep. Ron Paul speaks at Md. Republican fundraiser
• Victim advocate found shot to death in truck
• Nortonville's auditor requests more help on financial papers
• 23-year-old Ky. man charged with DUI dies in jail
• Camps help Central, North band prepare contest routines
• Local Briefs
• Kentucky named finalist for education reform grant
• EMT's body found in her house after fire
• Tech center's floor plans OK'd
• Police find Bullitt Co. woman missing for 2 weeks
• Walmart gets a big makeover inside, outside
• 3 injured in Ky. wreck involving 4 semis
• Briefs
• 12-year-old arrested after stealing parents' car
• Red Cross plans cooling station; highs near 100
• Meetings This Week
• Ky. to review handling of nursing home abuse cases
• Coal firms may target Democrats
• Massey Energy reports $88.7M Q2 loss
• Mammoth Cave offers free tours
• Wells keeping busy as Teen Challenge's new director
• Autumn gardens extend vegetable season
• Kentucky corn farmers brace for premature harvest
• Work begins today along Kentucky 874
• Western Ky. man enters plead deal in killing
• Paducah man goes to prison for child sex
• Speed limit raised on 5-mile stretch of I-65
• Floods, drought hurt Kentucky grain crops
• Kentucky Briefs
• Program designed to boost job-seeking skills
• Ky. pilot burned in aircraft crash in S. Ind.
• Authorities issuing warnings to texting drivers
• Court Reports, Aug. 3
• GOP's Paul softens rhetoric in Senate campaign
• Obama shares girl's letter with nation
• Piric acid in crystal form found at EKU
• 2 Army cadets injured in Fort Knox lightning hit
• Paul's father-in-law says others got subsidy, too
• Town Crier, Aug. 3
• Hospice group to expand into area counties
• Filing deadline draws near for fall races
• Ky. pilot dies of burns from Ind. aircraft crash
• Police see rise in 'car hopping'
• Dozens of coal backers attend open house in Ky.
• Police/Fire Reports, Aug. 3
• County awaits word on coal tax funds
• Local Briefs
• Lab with high-tech jobs opening in Lexington
• Trover manager receives state award
• Applications being accepted for tech college board
• Council honors McCoy's efforts
• Task force using drug drop boxes
• Kentucky woman gets 53 years in Channon Christian slaying
• Ky. trucker killed when rig plunges 1,000 feet
• Grand jury indicts escapee on 21 counts
• Movie filmed in Kentucky debuts in Lexington
• Humphress joins Messenger's staff
• ROTC cadet dies of lightning strike in Kentucky
• Kentucky among finalists for federal school reform grants
• Family: Remains of missing pilot found in Vietnam
• Meetings This Week
• Walmart gets a big makeover inside, outside
• 3 injured in Ky. wreck involving 4 semis
• Briefs
• City firefighters to raise funds for Muscular Dystrophy Association
• Paul's father-in-law says others got subsidy, too
• Kentucky education plan to be presented Aug. 10
• Conway campaign hires new communications director
• First United Bank names new CEO
• Ky. creating council on early childhood education
• Autumn gardens extend vegetable season
• Ky. to review handling of nursing home abuse cases
• Coal firms may target Democrats
• Massey Energy reports $88.7M Q2 loss
• Nortonville council amends 2 ordinances
• Dozens of coal backers attend open house in Ky.
• Car, horse-drawn buggy collide, 3 slightly hurt
• Equestrian Games need more volunteers
• Family recalls ordeal with escapee
• Group's plan to build mosque in Florence approved
• Floods, drought hurt Kentucky grain crops
• Kentucky corn farmers brace for premature harvest
• Work begins today along Kentucky 874
• Western Ky. man enters plead deal in killing
• County school officials acknowledge mildew problem
• Applications being accepted for tech college board
• Former Rockport city treasurer charged
• Small homemade bombs set off in Pikeville
• Police catch fugitive near Mayfield
• Feds holding open house on mining rules
• GOP's Paul softens rhetoric in Senate campaign
• Kentucky Briefs
• Program designed to boost job-seeking skills
• Ky. pilot burned in aircraft crash in S. Ind.
