Kentucky

KY NEWS: HB 369 Forms etc available at clerks office - new law prohibits a person who owes restitution for certain theft offenses from driving until the restitution is paid in full

Kentucky Law Review (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago

FRANKFORT, Ky. -- The Kentucky court system has the legal forms and processes in place to carry out a bill that prohibits a person who owes restitution for certain theft offenses from driving until the restitution is paid in full, with an option to apply for a hardship license. HB 369, passed by the 2009 Kentucky General Assembly, was effective June 25 and applies to offenses committed from the effective...

Celebrities take field for good cause

Cincinnati Enquirer (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago

FLORENCE - Two dozen local celebrities will take to the ballfield this week for the Special Olympics of Northern Kentucky.

Gambling bill fails, schools dismayed

Cincinnati Enquirer (Free subscription) | 44 minutes ago

When the Kentucky Senate budget committee killed a proposed casino gambling bill during a June special session, it dashed plans to spend nearly $60 million in casino tax revenue on Northern Kentucky public school construction.

Blue Star Mothers support troops

Cincinnati Enquirer (Free subscription) | 9 hours ago

A few years ago, Lorene Friedman of Florence and her daughter discovered the Blue Star Mothers of America did not have a chapter in Northern Kentucky. They got an idea.

Grant Griffith

Cincinnati Enquirer (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago

DRY RIDGE — Grant Griffith, 28, died Friday, July 3, in a boating accident at Lake Williamstown.

Judith Ann Kelley

Cincinnati Enquirer (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago

CALIFORNIA — Judith Ann Kelley, 67, died Friday, July3, at St. Elizabeth Edgewood.

Ronald Lee Crowe

Cincinnati Enquirer (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago

HEBRON — Ronald Lee Crowe, 59, owner of Crowe Maintenance & Painting, died Saturday, July 4, at his home.

Peregrines call power plant home

Cincinnati Enquirer (Free subscription) | 10 hours ago

A coal transfer tower would seem an inhospitable place to settle and start a family. But not to a pair of peregrine falcons.

Dayton Chili taking new name, look

Cincinnati Enquirer (Free subscription) | 7 hours ago

DAYTON - Many businesses along Sixth Avenue have disappeared around Dayton Chili since the late Peter and Christina Christofield opened the restaurant in 1939 with just $27 to their name.

Church turned home for sale

Cincinnati Enquirer (Free subscription) | 10 hours ago

NEWPORT - When empty nesters Michael and Rosemary Braeckel moved to the Cincinnati area five years ago, they wanted to live in a unique home and found it in an old Presbyterian church in Newport.

Villa Hills sees rash of scams

Cincinnati Enquirer (Free subscription) | 10 hours ago

VILLA HILLS - If you're selling items on the Internet, beware of scams where buyers deliberately "over pay" and seek reimbursement, Villa Hills Police Chief Dan Goodenough warns.

Bowman shakes up City Hall

Cincinnati Enquirer (Free subscription) | 10 hours ago

Covington Mayor Denny Bowman campaigned with promises to shake up City Hall and he apparently has done just that. Two city commissioners complain that he has spent his first six months in office telling people what to do and has undermined the city manager's authority.

Between a ROCK and a License Plate

They gave us a republic (Free subscription) | 13 hours ago

The state budget crisis that has been growing steadily for the last two years has had one salutary effect: it has dropped to the bottom of legislators' priority list the unconstitutional proposal for "In God We Trust" license plates. Now a religious group has sued Kentucky to demand not only that the state produce the god-walloping plates, but that it also pay profits from the plate to said...

N.Ky. Realtors boss sees agents adapting to a changing market

Cincinnati Enquirer (Free subscription) | yesterday

As president of the Northern Kentucky Association of Realtors, Johnny Hodge is among the top voices in the region for residential real estate - a tough job considering the decline of home sales, prices and trade group membership levels in recent years.

Families honor fallen soldiers

Cincinnati Enquirer (Free subscription) | yesterday

As rain fell outside, the families of military veterans killed in Iraq and Afghanistan shared tears and embraces Saturday at the World Peace Bell in Newport.

Cultural Genocide--Part Two

klhrevolution | 03/14/2009

By: Al Benson, Jr. FireEater.org Recently I got an email from a lady in Kentucky who had read the series of articles I recently finished on the NAACP (posted on http://albensonjr.com ). She wanted to know if I would consider writing something in defense of “hillbillies.” She had seen a television show narrated by Diane Sawyer which she felt really trashed her part of the country. She noted that: “It

Homes Market Kentucky

homesmarket | 02/08/2009

Official Press Release: " Homes Market , the new real estate search engine, is available for real estate search in Kentucky, for Louisville metro area. This new search engine, with just one search, find all most popular real estate classifieds on the web: for sale, rent, homes vacation rental and roommates"

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david_espo | 11/05/2008

Obama wins Vermont, McCain Kentucky By DAVID ESPO WASHINGTON (AP) — John McCain carried Kentucky, and Barack Obama countered with a victory in Vermont on Tuesday night as he bid to become the first black president. Democrats gained a Senate seat, the first of several they had in their sights in a country at war and anything but prosperous. The economy was by far the top Election Day issue, according...

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