Beverage group: 18 mayors wrong on sugary drinks
Posted: 11:47 PM - The American Beverage Association says efforts by the mayors of 18 cities to stop food stamps from being used to buy sugary drinks won't make the nation healthier.
UK fans, remember Clifford Rozier?
Then-UK coach Rick Pitino made the 6-foot-11 center a priority when Rozier decided to transfer out of North Carolina.
After playing in a Final Four his freshman season with the Tar Heels, the Bradenton, Fla. native left Chapel Hill and had his sights set on Kentucky.
During an official visit in 1991, UK guard Sean Woods took Rozier to a Kentucky Derby Party in Louisville, which violated the NCAA's 30-mile travel limitation for prospects on official visits. UK and Pitino admitted the mistake and Rozier was free to sign with Louisville.
Rozier parlayed an All-American career with the Cardinals into an NBA career, becoming a first-round pick in 1994.
Now, Rozier is broke, trying to get his life in order, all while battling mental illness. Here is the link to Rozier's amazing story, as he struggles with the fight of his life.
Posted: 11:47 PM - The American Beverage Association says efforts by the mayors of 18 cities to stop food stamps from being used to buy sugary drinks won't make the nation healthier.
Posted: 11:42 PM - After initially defying federal regulators, Chrysler now says it will recall some older-model Jeeps with fuel tanks that could rupture and cause fires in rear-end collisions.
Posted: 11:38 PM - Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Wednesday.
19 mins ago - On Tuesday, new details were released into the investigation of Officer Jason Ellis' murder. He and his family were also honored at the Cincinnati Reds game on Tuesday.
Updated: 11:42 PM - Just weeks ago, he was badly injured after falling from a helicopter in a military exercise, now he's able to walk away from a truck crash with his wife.
Updated: 11:43 PM - Investigators say it sends a clear message that drugs will not be tolerated. More than 20 inmates at the Whitley County Detention Center face new charges after they failed drug tests.
Posted: 6:00 PM - Heavy rains caused major problems in the Perry County community of Big Creek, after flash flooding swept away cars and flooded an elementary school.
Updated: 11:39 PM - A woman faces charges after, police say, she neglected a disabled man she was supposed to be taking care of.
Updated: 7:02 PM - Central Kentucky Bariatric and Pain Management used to be located on East Side Drive in Georgetown, but a little over a year ago, it was forced to shut down because of legal issues. Now, a doctor who used to work here has plead guilty to conspiracy to distribute Oxycodone.
Posted: 5:28 PM - The group from Texas even gave the Eubank church a sizable donation to cover some of their material costs.