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Associated Press Eric Clark, a public defender with the Department of Public Advocacy, speaks with his client Monday in a courtroom in Bowling Green.
Caseloads increasing for public defenders
BOWLING GREEN — Public defenders across Kentucky are dealing with bigger caseloads. Public defenders were assigned 152,727 new cases in 2011 compared to 151,280 the previous year and 108,078 nin...
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Farmers face paltry yields, hay deficit
LOUISVILLE — Kentucky agriculture is reeling from a summertime one-two punch of blistering heat and dry conditions, and farmers are feeling the pain from the prospects of shrinking income and infla...
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Horse Park looks for stability
LEXINGTON — The Kentucky Horse Park seems to have it all — except a way to break even financially. The park in Lexington has hosted the 2010 World Equestrian Games, the Adequan FEI North America...
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Artist still preserving historic murals
ASHLAND — When artist David Musselman was hired to preserve historic murals at the Paramount Arts Center in Ashland, he had no idea he’d still be busy with the job almost 30 years later. But he ...
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Associated Press Adam Crider, 9, flies above a virtual Fort Campbell as he works the joystick of a UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter simulator at Fort Campbell.
A dream takes flight, thanks to a promise
FORT CAMPBELL — Adam Crider, 9, wrote a letter to the troops last year that ended up in Afghanistan in the hands of Lt. Col. Scott Gerblick, in which the boy wrote, “You and every other Army man, d...
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President, provost won’t eat Chick-fil-A
LEXINGTON, — University of Louisville’s president and provost have decided not to eat at Chick-fil-A restaurants and called the company’s statements opposing gay marriage “offensive and unnecessar...
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Day care involved in crash accused of fraud
LOUISVILLE — A state investigation into a Louisville day care that was involved in a deadly van crash found the business was falsifying attendance records to overbill a government child-care subsid...
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Massive Louisville drug ring exposed
LOUISVILLE — Federal officials say they have broken up what could be the largest drug ring in Louisville. According to court documents, Spencer County resident Michael A. McCarthy Jr. led the op...
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Cable customers to lose NFL Network
COVINGTON— Some Kentucky cable customers will be losing the NFL Network as Time Warner pulls the football channel from the lineup provided to former Insight customers over a disagreement on pricing...
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New panel reviews teacher effectiveness
FRANKFORT — Five Kentucky teachers told a newly formed advisory panel Friday that student achievement should be part of teacher evaluations in the future, but factors besides test scores should be ...
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