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Bridge to political cover
Days after the adoption of a controversial plan to finance the Ohio River Bridges Project, Kentucky lawmakers were running for cover.
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Inhumanity of mismanaged care
Even Gov. Steve Beshear’s critics concede that he’s good at managing natural disasters — such as last Friday’s twisters. He’s had more than his fair share.
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Arrest this development
“Jefferson County/Metro Louisville has been deemed one of the most poorly planned cities in the nation, in terms of suburban sprawl and dumb growth,” state Rep.
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Clean up this meth!
Our wayward war on drugs finally taught us that education, regulation and rehab save lives and money.
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Crit, Democratic women emerge
At a Saturday evening party of the party faithful, lawmakers, labor, lobbyists and a few retired journalists converged on the Henry Clay to praise Democrat Crit Luallen and to bury the shards of th
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Thinking of Abramoff
If Mitch McConnell is the mother of all madams in the whorehouse that is Congress, Jack Abramoff was the godfather among lobbyists.
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Williams’ momentous moment
The State Capitol stage is set for a historic, breathtaking, improvisational suspense: When the curtain rises on the 2012 regular session of the Kentucky General Assembly on Jan.
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Bridges and symbolism
“The symbolism behind this project, I think, is huge,” Bridges Authority secretary Sandra Frazier told the Metro Council’s Transportation, Bridges and Public Works Committee on Oc
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Toxic tales eclipse kind cops
Everybody’s got a first-hand police story. The ones that resonate — those most often repeated — are none too flattering.
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Facebook: A Forbidding ‘Friend’
“Most of your Facebook ‘friends’ aren’t friends; they’re time-sucking vampires,” ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel said last week while promoting his second annual Nation
