May 18, 2013
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Health board weighs restaurant grade policy
OWENSBORO — A western Kentucky health board is considering a new policy that would require restaurants to prominently post a letter grade corresponding to their department inspection scores. The...
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School sued over timeout punishment
WINCHESTER — The parents of a central Kentucky kindergarten student have filed a $5 million lawsuit over their daughter being put into a dark room for six minutes as part of a timeout. Matthew a...
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Ex-UK official will be Rupp project manager
LEXINGTON — Former University of Kentucky executive vice president for finance and admission Frank Butler has been tapped as the new project manager for the Rupp Arena Arts and Entertainment Distri...
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State revamps child support website
HOPKINSVILLE — Kentucky has revamped its child support division website to allow people to make credit card payments and employers to submit information for background checks online. Department ...
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Lingering death penalty case takes toll on family
COVINGTON — Gayle Williamson Cummings and Michelle Hubert sat just feet apart, separated by an aisle and a security guard. They didn’t look at each other or speak with each other, even though they ...
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State to change execution method
Kentucky officials signaled Thursday they will change how prisoners are executed, opening the door to using a single drug instead of the current three-drug method that has been challenged by inmate...
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Hospital lays off undisclosed number of workers
ASHLAND — A spokesman for King’s Daughters Medical Center in Ashland says the hospital has laid off workers and is closing at least one satellite center. The Independent in Ashland reported that...
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Daniel Boone Forest included in caves, mines order
LEXINGTON — The Daniel Boone National Forest is included in an order that’s been renewed closing all caves and abandoned mines on federal forest land in the southeastern United States. The Lexin...
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Swimming advisories extended for streams
FRANKFORT — The Kentucky Division of Water and Division of Public Health Protection and Safety say swimming advisories issued last summer will remain in effect because of high levels of fecal colif...
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Former amusement park in bad shape
LOUISVILLE — The new partners who are working toward reopening the former Kentucky Kingdom amusement park say the facility is in bad condition and may not reopen until 2014. The Courier-Journal ...
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