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Wed Apr 14 18:44:31 PDT 2010 by WHAS11
Democratic candidates for Ky's Senate race squared off Wednesday
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Sun May 16 16:31:07 PDT 2010 by WHAS11
Cap and trade this: Mongiardo and Conway in new fight
Mongiardo defended himself in Louisville Sunday against two Robo calls that claim he supports cap and trade.
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Thu May 20 15:41:35 PDT 2010 by WHAS11
Rand Paul's libertarian mission under scrutiny
When The Courier Journal asked Rand Paul about it, he said while he would protest racial discrimination, it's not the government's job to prohibit a private business from practicing it.
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Wed Jun 30 17:40:11 PDT 2010 by WHAS11
Metro Council deadlocked for most of night but Hollowell wins seat
The vote has come down to Downtown Management District operations manager Ken Herndon and attorney Neeka Parks Thompson.
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Wed Jun 30 21:07:56 PDT 2010 by WHAS11
UofL Prof gets Unseld's seat after five hour stalemate
Deonte Hollowell had received zero votes in the first 33 ballots, but on the 34th ballot, the votes of 17 Metro Council members were more than enough to select him to fill the Sixth District vacancy created by George Unseld's death.
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Thu Aug 26 17:11:14 PDT 2010 by WHAS11
Williams, Beshear talk neighborhood schools
WHAS11 News is now hearing from Senate President David Williams as he takes direct aim at the busing policy at JCPS.
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Fri Aug 27 16:08:11 PDT 2010 by WHAS11
Heiner rejects JCPS plan, Fischer has concerns
With busing in Louisville under intense scrutiny, the JCPS superintendent wants civic leaders to declare their support.
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Mon Oct 25 00:59:39 PDT 2010 by WHAS11
Paul outlines plans if elected Senator
Paul says Kentuckians deserve another opportunity to understand the differences between them.
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Fri Nov 05 12:08:28 PDT 2010 by WHAS11
Rand Paul makes first hire for Washington office
Paul has named the vice president of the national right to work legal defense foundation, Doug Stafford, as his chief of staff.
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Mon Dec 13 13:14:56 PST 2010 by WHAS11
YouNews Holiday Photo Contest - chance to win an iPod Touch!
The winner in each category will win one of four iPod Touch devices.
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Sat Jan 15 19:38:12 PST 2011 by WHAS11
Sheldon Berman raw interview with WHAS11's Joe Arnold
Sheldon Berman answers questions from WHAS11's Joe Arnold about his chances of being kept on with JCPS
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Tue Jan 25 20:52:07 PST 2011 by WHAS11
Watch Mitch McConnell's reaction to the State of the Union Address
Sheldon Berman answers questions from WHAS11's Joe Arnold about his chances of being kept on with JCPS
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Tue Jan 25 20:55:52 PST 2011 by WHAS11
Sen. Rand Paul proposes spending cuts in response to State of Union Address
The cuts will be enacted over one year.
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Wed Feb 09 14:24:28 PST 2011 by WHAS11
New Ford manager addresses jobs at Louisville’s assembly plant
Manager John Savona is primed to play a big role in Louisville's automotive history.
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Sun Feb 13 07:01:17 PST 2011 by WHAS11
Interview with CBS’ Dan Rather on WHAS Radio
Rather, a former CBS News managing editor and anchor, was in Meade Co. on Feb. 8 appearing at a fundraiser event.
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Wed Feb 23 14:47:30 PST 2011 by WHAS11
Indiana stalemate continues, Daniels fires back
Now Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels is firing back, saying he will not give into blackmail and will hold special sessions from now until the New Year.
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Thu Mar 10 09:14:14 PST 2011 by WHAS11
At the SEC Tournament with Matt Hobbs
Now Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels is firing back, saying he will not give into blackmail and will hold special sessions from now until the New Year.
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Wed Mar 23 18:42:37 PDT 2011 by WHAS11
Rubbertown plant worker describes chaos, rescue after explosion
WHAS11’s Joe Arnold talks exclusively with a worker, who turned into a rescuer.
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Thu Mar 24 09:04:39 PDT 2011 by WHAS11
Cocker Spaniel thrown from car recovering from surgery
Bambi was moved to the All Pets Veterinary Center, after being in an animal emergency center since she was hurt last week. She is recovering from surgery that was done to repair her fractured pelvis.
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Mon Mar 28 15:28:02 PDT 2011 by WHAS11
$600k tab for Ky lawmakers to do nothing
House Republican Leader Jeff Hoover says the House should reconvene on April 6.
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Fri Apr 15 12:50:31 PDT 2011 by WHAS11
Photos: They're Off! Luncheon gets Derby season underway
It's the official kickoff to the Derby season, it’s the annual "They're Off" luncheon that took place at the Galt House downtown Friday.
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Tue Apr 19 23:09:36 PDT 2011 by WHAS11
Check power outages in Ky. & Ind.
It's the official kickoff to the Derby season, it’s the annual "They're Off" luncheon that took place at the Galt House downtown Friday.
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Thu Apr 28 18:40:23 PDT 2011 by WHAS11
Farmer: Untrue stories are ‘aggravating’
Republican lieutenant governor candidate Richie Farmer says recent news stories that question his spending as Kentucky's Agriculture Commissioner are “aggravating” because they aren’t true.
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Tue May 03 17:59:30 PDT 2011 by WHAS11
Martha Stewart visit Louisville, attends Oaks, Derby
Martha Stewart is heading to Louisville this week. She is coming with former Louisville Mayor Harvey Sloane and his wife, Kathy.
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Mon May 23 21:15:49 PDT 2011 by WHAS11
Green defends scheme to reroute city grant to other groups
Green testified that her office directed the 100 Black Men of Louisville group to reroute thousands of dollars.
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Tue May 24 15:56:11 PDT 2011 by WHAS11
Public money, political gain questioned at Metro Council
Is it right for politicians to use taxpayer dollars for political advantage? WHAS11's Joe Arnold explains why some say it is just part of the job, and why others say it is time to make some changes.
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Wed Jun 08 16:46:12 PDT 2011 by WHAS11
NAACP speaks out after Messer announces run for mayor
WHAS11’s Anna Prendergast spoke with the NAACP and New Albany residents to get their take on the new campaign.
