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Louisville Courier-Journal

• Federal Highway Administration wants bridges lawsuit moved to Kentucky court

  Louisville Courier-Journal – Wed Nov 11, 11:37 am ET  

  The Federal Highway Administration is asking a federal judge to move a lawsuit seeking a reevaluation of the Ohio River Bridges Project to a Kentucky court. Full Story »

• University of Kentucky offers swine flu shots

  Louisville Courier-Journal – Wed Nov 11, 10:51 am ET  

  The University of Kentucky will offer swine flu immunizations to all students and employees. Full Story »

• Health officials encourage people to use walk-in clinic

  Louisville Courier-Journal – Wed Nov 11, 8:51 am ET  

  Louisville public health officials are encouraging people at the H1N1 flu clinic to use the walk-in facility as a way to get vaccinated in a more timely fashion. Full Story »

• Line for Louisville swine flu shots growing

  Louisville Courier-Journal – Wed Nov 11, 7:36 am ET  

  The line for swine flu shots at Papa John's Cardinal Stadium doubled in about 20 minutes and stretches to about Third Street and Central Ave Wednesday morning. Full Story »

• Clunker program missed the mark

  Louisville Courier-Journal – Wed Nov 4, 11:37 pm ET  

  The idea behind the government's $3billion Cash for Clunkers program was to put more fuel-efficient cars on the road. But the most common deals replaced old Ford or Chevrolet pickups with new ones that got only marginally better gas mileage, according to an analysis of federal data by The Associated Press. Full Story »

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Grayson County News-Gazette

• Helping the Needy

  Grayson County News-Gazette – Mon Nov 9, 4:08 pm ET  

  Volunteers with Leitchfield United Methodist Church took advantage of the sunny day on November 6 to collect items for the Fellowship Thrift Shop. The purpose of the effort was to restock the shelv... Full Story »

• Salvation Army begging for bell-ringers this holiday season

  Grayson County News-Gazette – Mon Nov 9, 4:08 pm ET  

  The local Salvation Army Unit is begging for bell ringers this holiday season. “In seasons past, I have been blessed to have the young adults from the schools ring the bell for us, but with new sc... Full Story »

• 4-H bringing drive-in movies back to Leitchfield

  Grayson County News-Gazette – Mon Nov 9, 4:08 pm ET  

  Now families can experience the joy of a drive-In movie, right in their own town, when the Grayson County Fairgrounds is turned into a movie theater on November 14. The 4-H Adventure Club came up ... Full Story »

• Grand jury indicts ten

  Grayson County News-Gazette – Mon Nov 9, 4:08 pm ET  

  The Grayson County Grand Jury returned 11 indictments on 10 different people including several drug possession charges, a forged item possession, rape and sexual abuse and an assault charge over a ... Full Story »

WLKY Louisville

• Evansville Principal Suspended In Shoplifting Case

  WLKY Louisville – 1 hr 48 mins ago  

  An elementary school principal has been suspended with pay in an alleged shoplifting case. Full Story »

• Vet Uses Writing To Heal War Wounds

  WLKY Louisville – 2 hrs 3 mins ago  

  On Veterans Day, many former and current soldiers are still trying to win the war within. Full Story »

• 9-Year-Old Leukemia Patient Succumbs To H1N1

  WLKY Louisville – 2 hrs 33 mins ago  

  A young girl from Bardstown died last week from H1N1 in a Nashville hospital. Full Story »

• Million Of Gallons Of Sewage Spill Into River

  WLKY Louisville – 2 hrs 48 mins ago  

  More than three million gallons of raw sewage poured into the Ohio River Wednesday. Full Story »

• City Launches Initiative For Ex-Pats Living In Louisville

  WLKY Louisville – 2 hrs 48 mins ago  

  Louisville wants to be the hot spot for international professionals to live, work and reside, and a new initiative launched by the Metro Chamber of Commerce and Greater Louisville Inc. aims to help the city reach that goal. Full Story »

WAVE 3 Louisville

• Several Indiana parks to be closed for deer hunts

  WAVE 3 Louisville – Sun Nov 8, 1:42 pm ET  

  Associated Press - November 8, 2009 10:14 AM ET INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Several Indiana state parks will be closed temporarily in the coming weeks for deer hunts. Full Story »

• 2 patients killed at Aussie psychiatric hospital

  WAVE 3 Louisville – Sun Nov 8, 1:42 pm ET  

  A psychiatric patient was charged Thursday with two counts of murder in the overnight stabbing deaths of two men who were also patients at an Australian hospital. Full Story »

