FW: WKYT – August 20, 2007

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> News Updates
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> Truck Plummets Into Ravine; Three Rescued
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> A truck plummets into a ravine after swerving to avoid collision.
> Three people were trapped.
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> Kentucky National Guard Helping With Hurricane Preparations
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> More than a dozen Kentucky National Guard members left headed for
> the state of Texas to be on stan-by in case of a Hurricane
> emergency.
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> Teacher Murder Trial Begins
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> A murder trial is expected to begin in the stabbing death of a
> retired school teacher in Mercer County.
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> Meth Lab Suspected Cause Of Fire; Three Injured
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> A suspected meth lab in Laurel County sends three people to the
> hospital, including a firefighter.
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> Former Judge Executive & Son Arrested For Alcohol Intoxication
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> An incident at a Southern Kentucky restaurant leads to the arrest
> of a former county official.
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> Weather Updates
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> It was a hot and humid start to the work week here in Central and
> Eastern Kentucky with afternoon highs surging into the low 90s once
> again. With a stationary front to our north and plenty of moisture
> in place, a few scattered storms popped up with the heating of the
> day. We should see an increase in our thunderstorm chances for
> Monday night and into Tuesday with the front to our north and the
> remnants of what once was Tropical Storm Erin sliding northeastward
> through the Ohio Valley. The best chance for any heavy rain should
> be across the northern counties closer to the front, and a Flood
> Watch is posted for Northern Kentucky into early Tuesday. The storm
> chances will hang around into Tuesday before things dry out and
> heat up again toward the mid week. Highs should work back into the
> mid and upper 90s through Friday with another front bringing the
> potential for storms late Saturday and into Sunday along with
> slightly cooler air. Given the drought situation, we can use all
> the rain we can get…TG
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