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- Forest Service tackling remains of ice storm
The U.S. Forest Service plan for dealing with the ravages of last winter's ice storm at Land Between the Lakes includes debris removal and letting nature take its course.
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- Corps to install floodgates in Hickman floodwall
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has announced plans to install permanent flood gates at two gaps in the floodwall in Hickman.
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- Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky airport gets update
The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport has a new $23 million security checkpoint building, where airline passengers will be screened before heading off to catch their flights.
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- Fort Hood shooting suspect taken off ventilator
A U.S. Army spokesman says the man authorities say went on a shooting spree at Fort Hood has been taken off a ventilator but still remains in intensive care at a military hospital.
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- Somerset Police investigate murder
Somerset police are investigating a murder that took place early Saturday morning.
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- H1N1 clinics draw big crowds
There were long lines at 2 public H1N1 clinics in Lexington Saturday.
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- H1N1 clinic opens Saturday morning in Lexington
Clinics weren't scheduled to open until 9 a.m., here in Lexington, but at six o'clock, people were already out in lawn chairs to make sure they got the vaccine.
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- Preparations underway for H1N1 vaccine clinics
County health departments across central Kentucky are gearing up for the first round of large scale H1N1 vaccine clinics in the region.
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- Did bad food spark prison riot?
A correctional officer at the Northpoint Training Center says inmates were upset over the quality of the food there. A riot at the prison in August damaged several buildings.
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- Rite Aid employee fights back during attempted robbery
A quick-thinking employee likely kept a pharmacy from being robbed from a man wearing a disguise. Now Crime Stoppers is asking for your help to find the suspect they believe tried to rob a Lexington Rite Aid.
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- Police in Williamsburg say they've arrested major drug dealer
It began with the serving of an arrest warrant, police say it ended with a major drug dealer in jail.
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- Charitable organization will no longer operate on a year round basis
A charitable organization will no longer operate on a year-round basis in Perry County.
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- Official says, "Coal could be a hero"
Some eastern Kentucky officials believe Kentucky should use coal to lead not only the nation, but lead the world in developing clean energy.
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- Bill would protect domestic violence victims
It's a law that if passed will give victims of domestic violence a fighting chance.
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- Ankle monitors for DVO offenders? Amanda's Law heard in committee
It's designed to give victims of domestic violence fair warning if an offender wearing an ankle bracelet monitor is in the area.
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- Fugitive is recaptured while wearing Hannah Montana pajamas
Police in southern Kentucky nab a fugitive in his Hannah Montana Pajamas.
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- Two people face drug charges
Officials say they found nearly 300 OxyContin pills and dozens of Xanax pills in the car during the stop.
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- Missing Lexington woman found safe
Lexington police have found a missing woman safe tonight, hours after issuing a Golden Alert for her.
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- When unemployment last hit 10%
WASHINGTON (AP) - The last time unemployment climbed past 10 percent, "The A-Team" was one of the top 10 TV shows and Michael Jackson was about to release "Thriller."
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- Copper thieves hit Lexington church
A Lexington church struggles to find ways to pay for repairs to it's heating and air unit after thieves tear it apart.
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- Monument for military women to be unveiled in Kentucky
WEST LIBERTY, Ky. (AP) - There will be a new monument in eastern Kentucky to honor women who have served in the military.
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- Local police officer deploying to Afghanistan
For the second time, a Central Kentucky police officer is getting ready to serve his country in Afghanistan.
- Details emerge about Fort Hood suspect's history
WASHINGTON (AP) - He was by turns caring and contentious, a man quick to say "I am blessed" in casual greeting yet one who seemed to stew in discontent that he could not always keep to himself.
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- 1 dead, 5 hurt in Orlando office shooting
A gunman opened fire Friday in the offices of an engineering firm where he was let go more than two years ago, authorities said, killing one person and injuring five others.
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- Businessman under investigation for allegedly stealing from church
A well-known Kentucky businessman is under investigation, accused of stealing from a church.
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- Police arrest suspected bank robber after chase, crash
Kentucky authorities are busy trying to nab a suspected bank robber.
