by Michael Monks
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HOUSING AUTHORITY FRONT & CENTER AT TUESDAY COMMISSION MEETING
The Housing Authority comes front and center at City Hall Tuesday night for the Commission's caucus meeting. Last week, two Commissioners blasted HAC's executive director at this Facebook page. "Expect fireworks," warns Commissioner Frank. |
REMAINING DOWNTOWN COVINGTON BUSINESSES JUST WANT COMPANY
Downtown Covington's remaining businesses just want company, reports cn|2. A video report at the link that includes interviews with Mayor Chuck Scheper, City Manager Larry Klein, and business owners. Click it. The River City News
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PRESIDENT OBAMA DISCUSSES BRENT SPENCE BRIDGE, TORNADO RECOVERY
Local 12 news anchor Rob Braun sat down with President Barack Obama for a one-on-one interview.
Rob also asked about the Brent Spence Bridge. One of the Economic drivers in our area is the Brent Spence Bridge. You may recall you made a campaign stop right under it. Yes. It needs to be replaced. Is it on your priority list? Absolutely.(Snip)
Mr. President, 10 people have died in tornadoes, massive tornadoes that blew through our area. FEMA has approved disaster relief for all of those areas except one little town, it's called Moscow Ohio. It's on the Underground Railroad System. It's a beautiful little town. Any way that can be reconsidered? First of all, as you know as soon as these tornadoes hit, FEMA was on the ground, working with local officials.More with video at the link.
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TORNADO HEADLINES
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Storm victims told to watch out for fake volunteers WKYT
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FEMA offices offer support Courier-Journal
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Rebuilding begins, recovery continues Local 12
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Red Cross begins one-on-one work WKYT
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Schools damaged by tornadoes receive money WKYT
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Kentucky State Police teams up with Boston University to help tornado victims WBKO
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FRANKFORT HEADLINES
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House votes to allow prosecutors to carry concealed weapons WBKO
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Too much opposition for Sen. Damon Thayer's proposed audit of the Northern Kentucky Area Planning Commission Cincinnati Enquirer
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Amish buggy legislation to get a vote WKYT
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Groups to discuss chemical weapons stockpile in Kentucky WKYT
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DOZENS OF EARLY-RELEASE INMATES NOW BACK IN JAIL
160 have had their releases revoked while 300 have violated terms of their release.
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PRESIDENT OBAMA TO WATCH HILLTOPPERS PLAY IN DAYTON TONIGHT
The NCAA Tournament's "first round" starts tonight in Dayton and the President will be in attendance, accompanied by British Prime Minister David Cameron. Because of the Commander-in-Chief's attendance there are a few extra rules in place for fans. Click the link for more.
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Remember Sean Woods? He's the former UK standout whose final game heroics put the 'Cats up by one point just before they fell to Duke and Christian Laettner in what has been dubbed the greatest college basketball game of all time. Well, now Woods is the head coach of Mississippi Valley State, which faces Western Kentucky tonight in Dayton for a shot at UK in the "second round". Woods says he has no time to reminisce about his UK days. Herald-Leader
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SEE ALSO: KFC Yum Center in Louisville (where Kentucky will play its first two NCAA Tournament games) gets a makeover for the Big Dance WKYT
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RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURES ON THEIR WAY TO KENTUCKY! Chris Bailey
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HEADLINE OF THE DAY
SRSLY: Two Kentucky Men Cut While Playing With Knives WKYT
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MONDAY EVENING'S NEWS
Statewide smoking ban expected to pass Frankfort committee Tuesday; The most financially valuable college basketball team in the country is in Kentucky -- but it ain't the Wildcats; Plus, bad news for honeybees. Click it. |
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