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Fri Jun 10 10:37:46 PDT 2011 by WHAS11
Comedian Tom Green interrupts WHAS11's weather
WHAS11’s Anna Prendergast spoke with the NAACP and New Albany residents to get their take on the new campaign.
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Wed Jun 15 15:22:29 PDT 2011 by WHAS11
Groups rally to support Judy Green
Last week, the Metro Ethics Commission ruled Green mishandled grant money and hired her children for a summer youths program.
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Fri Jun 17 11:21:33 PDT 2011 by WHAS11
McConnell fears terror trial in Ky, U.S. says don't worry
McConnell wants the two Iraqis tried in Guantanamo Bay rather than in civilian court in Kentucky.
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Sat Jun 18 14:48:38 PDT 2011 by WHAS11
Louisville wins national award for Outstanding Achievement in City Livability
The awards are sponsored by the U.S. Conference of Mayors.
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Tue Jun 28 11:34:32 PDT 2011 by WHAS11
Ky. State auditor gives retirement system recommendations
Auditor Crit Luallen says the agency needs stronger oversight.
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Mon Aug 29 14:53:52 PDT 2011 by WHAS11
Local Ford workers say they are considering strike
The workers and the Local UAW 862 President insist that their strike authorization vote is more than just a formality.
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Mon Sep 19 15:33:58 PDT 2011 by WHAS11
Ky native and Medal of Honor recipient rings opening bell at NYSE
Dakota Meyer, a recent recipient of the Medal of Honor, rang the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange on Monday.
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Tue Sep 27 10:38:32 PDT 2011 by WHAS11
Interview: Light the Night Walk
The Light the Night Walk helps raise money for research and support for those living with cancer.
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Mon Oct 03 15:39:13 PDT 2011 by WHAS11
WHAS11’s Joe Arnold takes closer look at Gov. Beshear's 31 point lead in latest poll
On Monday night we look into the numbers to see what's driving that 31 point gap between Beshear and his opponent David Williams.
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Fri Oct 14 10:28:20 PDT 2011 by WHAS11
Interview: Zoo Halloween party a family favorite
On Monday night we look into the numbers to see what's driving that 31 point gap between Beshear and his opponent David Williams.
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Sun Oct 30 21:09:36 PDT 2011 by WHAS11
House Speaker John Boehner to speak at U of L Monday
He is scheduled to speak at the University of Louisville’s Belknap Campus at 8:30 in the Cardinal Arena.
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Wed Nov 02 14:00:00 PDT 2011 by WHAS11
Beshear coasting to victory, poll shows
With less than one week to go until Kentucky’s election for governor, Democrat incumbent Steve Beshear appears to be coasting toward an easy victory.
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Tue Nov 08 17:27:21 PST 2011 by WHAS11
Jeff Gahan wins New Albany mayor race
Jeff Gahan wins New Albany mayor race.
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Tue Nov 08 21:33:17 PST 2011 by WHAS11
2011 election results
Jeff Gahan wins New Albany mayor race.
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Tue Nov 22 11:39:55 PST 2011 by WHAS11
WHAS11 News launches new iPad app
Designed specifically for the tablet screen, the WHAS11 News iPad app features flip-to-scroll news stories, expandable full-screen video and photo galleries, the latest sports coverage, live web cams, traffic and more.
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Thu Nov 24 15:18:39 PST 2011 by WHAS11
The Rivalry: Part II
Designed specifically for the tablet screen, the WHAS11 News iPad app features flip-to-scroll news stories, expandable full-screen video and photo galleries, the latest sports coverage, live web cams, traffic and more.
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Tue Nov 29 13:45:27 PST 2011 by WHAS11
Heavy subject: Kentucky mulls whether to permit elephant rides
The debate is whether Kentucky should allow people attending circuses or other entertainment venues to sit high atop an animal that weighs thousands of pounds-- and trust that it won't hurt anyone.
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Thu Dec 01 15:27:51 PST 2011 by WHAS11
Horse slaughterhouses gain unlikely ally. PETA?
For the first time in five years, horses can legally be slaughtered in the United States. An agricultural bill signed was signed into law by President Obama in November.
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Mon Dec 05 09:07:14 PST 2011 by WHAS11
Ishmon Burks named LMPD interim chief
Ishmon Burks, the former Commander of Kentucky State Police has been named the interim Louisville Metro Police Chief.
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Thu Dec 15 18:47:41 PST 2011 by WHAS11
Mayor Fischer vetoes firework ordinance recently passed by Metro Council
The back and forth over fireworks in Louisville may be over after Mayor Greg Fischer vetoed the ordinance recently passed by the Metro Council on Thursday.
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Tue Dec 20 15:40:47 PST 2011 by WHAS11
Ky. National Guard members return home
The back and forth over fireworks in Louisville may be over after Mayor Greg Fischer vetoed the ordinance recently passed by the Metro Council on Thursday.
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Fri Jan 06 14:59:05 PST 2012 by WHAS11
WHAS11 talks to CEO of the newly merged Kentucky One Health
A surprising move Friday afternoon when Jewish Hospital and Saint Mary's Healthcare announced they were merging with Saint Joseph's Health System of Lexington without University Hospital.
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Tue Jan 17 21:32:36 PST 2012 by WHAS11
Gov. Steve Beshear calls for 8.4 percent cut to government agencies
He called for 8.4 percent cuts to most government agencies after four straight years of cuts. Agencies that would see the sharpest cuts would include the governor's office and other cabinet positions.
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Wed Jan 18 10:46:26 PST 2012 by WHAS11
Woman named Louisville's first Director of Performance Improvement
Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer announced Wednesday the name of the woman who will manage performance improvement for the city.
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Tue Jan 24 15:39:48 PST 2012 by WHAS11
Expanded gambling effort no sure bet
Despite polls that show Kentuckians want the chance to vote on whether to expand gambling, there is still no movement on a constitutional amendment in Frankfort.
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Thu Jan 26 15:02:16 PST 2012 by WHAS11
Jeffersonville mayor places hold on canal project, announces new project to fix sewage problems
The mayor of Jeffersonville held a news conference Thursday about the city's sewer and drainage issues
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Tue Jan 31 15:32:33 PST 2012 by WHAS11
Ky. budget cuts could affect programs senior citizens depend on
Some proposed budget cuts in the state of Kentucky could mean big changes for some programs senior citizens depend on. The Department of Aging and Independent Living is facing a six percent cut.
