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The state attorney general's office says a Kentucky man has been indicted on 485 counts of distribution and possession of child pornography.

Conventional wisdom says stopping a tax before it becomes law requires much less effort than getting rid of one enacted.

Leaders of the Kentucky League of Cities and Kentucky Association of Counties spent the summer trying to recover from scandals involving excessive spending and lax oversight.

Profile Blogroll Archives Declaring Independence podcast feed YearlyKos 2007 Video of speech on Dover and the Future of the Anti-Evolution Movement Audio of Greg Raymer Interview Posted on: August 12, 2009 9:16 AM, by Ed Brayton Esquire has a very amusing story where one of their reporters follows around Orly Taitz and her tattered band of dupes ...

Floyd Memorial Hospital and Health Services, 1850 State St., New Albany, needs volunteers to help in the gift shop and as patient ambassadors.

Esquire's John Richardson tagged along with birther leader Orly Taitz and some of her followers in Kentucky - quite the spectacle : We set off in a flotilla of cars.

Kinship4Kids, Floyds Knobs, Ind., needs supplies for their Back to School Project for foster children in Louisville and Southern Indiana.

COVINGTON - The wife of a man fatally shot during a standoff last month in Bracken County has filed a federal lawsuit against various law enforcement agencies that responded to the scene.

A 2-year-old girl died Sunday in Bracken County after she was struck by a pickup truck driven by a relative, state police said.

Det. Scott Lengle with Kentucky State Police executed a search warrant Tuesday, in Foster, Ky.

When representatives of music clubs from across Kentucky met for lunch Friday to honor scholarship recipients in Eastern Kentucky University's Stephen Foster Music Camp, they had a pair of special guests on hand.

Authorities shot and killed a man during a standoff late Sunday after they say he attacked them with a construction vehicle, Kentucky State Police said.

The front-end loader which police say Robert Bradford used to attack Bracken County officers and Kentucky State Police on Sunday, May 31, 2009.

An Augusta, Kentucky man is behind bars after police near Columbus found alleged child pornography on his computer.