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While both Democratic presidential candidates have claimed that Kentucky's May 20 primary is important, it's been U.S. Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton who has been the quickest to give the Bluegrass some face time.
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As a scientist who studies why horses break their legs, Dr. Wayne McIlwraith is glad to see industry groups meeting to study what can be done to improve racehorse safety.
• Recent losses turn horse fans away (Published May 6)
• Debate on track surface revived (Published May 6)
• Photo slide show: Eight Belles sudden loss
Louisville businessman Greg Fischer had to make a sensitive decision. At the conclusion of the Christian County Democratic Women's Club meeting Monday night, the candidate for U.S. Senate was asked to judge a Derby hat contest. About a half-dozen women had worn fancy hats to the meeting, including one sporting a Fischer campaign sticker.
Party: Democrat Born: Jan. 14, 1958 Residence: Louisville Occupation: Chief executive officer of Dant Clayton Corp., which designs, manufactures and installs aluminum bleachers, stadiums and grandstands; founder and chairman of Iceberg Ventures, a Louisville investment firm.
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Facing some of the angriest public remarks by a group of Kentucky university presidents in memory, a panel gave the initial vote of approval Thursday to higher tuition at the state's public universities and community colleges, including five institutions whose requests were cut.
Former first daughter Chelsea Clinton will return to Kentucky on Thursday to campaign for her mother, Democratic presidential candidate U.S. Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton.
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Kentucky has spent more than $300 million over the past decade maintaining and enhancing its state parks to attract paying customers who -- so far -- haven't shown up, State Auditor Crit Luallen said Wednesday. » Read the audit
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A big jump in gasoline prices Wednesday didn't seem to matter nearly as much to Debra Hensley as the smiles and laughter her little car got from people.
