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Near the halfway point of Glitter and Doom Live, the third official concert recording from the ever-mercurial Tom Waits (but his first in more than 21 years), a deep, swampy blues called Dirt in the Ground is unleashed.

The Kentucky football team has already gotten some big monkeys off its back, winning at Auburn for the first time since 1961 and at Georgia for the first time since 1977.

Central Baptist Hospital and Wal-Mart opened The Clinic at Wal-Mart on Monday in the Hamburg shopping district. The 300-square foot mini-clinic offers a broad range of services from shots to nutritional counseling.

While some shout that this country can't afford to tackle the problem of climate change, Eastern Kentucky University is quietly showing how to do it — and saving a lot of money in the process.

WASHINGTON — Americans could pay billions of dollars more in new taxes for a few years before they're likely to see significant change in the nation's health care system under legislation that Congress is considering.

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