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> From: WKYT E-News [mailto:wkytenews@nl.clickability.com]
> Sent: Friday, September 07, 2007 3:01 PM
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> Subject: WKYT – September 7, 2007
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> Man Pleads Guilty In Deadly Home Invasion
>
> A man accused of murders in two Kentucky counties enters a plea
> deal in one of the cases against him.
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> Darius Miller Verbally Commits To Play At Kentucky
>
> Billy Gillispie has won another recruiting battle, this one is his
> biggest to date so far within the commonwealth. Darius Miller from
> Mason County said this morning that he will play his college
> basketball at Kentucky.
>
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>
> High School Vandalized Ahead Of Game With Cross-Town Rival
>
> It’s one of the biggest football rivalries in the state and now
> officials at Boyle County and Danville High Schools say some are
> taking that rivalry too far.
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> Police Arrest Teen Wanted For String Of Robberies
>
> Police have been looking for 18-year-old Jordan Cole since a hotel
> robbery on August 31st. He was arrested early Friday morning at a
> home on Mount McKinley Way in Lexington
>
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> Officials Investigate Fire At Doctors’ Offices
>
> Cleanup is underway after a building that housed several doctors’
> offices in Harrodsburg caught fire.
>
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>
> A few late showers made it into parts of Central Kentucky from and
> upper-level disturbance, but many places did manage to stay dry
> once again. A cold front is slowly but surely approaching the area
> from the west, and should make its way across the Bluegrass
> Saturday and Sunday. Precip should be isolated to scattered in
> nature through the weekend and it will provide a very brief cool
> down on Sunday with highs around normal. Looking into the
> extended….a huge temperature change could be brewing. It looks
> that the Ohio Valley will experience another frontal boundary
> during the Tuesday/Wednesday time-frame. When you see back-to-back
> weather systems like this, they are usually a little more intense
> precip-wise as well as advect in much cooler temperatures. Rainfall
> with next weeks system looks to produce much more widespread
> coverage as well as bring high temps in the lower-mid 70’s with
> lows in the upper 40’s and lower 50’s.
> -Lauren
>
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FW: WKYT – September 7, 2007
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> Sent: Friday, September 07, 2007 6:01 AM
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> Subject: WKYT – September 7, 2007
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> Kentucky Man Accused Of Killing Mother, Shooting Father
>
> A Kentucky man is accused of shooting his parents, and is facing
> charges of murder and assault.
>
>
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>
> Tired Of I-75 Delays? Get Used To It.
>
> If you’ve driven into Lexington recently from the North or the
> West you’ve probably run into backups on the interstate.
>
>
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>
> Police Searching For Bank Robbery Suspect
>
> by Peter O’Connor
>
> Police are still looking for a bank robbery suspect who may be
> armed and dangerous.
>
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> Vandals Strike Boyle County High School’s Stadium
>
> Officials say the vandals spray painted several vulgar comments.
>
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> State Officials Unveil SAFE Patrol Trucks To Help Drivers
>
> The trucks will patrol all of the state’s interstates and parkways.
>
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> For more local and national news, visit our web site at:
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> ===================================
> Weather Updates
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>
> A few late showers made it into parts of Central Kentucky from and
> upper-level disturbance, but many places did manage to stay dry
> once again. A cold front is slowly but surely approaching the area
> from the west, and should make its way across the Bluegrass
> Saturday and Sunday. Precip should be isolated to scattered in
> nature through the weekend and it will provide a very brief cool
> down on Sunday with highs around normal. Looking into the
> extended….a huge temperature change could be brewing. It looks
> that the Ohio Valley will experience another frontal boundary
> during the Tuesday/Wednesday time-frame. When you see back-to-back
> weather systems like this, they are usually a little more intense
> precip-wise as well as advect in much cooler temperatures. Rainfall
> with next weeks system looks to produce much more widespread
> coverage as well as bring high temps in the lower-mid 70’s with
> lows in the upper 40’s and lower 50’s.
> -Lauren
>
> For more local weather and current radar, visit our Weather Page at:
> http://www.wkyt.com/weather?source=enews&c=y
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FW: WKYT – September 6, 2007
> —–Original Message—–
> From: WKYT E-News [mailto:wkytenews@nl.clickability.com]
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> KY Son Accused Of Killing Mother Captured In TN
>
> A Kentucky murder suspect is in custody in Tennessee.
>
>
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>
> Water Officials Keeping Close Eye On Water Usage
>
> Police have gotten more than 60 complaints of people not obeying
> mandatory water restrictions.
