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$4 million to Kentucky after-school programs
More than $4 million in federal stimulus money will go to child care providers' after-school programs.
Story: Kentucky connections to Fort Hood?
If you are a Kentuckian with any connection to Fort Hood , we would like to hear from you.
Guard tells panel inmates rioted over food
A guard at a Kentucky prison says inmates who rioted and set fire to buildings in August were upset over the food they were being served.
Survey USA Poll: Do you approve of Kentucky's elected leaders?
An exclusive WHAS11/Survey USA poll released Sunday shows widespread disapproval in the bluegrass state.
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Kentucky Supreme Court sex offender residency case appealled
On October 1, the Kentucky Supreme Court joined those of both Ohio and Indiana in holding that sex offender residency laws could not be applied retroactively.
In Wake Of Ohio Vote, Governor Calls Again For Slots
Ohio voters cleared the way in Tuesday's election for casinos to be built in Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, and Toledo.
Kentucky first lady launches coat drive
First lady Jane Beshear is urging Kentuckians to donate coats to help the poor during this year's upcoming winter.
Program Boosts Kentucky College Grads
Project Graduate is geared toward former college students who have at least 90 credits but didn't get a degree.
Kentucky high court denies stay of sex offender residency ruling
FRANKFORT, Ky. - The Kentucky Supreme Court on Monday denied a stay of its recent ruling striking down residency restrictions on sex offenders convicted before July 2006.
Candidate choice in the Kentucky 96th District House race
The Democrats have made their choice of candidate for the upcoming special election to fill the vacant 96th District Kentucky House seat.
Courts - Kentucky Supreme Court won't suspend sex offender ruling
The Kentucky Supreme Court on Monday denied the state's request to suspend its recent ruling which loosened restrictions on where convicted sex offenders may live.
More than 500 charged in largest drug bust in Kentucky history
Kentucky is a beautiful state, with many wonders and treasures to engender a feeling of pride among its citizens.
Al Cross: Community is hard to find in Kentucky
FRANKFORT, Ky. - In a state capital where more damaging budget cuts loom, with no short-term prospects for an infusion of money from the private sector to the public sector, via taxes or gambling, some do-gooders met last week to see if the state and its children can get some long-term help from the foundations and individuals who make up what is ...
Gov. Beshear Announces Kentucky Joins Innovative National Effort to Help Smokers Quit
Gov. Steve Beshear announced today that Kentucky is joining forces with an innovative national effort to curb smoking by providing smokers with resources specifically designed to help those struggling with quitting the habit.
Ryle High School teacher Durell "Butch" Hamm has been named Kentucky Teacher of the Year.
Groups Say New Power Plant Not Needed
A group of environmental organizations and three citizens are asking the state Public Service Commission to halt plans for a coal-fired power plant in eastern Kentucky.
Stimulus Money Available For Kentucky Farms
Gov. Steve Beshear says $850,000 in federal stimulus money is now available to Kentucky farmers for projects to improve energy efficiency.
Largest Drug Bust Underway In Kentucky
FRANKFORT , Ky. a ' The largest drug roundup in Kentuckya TMs history unfolded this week as state, local and federal officers stormed dozens of homes with felony arrest warrants for 518 people, striking at the heart of an illegal prescription drug trafficking organization.
Gov. Beshear announces funds to energize Kentucky agriculture
Gov. Steve Beshear today announced that $850,000 in American Reinvestment and Recovery Act funds are now available to Kentucky's farmers on approved energy efficiency cost-share items.
Another H1N1 Death Reported In Kentucky
The Kentucky Department for Public Health and the Lincoln Trail District Health Department are reporting the first H1N1 influenza-associated death in a Hardin County resident.
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