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Big Coal Wins Fight to Name U of Kentucky Dorm After Coal
A group led by Alliance Coal has received approval from the University of Kentucky to build a new $7 million dorm for the men's basketball team.
Jockey hospitalized after accident at Keeneland
She was injured Frida9 when mount Golden Stride clipped heels and fell during the firs4 race, her third at the Keeneland fall meet.
Glasgow Daily Times, Glasgow, KY
Ronnie Ellis: Policymakers, not administrators, created jails problems
Lawmakers on the Interim Joint Committee on Local Government hammered Corrections Commissioner LaDonna Thompson with questions.
UK study sees link between spirituality, sex among women
Spirituality and religion may seem similar, but they can have vastly different influences on sexual behavior, according to a University of Kentucky study.
Dream job: Writing for a soap opera
As a young boy, Rex M. Best would rush home from school to watch his soap operas.
Lexington Police say a man was walking into his apartment building on East Maxwell when he was grabbed by the robber shortly before 11 p.m. Sunday.
Trustees Approve New Name: Wildcat Coal Lodge
University of Kentucky officials have approved the name of a new residence hall for the University of Kentucky men's basketball team.
Farmer ponders run for governor
FRANKFORT - University of Kentucky basketball icon Richie Farmer said Tuesday he is considering a run for governor on the Republican ticket.
Researchers Test New Treatment for Alzheimer's
LEXINGTON, Ky. Researchers from the University of Kentucky Sanders-Brown Center on Aging will begin testing an intriguing new approach to slowing down the progression of Alzheimer's Disease using Intravenous Immune Globulin , also known as gammaglobulin.
Beetles' seasonal swarm is back in region
Although the swarms may have dissipated, don't be surprised if you have more ladybugs knocking on your door in the coming days as the autumn temperature continues to fluctuate.
Donors Want 'Coal' In Name Of New Dorm For Players
The Lexington Herald-Leader reports that donors have put up $7 million for the new residence, but there's a catch.
Readers Write - - - Talk to your teen To the Editor: Motor vehicle crashes remain the leading cause of death among adolescents and young adults in the U.S.A Here in Kentucky, statistics from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet show that drivers between the ages of 15 and 20 were involved in more than 26,000 collisions in 2008, resulting in 141 ...
Boehl Stopher & Graves: James M. Inman has joined the firm as an associate in the Lexington office.
Nursing Student Named Tylenol Scholar
LEXINGTON, Ky. Kristyn Mickley, a sophomore studying nursing at the University of Kentucky, has been awarded one of 40 Tylenol Scholarships presented by the company.
Murder defendant charged in threatening case
A Berea man facing a March 2010 murder trial in connection with an alleged drunken-driving accident has been charged with terroristic threatening in a new incident.
Flu Prompts Limits On Hospital Visits
Among those tightening visitation rules is the University of Kentucky Medical Center in Lexington.
Don't let anxiety keep you from visiting the dentist
Forget about ghosts and goblins. Having to go to the dentist is enough to give some people the willies.
Uk Asks To Extend Smoking Ban To City Sidewalks
The Urban City Council in Lexington is being asked to close a four-foot loophole in the University of Kentucky's new no-smoking policy the city sidewalks on campus.
Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Announces $7 Million In Funding For...
Main Category: Water - Air Quality / Agriculture Also Included In: Genetics Article Date: 19 Oct 2009 - 10:00 PDT Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced more than $7 million in grants for research on the biology of plant processes and traits which can be used to breed crops with enhanced value and resilience to climate stress .
Lexington Commerce Group Touring Eastern Kentucky
The group stopped in several places across the mountains including Jackson and Hazard.
Children's Hospital Doctors Receive Grants
LEXINGTON, Ky. While the nation struggles with the big picture of health care, pediatricians throughout America and here in Kentucky continue to advocate for access to care for underserved kids in their local communities.
While we are not certain just how far $2 million will go toward improving dental care in Kentucky, but as former newspaper publisher Al Smith, retired host of "Comment on Kentucky" and former chairman of the Appalachian Regional Commission, said: At least "it's a start" and "a promise kept." The ARC and the Health Resources and Services ...
Hatfield to discuss climate change and its effects on agriculture at...
Originally published October 12, 2009 at 11:30 p.m., updated October 12, 2009 at 11:35 p.m. Who is Jerry L. Hatfield Laboratory director for the National Laboratory for Agriculture and the Environment in Ames, Iowa Earned a bachelor's degree in agronomy from Kansas State University, a master's degree in agronomy from the University of Kentucky and ...
Olmert's speech at Univeristy of Kentucky draws protests
A speech by former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert Wednesday night on the University of Kentucky campus filled the Singletary Center for the Arts and also saw dozens of protesters.
