A former Circuit Court clerk in Kentucky has admitted to stealing more than $330,000 from her office, using a sophisticated system that allowed her to siphon public money for nearly a decade. … [Read more...]
Circuit Clerk Admits To Embezzlement
Honors Residence Hall Construction At UK Set To Begin
Construction on a new honors residence hall at the University of Kentucky is set to begin. … [Read more...]
Bus Driver Interrupts Prowler’s Attack On Children
Police say an Elizabethtown man prowling for children has been stopped before he was able to attack. … [Read more...]
Falling Crane Halts Bridge Construction
Mechanical failure combined with strong winds brought down a crane late Friday morning at the site East End Bridge construction, according to a spokeswoman for the Ohio River Bridges Project. … [Read more...]
Appeals Court Rules In Newspapers Favor
Kentucky's Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of two newspapers in a sharply worded opinion that found the state unlawfully denied access to records documenting child abuse. … [Read more...]
Settlement Returns Thousand To State Medicaid Program
Attorney General Andy Beshear says Kentucky's role in a settlement with a pharmaceutical company will result in nearly $300,000 being returned to the state's Medicaid accounts. … [Read more...]
Two Arrested On Child Porn Charges
Two men have been arrested on charges related to possession of matter portraying a sex performance by a minor. … [Read more...]
UK Medical Program Expands To Western Kentucky Colleges
The University of Kentucky College of Medicine is planning to launch a satellite program in Bowling Green for four-year medical education and to expand the Rural Physician Leadership Program in Morehead to a three-year, year-round, medical education program. … [Read more...]
Man Arrested For Leaving Minor After Shoplifting
A man, who was stopped while shoplifting decided to run from security officers, left his 8 year-old step-daughter at the store. … [Read more...]
Budget Cuts Would Force Higher College Tuition
The president of Kentucky's community and technical college system says he would have to raise tuition more than 8 percent if the legislature approves Governor Matt Bevin's budget cuts. … [Read more...]