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Wed Feb 01 15:43:07 PST 2012 by WHAS11
S. Indiana thrift store to benefit rescue animals
A new thrift shop, called Sophie’s Hope, is now open that benefits rescue animals in Southern Indiana. The shop is named after Sophie who was one of the neglected dogs that was recently taken in.
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Thu Feb 02 11:14:29 PST 2012 by WHAS11
Your photos: Spring in Louisville
A new thrift shop, called Sophie’s Hope, is now open that benefits rescue animals in Southern Indiana. The shop is named after Sophie who was one of the neglected dogs that was recently taken in.
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Sun Feb 05 18:51:21 PST 2012 by WHAS11
Momentum builds behind bill to legalize hemp farming in Kentucky
Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner Comer says the majority of Kentucky residents want to explore hemp as an alternative to tobacco farming.
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Mon Feb 13 13:09:33 PST 2012 by WHAS11
Valentine's Day Guide
Whether you love or love to hate Valentine's day WHAS11 has got you covered. We've searched the web to help you celebrate the holiday.
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Wed Feb 15 14:46:37 PST 2012 by WHAS11
Segregation on Sundays: Renee Murphy & Rachel Platt swap churches - Renee's story
We work together, we go to school together but why don’t we pray together? WHAS11 took a closer look at worship and race and why we are so segregated on Sunday morning.
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Wed Feb 15 15:43:01 PST 2012 by WHAS11
Segregation on Sundays: Rachel Platt & Renee Murphy swap churches - Rachel's story
Yes, there are racially mixed churches in Kentuckiana but many of them are not. Renee Murphy and Rachel Platt decided to switch churches to find out why – Renee visited First Christian Church in Prospect, Rachel visited St. Stephen in the California
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Mon Feb 20 14:21:20 PST 2012 by WHAS11
Evening commute going well, but how long will it last?
In a little more than a month crews will begin work on the Kennedy Bridge, and while transportation officials said they don’t foresee a shut down, they did say there will be lane closures.
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Tue Feb 21 14:46:26 PST 2012 by WHAS11
Cooking up pizza with former UofL Coach Denny Crum
Former University of Louisville Coach Denny Crum traded the basketball court for the kitchen at Johnny Brusco's of Kentucky.
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Wed Feb 22 08:26:03 PST 2012 by WHAS11
Louisville Traffic Tracker: One-tap app for live traffic information
Louisville Traffic Tracker is your one-tap app for immediate, live traffic information. Get the latest traffic reports and view traffic cams for Louisville, Ky. and Indiana from WHAS11.com on your smart phone.
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Fri Feb 24 01:04:14 PST 2012 by WHAS11
Ford officially unveils 2013 Ford Escape
It's the first official look in Louisville at the city's auto future - Escape sales were up 38 percent in 2011 and Ford said they expect an even bigger increase with this new design.
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Mon Mar 05 10:00:28 PST 2012 by WHAS11
Governors Beshear, Daniels react to tornado damage in Kentuckiana
The governor's of Ind. and Ky. were both in Louisville Monday morning. Both toured the hard hit towns in both states over the weekend.
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Tue Mar 13 14:46:45 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Ky. House panel votes to impose smoking ban
Residents of one of the nation's top tobacco-producing states would be banned from smoking cigarettes in public places under a bill that has cleared its first legislative hurdle.
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Tue Mar 13 15:36:10 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Metro Council looks at changing how historic areas, landmarks are designated
The council proposed changing the ordinance that would require the designation be approved by the council rather than relying only on the landmarks commission. It’s a controversial change.
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Thu Mar 15 08:46:42 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Henryville Elementary Schools push back date to resume class
When classes resume, elementary students will attend class at Graceland Christian in New Albany as planned, but they’re not ready yet.
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Tue Mar 20 01:12:22 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
GE's Immelt says Appliance Park not for sale, dismisses Obama criticism
Joe Arnold was at Appliance Park Tuesday and went one-on-one with GE's CEO Jeff Immelt.
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Tue Mar 20 18:42:37 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Inside Henryville schools as the March 2 tornado hits - Part 1
This is surveillance video from outside and inside the Henryville schools as an EF--4 tornado hit on March 2, 2012.
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Wed Mar 21 12:28:56 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Mayor approves plan in case of biological attack
Under the agreement postal letter carriers will deliver life-saving medications door-to-door.
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Thu Mar 22 13:41:56 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
UK's practice before Sweet Sixteen game
Under the agreement postal letter carriers will deliver life-saving medications door-to-door.
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Mon Mar 26 16:06:03 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Mayor Greg Fischer: Preservation of 5 Whiskey Row buildings will cost more than first thought
Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer tells WHAS11 the preservation of five decaying buildings on Main Street's Whiskey Row will cost more than originally thought.
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Wed Mar 28 05:33:01 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Think you're the biggest Cardinal fan? Check out this 'House of Cards'
Ricky Roddy of Okolona just might be the ultimate UofL fan. His home is covered from the ceiling to the floor in Cardinal memorabilia.
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Wed Mar 28 17:49:12 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
FHWA expected to approve plan for Ohio River Bridges Project
On Wednesday, US Representative John Yarmuth announced that the Federal Highway Administration is expected to approve a new environmental review of the plan.
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Thu Apr 05 16:32:53 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Energy debate in Washington causes friction for businesses, coal workers
LG&E is shifting away from coal to natural gas at several power plants. It's a move triggered by stricter federal environmental regulations in the Obama administration.
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Thu Apr 12 16:06:36 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
WHAS11 Chuck Olmstead Telethon raises more than $4,000
WHAS11 held a telethon to benefit the the Chuck Olmstead Memorial Fund on Friday April 13. The Chuck Olmstead free aneurysm screening will take place on May 20 at the Kentucky International Convention Center from 9 a.m.-4p.m.
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Wed Apr 11 10:39:20 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Lady Antebellum announces Rebuild Henryville poster contest
Lady Antebellum is seeking designs for the Rebuild Henryville benefit concert poster. Winners of the contest will win cash as well as their design on posters and t-shirts to be sold at the concert and on their website.
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Fri Apr 13 13:41:10 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Beshear calls special session one day after regular session ends
A compromise over the state transportation budget fell apart Thursday night and the Ohio River Bridges Project is on hold again.