UK Libraries Dean Carol Pitts Diedrichs to Resign
LEXINGTON, Ky. Carol Pitts Diedrichs, dean of libraries and the William T. Young Endowed Chair at the University of Kentucky Libraries , has announced she will resign that position Jan.
Gov. Beshear seeks better dental health
Dr. Mike Porter, the executive director of the Kentucky Dental Association, said, "It's a start." Al Smith, former newspaper publisher, host of Comment on Kentucky and chairman of the Appalachian Research Commission under President Jimmy Carter, called it "a promise kept." It is a nearly $2 million state initiative, paid for by grants from the ARC ...
Former men's basketball coach Billy Gillispie and the University of Kentucky have settled their cases over his firing for nearly $3 million, the school said Tuesday.
Crime Bulletin Issued on UK Campus
A safety advisory has been issued for students and faculty after an armed robbery on the University of Kentucky campus.
Gray crash sends six to hospital
Times-Tribune Staff Report A Friday afternoon crash sent six people, including a pregnant woman, to three different hospitals, but all for relatively minor injuries.
UK Student Robbed On Campus, Advisory Issued
The University of Kentucky has issued a safety advisory after an armed robbery on campus.
Calipari: No Politics In Jersey Gesture To Obama
University of Kentucky basketball coach John Calipari has learned that fans are passionate about more than just Wildcats basketball.
Critical Condition: Oral Infections Tax Emergency Room Resources
The Northern Kentucky Health Department says as many as 20% of emergency room visits are oral health related.
University Creates Own Ems Team Of Students
Students at a Kentucky university have started their own team of trained emergency medical technicians to provide medical care at campus events, joining about 300 similar programs around the country.
Six injured in two-vehicle wreck near Corbin Friday afternoon
A Williamsburg woman, who is five months pregnant, had to be flown out from the scene following a two-vehicle wreck Friday afternoon in Gray that injured five other people.
Madison Central student charged with assault in stabbing
A 17-year-old Madison Central High School student has been charged with first-degree assault for allegedly stabbing a fellow student during a fight at the school Thursday afternoon.
Student Injured, Another Arrested After Stabbing
One high school student has been hospitalized and another arrested after a stabbing at a central Kentucky high school.
Two airlifted after wreck near Levi Jackson
Two people were flown to the University of Kentucky Medical Center, five others were taken to Saint Joseph-London, and two were not injured following an accident at Levi Jackson Mill Road and KY 1006 at 8 p.m. Saturday night.
Some areas running short on seasonal flu shots
At a time when doctors are urging people to get shots early, some areas of Kentucky are running short on the vaccine for seasonal flu.
Organization objects to Sex Toy Company's Sponsorship of University
The University of Kentucky's "Sex Week" is raising eyebrows on and off campus. Organizers say "Sex Week" activities were designed to improve students understanding of intimacy and "sexual literacy", but some of the activities and the week's main sponsor are drawing criticism.
Man ejected from vehicle in Ky. 80 wreck
A Casey County man was airlifted to Lexington following an accident Tuesday morning on Ky.
UK Students Show Solar Car To Toyota Executives
Several University of Kentucky students stopped by Erlanger Wednesday to meet with Toyota executives about their solar car.
UK to Dedicate Science Library
LEXINGTON, Ky. The public is invited to attend an information showcase and dedication ceremony for the new Science Library at the University of Kentucky beginning at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Oct.
Trial date set in Gillispie DUI case
A trial date was set Monday for former University of Kentucky men's basketball coach Billy Gillispie, according to the Anderson County Circuit Clerk's office.
UK's solar car wins races, raves
ERLANGER - Workers at Toyota Motor Engineering and Manufacturing headquarters here are used to seeing the latest auto technology, but a year-old project of University of Kentucky students turned plenty of heads Wednesday.
Only God can make a tree. But 2,000 workers, earning $18.75 an hour, could make a forest from the barren wastelands left by the coal industry in Central Appalachia.
Crash snarls rush-hour traffic on Versailles Road
Two people were injured in a five-vehicle crash that shut down Versailles Road at Man o' War Boulevard on Friday afternoon.
Sex Week: UK campus abuzz about birds and bees
Cryptic, neon green signs popped up around the University of Kentucky in recent weeks declaring: "Sex Week @ UK ... It's coming.
Lexington man charged with murder in the slaying of teen at gas station
A Lexington man was arrested Friday and charged with murder in the death of a teenager who was shot at a gas station last month, Lexington police said.
Woman hospitalized after struck by car
A Richmond woman remains hospitalized in "serious condition" at the University of Kentucky Medical Center in Lexington one week after being struck by a car.
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