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Lane Closures Scheduled
5:23 pm
Tue April 3, 2012

Major Construction Starts this Week on I-65 in Louisville

Credit wku public radio

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is moving ahead this week with a total pavement replacement and other improvements on a 4.2 mile stretch of Interstate 65 in the Louisville area.Motorists in the area will see construction signs, lane closures, and tractor-trailer detours.

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Regional
4:10 pm
Tue April 3, 2012

Iraq Veteran and Triple Amputee Shares His Story of Perseverance

Former Army Sergeant Bryan Anderson was  just 26 when his humvee struck a roadside bomb in Iraq, amputating both of his legs and his left hand. 

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Coal Scholarships for 38 Counties
12:10 pm
Tue April 3, 2012

Fate of Kentucky Coal Scholarships Bill Uncertain

A bill to create a scholarship fund to help students from coal mining counties in Kentucky finish their education is once again in limbo. House Bill 260 would create a fund to give scholarships to college juniors and seniors who finish their degrees at schools in coal-producing counties.

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Sports
10:41 am
Tue April 3, 2012

NCAA Championship Team Headed Home to Wildcat Country

Last night’s championship basketball may have ended late, but that didn’t stop Kentucky supporters from getting up early to get tickets for this afternoon’s Big Blue celebration. Hundreds of fans lined up outside Rupp Arena for the free tickets, including Richie Donworth.

“My wife is an insane UK fan so I’m surprising her with these for later," said Donworth.

Donworth is a native of Ireland and has lived in Lexington for about 10 years. He says winning the title means a lot for the UK program.

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Bookkeeper Forged Checks
9:12 am
Tue April 3, 2012

Woman Faces Jail Time for Defrauding The Little Sisters of the Poor

Credit U.S Attorney's Office
U.S. Attorney David J. Hale

A woman from Jefferson County is facing up to 160 years in prison after pleading guilty to defrauding the Little Sisters of the Poor. 53 year old Mary Montfort stole more than $364,000 from the charity, and has admitted in court that she fraudulently issued checks payable to herself and forged the signatures of authorized employees.

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