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Fri Apr 27 15:41:43 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Richie Farmer Kentucky Agriculture Dept. investigation out Monday, 2008 convention probed
Three months after the investigation was launched, Kentucky's Auditor says he will release the findings of the probe of the Kentucky Department of Agriculture under Commissioner Richie Farmer.
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Mon May 07 07:58:18 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Lugar makes final push to avoid primary defeat Tuesday in Indiana
Richard Lugar is a US Senate legend and he’s the longest serving senator in Indiana history and Democrats didn't even bother running a candidate against him six years ago.
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Tue May 08 19:56:46 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Mourdock talks about campaign, Lugar after winning Ind. GOP primary Part 1
Tea party-backed state Treasurer Richard Mourdock won the Republican nomination Tuesday. He spent much of his campaign portraying Richard Lugar as too moderate for the conservative state.
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Tue May 08 19:58:15 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Mourdock talks about campaign, Lugar after winning Ind. GOP primary Part 2
Tea party-backed state Treasurer Richard Mourdock won the Republican nomination Tuesday. He spent much of his campaign portraying Richard Lugar as too moderate for the conservative state.
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Wed May 09 20:59:48 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Yoder embraces underdog role, Obama in congressional race
A former Miss Indiana emerged from a pack of five Democrats in the Ninth Congressional District Primary.
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Sat May 12 09:01:44 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Man rushed to hospital after near-drowning
A man was rushed to the hospital on Saturday morning after police say they were called out to the Indian Hills neighborhood for a possible drowning.
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Fri May 18 18:26:45 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
New Jersey Gov. Christie stops in Ky., has strong words for Obama
Just days ahead of Kentucky's primary election on Tuesday, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie was in Kentucky on Saturday to speak at the state's annual GOP Lincoln Day Dinner.
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Tue May 29 20:10:15 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Indiana accepts contractors' bids for East End Bridge, to break ground in August
Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels announced Tuesday that the state will soon break ground on the East End Crossing of the Ohio River Bridges Project.
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Thu May 31 16:12:06 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
MSD: Unusual flash flooding not related to system changes
After the WHAS11 building downtown, Brook Street at the University of Louisville were flooded both in 2009 and this week we wondered, has anything else changed to make these two areas a flash flood target?
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Tue Jun 05 18:17:52 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Your photos: Transit of Venus
We had the chance to witness the phenomenon called "transit of Venus." This is the sight of Venus slowly inching across the face of the sun.
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Tue Jun 12 15:56:29 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
WHAS11's Ben Pine jumps from the sky!
WHAS11's resident dare-devil Ben Pine got the chance to jump out of an airplane and go skydiving.
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Fri Jun 15 05:18:19 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Father's Day tribute and photos!
WHAS11's resident dare-devil Ben Pine got the chance to jump out of an airplane and go skydiving.
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Thu Jul 19 17:40:08 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Hotel roof partially blown off, guests moved to Galt House
The roof is partially blown off at a Crowne Plaza hotel that is located in the 800 block of Phillips Lane.
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Mon Jul 30 10:51:03 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Interview: Sherlene Shanklin and the 411
Sherlene Shanklin previews upcoming events around Louisville in her blog, The 411.
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Sat Aug 11 14:30:47 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Paul Ryan as VP, local lawmakers and candidates weigh in
A list of statements released Saturday following Governor Mitt Romney's selection of Congressman Paul Ryan (R) as his vice presidential nominee.
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Sat Aug 11 15:44:05 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Kentuckiana reacts to Romney VP pick
Romney supporters in Kentuckiana say he got it right. For Democrats, it's a decision they say will work in their favor. But for both sides of the political spectrum, it's a surprising nomination.
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Thu Aug 23 14:24:07 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
'Fairness Campaign' protests at the Ky. State Fair
The protest was not only peaceful, but once the program started, the protesters sat and ate breakfast alongside the Farm Bureau employees and members.
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Fri Aug 24 15:27:28 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Ind. senator says cyber-terrorism could cause havoc in United States
One local senator on the Senate Intelligence Committee said there's another threat looming, cyber-terrorism.
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Wed Aug 29 15:37:40 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Kentucky Senators highlight part of RNC
Vice-presidential nominee Paul Ryan takes center stage at the Republican National Convention, but not before Kentucky makes its imprint. WHAS11's Political Editor Joe Arnold has a preview, click on the video player above.
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Thu Aug 30 15:48:28 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Sacramento mayor encourages Louisville NBA dreams, fights to keep Kings
There's been talk for years of the Sacramento Kings coming to Louisville. On Thursday we are getting straight answers from the mayor of that city.
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Fri Aug 31 16:25:50 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
WHAS11 reporter gets stranded in overseas airport with thousands
On a trip overseas a member of the WHAS11 news team became part of an international news story. On his way to Israel WHAS11's Bryan Baker was among the first round of flights delayed during a strike at Germany's busiest airport.
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Thu Sep 13 20:59:06 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Ali awarded the Liberty Medal in Philadelphia Thursday night
Boxing great Muhammad Ali was in Philadelphia on Thursday night to receive the Liberty Medal.
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Mon Sep 17 16:22:14 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Debate over debates: Yoder wants 13, Young offers 2
The Democrat running in Southern Indiana’s Ninth Congressional District says Republican Todd Young is dodging the district's largest population centers.
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Wed Sep 26 16:32:42 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Changes in Indiana’s 9th Congressional District may be making room for republicans
Fourty-one days and counting until the election and some voters in Southern Indiana are dealing with changes on the ballot.
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Tue Oct 02 16:26:07 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Could capital gridlock be over between Gov. Beshear, David Williams?
Insiders are wondering if the feud between Governor Steve Beshear and Senate President David Williams may soon come to an end.
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Fri Oct 05 11:26:59 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Fair Board names Las Vegas businessman to replace Workman
Clifford "Rip" Rippetoe, president of Rippetoe Solutions Group out of Las Vegas, is set to take the spot vacated by Workman.
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Mon Oct 08 16:20:56 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Mike Huckabee talks about vice presidential debate with WHAS11’s Joe Arnold
Former republican presidential candidate and Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee visited Louisville over the weekend to help raise money for local candidates.
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Tue Oct 09 16:16:18 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Beshear working to bring India-owned businesses to Kentucky
It's been 26 years since Kentucky Governor Martha Lane Collins looked to Japan and Toyota for Kentucky’s economic future. Now, current Governor Steve Beshear is also looking overseas to what he says could be Kentucky’s "next Japan."