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Movie filmed in Kentucky debuts in Lexington
• Judge reschedules Comair trial for Feb. 1
• No charges in accidental shooting
• Rep. Ron Paul speaks at Md. Republican fundraiser
• Newspaper: Counties not using GPS monitoring
• Hospice group to expand into area counties
• Obama shares girl's letter with nation
• Piric acid in crystal form found at EKU
• 2 Army cadets injured in Fort Knox lightning hit
• 23-year-old Ky. man charged with DUI dies in jail
• Western Ky. man enters plead deal in killing
• GOP outsider runs for governor
• Grant will be matched to help with rural health
• Kentucky named finalist for education reform grant
• Pelosi, McConnell to speak in Louisville
• County awaits word on coal tax funds
• Filing deadline draws near for fall races
• Ky. pilot dies of burns from Ind. aircraft crash
• Police see rise in 'car hopping'
• Police find Bullitt Co. woman missing for 2 weeks
• Briefs
• Camps help Central, North band prepare contest routines
• Local Briefs
• Briefs
• Paul's father-in-law says others got subsidy, too
• Task force using drug drop boxes
• Local Briefs
• Lab with high-tech jobs opening in Lexington
• Trover manager receives state award
• Meetings This Week
• Council approves tuition increases up to 5 percent
• Walmart gets a big makeover inside, outside
• 3 injured in Ky. wreck involving 4 semis
• Massey Energy reports $88.7M Q2 loss
• Dozens of coal backers attend open house in Ky.
• ROTC cadet dies of lightning strike in Kentucky
• Kentucky woman gets 53 years in Channon Christian slaying
• Ky. trucker killed when rig plunges 1,000 feet
• Grand jury indicts escapee on 21 counts
• Autumn gardens extend vegetable season
• Fort Campbell opens center for wounded soldiers
• Ky. to review handling of nursing home abuse cases
• Coal firms may target Democrats
• Western Ky. man enters plead deal in killing
• Applications being accepted for tech college board
• KSP cruiser hits, kills pedestrian in Jackson
• Beshear orders review of nursing home abuse
• Food Service Inspections
• More families seek assistance with back-to-school needs
• Floods, drought hurt Kentucky grain crops
• Northern Ky. man sent to prison for 8 years
• Kentucky corn farmers brace for premature harvest
• Work begins today along Kentucky 874
• Ky. pilot burned in aircraft crash in S. Ind.
• Movie filmed in Kentucky debuts in Lexington
• State police destroy hundreds of marijuana plants
• Rate increases approved for KU, LG&E
• State highway worker accused of theft
• Ky. to get $2 million in drug company settlement
• GOP's Paul softens rhetoric in Senate campaign
• Pelosi, McConnell offer different views on stimulus
• Kentucky Briefs
• Program designed to boost job-seeking skills
• Western Ky. man enters plead deal in killing
• Tenn. soldier killed in Afghanistan
• City firefighters to raise funds for Muscular Dystrophy Association
• Kentucky education plan to be presented Aug. 10
• Conway campaign hires new communications director
• Hospice group to expand into area counties
• Kentucky among finalists for federal school reform grants
• Obama shares girl's letter with nation
• Piric acid in crystal form found at EKU
• 2 Army cadets injured in Fort Knox lightning hit
• Briefs
• 7 bears killed by vehicles in Ky.
