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  • Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear has agreed to participate in one of two planned televised forums with his opponents in the November Election. Beshear…
  • An Iraq War veteran is finishing an 8,000 mile hike around the U.S. that began in Louisville last year. Troy Yocum was 33 miles away from Louisville at…
  • Office staff were dealing Friday with the homicide of a Lexington dermatologist found in her car.The Fayette County coroner's office said the death of Dr.…
  • Jack Westwood didn't have much political experience in 1996 when he decided to take on Democratic incumbent state Sen. Joe Meyer. He served one term on…
  • The Labor Department reported Friday that the nation's jobless rate remained unchanged at 9.1 percent in August, as employers added no new workers.
  • The company's website linked to pages about several drugs without mentioning any of the risks they pose in the promotional text, FDA said. Pfizer said it has removed the "cited content" and is working on a response to the agency.
  • National Association for State Boating Law Administrator Deputy Director, Ron Sarver on left with Mike Fields, Kentucky's boating law administrator.
    Boating During Disasters
    A national boating safety organization based in Lexington can play a key role during disasters. The National Association for State Boating Law…
  • While hundreds of thousands of people are still working to recover from last weekend's major weather event (Hurricane Irene) residents of Louisiana, Mississippi and neighboring states are preparing for a tropical storm.
  • For some, it's never too early to put shoppers in a holiday mood. Stores are putting out seasonal merchandise earlier than they used to, several industry experts say. One reason: If they don't jump the gun, their competitors will.
  • At least 42 people have died in the city Jos, Nigeria after clashes between Christians and Muslims.
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