Emergency vehicles filled the street near the partially collapsed Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati, which was under construction, Friday, Jan. 27, 2012, in Cincinnati. Authorities say at least 11 people have been taken to hospitals with minor injuries, non life-threatening. The casino is a $400 million development under construction in the northeast corner of the city's center and was expected to open in spring 2013, a company official told an Ohio House panel at a hearing recently. The casino was expected to attract nearly 6 million visitors and create 1,700 jobs.

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A portion of a new casino collapsed Friday morning, injuring about 30 workers.

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Deal struck to extend filing deadline for Ky. congressional candidates

FRANKFORT -- The House and Senate agreed Friday to push back the Jan. 31 filing deadline for candidates to allow more time for negotiations on the ...

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LSU guard Hickey, Kentucky's Mr. Basketball, has brushed aside UK's recruiting snub

Though named Kentucky's Mr. Basketball and the Sweet 16's Most Valuable Player after leading Christian County to the state championship, Anthony Hickey was not recruited by UK or Louisville.

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UK's fledgling dance program is ready to fly

Just a year ago, students couldn't minor in dance at UK, and dance was never part of the College of Fine Arts. That changed when the school hired Susie Thiel to launch a dance program under the umbrella of the theater department. 3Dimensions is the...

Ben Noel performs in a piece Lyndy Franklin Smith and Jeromy Smith created based on the choreography of Bob Fosse. Lyndy Franklin Smith and Jeromy Smith created a piece based on the chireography of Bob Fosse. The University of Kentucky Department of Theatre presents "3Dimensions: Winter Dance Concert," the inaugural performance of UK's new dance program with choreography by Susie Thiel, Lyndy Franklin and Blake Pearson. Performances are Jan. 27 and 28, 2012 in the Guignol Theatre in the University of Kentucky Fine Arts Building. Photo by Rich Copley| Lexington Herald-Leader

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Don't let carbon monoxide or radon sneak up on you

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170 dpi 52p x 52p Rick Nease color illustration of blue-head man suffering carbon monoxide poisoning in house. Detroit Free Press 1998 CATEGORY: ILLUSTRATION SUBJECT: Poisoning illus.jpg ARTIST: Rick Nease ORIGIN: Detroit Free Press TYPE: JPEG SIZE: As needed ENTERED: 2/2/98 STORY SLUG: Stand-alone illustration, feature, features, home, safety, carbon, monoxide, poison, poisoning, DE, nease, 1998

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Cole Arimes, who grew up in Lexington and has been a chef in Cincinnati for 18 years, is coming home to open a restaurant, Coles 735 Main, at the site...

Cole Arimes, left talked to Terry Moore, right, in the dining room as Moore constructed frames for the new gazebo-type patio being built on the front at Coles at 735 Main, a new restaurant going in at the corner of East Main St. and Ashland Ave. in Lexington, Ky., Friday, January 20, 2012. Cole Arimes, who has been chef in Cincinnati for 18 years, will be the executive chef/proprietor. Charles Bertram | Staff

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AP Interview: End of prison oversight not certain

The court-appointed receiver overseeing California's prison health care system said Friday the state must keep its promise to spend more than $2 billion for new medical facilities before the federal courts can end an oversight role that has lasted... 48 minutes ago

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