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Letcher Co. man convicted of manslaughter

Updated: 10:58 PM A Letcher County man is found guilty of manslaughter, not murder, in a case that goes back to 2010 when Samuel Collier shot and killed Mark Sturgill.

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KSP warns of scam

Updated: 11:55 PM Kentucky State Police say citizens in the Cumberland community are receiving phone calls from people in Bolivia.

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Flag Etiquette

Posted: 5:32 PM Flying the flag at half-staff is an area of flag etiquette that most people want to make sure they get right.

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Random Acts of Kindness Week is here

Updated: 10:20 PM This week is known to some as Random Acts of Kindness Week. Its designed to encourage people to do something nice for others.

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Forest fire season begins

Posted: 11:46 PM Even though we've had above normal precipitation this year state officials say we're still at risk for wildfires. Spring forest fire season began earlier this week. Meteorologist Kari Hall shows us the reason wildfires could become a problem as we head into March.

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NEW: Increasing gas costs, rents push up consumer prices

Posted: 10:05 AM The Labor Department says the consumer price index increased 0.2 percent last month, after a flat reading in December. Both November and October were revised slightly higher to show an increase of 0.1 percent and no change, respectively.

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W.Va., Mo. protests planned about Blair Mountain

Posted: 10:01 AM MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) - Activists trying to save West Virginia's Blair Mountain from coal mining are planning protests at two companies that own much of the land where unionizing coal miners fought authorities in 1921.

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University Hospital to search for new partner following merger rejection

Posted: 9:56 AM The University of Louisville trustees voted Thursday to give the university and University Medical Center Inc., the hospital's operator, permission to issue a request for proposals aimed at attracting interest from other health care entities that could stabilize the finances of the area's main safety-net hospital.

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Garment workers could lose jobs to prisoners

Updated: 9:46 AM Ashland Sales and Service President Michael Mansh told The Courier-Journal that he's pushing U.S. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., and Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., to persuade the Defense Department to reverse course (http://cjky.it/AtCLpc ).

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