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Lexington moving company challenges 'anti-competitive' state law

Lexington businessman Raleigh Bruner and his Wildcat Moving company are challenging a state law that often allows moving van companies to block new...

• Woman convicted of Pitino extortion in new prison 43 minutes ago

• Sharing his POW story: Local WWII veteran finds new way to serve

• Candidates contrast experience, ideas in House 56th District election forum

• Miss Kentucky to be crowned next week in Lexington

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Tom Eblen: Stone sculptor has shown little of her work here until now

Julie Warren Conn has work is in places ranging from the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington, D.C., to the Holiday Inn headquarters in Stamford, Conn. A...

• Chris Bailey's forecast: A mid week break in the storms 18 minutes ago

• Suspect arrested in Chase Bank Robbery

• Police: More than 1 may have had role in Bardstown officer's slaying

• Lexington woman is accused of leaving elderly man in filthy home

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Cats have Rivals' No. 1 recruiting class — in football — after latest commitment

Kentucky has the No. 1-ranked recruiting class in America. 14 minutes ago

• John Clay: New coaching staff has made UK football 'cool' to recruits 14 minutes ago

• Stoops lands twin transfers from Pitt; Eligible in 2014

• Animal Kingdom no factor at Royal Ascot in finale

• 5 things learned from Game 6 of NBA Finals 2 hours ago

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Entertainment

Red River Gorge featured in new movie by Lexington filmmaker

For Bruce Barnett, premiering his movie Red River Moon at the Kentucky Theatre is "a dream come true."

• 'Curb' actor Jeff Garlin won't face charges in LA

• 'Man of Steel' soars with $116.6M at box office

• Tom Eblen: Stone sculptor has shown little of her work here until now

• Cher credits luck for her lengthy career 34 minutes ago

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Merlene Davis: Fair offers a lot of health screenings with no money required

When examining the highest incidents of diabetes, stroke, hypertension and heart disease, the groups that have led the pack for a long time includes blacks, Hispanics and the poor.

• Miss Kentucky to be crowned next week in Lexington

• Jessamine County: The Whip Guy performs at Jessamine Public Library June 25

• Education notes for week of June 17

• Lex-Care: Help needed to pay electric bill

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Business

Toyota to expand early childhood education centers

Toyota announced Monday that it is expanding its early childhood learning academies for parents and caregivers to 12 additional schools and will increase...

• Gazelle, an electronics trade-in company, to bring 400 jobs to Louisville

• Stocks move higher as traders wait on the Fed

• US home construction rises 6.8 percent in May

• With Samsung, Jay-Z's business continues to boom

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Nation/World News

• Budget office view boosts Senate immigration bill 3 hours ago

• Afghan Taliban claim they killed 4 US troops

• House passes far-reaching anti-abortion bill

• Authorities name casualties in Colorado fire 9 minutes ago

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Opinion

Unequal justice in pot arrests; Ky. blacks 6 times likely to be arrested

About the same percent of black and white Americans use marijuana. But blacks are almost four times more likely than whites to be arrested for marijuana possession.

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• Farm bill remains trough for the rich; food stamps, conservation slashed

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