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aclark@herald leader.com Criminal charges have been dismissed against a Berea man accused of first-degree abuse after his toddler suffered a severe sunburn that caused second-degree burns.
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Top Thoroughbred racing officials told Congress Thursday that they have taken steps to fix major problems such as steroid misuse by the end of the year.
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Not long into the House Subcommittee on Commerce, Trade and Consumer Protection hearings on Thoroughbred racing Thursday, Congressman Cliff Stearns said he had heard enough to make at least one observation.
Federal Mine Safety and Health Administration officials said Thursday they told 16 U.S. mining companies they have patterns of violating health and safety rules and warned them to clean up their acts or face heightened enforcement.
Federal prosecutors say a Lexington graduate student set fire to an apartment at the Kirklevington Hills apartments in 2007 so he could get out of his lease.
Three recent burglaries led to God's Pantry temporarily closing the doors of one of its six food banks, but an official with the organization sees the thefts of food meant to be given away as a cry for help.
It's human nature to focus more on what's going wrong than what's going right. I noticed that a lot when I lived in Atlanta. Except for its traffic and smog, Atlanta is the envy of most Southern cities. But get a group of Atlantans together, and all they do is complain.
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Three new bars will open over the July Fourth weekend in Victorian Square as part of a plan to make the block more entertainment-oriented.
• On LexGo: Musicians, fans mourn The Dame's closing
Our long cicada nightmare is almost over. "The end is beginning," says University of Kentucky entomologist Lee Townsend, adding that in some places, it's possible to hear birds singing again because the numbers of screeching insects are diminishing.
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The year that Barbaro's broken leg in the Preakness broke the hearts of racing fans, at least 250 other Thoroughbreds died on racetracks, according to numbers supplied by tracks to Congress in advance of Thursday's hearing on racing safety. | WEBCAST: Horse steroids hearing 10 a.m. today
