Chief Justice Minton testifies before legislative committee about impact of proposed budget cuts to state court system
Chief Justice Minton testifies before legislative committee
about impact of proposed budget cuts to state court system
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VCSO: Evansville Man Charged with Rape and Criminal Confinement
An Evansville has been charged with the alleged rape and confinement of his live in girlfriend.
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Union Co. School Board approves make-up days calendar; hears affect proposed state education budget cuts will have on district
School board members approved the make-up calendar, and heard how the governor’s proposed budget cuts to education could affect the school district.
Whitfield Leads 34 Senators, 171 Representatives in Filing Amicus Brief, Urging Circuit Court to Block EPA Attempt to Transform the Nation’s Electricity Sector
Whitfield Leads 34 Senators, 171 Representatives in Filing Amicus Brief, Urging Circuit Court to Block EPA Attempt to Transform the Nation’s Electricity Sector
Ex-candidate found guilty of not reporting child sex abuse
ELIZABETHTOWN, Ky. (AP) — A former Democratic state House candidate has been found guilty of failing to report child abuse in a case involving students at an education program run by the Kentucky National Guard.
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Brown Bag Series Lecture to Focus on Growing Your Small Business
Henderson – Growing your business and deciding where you want your company to be in the next 5 years will be the focus of Kyndle’s next Brown Bag Series lecture scheduled for Monday, Feb. 29.
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McConnell Delivers Tribute Honoring the Life of Justice Scalia
McConnell: ‘He is, in my view, in league with Oliver Wendell Holmes, Louis Brandeis, and John Marshall Harlan as perhaps the most significant associate justices ever… Justice Scalia was an articulate champion of the Constitution, he was a personality unto himself, and his passing is a significant loss for the court and for our country.’
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Louisville Man Charged In The Shooting Of A United States Postal Carrier
Louisville, Ky. – A Louisville man appeared before U.S. Magistrate Judge Dave Whalin today, charged by Criminal Complaint with the assault of a United States Postal Carrier (while engaged in the performance of his official duties) and with the discharge of a firearm during the commission of a violent offense.
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Open house planned for opening of Mine Training Facility
HARLAN, Ky. (AP) — The Kentucky Coal Academy is planning an event next month to mark the opening of its new Mine Training Facility in southeastern Kentucky.
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Former School Administrator And Retired Colonel Found Guilty Of Failing To Report Child Abuse At Bluegrass Challenge Academy
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – A retired Colonel in the Kentucky National Guard and the former Director of Bluegrass Challenge Academy was found guilty last week in U.S. Magistrate Court of failing to report child abuse, announced United States Attorney John E. Kuhn, Jr.
Whitfield Statement In Tribute of Henderson County Judge Executive Hugh McCormick
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Rep. Ed Whitfield (KY-01), issued the following statement coinciding with the funeral services of Henderson County Judge Executive, Donald “Hugh” McCormick, Jr.:
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Statewide Tornado Safety Drill scheduled for Tuesday morning
The National Weather Service and the Kentucky Emergency Alert System will conduct a TORNADO DRILL Tuesday morning in support of the Governor’s order naming February “Severe Storm Preparedness Month.”
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Fayette County judge-executive urges elimination of his job
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Fayette County Judge-Executive John Roberts has asked Kentucky lawmakers to put a measure on the statewide ballot to abolish his job. A House panel has taken the first step toward doing that.
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2 Union County 911 Dispatchers Graduate Public Safety Academy
Two Union County women were among 24 dispatchers who graduated Friday from the Public Safety Dispatch Academy at the Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training.
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Officer joins Henderson Police Department after graduating basic training
The Henderson Police Department has a new officer after he graduated Friday from basic training at the Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training. Christopher J. Pugh was among 22 officers who completed 22 weeks of training, which consisted of 888 hours of recruit-level officer academy instruction that included homeland security, law offenses and procedures, vehicle
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