• Police: LA celebrity burglaries led by 19-year-old

  WAVE 3 Louisville – Sat Nov 7, 11:57 am ET  

  A 19-year-old woman was the driving force behind a youthful burglary ring that preyed on Hollywood's rich and famous, often brazenly walking into unlocked homes to make off with cash, jewels and family heirlooms, authorities... Full Story »

FOX 41 Louisville

• Trial date set for man accused in "sweetheart slayings"

  FOX 41 Louisville – 7 mins ago  

  76-year-old Edward W. Edwards will go to trial on two counts of first-degree murder. Full Story »

• Churchill Downs purchases online wagering site

  FOX 41 Louisville – 22 mins ago  

  Youbet.com Inc. is an online horse racing and horse betting site. Full Story »

• Students make quilt to honor veterans

  FOX 41 Louisville – 2 hrs 52 mins ago  

  Fourth and fifth graders at Greenwood Elementary School worked on the project. Full Story »

• LMPD employee hurt in crash

  FOX 41 Louisville – Wed Nov 11, 4:53 pm ET  

  Woman suffers minor injuries in crash at 26th and Bank. Full Story »

• New home for historic Louisville church

  FOX 41 Louisville – Wed Nov 11, 4:38 pm ET  

  Portland Avenue Presbyterian Church burned to the ground nearly a year ago. Full Story »

The Evening News and the Tribune

• Man reportedly attacked with shovel at party

  The Evening News and the Tribune – 14 mins ago  

  The Clarksville Police Department is investigating a report that a man attacked one person with a shovel and another with an ax handle at a party. Full Story »

• Body in river identified as Louisville man

  The Evening News and the Tribune – 14 mins ago  

  The body found in the Ohio River on Tuesday has been identified as 36-year-old Eric Harmon of Louisville, Floyd County Coroner Leslie Knable said. Full Story »

• JOB WELL DONE: Bank Street Brewhouse, Develop New Albany member awarded state honors

  The Evening News and the Tribune – 14 mins ago  

  A New Albany restaurant has bested statewide competition to be distinguished as Indiana Main Street’s Business of the Year. Full Story »

• Thousands without power Wednesday afternoon

  The Evening News and the Tribune – 1 hr 44 mins ago  

  Many residents and businesses in Clark County were without power Wednesday afternoon. The power loss occurred at about 1:30 p.m. after a vehicle hit a utility pole on U.S. 31, near Raben Tire Co. Angeline Protegere, Duke Energy spokeswoman, said the accident knocked down a power line. Full Story »

• FIRST LOOK: Area Deaths - November 11, 2009

  The Evening News and the Tribune – 2 hrs 29 mins ago  

  This list is intended only as a basic list of names and information to provide an early alert to friends and well wishers. Full Story »

The Seymour Tribune

• Thanksgiving meal and giveaway taking shape

  The Seymour Tribune – Wed Nov 4, 9:26 pm ET  

  Area churches will once again come together with volunteers to offer a community meal on Thanksgiving Day, and they need your help. The Thanksgiving Day meal will be offered from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. 26 at Cornerstone Ministry Center, 1088 Sarasota... Full Story »

• Sixth-grade center to close Friday; officials seek cause of illness

  The Seymour Tribune – Fri Nov 6, 2:26 am ET  

  UPDATED AT 2:47 p.m. THURSDAY: Seymour Community Schools' Sixth-Grade Center will be closed Friday because of a gastrointestinal illness that's affected 70 students and two teachers. The rest of Seymour Community Schools, including the seven- and... Full Story »

• Knit Night set for Thursday

  The Seymour Tribune – Sat Nov 7, 2:12 am ET  

  Georgiann Coons will teach knitting during Knit Night at 6:30 p.m. Thursday. Learn to knit, work on Christmas gifts or make something personal. Bring size 7 or 8 needles and some worsted weight yarn or your own project. Adults, teens and some older... Full Story »

• Town mulls hiring adviser

  The Seymour Tribune – Sat Nov 7, 2:27 am ET  

  BROWNSTOWN — A local financial consultant already working for the city of Seymour and Jackson County may soon be plying his trade for the county seat. “The town needs to look at all of its funds and what they can be used for,” Eric Reedy told... Full Story »

• Break-in reported at Biehle Electric

  The Seymour Tribune – Mon Nov 9, 12:27 am ET  

  Jennings County Sheriff’s Department is investigating a break-in at the Biehle Electric building on County Road 900W, just north of U.S. 50 in Jennings County. The break-in occurred at 10:09 p.m. Thursday, according to a news release from Jennings... Full Story »