June 19, 2013
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Nunn apologizes to family of woman he killed
LEXINGTON — A former Kentucky lawmaker serving life in prison apologized publicly for the first time Friday to the family of his former fiancée, whom he pleaded guilty to shooting and killing in Le...
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Fertilizer byproduct criticized
LOUISVILLE — Some Kentucky farmers and scientists are criticizing a loan given to a Louisville company that produces fertilizer from coal plant waste, saying it doesn’t benefit the state’s ag indus...
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Police making arrests in sweep
COVINGTON — Police in northern Kentucky are searching for dozens of drug suspects after a three-month investigation. The Kentucky Enquirer reports officers in Covington had warrants for 42 peopl...
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Businessman pleads guilty in federal cigarette tax case
LOUISVILLE — A Florida tobacco distributor long watched by federal investigators pleaded guilty Thursday to conspiracy in a scheme to avoid paying taxes owed on online cigarette sales in Kentucky. ...
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Hearing begins for soldier charged with fatal shooting
FORT KNOX — A hearing is under way at Fort Knox for a soldier who is accused of fatally shooting a civilian worker at the central Kentucky Army post. Reporters say the Article 32 hearing began Wed...
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Emotional funeral for slain Bardstown officer
BARDSTOWN — An emotional funeral for a Bardstown police officer shot to death on a highway exit ramp ended Thursday with his fellow officers placing white flowers on his casket and saluting, one by...
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Kentucky college savings plan helping thousands
LOUISVILLE — State officials are celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Kentucky Education Savings Plan Trust. The state savings plan has helped thousands of Kentuckians pay for college. The pl...
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State prison passes audit
EDDYVILLE — Kentucky State Penitentiary in Eddyville received the highest score ever recorded for the prison in its recent re-accreditation audit with the American Correctional Association. The ...
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Bears return, sightings near Middlesboro
MIDDLESBORO — National park officials in eastern Kentucky say bears have returned to Middlesboro and along the periphery of the city. There have been multiple sightings of bears but rangers beli...
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Jailer concerned about future of work crews
OWENSBORO — A western Kentucky jailer is concerned that an increase in the number of state inmates being released monthly will curtail his ability to send work crews to help nonprofit groups. Da...
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