• Nortonville council amends 2 ordinances
• Car, horse-drawn buggy collide, 3 slightly hurt
• Equestrian Games need more volunteers
• County awaits word on coal tax funds
• First United Bank names new CEO
• Filing deadline draws near for fall races
• Ky. pilot dies of burns from Ind. aircraft crash
• Police see rise in 'car hopping'
• Council approves tuition increases up to 5 percent
• Western Ky. has heat watch posted
• County school officials acknowledge mildew problem
• Former Rockport city treasurer charged
• Small homemade bombs set off in Pikeville
• Family recalls ordeal with escapee
• Local Briefs
• Lab with high-tech jobs opening in Lexington
• Trover manager receives state award
• Fort Campbell opens center for wounded soldiers
• Rep. backs bill that may help daughter's charity
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• Judge reschedules Comair trial for Feb. 1
• No charges in accidental shooting
• Police catch fugitive near Mayfield
• Kentucky woman gets 53 years in Channon Christian slaying
• Ky. trucker killed when rig plunges 1,000 feet
• Grand jury indicts escapee on 21 counts
• Northern Ky. man sent to prison for 8 years
• ID mixup: Family planning funeral now hopeful
• 23-year-old Ky. man charged with DUI dies in jail
• GOP outsider runs for governor
• Grant will be matched to help with rural health
• Rep. Ron Paul speaks at Md. Republican fundraiser
• Beshear orders review of nursing home abuse
• Food Service Inspections
• More families seek assistance with back-to-school needs
• Pelosi, McConnell offer different views on stimulus
• Fort Campbell soldier awarded Silver Star
• Police find Bullitt Co. woman missing for 2 weeks
• Camps help Central, North band prepare contest routines
• Local Briefs
• Kentucky named finalist for education reform grant
• Rate increases approved for KU, LG&E
• State highway worker accused of theft
• Ky. to get $2 million in drug company settlement
• Judge reschedules Comair trial for Feb. 1
• No charges in accidental shooting
• Police catch fugitive near Mayfield
• Feds holding open house on mining rules
• State lottery sales drop in '09
• Meetings This Week
• GOP outsider runs for governor
• Grant will be matched to help with rural health
• Rep. Ron Paul speaks at Md. Republican fundraiser
• Newspaper: Counties not using GPS monitoring
• Hearing set for February in case of school shooter
• Autumn gardens extend vegetable season
• Camps help Central, North band prepare contest routines
• Local Briefs
• Kentucky named finalist for education reform grant
• Pelosi, McConnell to speak in Louisville
• Business owner sentenced to 12 years for arson
• Floods, drought hurt Kentucky grain crops
• Walmart gets a big makeover inside, outside
• 3 injured in Ky. wreck involving 4 semis
• Briefs
• Paul's father-in-law says others got subsidy, too
• Former church employee pleads not guilty
• GOP's Paul softens rhetoric in Senate campaign
• Ky. to review handling of nursing home abuse cases
• Coal firms may target Democrats
• Massey Energy reports $88.7M Q2 loss
• Dozens of coal backers attend open house in Ky.
• Paul touts Obama as GOP's top political recruiter
• Hospice group to expand into area counties
• Kentucky corn farmers brace for premature harvest
• Work begins today along Kentucky 874
• Western Ky. man enters plead deal in killing
• Applications being accepted for tech college board
• Body of woman missing in Ky. flood recovered
• County awaits word on coal tax funds
• Kentucky Briefs
• Program designed to boost job-seeking skills
• Ky. pilot burned in aircraft crash in S. Ind.
• Movie filmed in Kentucky debuts in Lexington
• Owensboro looking into incentives for musicians
• Obama shares girl's letter with nation
• Piric acid in crystal form found at EKU
• 2 Army cadets injured in Fort Knox lightning hit
• Western Ky. man enters plead deal in killing
• Escaped inmate from Ky. arrested in Tenn.
• Filing deadline draws near for fall races
• Ky. pilot dies of burns from Ind. aircraft crash
• Police see rise in 'car hopping'
• Briefs
• Soldier killed after being swept away by current
• Local Briefs
• Lab with high-tech jobs opening in Lexington
• Trover manager receives state award
• Council approves tuition increases up to 5 percent
• WKU president says no to proposed shooting range
• Kentucky woman gets 53 years in Channon Christian slaying
• Ky. trucker killed when rig plunges 1,000 feet
• Grand jury indicts escapee on 21 counts
• Fort Campbell opens center for wounded soldiers
• Rep. backs bill that may help daughter's charity
• Beshear orders review of nursing home abuse
• Food Service Inspections
• More families seek assistance with back-to-school needs
• Northern Ky. man sent to prison for 8 years
• ID mixup: Family planning funeral now hopeful
• Rate increases approved for KU, LG&E
• State highway worker accused of theft
• Ky. to get $2 million in drug company settlement
• Pelosi, McConnell offer different views on stimulus
• Fort Campbell soldier awarded Silver Star
• News briefs from around Kentucky
• City firefighters to raise funds for Muscular Dystrophy Association
• Kentucky education plan to be presented Aug. 10
• Conway campaign hires new communications director
• Kentucky among finalists for federal school reform grants
• Family: Remains of missing pilot found in Vietnam
• 23-year-old Ky. man charged with DUI dies in jail
• Car, horse-drawn buggy collide, 3 slightly hurt
• Equestrian Games need more volunteers
• First United Bank names new CEO
• Ky. creating council on early childhood education
• Police find Bullitt Co. woman missing for 2 weeks
• Nortonville council amends 2 ordinances
• Former Rockport city treasurer charged
• Small homemade bombs set off in Pikeville
• Family recalls ordeal with escapee
• Group's plan to build mosque in Florence approved
• First-generation students get UK grant
• County school officials acknowledge mildew problem
• Kentucky corn farmers brace for premature harvest
• Program designed to boost job-seeking skills
• Ky. pilot burned in aircraft crash in S. Ind.
