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Supreme Court ruling benefits sick coal miners

Posted: 1:55 PM The Kentucky Supreme Court has ruled that the state is violating the constitutional rights of coal miners suffering from black lung disease by setting up an arduous system of medical screenings to qualify for worker's compensation.

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West Virginia State Police unveil new website

Posted: 8:18 AM State Police Superintendent Col. Jay Smithers says the enhanced features expand the agency's ability to inform, educate and notify citizens of missing persons and dangerous situations.

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ARH Heart Institute offering new procedure

Posted: 12:32 AM The ARH Heart Institute at the Hazard ARH Regional Medical Center and UK HealthCare are continuing their fight against heart disease by offering a minimally invasive surgical treatment option to repair abdominal aortic aneurysm.

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Fourth person faces a murder charge

Posted: 11:03 PM A fourth person now faces a murder charge for the death of a man whose body was found in a wrecked car on December 1st.

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EPA tells nation's dirty power plants to clean up

Posted: 10:46 PM WASHINGTON (AP) - Clean up or shut down. That's the decision facing hundreds of the nation's oldest and dirtiest power plants under an Environmental Protection Agency rule announced Wednesday that will force plants to control mercury and other toxic pollutants for the first time.

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Hazard police chief will retire

Posted: 6:57 PM Ronnie Bryant told the city commission this week he feels like the time is right to step aside.

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Economists predict modest growth in state revenue

Posted: 6:52 PM FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - A panel of economic advisers is predicting modest growth in state revenue over the next two years, despite uncertainties in the global economy that could spell trouble.

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Sykes still has jobs

Updated: 7:10 PM One month ago Sykes had 100 jobs available and still has 70 positions open.

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