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Wed Oct 10 16:21:24 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Centre College prepares for Biden, Ryan debate set for Thursday
The vice presidential debate has students at Centre College in Danville buzzing with excitement.
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Wed Oct 10 20:42:29 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Danville prepares for big debate on Thursday
Some say, because of the tight race, the weight of the election could fall on the shoulders of Joe Biden and Paul Ryan. How will they represent the men at the top of the ticket?
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Thu Oct 25 09:00:22 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Gov. Beshear has selected Williams for vacant judgeship appointment
Senate President David Williams is among nominees a panel recommended to Gov. Steve Beshear on Thursday for an open judgeship in southern Kentucky.
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Mon Oct 15 16:25:05 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
U.S. Senate race in Indiana is tight between Mourdock, Donnelly
After Tea Party Republican Richard Mourdock booted Republican legend Richard Lugar in the GOP primary, his challenge now is to convince moderate Republicans.
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Tue Oct 23 15:47:07 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Final debate held for Indiana’s U.S. Senate candidates at IUS
It's the election that could decide which party controls the U.S. Senate; Indiana's very heated senate race between Democrat Joe Donnelly and Republican Richard Mourdock
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Wed Oct 24 15:10:40 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
State officials: Committee to evaluate Hart's Kentucky Kingdom proposal
Kentucky State Officials say a committee will meet next week to evaluate Louisville businessman Ed Hart's new proposal to re-open Kentucky Kingdom.
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Thu Oct 25 16:01:51 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Constitutional amendment on Ky. ballot could change hunter, angler rights
WHAS11’s Political Editor Joe Arnold explains why hunters and anglers believe they should have a protected right to hunt and fish.
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Tue Oct 30 16:17:29 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Will eastern Ky. snow affect Election Day?
Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes says, even after the snowstorm, every county clerk's office in Kentucky was open on Tuesday and ready to accept voters.
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Thu Nov 01 15:26:26 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Republicans hope to gain control of Kentucky House on Election Day
It may be the most important story for Kentucky voters on election night, dramatically affecting what becomes law in the state.
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Thu Nov 01 15:32:13 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Ky. Senate race remains in limbo with no ruling in Thieneman case
There is still no ruling on whether Republican Chris Thieneman has fulfilled the requirement to live in the 37th Senate district for a full year.
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Fri Nov 02 16:37:40 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Tea Party could have big role in Indiana governor race
We've heard a lot about the Tea Party in the Indiana U.S. Senate race but it could also play a big role in the race for Indiana governor.
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Fri Nov 02 16:50:08 PDT 2012 by WHAS11
Ind. U.S. Senate race: Could Mourdock’s controversial comments affect senate race?
A new poll shows that Richard Mourdock's controversial comments have shaken up Indiana's U.S. Senate race. Will the controversy affect the Ninth District Congressional race?
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Mon Nov 05 14:55:22 PST 2012 by WHAS11
Thieneman will be on Election Day ballot; residency controversy still tarnishes his eligibility
In his last minute pitch to voters, incumbent Democrat Perry Clark made sure they knew of his Republican challenger's residency controversy.
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Wed Nov 07 15:53:49 PST 2012 by WHAS11
The day after election signals a new beginning for Hoosier politics
With the balance of power in the Senate up for grabs, all eyes were on Indiana election night in that heated race between Tea Party favorite Richard Mourdock and democratic congressman Joe Donnelly.
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Wed Nov 21 16:31:28 PST 2012 by WHAS11
Thanksgiving Day food: What's your family tradition?
The Thanksgiving feast is different from family to family. Others go out to eat while others spend the week preparing the turkey and all the trimmings. We all have our own take on those thanksgiving classics.
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Thu Nov 22 18:26:53 PST 2012 by WHAS11
Public awareness campaign aims to warn 'smurfers' who buy medicine with pseudoephedrine
By law, Kentucky pharmacies are already on the front lines of the fight against methamphetamine production.
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Tue Nov 27 15:02:35 PST 2012 by WHAS11
Report shows decrease in number of college graduates in workforce
As Louisville tries to increase the number of college graduates in the workforce, there are some discouraging numbers on Tuesday.
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Fri Nov 30 15:27:22 PST 2012 by WHAS11
Pro-NBA group holds meeting Friday night in Louisville
As Louisville tries to increase the number of college graduates in the workforce, there are some discouraging numbers on Tuesday.
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Tue Dec 11 16:14:02 PST 2012 by WHAS11
Expanded gambling in Ky. gets new life
The effort to expand gambling in Kentucky is getting new life.
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Thu Dec 13 12:32:14 PST 2012 by WHAS11
Lou. mayor proposes sales tax increase
Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer has taken the first steps for Louisville to approve what is called a local-option tax.
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Wed Jan 02 14:49:54 PST 2013 by WHAS11
How the fiscal cliff will be affecting you
Because the fiscal cliff deal raises income tax rates on people earning more than $400,000 per year, those earning less than $400,0000 might think their take home pay is not affected.
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Tue Jan 15 14:44:45 PST 2013 by WHAS11
Rand Paul invited to speak at Conservative Political Action Conference
The CPAC is the largest gathering of conservative leaders and activists and it has launched the presidential campaigns of many Republican candidates.
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Thu Jan 17 15:58:16 PST 2013 by WHAS11
Rand Paul says he plans to vote against raising nation’s debt limit, force budget reform
In Oldham County U.S Senator Rand Paul says he plans to vote against raising the nation's debt limit as leverage to force the White House into budget reform.
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Tue Jan 29 09:51:49 PST 2013 by WHAS11
Severe storms possible overnight
The Storm Prediction Center has portions of Indiana and Kentucky under a Moderate Risk of severe storms!
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Wed Jan 30 18:21:48 PST 2013 by WHAS11
Pension system reform
Lawmakers could have enough votes to overhaul Kentucky's pension system for state and local government workers.
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Tue Feb 05 16:58:20 PST 2013 by WHAS11
Karma Down Under: A Wonder of the Natural World
Honestly, if I had not seen and touched him myself, I would never have believed he was real. He looks like something out of a Pixar movie.
