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  • A school advocate urged state regulators to find a way to lessen the pain on public schools as they consider whether to approve Kentucky Utilities Co.’s…
  • As Louisville suffers a string of bad air quality days due to high ozone levels, the Obama Administration has announced that it’s withdrawing a proposal…
  • James Murdoch said he was not accepting the bonus because of the phone hacking scandal that's rocked the company. He said it was "the right thing to do."
  • Clemens' new trial, which will ask a jury to decide whether the baseball star lied about using steroids, will start April 17, 2012.
  • The Labor Department's report of zero job growth in August will make President Obama's speech on jobs next Thursday even more challenging. Millions are unemployed, and for those who have jobs, the average hourly earnings and the average number of hours worked decreased.
  • Campbell is a legend who's losing his own history: The country singer, guitarist and former television host is in the early stages of Alzheimer's.
  • The TV comic's political action committee — Americans For A Better Tomorrow, Tomorrow — is just one of hundreds of outside groups legally allowed to make "unlimited independent expenditures" in the 2012 presidential race. But the people who run those groups are increasingly close to the candidates themselves.
  • Moammar Gadhafi championed the vision of a United States of Africa. As Libya is on the cusp of what appears to be the post-Gadhafi era, the African Union has not officially recognized the rebel leadership and has expressed concern over the plight of black Africans mistaken for Gadhafi's fighters in Libya.
  • Jay Young, owner of Colorado Gators, teaches brave souls willing to pay $100 how to wrestle alligators. His family once used the alligators as garbage disposals for their fish farm, but over the years the gators became the main attraction.
  • The center of the storm lurched across Louisiana's Gulf Coast on Sunday, dumping torrential rains that threatened low-lying communities in a foreshadowing of what cities further inland could face in coming days.
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