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Associated Press Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., accompanied by Sen. John Cornyn (left), R-Texas, and Sen. John Thune, R-S.D., speaks to reporters outside the Senate on June 26 in Washington following a political strategy session with other GOP Senate leaders. On Monday, McConnell said the odds are against repealing the health care law championed by President Barack Obama.
McConnell: Odds long to undo health care law
ELIZABETHTOWN — It’s on his to-do list, but U.S. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell says the odds are against repealing the health care law championed by President Barack Obama. The Kentucky...
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National art show calls for submissions
FRANKFORT — The Kentucky National Wildlife Art Exhibit opens this fall in Henderson, and officials are asking artists to submit entries. The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources sa...
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U of L relies more on its own fundraising
LOUISVILLE — For the first time, the University of Louisville will rely more on its own fundraising than state general fund money to educate students. U of L President Jim Ramsey says it’s an om...
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Associated Press GlaxoSmithKline LLC will pay $3 billion and plead guilty to promoting two popular drugs for unapproved uses and to failing to disclose important safety information on a third in the largest health-care fraud settlement in U.S. history, the Justice Department said Monday.
Kentucky to recover $28 million
FRANKFORT — Kentucky will recover more than $28 million from a legal settlement resolving a dispute with prescription drug maker GlaxoSmithKline. Attorney General Jack Conway announced the settl...
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Associated Press Race traffic waits to get out of the track after the inaugural NASCAR Sprint Cup Series auto race at the Kentucky Speedway in Sparta on July 10, 2011.
Beshear pleased repairs headed off second raceday traffic jam
FRANKFORT — A smooth flow of traffic into and out of the Kentucky Motor Speedway over the weekend shows that improvements designed to prevent a repeat of last year’s gridlock were successful, Gov. ...
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Gem mining offered at Cumberland Falls State Park
CORBIN — People visiting Cumberland Falls State Park can try their hand at gem mining. The park in southeastern Kentucky has added a gem mining sluice as a new attraction. The sluice can handle ...
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Cosmetics maker eyeing Kentucky expansion
COVINGTON — Cosmetics maker L’Oreal USA is proposing a $42 million expansion at its plant in Kenton County that could add more than 200 jobs. The Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority’...
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Groom’s killer remains a mystery
LOUISVILLE — In the hours after I’ll Have Another won the 138th Kentucky Derby and set the racing world abuzz about a possible Triple Crown run, Adan Fabian Perez finished his work day at the horse...
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Associated Press Ryan Smith (left) and Clarissa Peterson look for emerging butterflies during the Butterfly Celebration on June 24 at Lost River Cave's Butterfly Habitat in Bowling Green. About 100 Painted Ladies butterflies were released.
Butterflies wow young and old at sanctuary
BOWLING GREEN — Josh Bolinger sits inside a butterfly sanctuary, carefully gripping his envelope. The 6-year-old slowly opens the envelope and cautiously peeks inside, squinting his eyes as he star...
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Woman sets fire to home trying to kill bugs
CARLISLE — Fire officials say a central Kentucky woman doused her couch in alcohol in an attempt to kill bed bugs, but dropped a lit cigarette on the furniture and started a fire. About 30 peopl...
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