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Fighting Meth in Kentucky
8:17 am
Fri March 2, 2012

Compromise Anti-Meth Bill Hits Roadblocks at Kentucky Legislature

A bill dealing with pseudoephedrine usage could be in trouble for the second straight legislative session. Supporters of restricting PSE use thought they had a compromise. Previous bills have attempted to make the drug available by prescription only. The latest measure would allow the drug to remain over the counter but limits consumers to three point six grams per month and fifteen grams per year.

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Regional
11:21 pm
Thu March 1, 2012

Significant Threat of Severe Weather Today

According to the National Weather Service, a significant severe weather outbreak is possible across much of central Kentucky and possibly south-central Indiana this afternoon and evening.

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Politics
2:25 pm
Thu March 1, 2012

Kentucky Governor Holds Out Hope for Rest of Session

In a word, Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear sums up the legislative session so far as unproductive.   He spoke with Lisa Autry about the defeat of some major bills and what's left on his agenda.

Regional
12:42 pm
Thu March 1, 2012

Southcentral Kentucky Woman Who Admitted Killing Expectant Mom Receives Final Sentencing

Kathy Coy

The Butler County woman who pleaded guilty but mentally ill in the murder of an expectant mother showed little emotion and offered no apologies at her final sentencing Thursday. 

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Storm Damage
9:59 am
Thu March 1, 2012

Better Business Bureau Warns about Consumer Repair Scams

Credit Better Business Bureau

In the aftermath of Wednesday's damaging storms, consumer protection specialists say picking the wrong contractor to do repair work can be very costly. The Better Business Bureau warns that home-repair rip-off artists frequently try to take advantage of storm damage situations.  The consumer protection group says to beware of "door to door" solicitors who offer work at great prices.

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