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Trainer cleared of race horse abuse allegations in Kentucky

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January 15, 2015

Campbellsville Fire dept. fined for incident involving ice bucket challenge

36Pab,

January 15, 2015

Labor unions challenge Hardin County right-to-work law

36Pab,

January 15, 2015

Metro Louisville Council President Jim King dies

36Pab,

January 15, 2015

Bardstown mayor helps tackle suspect

36Pab,

January 15, 2015

Law enforcement agencies can cross boundaries in agreement

36Pab,

January 15, 2015

Robert Williams will deliver the annual Bullitt lecture in astronomy at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 31.

University of Louisville gets grant for teacher training

36Pab,

January 15, 2015

Author launching book on quilting in Paducah

36Pab,

January 15, 2015

Martin Luther King Citizenship Award recipient announced

36Pab,

January 15, 2015

Paul: Some game system to get undeserved disability payments

36Pab,

January 14, 2015

Edelen files for re-election as state auditor

36Pab,

January 14, 2015

Quarles files for agriculture commissioner

36Pab,

January 14, 2015

UK measures support for possible capital campaign

36Pab,

January 14, 2015

Foothills Land Conservancy protects more than 11,000 acres

36Pab,

January 14, 2015

Bjorkman named director of Kentucky Museum at Western

36Pab,

January 14, 2015

Customer service center to employ up to 750 in Louisville

36Pab,

January 14, 2015

Kentucky Kingdom operators seeking incentives rebate

36Pab,

January 14, 2015

Sponsors sought for Kentucky summer nutrition program

36Pab,

January 14, 2015

Mediator sought in legislative sexual harassment case

Tom Kenny,

January 13, 2015

All 23 companies are listed in the governor's most recent financial disclosure form and they operate in Virginia

New federal rule seeks to reduce machine-related coal deaths

Tom Kenny,

January 13, 2015

Kentucky State Police ask for information in officer death

36Pab,

January 13, 2015

U of Kentucky, Lorillard agree on use of 'Blu Nation'

36Pab,

January 13, 2015

Paul, Booker will continue push for sentencing reform

36Pab,

January 13, 2015

Agency urges attendance at Fort Campbell meeting

36Pab,

January 13, 2015

State News

Trainer cleared of race horse abuse allegations in Kentucky

Campbellsville Fire dept. fined for incident involving ice bucket challenge

Labor unions challenge Hardin County right-to-work law

Metro Louisville Council President Jim King dies

Bardstown mayor helps tackle suspect

Law enforcement agencies can cross boundaries in agreement

University of Louisville gets grant for teacher training

Author launching book on quilting in Paducah

Martin Luther King Citizenship Award recipient announced

Paul: Some game system to get undeserved disability payments

Edelen files for re-election as state auditor

Quarles files for agriculture commissioner

UK measures support for possible capital campaign

Foothills Land Conservancy protects more than 11,000 acres

Bjorkman named director of Kentucky Museum at Western

Customer service center to employ up to 750 in Louisville

Kentucky Kingdom operators seeking incentives rebate

Sponsors sought for Kentucky summer nutrition program

Mediator sought in legislative sexual harassment case

New federal rule seeks to reduce machine-related coal deaths

Kentucky State Police ask for information in officer death

U of Kentucky, Lorillard agree on use of 'Blu Nation'

Paul, Booker will continue push for sentencing reform

Agency urges attendance at Fort Campbell meeting

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