>
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> Breast Feeding Protest Goes National
>
> A protest aimed at Applebee’s over its breast feeding policies is
> going national.
>
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>
> Kentucky Teacher Faces Sexual Abuse Charges
>
> An eastern Kentucky teacher accused of sexually abusing his
> students appears in court today.
>
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> Kentucky Family Offers Reward For Information On Missing Daughter
>
> An eastern Kentucky family issues a large reward for information on
> their missing daughter.
>
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> For more local and national news, visit our web site at:
> http://www.wkyt.com?source=enews&c=y
>
> ===================================
> Weather Updates
> ===================================
>
> A few late showers made it into parts of Central Kentucky from and
> upper-level disturbance, but many places did manage to stay dry
> once again. A cold front is slowly but surely approaching the area
> from the west, and should make its way across the Bluegrass
> Saturday and Sunday. Precip should be isolated to scattered in
> nature through the weekend and it will provide a very brief cool
> down on Sunday with highs around normal. Looking into the
> extended….a huge temperature change could be brewing. It looks
> that the Ohio Valley will experience another frontal boundary
> during the Tuesday/Wednesday time-frame. When you see back-to-back
> weather systems like this, they are usually a little more intense
> precip-wise as well as advect in much cooler temperatures. Rainfall
> with next weeks system looks to produce much more widespread
> coverage as well as bring high temps in the lower-mid 70’s with
> lows in the upper 40’s and lower 50’s.
> -Lauren
>
> For more local weather and current radar, visit our Weather Page at:
> http://www.wkyt.com/weather?source=enews&c=y
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Crime statistics put Harrison in front of similar counties in many areas
According to Crime in Kentucky, a Kentucky State Police publication, Harrison County’s 2006 figures are ahead of counties of like demographics.
Using Bourbon, Anderson and Marion counties in comparisons, Harrison County had more larcenies (thefts), more burglaries and more rapes.
Becky Barnes has more on the story:
Families unite for memory lane stroll: Rohs Opera House undergoes renovation, reopens this weekend
By Donald Richie, News writer
Rohs Opera House’s new owners and volunteers were working overtime last Wednesday night to install seats in the theatre. If all goes as planned, it will reopen Saturday after a six-month closure.
The new owners are shooting to open the theatre this Saturday to coincide with A Taste of Harrison County Arts and Crafts Festival.
Photo by Donald Richie
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FW: WKYT – September 6, 2007
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Man’s Death Helps Save Sister’s Life
by Mark Kennedy
Anthony Petitt, 23, said he wanted to get tested to see if he could
donate his kidney to his sister. Jessica Bowels was diagnosed with
IgA Nephropathy, a kidney disorder, at 13 years old and now needed
a transplant at the age of 21. Anthony had the paperwork to do so,
but then tragedy struck.
Fw: WKYT – September 5, 2007
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From: “WKYT E-News”
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Subject: WKYT – September 5, 2007
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> Lexington Teenager Shot In Drive-By
>
> A Lexington teenager is rushed to the hospital after being shot in
> a drive-by.
>
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> Man Run Over By His Car In Drive Thru
>
> A man is badly hurt after his car ran over him in a Lexington fast
> food drive thru.
>
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> Eastern Kentucky Man Shot By Police
>
> An Eastern Kentucky man is airlifted to UK Hospital after being
> shot by police. Salyersville police were called to Johnson trailer
> park Tuesday evening for a drunk man causing a disturbance when
> shots were fired.
>
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> Police Investigating Alleged Sexual Assault At Nursing Home
>
> Investigators say a 90 year old woman was attacked at the home in
> Berea early Monday morning.
>
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> Man Electrocuted While Painting House, Coroner Says
>
> Investigators have confirmed a Lexington man who died while
> painting his house was electrocuted.
>
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>
> It was a hot Tuesday here in Central and Eastern Kentucky as
> afternoon highs climbed into the low 90s once again. At least the
> air mass was very dry so humidity levels stayed way low keeping
> conditions bearable, especially in the shade. The hot and dry
> weather looks to stick around through the mid week before a few
> changes arrive by the upcoming weekend. The drought situation
> doesn’t look to improve any in the short term but as a frontal
> system draws closer late week and into the weekend, this should
> increase our chances for scattered showers and thunderstorms.