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- Soldiers at Fort Knox react to Fort Hood shootings
The shootings at Fort Hood sent shock waves across much of the country.
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- Obama to sign homebuyer, jobless bill assistance
Longtime jobless people and prospective homebuyers will be the main beneficiaries when President Barack Obama signs a $24 billion economic stimulus bill today.
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- Robber hits hotel dressed in drag, armed with Taser
The suspect is described as a white man dressed as a woman. He was wearing a red or brown wig with a tan jacket, black toboggan and black gloves.
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- Drug store workers fight off would-be robber
Police say a man wearing a paper bag, with holes cut out for his eyes, walked into the back room of the store on Nicholasville Road at Malabu Drive after 5 a.m.
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- Marching bands to invade Louisville this weekend
Schedules for the four semi-finals competitions.
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- Grandmother & her grandson admit to jury tampering
A Magoffin County woman and her grandson admit to tampering with a jury.
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- Hundreds gather to discuss climate change
The Pikeville Chamber of Commerce hosted the summit Thursday night in hopes of educating business leaders about the controversial issue and how it affects our region.
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- AG asks Supreme Court to rule on sex offender law
Attorney General Jack Conway is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to suspend the Kentucky Supreme Court's recent ruling which loosened restrictions on where convicted sex offenders may live.
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- Thayer proposes gambling constitutional amendment
A state senator is proposing a constitutional amendment that - if approved by the General Assembly and then voters - would allow video gambling machines in Kentucky.
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- Police name suspects in stolen baby formula investigation
Several thieves target a Central Kentucky Walmart in the middle of the day making off with thousands of dollars worth of baby formula. Now police have named the suspects they say are caught on tape.
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- Mock Disaster at Alice Lloyd College
It was a training session for a potential catastrophe.
- Caught In The Fast Lane '09
Between January 1, 2009 and October 1, 2009, officers for the Lexington Police Department issued 12,800 speeding tickets, nearly a thousand more than the same period last year.
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- Southern Kentucky doctor suspended in Tennessee over sex allegations
Dr. Larry E. Perry cannot see patients in Tennessee, but there's no sign that prohibition applies to his practice in Kentucky.
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- Man convicted of murder 25 years ago is expected to spend the rest of his life in prison
A man convicted in a high profile murder case that happened nearly 25 years ago is expected to spend the rest of his life in prison.
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- Couple is arrested after they were found passed out in drive-thru
A central Kentucky couple is arrested after police say they were found passed out in the drive-thru lane of a restaurant!
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- Charitable giving down
The still sagging economy takes its toll on charities in Lexington and all across America.
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- Police: Man hits school bus, then drives off
Authorities in Casey County later caught the suspects at a nearby gas station.
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- Two women are arrested after police find a meth lab
Two women are arrested after a meth lab is found in Laurel County.
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- H1N1 flu clinic this weekend
The Laurel County Health Department will be hosting an H1N1 flu clinic 9am -3 pm or while supplies last Saturday November 7th, 2009.
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- University of Kentucky hosts coal forum
Eastern Kentucky officials say coal is to eastern Kentucky's economy what Toyota is to the Blue Grass and say the state cannot afford to lose it.
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- Man arrested on meth related charges
A Clay County man is in jail accused of having a mobile meth lab in his car.
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- Congress extends jobless benefits to record levels
WASHINGTON (AP) - Congress on Thursday decisively approved an extension of unemployment benefits for almost two million people out of work nearly a year or more as the U.S. continues to lose jobs.
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- Neighbor: Fort Hood suspect emptied his apartment
An Army psychiatrist suspected of opening fire on fellow soldiers at Fort Hood cleaned out his apartment in the days before the rampage that left 13 people dead, a neighbor said Friday.
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- Suicide eyed in census worker case
WASHINGTON (AP) - Investigators probing the death of a Kentucky census worker found hanging from a tree with the word "fed" scrawled on his chest increasingly doubt he was killed because of his government job and are pursuing the possibility he committed suicide, law enforcement officials told The Associated Press.
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