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Changes considered after hikers rescued
WHITESBURG — Officials in eastern Kentucky said they are considering changes to a popular trail after 40 people had to be rescued recently while sightseeing. Pine Mountain Conference Director Sh...
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Official says redistricting a must
FRANKFORT — Lawmakers need to deal with legislative redistricting this year to avoid chaos heading into next year’s elections, the chairman of the House State Government Committee said Friday. R...
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Free guide available for college freshmen
FRANKFORT — For soon-to-be college freshmen, it’s never too soon to start preparing. The Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority has a free guide to surviving the first year of college. ...
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2 adults, 1 child die in home fire
MONTICELLO — State officials are investigating a house fire in south central Kentucky that killed two adults and a 3-year-old boy. An arson investigator with Kentucky State Police believes the f...
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Business online tax forms available
FRANKFORT — Occupational license tax forms are now available online in Kentucky. Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes says the forms are available for each Kentucky jurisdiction. Grimes...
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Dispute causes health departments to make cuts
LEXINGTON — Health departments across Kentucky continue to make cuts because of a dispute between the state and a managed-care company hired to help serve Medicaid patients. The Lexington Herald...
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Kentucky lawmakers remain at odds on pension reforms
FRANKFORT — No new negotiations meant lawmakers were at odds still Tuesday on how to shore up Kentucky’s financially troubled pension plans for state and local government retirees. House and Sen...
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Stumbo says time out for industrial hemp bill
FRANKFORT — The House Speaker on Monday declared Kentucky’s industrial hemp bill dead, although proponents of the measure insist it’s not too late to revive it in the waning days of the session. ...
Mar 12, 2013 | 0 0 comments | 1 1 recommendations | email to a friend
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Lawmakers remain at impasse on pension plan differences
FRANKFORT — Weekend discussions on fixing the financially troubled pension plans for state and local government retirees elicited starkly different reactions from the legislative leaders who attend...
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Money, funeral services given for house fire victims
GRAY — Under rainy skies on Monday, fire investigators sifted through the charred remains of a house where seven people died in a weekend fire, while offers of support ranged from free funeral serv...
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