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Editorial | Janie Miller's exit
In many ways, Janie Miller's is a crucial but thankless job. As secretary for the state Cabinet for Health and Family Services, she presides over a sprawling bureaucracy that is tasked with providing a safety net for Kentucky's most vulnerable citizens.
Reader Letters | Going Rastafarian
President Obama should not only stop requiring businesses owned by religious institutions to observe federal laws or regulation if they run counter to their religious beliefs, but sign a law forbidding state and/or federal agencies to interfere with religious practices.
Louisville jury rules for Becker Law Office in amputation lawsuit
The buildup to the Super Bowl, as well as the past week in Indy, encompassed much more than a game.
Counselor quits Houston PTSD group, medals doubted
A Houston-area man has quit as a post-traumatic stress counselor for veterans after records do not back his claim of earning numerous war medals.
Army post newspaper changing name
It's been known as the Turret for 63 years, but Thursday will be the last day the Fort Knox weekly newspaper is published under that name.
Batavia to save $200,000 a by refinancing bridge bonds
BATAVIA – City officials hope to save about $200,000 by refinancing $1.6 million in bonds originally issued in 2005 to help pay for the reconstruction of the Wilson Street bridge.
Human Resources Command upgrades website
The Human Resources Command at Fort Knox, Ky., has launched the first phase of a two-part program to streamline and upgrade its website.
Ft. Knox Army Reservists honored for Iraq service
FORT KNOX, KY - They're back from Iraq and home at last. Approximately 215 Army Reserve Soldiers from the 8-229th Attack, Reconnaissance Battalion were honored at a Welcome Home Warrior Citizen ceremony Sunday.
February Fog on The Breakfast Show this morning
I know some of you are wide awake and ready to take on the world after skipping the Super bowl last night.
Sunshine and rainbows: A February day well-spent at Otter Creek
Otter Creek recently had filled its banks with a torrent of muddy water, evidence of which was clearly visible in the mud-streaked, matted grass fringing the lip of the bank.
Man arrested for posing as officer
Police in central Kentucky have arrested a man who showed up at an animal shelter armed and wearing a military uniform claiming he was an animal control officer from Fort Knox.
Anthony Wales to Western Kentucky
Three weeks after saying he wanted to be the "face of the program" and saying he was verbally committing to the University of Louisville, Central High School running back Anthony Wales has signed with Western Kentucky University.
Soldier home in time for birthday
Specialist Four Johnny Earl Frambo II graduated from Wolfson High School in 2006 and joined the Army in June 2010.
Lebanon, KY man arrested at Taylor Co. Animal Shelter
Lebanon, KY man arrested at Taylor Co. Animal Shelter A Lebanon man, Lee Otto, 31, 3365 St.
Soldier, a York High grad, welcomed home from Afghanistan
John Mixon, Wells-Ogunquit American Legion Commander, presents Nicholas Lumenello with a plaque thanking him for his service in Afghanistan.
Army Mom Surprises Daughter from Afghanistan
It's been nearly 365 days since U.S. Army Specialist, Stacy Brukardt held her 5-year-old daughter Corysta.
James R. Carroll | More military bases may close
President Barack Obama doesn't submit his fiscal 2013 federal budget to Congress until Feb.
Cloudy With a Chance of Weapons and Gold
The machine guns roared, pouring tens of thousands of bullets into the night's blackness.
Soldier makes a splash with proposal
Jake Schultheis "captured his only fish in the sea" with a pre-staged marriage proposal for his girlfriend Cassidi Humphries on Thursday morning, a news release from the Virginia Aquarium said.
60 Spy-Worthy Gadgets - From Miniscule Motion Detectors to Teddy Bear Traitors
Ian Fleming's James Bond has provided many influences on pop culture, from 007 parodies to more useful inventions like these spy-worthy gadgets.