> Temperatures should finally begin to cool down a bit as well with
> readings falling into the low and mid 80s into the upcoming
> weekend. Until then we’ll have to sweat it out a few more days as
> the dry weather continues…TG
>
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Fw: WKYT – September 1, 2007
>>>> Original Message <<<<
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> Police Arrest Suspect In Murder Of 6-Year-Old Boy
>
> An arrest has been made in the murder case of a 6 year old boy in
> Bourbon County. Police arrested Lewis A. Ballard, 56, at an
> apartment on Chiles Rd. in Lexington Friday morning.
>
>
>
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>
> Light Changed At Dangerous Lexington Intersection
>
> by Jermont Terry
>
>
> On this labor day weekend thousands will hit the roads. But Katie
> McCormick’s worries are with one busy intersection in Lexington.
>
>
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>
> Traffic Changes In Downtown Lexington During Football Games
>
> If you are one of the thousands of fans that will be heading over
> to Commonwealth Stadium Saturday, we have a traffic alert you need
> to know about.
>
>
>
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>
> Highway 27 Widening To Four Lanes Near Somerset
>
> by Phil Pendleton
>
> Many say new road is only the beginning of many road improvements
> in Pulaski County.
>
>
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>
> Kroger Recalls Store-Brand Potato Salads
>
> State agricultural officials and the Kroger Company say the grocery
> chain is recalling its store-brand “Southern-Style” and “Mustard”
> potato salads.
>
>
>
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>
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>
> It was a fairly pleasant finish to the month of August and the work
> week on Friday with some filtered sunshine across Central and
> Eastern Kentucky thanks to a mid level cloud deck. Afternoon highs
> were held in check as a result and it appears temperatures will
> stay fairly nice for at least the first half of the holiday
> weekend. As high pressure slides by to our north with should see a
> good bit of sunshine on Saturday with a few more clouds in extreme
> Southeastern Kentucky. In fact a few of the counties along the
> Kentucky/Virginia border may even see a stray storm Saturday with
> some moisture returning northward down there. The remainder of the
> holiday weekend looks dry, which isn’t a good thing relative to the
> drought but should be a positive for outdoor plans. Highs should
> top out into the mid and upper 80s through Labor Day with a few low
> 90s expected into the middle of next week. Other than an isolated
> storm with the heating of the day through Wednesday our next best
> shot of rain may not arrive until late next week with a frontal
> system moving in. Enjoy the holiday weekend and stay safe out
> there…TG
>
> For more local weather and current radar, visit our Weather Page at:
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Fw: WKYT – August 31, 2007
>>>> Original Message <<<<
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> Lexington Water Restrictions Could Tighten If Drought Continues
>
> Stricter water restrictions could be in the future for Lexington.
>
> Kentucky American Water said Thursday the city could go into an
> all out ban next week.
>
>
>
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>
> Shane Ragland Set Free
>
> Shane Ragland had has electronic monitoring anklet removed just
> after 10 o’clock Thursday morning at the Fayette County Court
> House. Raw Video: Shane’s Release
>
>
>
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>
> Home Invasion Suspect On The Loose
>
> Police In Eastern Kentucky search for a home invasion suspect.
>
>
>
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>
> Father Of Six Killed In Afghanistan
>
> 43-year-old Sergeant First Class Daniel Miller died on August 24th
> when his Humvee flipped over a during a non-combat-related accident.
>
>
>
>
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>
> UK Football Player Arrested
>
> UK receiver Steve Johnson was arrested in Lexington Wednesday night
> on charges of non payment of fines and resisting arrest.
>
>
>
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>
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>
> A weak frontal boundary is slowing making its way across the
> Bluegrass and it will again spark showers and thunderstorms this
> afternoon. The main shower activity should be confined to mainly
> Eastern Kentucky with a few spotty showers across Central Kentucky.
> The front will continue to push southward overnight. Drier air will
> be slow to filter into the area, but a noticeable change will be
> evident as we head into the holiday weekend. Look for milder
> temperatures with highs in the mid 80’s Friday and Saturday and
> lower humidities for the UK kickoff game!
> -Lauren
>
> For more local weather and current radar, visit our Weather Page at:
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Ex-boyfriend goes on rampage
Update to the post BREAKING NEWS: Arrest made at Hillside Apartments following apparent domestic violence.
Firefighters Joey Nelson, left, and Lancer Mastin share information and prayer before Mastin goes inside the smoke-filled Hillside apartment, where a mattress had been set on fire. Nelson had just come out of the building.
Becky Barnes follows up the initial story with better detail for this week’s edition of The Cynthiana Democrat.
Full story is available at