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Nearly a year after he was involved in a two-vehicle crash that killed another driver, former Garrard County emergency services director Dwayne Nave was indicted Wednesday on a new charge of "driving under the ... via Lexington Herald-Leader

“I would be surprised if our enrollment increases next year”

Students at Kentucky's 16 community and technical colleges could face a 13 percent tuition increase next fall. via Kentucky.com

“The March numbers show that overall foreclosure activity so far this year continues to run nearly 60 percent above”

Foreclosures in Kentucky jumped from 476 in February to 691 in March, a 45.2 percent increase, RealtyTrac reported Tuesday. via Kentucky.com

“My outlook on teaching is if I can just make a difference in one child's life, it will fulfill what I feel on the inside”

It doesn't take face time to be a good mentor. That's the guiding principle a group of Eastern Kentucky University students followed in a mentoring program that connects them with young people they have never ... via Lexington Herald-Leader

“We do it because our hearts are in it. We don't get paid for it. We just feel like it needs to be done. We know how transforming gardens can be.”

Something comes over me in the spring that compels me to dig in dirt and to plant and transplant things and throw mulch wherever I can. via Lexington Herald-Leader

NLHS, SLHS selected as two of 12 high schools in Ky. to receive AP grant By Brad Hicks / Staff Writer The final day of classes was set for the Laurel County schools at Monday's regular meeting of the Laurel ... via TheTimesTribune.com

“If we think it's a really crummy idea that would be horrible for America, we can stop it”

Assuming he can keep the herd of Republican U.S. senators singing the same tune, Mitch McConnell wields more power than any other legislative leader with the word "minority" attached to the title. via Lexington Herald-Leader

Correction The phone number for Madison Indoor in the summer camps directory was wrong in Thursday's Free Time. via Lexington Herald-Leader

A Richmond man has been accused of propositioning boys for sex in exchange for money. via Lexington Herald-Leader

“It does sort of get my attention.”

A woman dating a son of Chief Justice Joseph E. Lambert has been hired for a human resources job opening that was not advertised. via Lexington Herald-Leader

“Our first patient came in Friday”

Landscaping and some finishing touches to the building remain to be done, but the new Hospice Care Plus in-patient facility accepted it first patients over the weekend. via Richmond Register

Rain showers across Central and Eastern Kentucky created flooding problems across the region Friday morning and were expected to continue through the day. via Lexington Herald-Leader

In a surprise move, developers of the proposed CentrePointe project took the initiative and asked the Courthouse Area Design Review Board on Wednesday for a 60-day postponement to have their case heard. via Lexington Herald-Leader

“I hope no one plays an April Fool's joke on me”

When Chelsea Clinton spoke to more than 250 students Tuesday at the University of Kentucky student center, she said she wished she were campaigning for her mother at the end of President Al Gore's ... via Lexington Herald-Leader

“Any architect is going to have to respect that”

Vice Mayor Jim Gray yesterday proposed an international design competition to come up with a possible new design for the proposed CentrePointe hotel and condominium project on Main Street. via Lexington Herald-Leader

The Kentucky Supreme Court has upheld the conviction of a Georgetown teenager for her role in the stabbing death of her mother. via Lexington Herald-Leader

“A lot of us who will be presenters have been in writers' groups at some point. So we know the benefit of being in a creative atmosphere like we wanted to create at the workshop.”

Seven award-winning writers and one artisan will be featured in the inaugural Writers Collective Workshop. via Richmond Register

“Occasionally, it is not all that uncommon, that a bit of factual information may be incorrect - numbers, things like that”

Results from the Regional Community Policing Institute study conducted at the Richmond Police Department earlier this year will likely be available to the public in late April or early May. via Richmond Register

“If you don't like the weather in Kentucky right now, just wait a few minutes.”

I was just thinking the other day about all the things that are happening right now that really concern me. via Richmond Register

“Everybody can be included now”

Changes are in store for this year's Bluegrass State Games, Lexington Mayor Jim Newberry and Agriculture Commissioner Richie Farmer announced Thursday. via Kentucky.com