• Movie filmed in Kentucky debuts in Lexington
• WKU president says no to proposed shooting range
• Kentucky Briefs
• Preteen pageant winners
• 2 Army cadets injured in Fort Knox lightning hit
• Western Ky. man enters plead deal in killing
• Meetings
• Obama shares girl's letter with nation
• Piric acid in crystal form found at EKU
• Police see rise in 'car hopping'
• Briefs
• School district prepares academy for at-risk students
• Filing deadline draws near for fall races
• Ky. pilot dies of burns from Ind. aircraft crash
• Trover manager receives state award
• Council approves tuition increases up to 5 percent
• School startup is good time to join 4-H
• Local Briefs
• Lab with high-tech jobs opening in Lexington
• Grand jury indicts escapee on 21 counts
• Fort Campbell opens center for wounded soldiers
• Rep. backs bill that may help daughter's charity
• Kentucky woman gets 53 years in Channon Christian slaying
• Ky. trucker killed when rig plunges 1,000 feet
• More families seek assistance with back-to-school needs
• Northern Ky. man sent to prison for 8 years
• ID mixup: Family planning funeral now hopeful
• Beshear orders review of nursing home abuse
• Food Service Inspections
• Ky. to get $2 million in drug company settlement
• Pelosi, McConnell offer different views on stimulus
• Fort Campbell soldier awarded Silver Star
• First-generation students get UK grant
• Rate increases approved for KU, LG&E
• State highway worker accused of theft
• Conway campaign hires new communications director
• Kentucky among finalists for federal school reform grants
• Family: Remains of missing pilot found in Vietnam
• State lottery sales drop in '09
• City firefighters to raise funds for Muscular Dystrophy Association
• Kentucky education plan to be presented Aug. 10
• Equestrian Games need more volunteers
• First United Bank names new CEO
• Ky. creating council on early childhood education
• Hearing set for February in case of school shooter
• Nortonville council amends 2 ordinances
• Car, horse-drawn buggy collide, 3 slightly hurt
• Small homemade bombs set off in Pikeville
• Family recalls ordeal with escapee
• Group's plan to build mosque in Florence approved
• Business owner sentenced to 12 years for arson
• County school officials acknowledge mildew problem
• Former Rockport city treasurer charged
• No charges in accidental shooting
• Police catch fugitive near Mayfield
• Feds holding open house on mining rules
• Former church employee pleads not guilty
• Judge reschedules Comair trial for Feb. 1
• Grant will be matched to help with rural health
• Rep. Ron Paul speaks at Md. Republican fundraiser
• Newspaper: Counties not using GPS monitoring
• Paul touts Obama as GOP's top political recruiter
• GOP outsider runs for governor
• Local Briefs
• Kentucky named finalist for education reform grant
• Pelosi, McConnell to speak in Louisville
• Body of woman missing in Ky. flood recovered
• Camps help Central, North band prepare contest routines
• 3 injured in Ky. wreck involving 4 semis
• Briefs
• Paul's father-in-law says others got subsidy, too
• Owensboro looking into incentives for musicians
• Walmart gets a big makeover inside, outside
• Coal firms may target Democrats
• Massey Energy reports $88.7M Q2 loss
• Dozens of coal backers attend open house in Ky.
• Escaped inmate from Ky. arrested in Tenn.
• Ky. to review handling of nursing home abuse cases
• Work begins today along Kentucky 874
• Western Ky. man enters plead deal in killing
• Applications being accepted for tech college board
• Soldier killed after being swept away by current
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