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Tue Feb 12 19:28:58 PST 2013 by WHAS11
Comments over gun control upset Ky. lawmakers
More than 50 Kentucky lawmakers have sent a letter to Gov. Steve Beshear about the comments made by State Police Commissioner Rodney Brewer about increased gun control.
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Wed Feb 13 16:18:19 PST 2013 by WHAS11
Talks of possible State take over for troubled Jefferson Co. schools
Education commissioner Terry Holliday has some tough talk about what's happening in Jefferson County schools, calling it 'academic genocide.'
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Thu Feb 14 18:14:28 PST 2013 by WHAS11
RAW VIDEO: Ky. Agricultural Commissioner James Comer on legalizing hemp
Education commissioner Terry Holliday has some tough talk about what's happening in Jefferson County schools, calling it 'academic genocide.'
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Thu Feb 14 18:18:00 PST 2013 by WHAS11
RAW VIDEO: Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear on smoke free Ky., pension reform, tax reform and hemp
Education commissioner Terry Holliday has some tough talk about what's happening in Jefferson County schools, calling it 'academic genocide.'
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Thu Feb 21 12:56:38 PST 2013 by WHAS11
WHAS11 Chief Meterologist Monty Webb Skypes with Wash. students
Education commissioner Terry Holliday has some tough talk about what's happening in Jefferson County schools, calling it 'academic genocide.'
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Thu Feb 21 15:53:23 PST 2013 by WHAS11
Kentucky atwitter, Judd's Twitter reveals positions
As actress Ashley Judd considers whether to run for U.S. Senate against Mitch McConnell, she is saying very little to the media but she's saying a lot to her 161,000 followers on Twitter.
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Thu Mar 07 15:47:25 PST 2013 by WHAS11
WHAS11 exclusive phone interview with Rand Paul following filibuster
As actress Ashley Judd considers whether to run for U.S. Senate against Mitch McConnell, she is saying very little to the media but she's saying a lot to her 161,000 followers on Twitter.
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Mon Mar 25 16:14:07 PDT 2013 by WHAS11
Sen. Rubio in Louisville
Florida Senator Marco Rubio was at the University of Louisville.
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Thu Mar 28 16:19:51 PDT 2013 by WHAS11
Will Rand Paul run for President in 2016?
With Kentucky Senator Rand Paul doing everything that a presidential candidate would do three years away from the next election, it's becoming more difficult for him to avoid the question…will he run for president in 2016?
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Fri Apr 12 17:13:09 PDT 2013 by WHAS11
Rand Paul speaks at Simmons College in Lou. to appeal for votes
Two days after catching heat for lecturing about black history to students who already knew it at Washington D.C.'s Howard University, Kentucky Senator Rand Paul spoke at another historically black school, Simmons College, in Louisville.
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Tue Apr 23 11:34:22 PDT 2013 by WHAS11
Lou. Mayor Greg Fischer will run for re-election
Mayor Greg Fischer announced that he will seek a second term in office on Tuesday.
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Wed Apr 24 03:58:42 PDT 2013 by WHAS11
Raw Video: Ky. governor to talk with Grimes about Senate race
Mayor Greg Fischer announced that he will seek a second term in office on Tuesday.
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Thu May 09 10:24:04 PDT 2013 by WHAS11
Beshear announces Medicaid coverage will expand in Ky.
Governor Steve Beshear calls it the quote, "single biggest decision in our lifetime for improving the health of Kentuckians."
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Wed May 15 17:14:50 PDT 2013 by WHAS11
Local senators compare Obama administration’s handling of controversies to Richard Nixon’s presidency
In exclusive interviews with WHAS11 news, U.S. Senators Rand Paul and Dan Coats are comparing the Obama administration's handling of three major controversies to the disgraced presidency of Richard Nixon.
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Mon May 20 14:30:26 PDT 2013 by WHAS11
Ky. Senator Rand Paul donates $10K to N.H. Republican Party
Kentucky Senator Rand Paul is donating $10,000 to the New Hampshire Republican Party.
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Mon Jun 10 14:15:05 PDT 2013 by WHAS11
Grimes has had private meetings with Harry Reid, 'Politico' reports
New information about a possible run for U.S. Senate by Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes.
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Fri Jan 08 15:48:52 PST 2010 by WHAS11 News
Camm gets new attorney, seeks venue change for third trial
David Camm has been convicted twice of killing his wife and two children at their Floyd County home, but both convictions were overturned.
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Sat Feb 06 04:46:48 PST 2010 by Whas11 News
Winter storm sparks difficulty with taming house fire
They were unable to get on the roof because it was too slick.
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Wed May 19 16:07:39 PDT 2010 by WHAS11 News
Joe Arnold 1-on-1: Jack Conway on Senate race vs. Rand Paul
They were unable to get on the roof because it was too slick.
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Wed May 19 16:29:19 PDT 2010 by WHAS11 News
Joe Arnold 1-on-1: Rand Paul denies snubbing Greyson’s concession phone call
They were unable to get on the roof because it was too slick.
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Wed May 26 20:59:00 PDT 2010 by WHAS11 News
Joe Arnold talks to Rand Paul about America, Civil Rights Act
In Arnold’s interview with Paul, Arnold asked him to describe Rand Paul's America, if that provision had not been part of the Civil Rights Act.
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Fri May 28 14:30:13 PDT 2010 by WHAS11 News
Light a candle for fallen heroes and lost loved ones this Memorial Day
In Arnold’s interview with Paul, Arnold asked him to describe Rand Paul's America, if that provision had not been part of the Civil Rights Act.
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Tue Jun 22 09:41:08 PDT 2010 by WHAS11 News
Local team, Lax-Ville, wins regional Lacrosse tournament
Team Lax-Ville, a team recently formed in Louisville with high school students from several public and private schools, as well as schools in Lexington.
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Tue Jun 22 10:03:54 PDT 2010 by WHAS11 News
Photos: Team LaxVille wins regional Lacrosse tournament
Photos from Championship Game of tournament.
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Thu Jun 24 05:40:35 PDT 2010 by WHAS11 News
Louisville's mayoral candidates have first debate
The debate began just after 8 a.m. This is the first debate for Dem. Greg Fischer and Rep. Hal Heiner.
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Fri Jun 25 08:14:39 PDT 2010 by WHAS11 News
Behind the scenes with Andy Treinen on Consumer Watch
The debate began just after 8 a.m. This is the first debate for Dem. Greg Fischer and Rep. Hal Heiner.
