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Midnight injury accident near Loretto, KY
Midnight injury accident near Loretto, KY Pickup leaves roadway, strikes bridge, and overturns By TFC Billy Gregory, Public Affairs Officer Kentucky State Police Post 15, Columbia, KY MARION CO., KY - Collision occurred at 12:28amET, Saturday, November 21, 2009, three miles North of Lebanon, KY on KY 49.Richard Diffee, age 27, of Loretto, KY, not ...
UK students plan smoking strategies as ban approaches
Joe Fields, 22, and Jason Zhuo, 20, both from Florence, take a smoke break Thursday next to one of the UK Tobacco-Free signs on campus.
A collision occurred on 11/01/2009 @ 8:53 p.m. on Ky 49 approximately 3 miles South of Lebanon.
Deputy's car hits horses; inmate hurt
LEBANON, Ky. - A central Kentucky jail inmate has been injured when the sheriff's department car she was being transported in struck horses.
Democrats pick Haydon to run for Senate seat
As expected, Democratic officials on Saturday selected former state Rep. Jodie Haydon as the party's candidate in the Dec.
Beshear appoints Kelly to bench
By Ronnie Ellis CNHI News Service Gov. Steve Beshear said Monday he appointed Republican Sen.
Victim impact statements reviewed
Judge Richard Baumgartner will listen to family members put into words their pain caused by the murders of Channon Christian and Chris Newsom.
One Injured in a Single-Vehicle Collision on Danville Highway
A collision occurred at 9:15 pm on Friday October 23, 2009 on Danville Highway, 3 Miles east of Lebanon.
Kelly nominated for circuit judge's seat
As expected, Republican Sen. Dan Kelly is one of three people nominated by a judicial nominating committee to fill a vacant judicial seat for the 11th Circuit which covers Green, Marion, Taylor and Washington counties.
Former floor leader among 3 names up for judgeship
The former Kentucky Senate Republican Leader is among three finalists for a judicial vacancy in Kentucky.
An unusual crash sends an ambulance crew to the hospital along with their patient.
Ambulance Taking Woman To Hospital Hits Cow
An ambulance run, taking a south-central Kentucky woman to a hospital, ended with the patient and two ambulance crew members being treated there.
Ambulance with patients collides with cow in roadway
Ambulance with patients collides with cow in roadway Injury collision occurs a vehicle was transporting patient on non-emergency run to Lebanon, KY, to hospital.
He's Here's: Jaymeson Hunt Corbin Harmon
He's Here's: Jaymeson Hunt Corbin Harmon Madelyn and Emma Harmon are pleased to announce the birth of their brother, Jaymeson Hunt Corbin Harmon.
Governor Beshear appoints members of new Kentucky Public Transportation Infrastructure Authority
Gov. Steve Beshear today appointed the 11 members of the new Kentucky Public Transportation Infrastructure Authority.
Court hears motions to suppress statements in Thomas trial
The court began hearing defense motions Tuesday to try to suppress statements George Thomas made to police in the Christian-Newsom murders case.
Higdon move could mean political facelift
A section of northern Pulaski County could have a new state representative in Frankfort if Jimmy Higdon were to be elected senator from the 14 Senatorial District.
Clarence Spalding Receives CMA President's Award
BMNN wrote: on Oct. 09, 2009: /CMA/ Nashville, TN -- During Thursday's CMA Board of Directors meetings , the organization's president Steve Moore surprised CMA Board member and former President/Chairman Clarence Spalding by presenting him with the CMA President's Award, which is given annually at the discretion of the President of the Board.
Williams demands retraction from Lebanon lawyer
Senate President David Williams is demanding that a Lebanon lawyer retract statements he made last week in a letter to newspaper editors raising the specter that Williams has accepted financial benefits from Indiana casino interests in return for his opposition to expanded gambling in Kentucky.
Marion, Taylor County Students Participate in KSP 'Drive To Stay Alive' Program
Marion County High School student, DeLanna Johnson and Taylor County High School student Jess Cowherd were among twenty-one students throughout the state selected by Kentucky State Police to participate in the 'Drive to Stay Alive' program.