Nobody cares if the black paint peels off the shutters. That side of the suburban street 11 homes in a row, with Wolf Run Creek flowing behind them is coming down. Get ready for more brrrrr. At midafternoon yesterday, the National Weather Service issued a freeze warning for the 12 northernmost Kentucky counties, said Tom Priddy, meteorologist at the University of Kentucky Agricultural Weather Center. Then they took on the Fayette commonwealth's attorney's policy unique in Kentucky of taking all murder cases to trial rather than allowing plea bargains, a policy that denies accused killers due process that other criminals are permitted.
Criminals often receive lighter sentences in exchange for guilty pleas.
Federal judge backs St. Joseph in worker's firing By Louise Taylor, Herald-Leader Staff Writer U.S. District Judge Karl S. Forester has ruled in favor of St. Joseph Hospital in a lawsuit that had accused the hospital of pregnancy discrimination. The bidding deadline passed at noon, but it was not known by late yesterday whether there was a successful bidder for the college-bookstore contracts and other assets of Wallace's Bookstores Inc. in Lexington. If you're in Ohio and you decide to get your car washed, chances are the products used in the drive-thru were developed in the research laboratories of Applied Chemical Technologies Inc. in Lexington. I can't wait to hear what reasons the experts come up with for this. From a distance, the impoundment on a secluded mountainside in Allock Hollow in Perry County looks like any other small pond.