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Tue Jul 13 10:44:38 PDT 2010 by WHAS11 News
Caught on Tape: Lightning over Louisville
The debate began just after 8 a.m. This is the first debate for Dem. Greg Fischer and Rep. Hal Heiner.
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Tue Aug 03 14:50:45 PDT 2010 by WHAS11 News
Louisville mayoral candidates talk tourism. gaming
The exclusive WHAS11-Courier Journal Bluegrass Poll showed republican Hal Heiner tied with democrat Greg Fischer at 45 percent, four percent of the people polled were undecided and three percent supported independent candidate Jackie Green.
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Wed Oct 06 21:10:28 PDT 2010 by WHAS11 News
Clinton expected to visit Ky. to campaign for Conway
Former President Bill Clinton is set to campaign for Jack Conway's U.S. Senate campaign in Kentucky on Monday.
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Mon Oct 25 18:09:31 PDT 2010 by WHAS11 News
Latest poll shows Coats leading Ellsworth by 18-points
The Senate seat up for grabs was held by Evan Bayh who announced in February he wouldn't be running again.
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Tue Nov 02 08:59:10 PDT 2010 by WHAS11 News
Kentuckiana voters turn out in large numbers to cast ballots
A contentious campaign season gave way to a relatively quiet Election Day, as voters across Kentucky headed to the polls on Tuesday to settle one of the most acrimonious political races in the country.
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Tue Jan 18 15:30:42 PST 2011 by WHAS11 News
Proposed bill would cut off public assistance after failed drug test
Under the bill, people who fail the drug test would lose their benefits, but could get benefits back by passing a drug test at a later date.
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Tue Feb 15 08:13:37 PST 2011 by WHAS11 News
House committee will hear animal cruelty measure
Hope, a dog who survived being thrown out of a car onto Interstate 65, is headed to Frankfort for the 1 p.m. rally.
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Tue Feb 22 12:12:19 PST 2011 by WHAS11 News
Ind. state treasurer begins Senate campaign
Mourdock says he appreciates Lugar's decades of service to Indiana, but says the six-term republican has lost touch with the state's needs.
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Tue Feb 22 12:54:09 PST 2011 by WHAS11 News
Ellsworth not running for any public office in 2012
Ellsworth lost to republican Dan Coats in November's Senate race to succeed Evan Bayh who didn't seek reelection.
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Fri Feb 25 13:40:56 PST 2011 by WHAS11 News
WHAS11 News' Melissa Swan featured in Southern Indiana Living Magazine
Melissa is from the small Ohio River town of Leavenworth. She always welcomes opportunities to share stories about her Southern Indiana hometown.
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Tue Mar 01 08:38:56 PST 2011 by WHAS11 News
Ky. House passes bill to make fireworks legal
The bill would allow the sale and use of fireworks that explode or shoot up into the air. Many of these fireworks have been banned in Kentucky for 30 years.
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Tue Mar 22 11:20:34 PDT 2011 by WHAS11 News
Meteorologist Ben Pine visits Hazlewood Elementary for Citizen of the Month Day
WHAS11 Meteorologist Ben Pine visited Hazlewood Elementary School in Louisville for Citizen of the Month Day on Tuesday.
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Fri Jun 03 12:49:09 PDT 2011 by WHAS11 News
WHAS11 News takes home several Associated Press awards!
WHAS11 Meteorologist Ben Pine visited Hazlewood Elementary School in Louisville for Citizen of the Month Day on Tuesday.
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Mon Jul 18 15:35:38 PDT 2011 by WHAS11 News
Council Court sworn in, Green's attorney wants delay of expulsion trial
A Council Court has been sworn in to decide whether Judy Green is guilty of violating her oath of office.
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Sun Aug 07 20:39:17 PDT 2011 by WHAS11 newsroom
Sen. Rand Paul to hold town meeting this week
The meeting will be from 1 p.m. until 2 p.m. at the Hartford City Hall on East Washington Street in Hartford, Kentucky.
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Mon Nov 07 05:45:26 PST 2011 by WHAS11 newsroom
Governor candidates make the rounds before election on Tuesday
To see the full story click on the video player above.
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Tue Nov 08 17:05:25 PST 2011 by WHAS11 News
Mike Moore wins Jeffersonville Mayor race
Moore saluted Galligan in his victory speech, saying “The man gave 12 years of his life for the city in Jeffersonville. I will always respect anybody that can serve three terms and go through what I'm sure he had to go through.”
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Tue Nov 08 19:04:20 PST 2011 by WHAS11 News
Gov. Beshear's victory speech
Moore saluted Galligan in his victory speech, saying “The man gave 12 years of his life for the city in Jeffersonville. I will always respect anybody that can serve three terms and go through what I'm sure he had to go through.”
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Tue Nov 08 19:39:19 PST 2011 by WHAS11 News
Charlestown, Ind. Mayor Bob Hall beats Ennis in close race
Moore saluted Galligan in his victory speech, saying “The man gave 12 years of his life for the city in Jeffersonville. I will always respect anybody that can serve three terms and go through what I'm sure he had to go through.”
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Tue Nov 08 19:46:05 PST 2011 by WHAS11 News
Election Special: Nov. 8, 2011
Moore saluted Galligan in his victory speech, saying “The man gave 12 years of his life for the city in Jeffersonville. I will always respect anybody that can serve three terms and go through what I'm sure he had to go through.”
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Tue Dec 13 08:11:00 PST 2011 by WHAS11 News
2011 Ky. Gubernatorial Inaugural Parade and Ball
Moore saluted Galligan in his victory speech, saying “The man gave 12 years of his life for the city in Jeffersonville. I will always respect anybody that can serve three terms and go through what I'm sure he had to go through.”
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Thu Jan 19 12:40:02 PST 2012 by WHAS11 News
Raw Video: Louisville tornado formation
Moore saluted Galligan in his victory speech, saying “The man gave 12 years of his life for the city in Jeffersonville. I will always respect anybody that can serve three terms and go through what I'm sure he had to go through.”
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Wed Jan 25 10:21:43 PST 2012 by WHAS11 News
Senator Rand Paul's reaction to State of the Union Address
Moore saluted Galligan in his victory speech, saying “The man gave 12 years of his life for the city in Jeffersonville. I will always respect anybody that can serve three terms and go through what I'm sure he had to go through.”
