FW: WKYT – September 25, 2007

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> Subject: WKYT – September 25, 2007
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> News Updates
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> Neighbors Outraged After 18-Month Old Tests Positive For Cocaine
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> A mother and aunt face serious charges this morning after Danville
> Police say a toddler ingested drugs.
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> Semi-Truck Rolls Over Car Killing One, Injuring Others
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> A deadly crash in Pulaski County involving a semi truck and a car
> claims one life and injures two others.
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> Justices Agree To Consider Constitutionality Of Lethal Injection
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> The Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to consider the
> constitutionality of lethal injections in the case of two death row
> inmates from Kentucky.
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> Hearing On Murder Suspects Health
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> A hearing is set for Tuesday morning in Boyle County to determine
> if a man is physically able to stand trial on a murder charge.
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> Key Witness Fails To Show For Ethics Proceeding
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> The key witness in the ethics proceedings against state Highway
> Commissioner Marc Williams failed to show yesterday.
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> Weather Updates
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> It was another record setting day on Tuesday across the bluegrass
> with unseasonably hot temperatures as afternoon highs reached the
> low 90s once again. This unusually hot stretch of weather will be
> coming to an end through the mid week as a frontal system brings
> some beneficial rain to Kentucky. With moisture increasing from the
> south on Tuesday, we saw a few scattered showers and storms break
> out across Central Kentucky with most of the activity confined to
> far Western Kentucky. As the front slowly moves in Wednesday the
> rain chances will increase and should stick around through Thursday
> as the front takes it’s time working through. The added bonus is
> that temperatures will be significantly cooler for the late week
> and up coming weekend with highs into the low and mid 70s and early
> morning lows in the upper 40s and low 50s. Keep your fingers
> crossed for some much needed rainfall the next couple of days…TG
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