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Tue Jan 31 00:58:43 PST 2012 by WHAS11 newsroom
Disability rally heads to Frankfort
The group is taking part in a lobby day and rally.
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Wed Feb 15 15:13:37 PST 2012 by WHAS11 Sports
Coach Cal: Davis can't sign poster due to people selling them online
UK Coach Calipari warned fans via Twitter Wed. to stop selling the promotional Anthony Davis posters given out at the Florida game.
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Wed Apr 11 17:26:11 PDT 2012 by WHAS11 newsroom
Amazing Acro-Cats return to Kentucky Center
The Amazing Acro-Cats will perform their remarkable feats of agility pushing carts, riding skateboards, rolling barrels, ringing bells, turning on lights, walking tight ropes, jumping through hoops, and much more.
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Fri Apr 13 13:27:07 PDT 2012 by WHAS11 News
The Miracle: Destinie Wilson's recovery after suffering from a brain aneurysm
Another member of the WHAS11 family, photojournalist Michael Driver, also had someone close to him suffer from a brain aneurysm, his girlfriend Destenie Wilson.
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Tue Apr 17 13:19:06 PDT 2012 by WHAS11 Sports
Cards celebrate Big East Championship, Final Four run
Cardinal fans from across Kentuckiana packed Fourth Street Live! to celebrate with the University of Louisville's mens basketball team.
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Tue Apr 17 08:20:29 PDT 2012 by WHAS11 Sports
Kentucky's starting 5 declares for NBA draft
Freshmen Anthony Davis, Michael Kidd-Gilchrist and Marquis Teague, and sophomores Terrence Jones and Doron Lamb declared for the draft in a nationally televised news conference Tuesday night.
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Tue Apr 17 15:41:51 PDT 2012 by WHAS11 Sports
Pitino and Cardinal players celebrate winning season with community
Cardinal fans from across Kentuckiana packed Fourth Street Live! to celebrate with the University of Louisville's mens basketball team.
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Mon May 21 15:41:40 PDT 2012 by WHAS11 editors
Joe Arnold previews Tuesday's primary election races
Cardinal fans from across Kentuckiana packed Fourth Street Live! to celebrate with the University of Louisville's mens basketball team.
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Tue May 29 09:52:50 PDT 2012 by WHAS11 News
Rep. Yarmuth's mother hospitalized after crash sends her car into rushing creek
In the course of the accident, a vehicle traveled about 1000 yards through a fence and into the creek and Edna Yarmuth was trapped inside the vehicle.
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Wed Jun 13 17:28:59 PDT 2012 by WHAS11 newsroom
Congressman Yarmuth hosting job fair at JCTC
Those who attend will get tips from professionals on how to write a resume, look for a job and interview for a position.
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Mon Sep 10 17:31:29 PDT 2012 by WHAS11 newsroom
Arena Authority considering using citizen money to cover debts
The Louisville Arena Authority voted Monday morning to alert the city it may need to tap into the city's maximum contribution of $9.8 million.
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Thu Sep 13 17:50:33 PDT 2012 by WHAS11 newsroom
Floyd Co. mayor candidate and other charged with voter fraud
Paul Ethridge and Joshua Clemens were arrested Thursday afternoon.
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Fri Oct 12 14:21:24 PDT 2012 by WHAS11 editors
Political world buzzing after feisty vice presidential debate
Paul Ethridge and Joshua Clemens were arrested Thursday afternoon.
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Tue Nov 20 03:17:00 PST 2012 by WHAS11 editors
Thanksgiving recipes from the Brown Hotel
Paul Ethridge and Joshua Clemens were arrested Thursday afternoon.
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Thu Dec 27 05:12:02 PST 2012 by WHAS11 editors
New Year's Eve recipes from the Brown Hotel
Paul Ethridge and Joshua Clemens were arrested Thursday afternoon.
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Mon Mar 25 08:40:58 PDT 2013 by WHAS11 editors
Paul speaks out against same-sex marriage ahead of SCOTUS hearings
Tuesday the Court will take up California's Proposition 8 which banned gay marriage five years ago. Wednesday, it will hear a challenge to the Defense of Marriage Act which states the federal government can't recognize same sex marriages.
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Tue Apr 09 08:49:38 PDT 2013 by WHAS11 editors
Healthy recipes, simple workout to shape up for summer
Tuesday the Court will take up California's Proposition 8 which banned gay marriage five years ago. Wednesday, it will hear a challenge to the Defense of Marriage Act which states the federal government can't recognize same sex marriages.
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Tue Apr 30 14:17:52 PDT 2013 by WHAS11 editors
Derby Dishcrawl: Tasting tour of 4 distinctive restaurants
Tuesday the Court will take up California's Proposition 8 which banned gay marriage five years ago. Wednesday, it will hear a challenge to the Defense of Marriage Act which states the federal government can't recognize same sex marriages.
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Sat Jan 08 13:12:59 PST 2011 by WHAS11 Web Producer
Statements from Yarmuth, Guthrie and Chandler regarding shooting
Tuesday the Court will take up California's Proposition 8 which banned gay marriage five years ago. Wednesday, it will hear a challenge to the Defense of Marriage Act which states the federal government can't recognize same sex marriages.
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Mon Nov 19 04:49:29 PST 2012 by From WHAS11 affiliate WWLTV
Frank's classic 'Franksgiving' recipes
Tuesday the Court will take up California's Proposition 8 which banned gay marriage five years ago. Wednesday, it will hear a challenge to the Defense of Marriage Act which states the federal government can't recognize same sex marriages.
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Fri May 18 08:40:47 PDT 2012 by WHAS11 and Great Day Live!
Photos: Behind the scenes at Great Bands Live!
Tuesday the Court will take up California's Proposition 8 which banned gay marriage five years ago. Wednesday, it will hear a challenge to the Defense of Marriage Act which states the federal government can't recognize same sex marriages.
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Thu Aug 11 12:04:56 PDT 2011 by Associated Press / WHAS11 Web Producer
Sullivan Univ. asking employess to support challenger in Ky. Atty. Gen.'s race
Tuesday the Court will take up California's Proposition 8 which banned gay marriage five years ago. Wednesday, it will hear a challenge to the Defense of Marriage Act which states the federal government can't recognize same sex marriages.